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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-26
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die sadzona W Kownie " dniu Q pat.
dziernika (2o wuesnia starego stylu).
Akt oskarzenia sk}ada sic Z 8 tom6w;
oskartonych jest II os6b, kt6rych bro
mic bsdzie 8 %obrohc6w, wyznacsouych
Z urredu, gdyt Z powodu terorysmu 70.
syjskiego, ossarzeni ME mogli znslesc
adwokatow, kt6rIy bez zezwolenia sadu
chcieli podjac sic tel sprawy. Swiadkow
wezwano przeszio dwustu. Wedle o.
bliczeh sadu rozprawa potrwa dni 10.
Do rozprawy msja bye dopuszcseni
correspondence dziennik6w, kt6rzy otrzy
maja pozwolenie prezydenta sadu. Przy
rozprawis oprocz jenerala Oriewskiego.
%jenerai gubernatora wilebskiego, ma bye
obecnym san minister sprawiedliwosci
Muraview.
Murawiew jest najmlodszym z mini
strow rosyjskich, gdyz iiczy lat dopiero
~czterdziesci kilka. Zdumiewsjaco pred
ko zrobii karyere cd czasu, gdy bedac
t~owarzyszem prokuratora oskarkai z u
rzedu Zslabows, panne Perowska, XII
balczyca i inuych uczestnik6w zamachu,
ktdrego ofiara padI Alexander II, ojciec
o~becnego Pomimo burzli wego
~prywatuego zycia, kt6reby kaidemu in
nemu W karyerze przeszkadzalo (Murs
view jest obecuie o: enioDy pc raz trze-
CT z Poke, z domu Borkowska, rozwie-
dziona dawniei z pierwszym swym me-
zem, iskims inzynierem; dwie pier sze
zas Tony Morawiewa, z ktoremi 20 kolei
sig rozwodzll, powycbodziiy ponownie
"a MAJ W awanturniczyoh ~wsrunkacb)
cieszy sic szczegolnem zaufaniem cara i
jest najpoufniejszym tegoA dorsdzca W
wszystkich sprawach, nswet W sprawach
dotyczacych osoby cara i carskiei ro-
dziny.
Znana ! pamietna Jest nova Mura-
wiewa, kt6ra miai do swoich podwla-
dnych, gdy z wiosna tego roku obeimo
wal teke sprawiedliwosci pc Msnsssei
ME, ktorego nepotyEm i protegowanie
sedziow wiecej kwali6kujacych sic ma
lokai, " ostatnich czassch tax byio zdy
skredytowalo, re pc prostu stai sic ME.
moEliwym. w tel movie, kt6rs wszy.
stkie rosyiskie dzienniki, jake znakomi
to charakteryzowaiy, Murswiew srcze.
golny Poiozyl nacisk ma to, ably sedEio
vie nigdy ME zapominsli, re wymierza.
ME sprswisdliwosoi jest tylko jedna /,
form %ustroju pahstwowego i slutby C,
ROW. ! nigdy ME powinno rozmijac sic
giownemi celsmi polityki monarchy.
Jaki wplyw moAe wyvrzec obecnosc
takiego ministrs sprswiedlivosci ma SUI
mienia sedziow, kt6rym przypadni,
smutny obowiaEek sedzenis ciemnych
oSlaksnych wloscian krotahskiob, bro
niacych W dobrej wierxe wlssnej WARY
kosciola skatowanych knutami / pika
mi kozskov o~rSewskiego, uiedaleks
Iprzyszlosc pokste.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-26


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zywoty swietych Pahskich
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Ks. Fotra Skargf W I2tu tomAch, A Och ksi.akaeh
rCwniek z obrs sFami, cena $500
Wyktad LekcyI iEwanRieItt
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PROOF teoo k.iao.rni. 49,.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-26

