davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22

og6lnych sk}adek, czy poboz-
nych legat6w, zapis6w, lecz
nieznamy zadnego gdzieby
|jednostka niemi jako swoja
w}asnoscia rzadzi}a. Kazdy Z
mich jest inkorporowany jako
w}asnosc og6lna, publiczna, i
rok rocznie aktualny zarzad
jest obierany. Czemu tax ME
ma tutaj? D}uga by ma to
by}a odpowiedz, lecz redukuje
sic do tego: limo wielka rozleg-
lose kraju, wskutek czego ME
wszyscy moga wiedzieG co tam
sic dzieje; ado milczenie ka-
p}an6w ambon, by ME gor-
szyc faryzeusz6w, 3 ito mil
genie prasy czyli gazet
katolickich ola tejze przyczy-
ny; Alto wymownosG ich Was
nych organ6w mad ba}amuce-
MEM ludu. Ztad ci dobroczyd-
cy 'napychaja kieszenie
oharnoScia publiczna "a
sieroty wszy jedza, jak to
nlejeden raz mlellsmy sposoh-
nose WidzieC w Detroit.
Czy przeto ME by}by czas
powiedzieG temu obrzydliwe-
mu humbugowi halt, przez
praktyczne odm6wienie wszel-
kiego wsparcia, al ci panowie
ME przyjda do porzadku?
Czy ME czas, by prasa wszel-
kiego odcienia awanturnikom
tym, wszystkin niestety T.
Lubelskiego, da}a zas}uzony
dyplom powo}a}a do porzad-
ku. -..s44+-e.:s. : t.gss4-
Dziwna, ze gdy uczciwa
czesc naszego duchoWlehstwa
TAX kraju, przyby}a jakotez
i tn wySwiecona, w cichoscj
kazdy mad swoja czqstka
pracuje, - ci W mniemanej
gorliweSci cd Kalifornii do
Alaski SWAT kato]icki igor
szeniem nape}niaja.
Gas, czas wielki powiedzie6
temu: halt!
XIzesoihi, bardzo mocnes
mogq teraz dostaG nasze nadobne
rod@czki 20 znizonej Genie u pana
Pawta Schnasego przy Kam,ennej
drodze. Przez diva tvgodnie pan
Schnase wyprzedawac bedzne tylko
trzew'k. .-OpFac' sic zajrzec do tego
popularnego handlu.
ARONQWACK KATOI IKAe
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22
ABONOWAC KATOLIKAf
DIR. PIOTRA
C O N ] q Z y

jest uwazane "a jedno 4 najlepsZych lie.
karstw tego rodzaju. OczyszcZa krew,
nadaie oanowiona zywotnosc. wykorze-
nienia zarodki choroby Z ciala, gdyi
przyczynia sic do tego, 2e wszystkie or
gany znajdu]a sic W dobrym stanie dc
dzia4ania. Medycyna Jest l]rzygotowans
Il przesZlo trzydziestu rozNych gatunkow
ingredyencyj, gi6wnic roslinnego Rro
lestwa byla znana w uzyciu przez prze--
sz4o sto lat. Uzywano go wielka ko-
rzyScia we wszystkich ogdlnych terra
zniejsZych olegliwoscjach, a zw@aszcza
tych; kt6rc pochodzs q krwi chore>.
go zo4adka jake to:
Zatwardzenie, Bol glowy, Dolegliwosci
watroby, Z6}ciowosG. Z61taczka, Reuma>-
tyzm, Wodna puchlina. Trudnosc ira,
vienna, Niestrawnosc, Goraczka, Roza,
oryszcze, Zebra ograszka Szkrofu}y,
3trupy, Swierzbiaczka, Glsty, Liszaj,
Wrzody, Rakowe wyrotniecia. Bole i ra>
ny, Bole W systemic kosci, Wychudnie
nie, Dolagliwosci njewiast, S}abose
Bronchitis, zarnice. B6l W krzyzach,
Lawr0t glowy. I. q.
6OMOZO ME jest medycyna patentowa
"a, tez ME sprzedawaja iej aptekarze
ecz mezczyzni niewiasty. kt6rzy uzy.
Eajac je, zostal wvleczeni, spowodowa
ii przez wdzjecznosc dla doktora, prze.
Eyczenie, aby ch wspo}towarzysze od-
niesli korzysc: dzia4aja jako iego agenci
l W ten spos6b nioga 60 dostarczy6 lu
dziom cierpiacym w oddaleniu.
jest nieocenionem iako lekarstwo do
mowe>a mianowicie W mieiscowoSciach
po4ozonych bardzo daleko cd lekarzy
aptek. Lekarstwa tego ME mona dosta,
od aptekarzy, lecz tylko cd miejscowycl
agent6w. Jeze]i ME ma agenta wa
szem sasiedztwie, przyslijcie $500 do
staniecie dwanascie 35c. bute]ek ma pro
be wprost cd w}ascicie]a Taxi obstalu
aek mole kazdy dostac tyiko raz
q DIR. PETER FAHRNEY,
M-lAS Hoyle Ave-, Chicago, III
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22