Od6ierajq hondzosoe { saossczsdsons
Dtcniqdse, przechosoujq tako,os. PSoc1
ssoyesdjny procent cd pienisdsy do pras.
ctosodnta stozonych. Sprzedauoajq osv-
gsacye . soeksLe ma ,ossysEkis p,l,.Es
b1roPy. Wypozycsajq pieniqIze ~
"'o,q16 Z tnne rzeteIne porsczenio.
URzEDFICY:
fAuL ". brnHBLAMos prezydent, Andrew @. LAm~rr
viceprezydent CHAlLls b sonITYIRr. ~, n
hALD La AoRnuL, rBecznik.
DYRKKTORZY:
- Ma. Buy, John y. Smulskl. Pnul N
stensiAnd, John SohermAn, Peter Kioiba.sS
eoncn ". Thorson: A. @ Lausten F.H Herhon
John 7. Hanson, William johnson, Jonn MeLsrs.
John A. PrzybysE, Earzsdca-
stycznosci q ns-xvn bankism ,et
Milwaukee Avenue snfs Deposft Wanna
ktore - zbudowa o. urzadzone doskonaIe A an, N
eLkN nszkodx1c. AMI zAodzieie dostat de DO ntchnis
cene.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-26
k>IEGARNIA ,,GAZETY KATOLlCKIEJ
w. IEGO,
g. Noble Street Chica~o TN
Pdeca Rodskom nstspujsce ksIatki:
Ksta4ki Powtesc,ose
Rsiaaki do nabozehstwa.

poIeca Rodakom n~s.tspuisce ks'atki:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-26
POlski Malarz.

Niniejszem oglaszam Szan. Pol,ki..
P~ublicznosci. IL 90 tylko r~o.poczslep
II swojs reke iako mslarz ze stas.y
xraju. zasem podejmujs sic u.lowaai
<osciosow ! dom6w, tspetowsnia pokc
wszystko co wchodzi " zakres maln
ski. Nam nadxieje, il Szanowni r.
lacy raozs mnie popr<sc sws braterst
sYczliwotcis.
JOZEF WINKIEL,
oO5 Noble st. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-26

DZiewczeta POlsLis m9ga dOs,A
Ca ufsmim snerykanskich jsko shd1scs.
S~sczegolnie twis1o prEybyfym ~dsiswcsvDor
& sA#IOKA. streczarfs. All Root str.
blitko PrinoeA Ave. Chicago. III
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-26
Polacy W Hamburger.

Smutuym doprawdy jest " obecnych
warunkach los rodakow nassych, Emu.
szonych ssukac chleba na obczyzuie.
Pozostawieni sami sobie, bez tadnej o
pieki badz moralnej, badi msteryalnej,
kt6remi wsselkie pshstwa xwykiy wy
chodzcow swych otac.a6, ro.prss.aja sic
oni wsrod masy obcych narodowosci i
Povoli gica. Gina dla kraju, gdy. choc
pr.ewatna c.eSc ich sdola po wielkich
moIoisch dobic sic srodk6w kon'eo.-
nych ola z~aspokojenia pot1eb tycia, O.
ociersjac sic wcia4 jednsk o tywioly
obcokrajowe, powoli sa,racsja cechy
narodowe, q Z csasem i sama narodo-
wosc.
Nader pocieszsJscem znamieniem lat
kilku ostatnicb, ohjawiaiacem sic W wie-
Ia m'ejscowojciaoh, jest rosnaoe niemsl
Z dniem kaadym poczucie potrxeby ia-
czen,a sic W celu samopomocy. Odswie-
tsnie umys}6~ wspomnleniami oiczyste-
mi, motnosc otrzymywauis prawd.iwyoh
wiadomosci o kraiu opuszczonym . ust
polskieh i pism polls xicb, wsp6lnosc prs-
cy " celu w~zajemnego popierauia sic i
chetna a szczera pomoc ola ~potrzebuja-
cyoh tego rodskow - obok osisguiecia
bezposredniego celu - podnosza ME
zmiernie ducha narodowego, tenn sa-
mem silly do dalszej walk Z trudnemi
warunkami bytu.
Ruch ten nkolonii polskich", uwido
czniajacy sic obecnie wszedzie prawie,
gdzie sic ,naszych garstka" zbierze po.
pierac wszelkiemi siiami i " mare srod.
kow jest o~bowiazkiem kazdego, pragna-
cego godnie imie Polaka nosi6. Wszy-
stkie prawie pisma nasse szczerzei. pra-
wdEiwym uznaniem najblitej W tenn Ia
interesowawanycb, sprawl sic ta zaj-
muja.
Ro.woj dwutygodniks lwowskiego
nPrzeglad Emigracyjny', oraz raloienie
nPolskiego Towarzystwa H sndlowo-
Geograicznego" We Lwowie, dowoGza,
il potrafmy sami s.ukaG dr6g prowa.
dsacych do zapewnienia korsysci spole-
czenstwu naszemu z najodleglejszycb
plscowekJ
Jedna Z ws&niejszych placowek Ia
k Oh W rozwijajacych sic koloniach ma
szycb, jest Hamburg, ma kt6ra tenn bs-
czniejsza zwrocic po~winnismy uwage, il
s}uzy on MIC tylko ola wielu "a Gel beg
posredni podroty, lecz jest zsrazem ra.
fl, o ktora rozbijsia sic j ma ktorej c.e-
sto osiadsja ciagnace "a ocean: szeregi.
Corocznie znaczna ilos6 wychodzc6w
naszych dazacych do Ameryki, ME mo-
gao poniesc kosztow ola odbycia dalszej
drogi, zatrzymuie sic W Hamburger i
osiada ma bruku bez zsdnych srodk6w
zycis.
w Hamburger istnieja obecnie 4 pol.
skie Stowarzyszenis. StowarzyszenIa te,
liczace do 400 ozionk6w (Polak6w "
Hamburger jest okoio 5000 goraco pra-
cuja mad utrzymanism nsrodowosci, a
choc stosunki miedzy niekt6remi z mich
naprezone, naleiy jednak mis6 nadzieje,
il p~rzekonawszy sic o utytecznosci wa.
jemnego porozumiewania sic, z czasem
porbsde sic n~iecheci, jaka je dis dzieli.
Niektore z T~owarzystw przysriy jut do
przekonania tego / szc.erze szuksja tere
M, a ktorym mogiyby sic spotykac,
zblizsc ! 20 bliAszem poznaniu sic syski.
wac IA w~zsjemnej ufnosci.
Okszye do zbli4apis sic takiego dajs
miedzy innemi urzadzsne cd czssu do
czssu zabawy.
Ostatnia byia zabaws, ur1adzons prze,
Towsrzystwo rNadziejs" W dniu Ia
sierpnia r. b. NaEwisks trzech innych
Towsrzystw "a: nTow. Kiosow", nSw.
Stsnisiawa" / pRekodrielnik6w".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-26
PieSn slerOty.

Mad neksmi Babilonu,
Ma wyguaniu W obcej ziemi
Siedsa synowie Syouu
w smutku pograzeni, niemi.
Ma piaczacych wierbaoh wisza
Rosstrojone swiete lutnie,
4 wistrem stepu sic kolysxa,
A ich struny jecza smutnie.
Boo ME godEi i'm sic spiewac
Wrogom Judy, ohoc ciekawym,
Bo gotowym sic nssmiewac
Israela pieniom krwswym.-
Ale smutuiej " slaxkiej siemi
Dsisisj polskich piesni wieszczom,
Co sic darmo miedsy swemi,
Darmo Z swojska lutnia pieszcsa;
DArmo prawia o pieknosci
Ojcsyzny ! r-zodkow slavic,
I wsywaja do csynnosci
1 do sluaby " swietej sprawie.
Jedni ma mich ME siuchaja,
Drudxy ju& ME roxumiei8,
Iuni ramiony ruszsja,
A wyrodki z mich sic smiejal...
Siazki wieszczu polstiej piesni,
OF godrina twa wybils,
Zsmilcz wisc, jak ptacy lesni,
Kt6rych zims zaskoczyia.
Zsr~ij struuy dEwiekopiodne,
Dumek JUL i zsl6w ME snij,
1 r.uc zio@ki tive niegodne
appointments rdzy j plesni!
Wieszczu! Otrzes sia { watpienia,
Porzuc mysli smetne czarne:
Twoje bole = to m~arzenia,
Twoje tale - dzisiaj marne.
Zbudz sic z smutku, spojr1yj W ko{o,
Otworz SERGE, nadstaw ucha:
Rozpogod.i CT sic czalo,
w dusze wstapi ci otucha.
OF mine}s zima diuga,
Ktora ludek nasx studIila:
Dzis ten lud o~swiaty struga
Il wiekowego snu zbudziia.
Jak sic z wiosna budza gaze,
Swie&y lisc j wiatr szelesci,
TAX srod ludu szmer powstaje,
Ktory nova wiosne wiesci,
Wiosne ludu, czynu, siowa:
WEI znow lutnie - precz Z skargami,
A ma Slazku zabrzmi nova
Piesh radcsns, DO Bog z Mani!
CzesSdD Lu6ins,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-26
DOkTOR WODNY.I
(DR. 0RAHAM.)