Mnie sic zdaje, re jeszcze ME
zasfugujemy ma takie spodlenie.
w naszych sprawach narodowych
nie potrzeba zadnych zyd6w i war
hcz55w, ich s4uzk6w, bo niezasfuzy-
my sobie przez to ma bfogos}awieh-
stwo Boskie, ale ma coraz wieksze
przeklenstwo. Alians re szatanem
powinien ola mas bye wstretnym,
chocby tenze wszystkie kr6lestwa
swiata nam obiecywa4. Cavean
onsul e s!
STARZEC.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22
Clos starca
0 WieCu / Lidle.
KtO teraZ 7esZCze W2tpl,

Kto teraz jeszcze w2tpi, ze
Polska bedzie ma drugi rok,
ten choGby ME chcia}, musl
bye Z tych ostatnich wstecz-
nikdw danny ma to srednio-
wiecznych. Boo jak tu o tenn
watpic, skoro bedzie1ny mieli
Vice jego nastepstwem
Lige, ktora niechybnie wy
pedzi Moska]a Polski.
Kto vie, moze Moskal tenn
wszystkiem przestraszony zaw-
czasu sam zemknie, a wtedy
to bedzie dopiero tryumf!
Oczywiscie, ze ME moze ina
czej bye, bo to Mosci Dobro-
dzieju, bedzie ostentacya ME
]ada, ]eszcze SWAT podobne3
ME widzia} ;albowiem zapanuje
odtad zgoda mi}ost miedzy
wiara ! niew'ara. Kropidlarz
z patryota zrobia alians i por-
wani wielkim animuszem, ME
heda potrzebowali maszero-
wac przez Alaske, ale kr6tsza,
niz istnieje, droga pobiegna
do Polski juz przez Moskala
opuszczonej ma zawsze.
Ach co "a mike marzenia!
Po co tez to P. Bog dal
cz1owiekowi rozum, kt6ry
1iemilosiernie kaze mu sic
otrzasc Z marzen a natomlast
trzezwo rozwazy6, ,,co to by}o,
CO to bedzie"?
Vice co tez to by]o ?Trzezwo
zdrowo patrzacy ma spraWy
widza, re najszacowniejsze
korzysci dla kazdego cz}owie-
ka, tenn bardziej dla mas
Polakov, So religijne. TAX
dalece, ze sam Boski Tw6rca
Chrzescia1istwa powledzla}:
), Starajcie sic pierwej o Kro-
]estwo Boze, a tareszta bedzie
wam przydana. y Q te tel
korzysci, Z gor]iwoscia zas}u-
gujaca ma podziw i wielkie
uznanie, pracowa] og6} Ducho-
wiehstwa Polskiego. w tel
uciazliwej piracy napotyka} ma
op6r licznych warho}6w, a
nawet fa}szywych braci. TAX
zwani narodowi patryoci odsaa-
dzili kropidlarzy Cd odrobink1
patryotyzmu, zamilczajac juz
o obelgach do tego dodanych.
Poswiecenie, z jakiem to czy-
Mill, sprawi}o szatanowi ME-
k}amana radost pozytek. Czy
ME tax by}o?
A CO teraz ma bye? Moze
patryoci przekonali sic naresz-
Gle, re byli potwarcami i swe
b}edy odwo}ali? Ale gdzie!
lego wcale ME potrzeba, bo
odezwa ukuta przez ks. Ba-
1zyl1skiego m6wi OTTO, ze
wszelkim organizacyom przy-
znaje sic racya bytu; wiec
patryoci moga bez troski
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22
8gRik 8 AskisRikEi
a la Nagiel.