iecsyf, 3ak wiadomo Cd ostatnich lb lat = najiepszym
skuthem wszystde rudne, bes nadziei wylecsenia
s.starsaho i dfugoletnie choroby 4 cierpienia obu
pici prses mana " Nismcxechi tataj mstoda bads-
Pewns Ponoe 1 sscsssiws wyieesenis sapewn,a
.. cierpienia pfue, wstroey, merck 1 brsucha- Oier-
Pisnis 100 ohoroby kobieoe lako to:
T.yfsch' oolssns luS ..niedb.ns regui.rnoet, esee..
wssystkts chroniczne. pywafnsi famiitne cisrpienis
oou pfci iecsy prses ufycte swotch
Siedm ulubionych Lekarstw
y Hch choroeach, do ktorych de stosuje, ktorych
uuhsownemu vyieceenie % Prss.nsesonsI
~ Tystece rodxtn swemi podxtekowaniami dale
aAllepefe ew1adectwo, 3ak cudowns siAa mAja leksr.
uWa Wfasnorecxnie prsos ntego prEyrESdzane,
sd~umiewetace ostegnefy ~resultsty " takich Wypsdkach
aemi-
- Doksor xodny prsyrssdza viasns lekarstwo
! Qua ssgo ME tsst v fadnym swtSsku Q aptsks ma
90 To ~uluoious lskarstwa isczs tyiko chorobv
Stosyn po'sdyaeso - prss1nscsons nsbye 10 ylko
Ofisie: 36S 8. STATE ULICY
~ PIKRwszK PIErRo N
CHICAGO, HLINoIa-
Godxtny ofsowe: rano Cd IL. - niedx.els
mkntees. konsuitacys cd ia tyIko.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29
Some Sensible AdyIce.

In an editorial on the value of prop
erty owned by the colored people of
Georgia, the Washington Chronicle
calls attention to the fact that this
prosperity of our colored citizens has
been attained under democratic rule,
and on this line our contemporary Of
fers some sensible advice to them in
connection with the present campaign.
The Chronicle says =
"The colored people of Georgia now
own sixteen million dollars worth of
property. This is shown by the re-
cords and cannot be disputed by the
third party people who are trying to
prejudice the colored people against
the democrats. This property has
been accumulated by our colored PEG
pie under democratic rule, and as they
are doing so well it will be wise for
them to still continue to vote with the
democrats, and keep on prospering
We believe the plans of the third par
ty, if they were able to carry them out,
would bring disaster to the country
generally, and especially to the color
ed people"
in the above; and it is apparent from
the drift of politics throughout the
counties of the State that the colered
voter, who has property at stake, and
the best interests of his race at heart,
is already doing some thinking for
himself on this line.
The Constitution recently referred to
the newspaper cards which are being
published by leading colored men, an
nouncing their return to the demo
cratic ranks, AS having great signili-
canoe These cards. wherever they
have appeared, have been voluntary
and outspoken, and in every instance
the authors of them have said in sub
stance what our Wilkes county con
temporary sets forth in the extract
given.
There can be no doubt that the sensi
Bile colOred voter sees clearly where his
interest lies, and that his vote will go
to the party which fosters that inter
est, and more cOlored votes will be
cast for democracy in the coming cleo
ton than the records have ever shown
efore.-AtldntG Constitution.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29
Stauntolt Spectator,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20
Could Not Fuse.
THE POPULISTS AND PROHIBITIONISTS
COULD NOT UNITE.