U AO ~ CVS1OAs
w Ostatnlch czasach DZ1EN-
NIX CHIC. ma bardzo podob-
NJ wielki pokup wsr6d bosych
bab ma Noble ul., poniewaz
nAjswiezsze podaje wiadomos-
ci o ), wywodach''. Teraz juz
niezawodnie i panic redakto
rowe do wywodu sic sprezen-
tuja.
Zmartwychwstahcy tylko
sta Z kolei Sumo "a biletami
swym parafianom og}aszaja.
,Konia Z rzedem' dostanie
ten, chocby i aptekarz, kt6ry
przepowie, lie Sum odprawia-
nych tam bedzie, zanim ten
s}awny XIXty wick swe stru-
dzone powieki zawrze.
Pewien Chicagoski lewita,
kt6rego miejscowi aptekarze
wyrocznia madrosci obwo}ali :,
w W1ERzE I OJCzYzN1E moral
no-religijne dyalogi pisze. Czy
przekonaja one kogo, lub ME,
ME by}o to widocznie zada-
MEM autora, my O tenn ME
sadzimy. Lecz, ze gramatyke
polska, o uzyciu znak6w pi
sarskich, autor powinien by}
przejrzec, ME ulega najmniejj-
szej dyskusyi.
X.Kolasihski odprawi} reko-
lekcye u Zmartwychwstahc6w
W Chicago. O. Wincenty przy-
ja} 60 podobno jaknajserdecz-
niej, a detroickiemu reforma-
torowi kleru pokaza} wielkie-
go nosa.
Chicagoska Sp6}ka Wydaw-
nictwa Polskiego, kt6rej ro-
mantyczna historya KAToL1K
swego czasu publikowa}, VILE
cze sw6j marny byt pod sta
rym jeszcze zarzadem, mimo
ze nowy sekretarz W osobie
Wgo x. ]. Szukalskiego
zosta} ma posiedzeniu obrany.
CO to ma znaczy6, KAToL1K
tez ME vie, albowiem zad-
nych W tym wzgledzie wiesci
Cd swego Chicagoskiego re-
portera ME odebra1; podej-
rzywa wszakze cos niedobre-
go, znajac Wiel. X. J. S.,
kt6ry jako american boy, "
mas}a sobie chleba zdjat ME
pozwoli nikomu, nawet iWic-
kowi. Musi tam cos niedobre-
go sic swieciG W okolicach
-Uniwersytetu x. w. Gruczy,
kiedy TAXI redaktor Cd ZGoDY
swa }amana polszczyzna i
koslawym sty1em chwali go
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22

Pan Teofl Derdowski bedzie
W tych dniach po raz drugi W Ste
venspoint, Polonii okolicy jake
podrdzujacy agent naszej gazety.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22

czarty. To wystarczy}oby, aby
pokazat, co ten gazowy kr61
ZaCZ.
Me zaszkodzi jednakze jesz-
cze obszerniej opisac tego
potWora.
Dalej wiec dodaje P. Jerz-
manowski, ze ksiezom 0 mic
wiecej ME chodzi jak 0 zdzie-
ranic do1aroW. Mozeby
naleza}o mu wierzy6, skoro 2
taxa pewnoscia siebie utrzy-
mule on, ze jego s}owo jest
takie dobre jak Rotschilda.
Lepiej jednakze powiedzmy
temu potwarcy, ze Rotschild
jest zydem, to macy, re p.
Kuby s}owo jest take dobre
jak zyda, a my tyle oswiecenia
juz posiadamy, ably wiedzleG,
co MONA zydowi wierzy6.
Dosyc przypomniec Morgen-
sterna.
Ale jest wyjatek, jest, dodaje
p. Kuba. Cieszmy sic wyjat-
klein, skoro ME MONA regula.
Ten wyjatek stanowi ks.
Wincenty Barzyhski; zdziera
on co prawda niemi}osierniee,
ale tez "a to PRAGUE. Ktoby
sic spodziewa} chotby / tyle
uczucia sprawiedliwosci Cd 2:
Kuby? To tel kiss .Barzydsbi
wdzieczny "a tax cenny
complement, ma ukutej przez
siebie odezwie mocno wy
szczeg6lni} p. Erazma Kube
Jerzmanowskiego.
lyle wystarczy do dok}ad-
nego poznania religijnosci
tego czlowieka; gdybysmy
jednakze sic spodziewali, re
przynajmniej pod wzgledem
sp6}ecznym lub patryotycznyn
ma P. Kuba wiecej umiarko-
wane poglady, spotka}yby
mas straSZne rOzCZarOWanle.
Bo jak ongi gosc nasz P.
Habdank powiedzia}, ze ME
ma w ca}ej Ameryce jednego
poczciwego Polaka (szkoda,
ze sobie ME przypomnia} p.
Kubie, DO by}by sic jeden
raz mniej onyliD zapewnc d]a
tego, ze ME umieja tax zrecznie
jesc W Piatek lniesa jak on,
tax tez p. Kuba re zwyczajna
sobie pewnoscia powiada, ze
wszyscy Polacy W Aneryce
So anarchistami; rowniez ME
dla innej przyczyny, ty]ko ze
zawziecie trzymaja sic swej
s. WARY. Ola odprawy z tyn
P. MONA jeszcze zaznaczyc, re jak
p. Habdank zemkna} ztad przy-
domkiem Durnikowskiego, tax tez
i mniemani anarchisci jako rezolut-
nj ludzie rzuca ma niego bombe,
kt6ra mu DUO nieprzyjemno6ci
sprawl, jezeli ca}kiem ME zabije.
Starcem ia jestem prawda, ale
to jeszcze chcia}bym zrozumiec,
jakim sposobem moze cz4owiek sic
odwazyt ma umieszczenie swego
imienia i nazwiska ma odezwie do
tych, kt6rymi tax szatahska FARO
zumia}oscia pogardza? ma to ma
bye zgoda? Nigdy przenigdy; do
tego stopnia z pewnoscia sic ME
ponizymy. Ola ni4ej zgody powie-
Gle. Me! Me lnoze bye zgody mie-
dzy wiara bezbozno6cia. Sam
szlachetny Kosciuszko brzydzi4 sic
wicszyciela1ni Duchowiehstwa, a
my many sic bratat z ich nastep-
cani?
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22

sic racya bytu, zapewne "a
strzezona w niekt6rych zbola-
}ych pierslach, moga vice /
oni staraG sic nadal o rozw6j
WARY S. Moze jednakze po tel
zgodzie / mi}osci, kt6re nasta-
pia, wszyscy beda sic starali o
to Kr6lestwo Boze. Niestety,
ca}y ton odezwy mas uczy, ze
zaczna sic wysi}ki 0 to, co
P. Bog obiecuje przydac. Mic
tn nawet ME pomoze przy-
pominanie, ze tyle razy
wysi}ki robilismy o drugaa
sprawe, pominieciem pierw-
szej, / mic ME wskoralismy, ze
juz nareszcie by}by czas przej-
rec. Trzeba ze smutkiem
przyznac, ze jest DUO nawet
miedzy nani, kt6rzy mysla,
ze So madrzejsii, niz sam P.B6g.
Me trzeba mySleG, ze tn jest
zamiar uduszenia Wiecu Ligi.
Broh Boze, ale MECH ona sic
g}upio ME zaczyna a jeszcze
g}upiej ME ko6czy. Czy to n.
p. nie wyglada g}upio, re pod
ia ,odezwa widzimy takze
niedowiarkow, bezboznik6w /
poprostu wrog6w kr6lestwa
Bozego. Najwybitniejszy ma
wet stoi ma czele, movie tu
0 E. ]. Jerzmanowskim. E.
wiem ma pewno, ze ma sic
czyta6 Erazm, a J. danny ma
to Jak6b czyli Kuba.
Komuz ME So znane jego
czarne poglady ma mas Pola-
k6w W Ameryce, og}aszane
wszem wobec, ostatnlemi zw}a
SEGA easy W KRAJu peters
burskim? Warto to wszystko
przeczytac, albo tezprzys}uchaf
sic movie jego samego, ably
mice dobre raczej, zgadzajace
sic L prawda o MIN wyobra-
zenie. Twierdzi II. p. pan
Erazm, ze on jest tax dobrym
katolikiem, jak sam Papiez, i
chyba ME nalezy watpit, ze
juz lepszego swiadectwa ME
potrafl}by sobie wystawic. RE
czywiScie, poniewaz jest bo-
gatyn podobno nilioncrcm,
kupi} sobic nawet Cd OLGA S.
order, ktorv n1u pozWala
nosic biaEe spodnic 4 przyeIat-
klein czerwoncgo fraka; tax
jak naszym wielce zasluzonym
pra}atom wolno nosic wiolcto-
we }aty ryfke ma palcu.
Dodaje jednakze P. kuba,
ze wcale ME wierzy bajkom
wyg}aszanym przez ksiezy ma
ambonach, co rzeczywiScie
dowodzi, ze on zar6wno lep-
Sym jest katolikiem, niz sam
Papiez. Posiada ON powody
do tego, kt6re tu wyglosze
dla ostrzezenia Polak6w pred
tym cz}owiekiem, ale pre-
strzegam, ze to bezczelne pot
ware.
Powiada wiec Jerzmanowski,
ze ksieza So to jawni rozpust-
nicy. Ma tax okropna obelge
MONA tylko odpowiedzie6, ze
ME jest uczed mad Mistrza, bo
zydzi ! o Panu Jezusie 1n6wili,
il przez Belzebuba wyrzuca
I Z /. e
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-22