THE POPULISTS AND PROHIBITIONISTS
COULD NOT UNITE.
Some time since there was meeting
in Roanoke of the State Executive
Committees of the Populist and Pro-
hibitionist parties at which plan of
union on a platform was agreed upon
to be submitted for adoption or re-
lection to the State Conventions of
those parties to be held at the same
time in Lynchburg. In accordance
with this action, these parties APP
pointed Thursday last, August 23rd,
as the day on which these conventions
should be held. They were held on
that day. but they could not agree on
a platform-that offered by the Pro
hibitionists, being the one agreed on
by the Executive Committees at Roam
oke, was rejected by the Populists,
and the counter proposition of the
Populists was likewise rejected by the
PrOhibitionists, so that there was no
fusion, and each will ROW its own
canoe"
After the adjournment of the Popu-
list State Convention, the Tenth Dis
trict Convention met and nominated
Capt. Edmund R. Cooke for Congress
for this district, against Tucker and
Yost. Capt. Cooke was the Populist
candidate for Governor against OFFER
rail-.
After the adjournment of the Pro-
hibition State Convention, the Sixth
District Convention nominated 0. G..
Rucker, of Bedford, as their candidate
for Congress, against Otey (Democrat)
and Hoge (Republican.) The Populists
also nominated O. G. Rucker. Just
before the adjournment of the Pro-
hibition State Convention, on motion
of Mr.. Gibbs, the State Executive Com
mittee was instructed to arrange for
calling conventions in all the districts
as soon as possible to make nomina-
tions for Congress. The convention
then adjourned sine die, singing "Blest
Be the Tie that Binds"
IL Will De observed GnaG WnlISG Tie
Populists and Prohibitionists failed to
agree on a platform and unite as one
party, they will, in some, if not in all
the districts, support the same candi-
dates for Congress.
The Lynchburg AdOdnce of Friday
last in speaking of o. C.. Rucker, of
Bedford, who is the nominee of both
the Populists and Prohibitionists in
the 9th district, says he lis native of
Bedford, is married and thirty-six years
of age. He is a lawyer by profession,
a graduate of Roanoke College and of
the law school of the University OF
Virginia; of fine figure and good ad-
dress, and will no doubt make a good
fight"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29
GEN. r. L. LEES MOTHER AND
WIFE.
"The Brave StOneWaIIers."

From a notice of the advanced sheets
of the private life of Gen. 4. E. Lee by
his nephew, Gen. Fltzhugh Lee, pub
lished in the New York World by
jeanette l.. Glider, we make the fol-
lowing extracts =
The late General Robert +. Lee &C.
cupied unique place in the history OF
warfare---he was admired and beloved
by both friends aud enemies. In the
South, where he commanded the army
of the Lost Cause. he was fairly wor-
shipped by his troops; in the North he
was respected aud always spoken of
with affection by his old associates
who were now separated from him by
difference of opinion. No wonder the
people of the South pinned their faith
on General lee-he was their best sol
der aud one of their very best friends.
he was not afraid to fight, as history
proves, but he did not sacrifice his men
needlessly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29

CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS Nom
INATED.-The Richmond State says
that the Virginia Congressional nom
nations have been made much earlier
this year than usual. The Democrats
have renominated Jones in the First,
Swanson in the Fifth. Meredith in the
Eighth, Tucker in the Tenth, and in a
few days Turner will be renominated
in the Seventh. Elicit in the Third
and Otey in the Sixth are the only new
men put up SO far. Nominations will
be made in the Second, Fourth and
Ninth in a few days. Republican nom
nations have been made as follows:
R. 7. Thorpe in the Fourth, G. w.
Cornett in the Fifth, J. Hampton Hoge
in the Sixth, r. j. Walker in the Sew
enth, James A. Walker in the Ninth,
and Jacob Yost in the Tenth. One
nomination has been made by the
Populists-that of Edmund r. Cooke
in the Tenth.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29
Harry ST. Geo Tucker.