gW- Nasz podr6zuiacy agent p.
Micha4owski wyjechaf W interesie
KAroL1KA do Alberty i SwanRivel
oraz Little Falls, MINI.
The herald., 1894-02-19
A MISCREANT'S CRIME.
FRIGHTFUL DESCENT OF AN
AERIAL CABLE CAR.
A Prominent Young Lawyer Killed-Nar.
row Escape of Other Passensers-
Some Unknown Person Had
Cut the Cable.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 18.-For sew
eral months past there has been an
aerial cable car line across the Tennessee
river near this city, and hundreds have
continually focked there. the ride at q
distance of 1000 feet above the river be-
ing particularly exhilarsting one.
This afternoon, without q moments
warning, while the cage with eight
passengers was near the bluff on the op-
sesSiab ssSeS ia s q dala The EysT the cghlf hsnks
frightful speed. The violent motion
of the car caused the cable to wrap
around it, and when within about 200
feet of the ground crushed il as though
it we're an egg shell. One end of the cable
struck Oliver Ledgerwood, a prominent
young attorney OF this city, on the head,
killing him instantly. The blood
spurted from his wounds, completely
satursting the clothing of the remaining
occupants of the car, frightening them
80 badly that they attempted to Jump
out OF the windows into the river, but
they were restrained by the brakemsn.
Finally tug was secured and anchored
directly beneath the dangling car and
the survivors were rescued by means of
a rope, each descending hand over hand.
They were Miss Alice Waddle, Ledger
woods sweetheart, William Kibby.
Fred McBes. M. NJ. Phillips, G. F.
Lewis and Henry Hatcher, all prominent
people. At the coroner's inquest tonight
it was discovered that the cable had
been partially severed by an unknown
miecreant.
The herald., 1894-02-19
POPE LEO'S JUBILEE.
FINAL CELEBRATION OF THE
MEMORABLE EVENT.
The HoIy Father in Person Conducts tho
Closing Oeromony-An Audience
of Fifty Thousand Cheers
the Venerable PontiT.

ROME, Feb. 18.-The closing ceremony
In connection with Leo XIII's jubilee
year took place today and consisted of
mass celebrated by him in st. Peters,
followed by the Te Deum. Sixty
Thousand tickets were given out for the
final celebration. and it is estimated
$4,000 people were present. Mass was
celebrated at the papsl altar. Leo was
borne into the basilica at 9 AS O'Clock,
0rs6ops The entrance Of the pops WAS vas
announced from the e1me by blast OF
silver tvumpets. At the conclusion of
the mass Leo intonsd the Deum,
which was charted by the whole con-
gregatioD. The pope then reseated
himself in the sedia and, with the tiara
on his head, blessed the audience, then
retired into the chapel Della Pieta amid
prolonged cheering. The pope ap-
peared considerably improved in health
and intoned in strong voice. Tonight
the facsdes of St Peter's and other
churches, all Catholic institutions and
a great many houses were brilliantly
illuminated. The pope's physicians say
he is much better, but have advised
him not to over exert himself.
The herald., 1894-02-19
THE II oNDURAN WAR,
President Vasquez Holding RevOlutiO
ist Families az Hostages.


President Vasquez Eoldiug Revolution
ist Families as Hostages.
NEW York, Feb. 18.-The Hersld's
dispatch from La Libertad says: Presi-
dent Vasquez OF Honduras, who is b
sieged by insurgents in his capital city,
Tegucigalpa. is holding several families
of prominent revolutionists az host
ages. He hopes thus to prevent
actual assault upon and sack of
Tegucigslpa. Th o siege of the city con-
tinues stubbornly, though most of the
provinces of the country have declared
in favor of the provisional government
established by the insurgents. whose
leader 10 Gen. Policsrpe Bonilla. Both
sides are now almost without ammuni-
ton, and Nicaragua is becoming anxious
to have the war brought to close as
soon az possible.
The herald., 1894-02-19
THE X. OF L. SCANDAL.
A. w. Wright Makes a Statement Abou
the Trouble.

the Trouble.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18.-A. w.
Wright, ex member of the general
executive board of the Knights of
Labor, made a statement tonight con-
cerning the suits brought against the
order by the ex-general officers. If"
said he, demanding our money months
after it is due be evidence that we are
disloysl to the order, was Hayes course
in drawing every cent due him up TO the
minute evidence OF care for the orders
welfsre?"
When asked il it we're true that Pow
derly had done anything to injure the
order eince he was out OF Office, Wright
said he did not doubt that members
were writing to PowdeYly as they were
writing to him, asking questions which, /,
if answered truthfully, would give the
writers of the letters a very poor
opinion of at least one who holds high
position in the order. He did not doubt
Powderly answered these letters truth
fully, bat telling the truth in case OF
this kind lie at once the right thing and
the best thing for the order.
The herald., 1894-02-19
APACHE KIDS VICTIMS.
The Renegade's Ravages in
Arizona.
Another Big Reward Put on
His Head.
Governor Hughes Devising Means
for His Capture.
Constable Miller of PRESCOTT Shoots
Another Msn-Other DoinKs In the
Territory-Genersl News
Gleanings.


By the Associated Press
Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 18.-Advices from
Bunker Hill, where Apache Kid made
his recent fight, state that Apache
scouts who examined the dead squaw
say she was Kids wife; that they were
en- route from Mexico to San Carlos
reservation. The squaw had on a ring
with six marks, which the Apaches say
represent six murders. These, added to
II others which Kid and his followers
are known to have psrpetrsted during
the last two years in Arizona, indicate
the ravages OF this renegade in the
territory. 1t is stoutly asserted that
Kid has killed three times as many
Mexicsns in Sonora. Governor Hughes
yesterday offered reward of $4,000 for
Kid dead or alive. The governor has
for the last three months been devising
means by which the willy renegade could
be taken. A heavy snowfall in the
mountains gives hope of success. Out
side Of Kid and his small following,
there are no Indian troubles.
CRIME AT PRESCOTT.
PRESCOTT, Ariz., Feb. 18.-Constab BILE
L. G. Miller, who shot Chief OF Police
Archibald a month ago, added to his
record last night by shooting John Wal
lace twice through the left lung, prob
ably fatally. Miller attempted to arrest
Wallace, who was very drunk. Wallace,
in maudlin drunken manner made .
show of resistance and was shot down.
The shooting is generally considered un-
justi6able. Miller is in Jail. This is
the fourth shooting scrape that has oc-
curred here within ss many weeka.
Considerable indignation is manifested
by the citizens OF this place.
RAILROAD MEETING AT YUMA.
YUMA, Ariz., Feb. 1S.--An enthusi-
astie mass meeting was held here last
I evening, wntCh was addressed. bv Pres
ident w. IL. Carlson, Secretary Dixon
and Judges Purdy and Dsvis, in favor oi
the San Diego, Yuma and Phoenix rail-
road, which is now being pushed from
San Diego east. The road from Cariso
creek to the crossing of the Colorado
river viii have straight iins 81 Ice
miles, the grade Of which in no mile will
exceed 20 feet to the mile. Mayor In
gals, Judges Purdy and Levy, and
Colonel Allen of the Sentinel were ap.
pointed committee to receive subscrip-
tions. A large number subscribed to
the stock of the company.
The herald., 1894-02-19
rKIcoLoR HAULED DOWN.
A Revolt against French Authority in
the Society Islands.