The denomination of Harry Tucker
for Congress not only gives universal
satisfaction within our own district,
but has called forth words of commen-
dation and praise from many of the pa
pers from without. The compliment
of re nomination by reclamation is
fully deserved. His best efforts have
not only been exerted for the good of
his constituents and the country at
large, but those efforts and the sound
wisdom in his remarks have elevated
him in the minds of high political lead=
ers and caused him to be taken into
consultation by them. His speeches
are ever clear and logical and he is al
ways in place. fearless.
We are for Harry Tucker first, last,
and all the time Waynesboro Sentinel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrlr Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de
stroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing it's work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case itfails to
cure Send for list of Testimonials.
Address,
F. J. CHENEY d CO.,
Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29

Too MUCH OF A GOOD THING.--A
queer State of affairs, as result of a
religious revival, is on in Hammond
port, Ohio, where holiness meetings.
have been conducted for some time.
The people are worked up to a high
pitch of excitement. and several wo-
men have left their husbands because
they would not join the church. The
husband of one of these women way
laid the evangelist and tried to kill
him. One young woman, who has be-
come mentally unbalanced, persists in
singing and praying on the streets I'M
til stopped.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29

&PYGMIES AND GIANTS IN BY GONE
AGEs.-A race of pygmies is found to
have existed in Switzerland in the
neolithic age, and in Moravia the bones
of the mammoth have been found with
the bones of human beings of almost
gigantic size, showing that man CO.
existed with the mammoth.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29

VIRGINIA I'm the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for Augusta county, in vaca-
ton. August 20th 1924.
C. A. Koiner, Trustee. Plaintiff
VS..
IN CHANCERT.
The object of this suit is to wind up and set
tie the trust estate created by deed from J. G.
Thorn to &. A KOiner, Trustee, of date, Au-
gust Goth, 1894, and recorded in the County
Clerks Office of Augusta county.
And it appearing by affidavit fled that
Hurst, Purnell q Co., Clarke and Jones, Smith
& Shakeman Tucker Il Co., Stoneburner q
Richards, Wilson, Burns & Co., S. Ewart " Co.,
and Thomas Caunthers are non residents of
this State it is ordered that they appear here
within fifteen days after due publication here
of and do what is necessary to protect their
interests in this suit.
copy-teSte,
JOS. B. WOODWARD, Clerk
Chas. Curry, D. q.
aug 2-4tS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29
How Appointments Affect Congressman

How Appointments Affect Congressman
The following from the Washington
Post illustrates how appointments by
Congressman injure their chances for
re election
lone democratic member of the
house from the south who was recently
defeated for a denomination explained
to a number of his associates what had
caused his downfall. He said one town
in his district has thirteen voters, and
there were twenty persons in the town
who wanted him to appoint them to a
$50 place in one of the departments in
Washington. This one place was all
he could get for the town. He gave i:
to one of the thirteen and the remain
ing dozen turned loose on him in the
primaries. This ratio held good in
other parts of the district, and when
the convention was called to nominate
a candidate, the only friends he had
were those whom he had appointed,
but as they were in Washington, his
enemies carried the day."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29

The Vatican, the ancient palace of
the Popes of Rome, is the most mag
nificent building of it's kind in the
world 1t stands on the right bank of
the Tiber, on hill called the Vatica-
nus, because the Latins formerly wor-
shipped Vaticanium. an ancient oracu-
lar deity, at that place. Exactly when
the building was commenced no one
knows. Charlemagne is known to
have inhabited it over 1900 years ago.
The present extent of the building is
enormous. The length of the statue
museum alone is over a mile.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29

Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, the
-authoress, arrived in Washington Fri
day night, having reached New York
that morning on the steamship Britain
mic from Europe. Her son, the origi-
nal little Lord Fauntieroy,n is i'll
with typhoid fever and his mother has
been hurrying to his bedside as fast as
steam could carry her. She found his
condition improved and although
somewhat critical, unless a relapse
takes place, he will recover.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29

IN THE DEPTHS OF THE SEA.-Deep-
sea dredging in the Mediterranean has
shown that, contrary to the general be-
lief, life is abundant at great depths
at depths of miles. Many specimens of
a rare ground-shark were obtained at
depth of u mile and a half, and at a
depth of two miles new species of fish
were found.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29

Mr.. Hook, recently tried for murder
in Highland county court and SEN
fenced to four months in Jail and a
$500 fine, was sent here for imprison-
ment. The extreme age of the old gen
tlenian and his bad health have secur-
ed for him the liberty of the grounds,
and he spends most of his time outside
of the jail building. Bath NeaoS.