the Society Islands.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1S.-The Chron-
icle prints story received by private
letter on the brig Galilee, of revolt on
the island OF Raistes, one of the Society
group in the South seas. December
Path last, rebels pulled down the French
flag on the newly erected government
building. The trouble grew out of diff
fculty between the supporters OF French
colonial government and the native
traders, who are daily growing more
jealous OF the Frenchmen and
their growing commercial influence.
Immediately after the occurrence the
French transport Durance was dis
patched to the island from Papeete and
the commander ordered that if the man
who hauled down the flag was not sur
rendered the town would be blown off
its coral foundations. The rebel, who
happened to be a wealthy citizen, was
surrendered and taken on board the ves-
sci. which sailed at once for the penal
settlement OF New Caledonia.
1t had been ordered from Pa
peete that be be shot five days after
his arrival in New Caledonia, and there
is every reason to believe the order was
carried out. A similar uprising took
place about two years ago, when the
Fren ch fret seized the island. The ma
tives were then silenced, however. by a
war vessel dispatched from Papeete.
This latest disturbance occurred when
the French flag was hoisted ON the new
town hall at Raiatea. When the rebel
faction discovered the tricolor, they cast
lots to see who should break into the
building and pull down the flag. The
lot fell to the unfortunate citizen who
was subsequently delivered up by the
malcontente to be shot.
The herald., 1894-02-19
TIRED OF RECIPROCITY.

Puerto Rico Being Ruined by tho Treaty
with America.
MADRID, Feb. 1S.-'rhe text of q petit
ton OF the Agricultural association of
Puerto Rico, that the treaty with Amer
lea affecting Puerto Rico be abrogsted.
has been made public. 1t declares if
the colony is forced to continue buy
low-class American goods a serious dis
turbance will result. Puerto Rico, it
says, is losing by the treaty 100000
monthly and being ruined. There is a
growing feeling in Madrid that Spain
will obtain important notifications OF
the tariff on the advent OF new Amer
icRn regime.
The herald., 1894-02-19
CANCELLED HIS ENGAGEMENTS.
A Starving Hermit Joculsrly Blows OF
His Head.

A Starving Hermit Jocuiar1y Blows OG
His Head.
BANGOR, Me-, Feb. 1S.-Chsrles D.
French, peddler and hermit of Orono,
blew the top of is head off today. He
left the following letter:
"To the Curious: 3;15 pm, Feb IL 1894.
"In two hours shall be dead, shot
through the head with big charge of
lead (no poetry intended), and be on the
spook route to kingdom come. Disease
and poverty the cause. However, no
one knows [ am in q destitute condi-
tion, but I'm in it just the same. Burn,
boil, bake, buy or send my carcass to
the phosphate factory, just as the bu-
NOR strikes you. Pm weak, faint and
hungry, but / know how to cancel all
my engagements with Mr.. Trouble and
Mr.. Misery. Yours respectfully,
'CHARLEs d. FRENCH"
The herald., 1894-02-19
THE PREY OF FLAMES.
Another Incendiary Fire on the WorI
Fair t3rounds

Another Incendiary Fire on tho Worlds
Fair Grounds.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Another worlds
fair fire, undoubtedly OF inceAdisry
origin, broke out this afternoon in the
east wing Of the Illinois state building.
Early in the progress of the fire fying
brand ignited the northwest dome Of
the art palace. Guards, however,
climbed to the roof and tearing away
the blazing canvas, threw it to the
ground and thus the flames were easily
extinguished. The fire in the Illinois
building was put out before any serious
damage was done.
The herald., 1894-02-19

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 1S.-The total
loss of the steamer Ohio at Cottonwood
Point, 130 miles above here. ie reported.
While backing from Cottonwood Point
the Ohio struck rock, aud the stern
sunk in 25 feet Of water. The bow still
hung fast above the water. The paHsen-
gers and crew are all out on shore. The
Ohio had 64S bales OF cotton, $4,000
stones and lot of hides. scrap iron and
sundries. She was insured for $4,000.