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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

"a
s s,sali. Tho women came 10 a. a..r
t;,n, ls N our streams. Fron thst
u,1a iortn II was all oyer with ~ ~.
s,,.i iay IN the peoples faiih srS IL,
sf,.,,r WIS destroyed we also were H..
NM ~ Mhviiy' The virtue IL como
or ns ~ ON wands, and from the petent
W. ''V.s mat we were we have Fallen ~
foirins H. niIhhed hags, willful as the
am hrn WY are forgotten. Also, We have
10 nnt W. ~, 70 gam viii. our hands. which
uV no. shiow now to do anythinr
az frst you might have seen ~ IN en-,
toleS's weAHiy dragging faeSts 81 dead
ngou OF gathering the acorns from the
slues OF the paths. But the wool,oen
MeIe hard on Us; the peRsants ti,rfst
from the pleasant ruins "a IN
tne Door VINO can ind no way o. iiving IN
~ your great towns.
Some Of us toilpd IN tl,o e,,.y,,, I'm.
Othe1s sold apples during M Winter M,
Your bridges. or heads before tbo 49,. W ~
your churches We pushed carts mi ~
Yranses' we held out to he passersi,y
,puque,s which no one cared 10 INV ana
Wy lliIe children Knocked at our warginc
clllle' ana the policemen orderel ns
gWhy' and tne Omnibuses knocked ~.
uYNn' Then sickness, want--n hnsnit al
shert lhpwn over the face. Al ~
Inp"MH rance has let all her fairies diel
nu Y, wen mas she been punished.
Pa ~, good slfs. You may laugh.
put now we have seen What thin~s
happen m land where there nrc ~
more iahies. We have seen ali thoss
hcrcuullls and sneering nensants
opening their gates to the PrussIans AND
showing Them the best roads ~ toLo
To- Robin did not believe In devntin,,
more neither did he believe IN devotion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
THE FoRr WORTH AND DENVER TER
MiNkL HALLWAY COMPANY.

once Of Secretary. Port Worth, Tex,
Feb. B. 1884 The regular luauAl meeting
~ me sigckhqlders q The Fort Worm and
the office ~ the company W The city 81
Fort Worth on Tuesday March 2 ihl4, az
u O'Clock noon W. 4. Ross,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

TWre springs that bear our uamns
we ,Wonll have mixed enchanted brpv7s
20 drive ihem mad. and at our trvstin,
places, with one magic word 81
thoroughly would we have confused M
roads and rivers, SO thoroughly entanrlc1
them in the thony brush where fhev
Wore always covering, that NJ do
Mollke's little cnllike eyes would nnvcr
have seen again. WI
Then the delicate little yolce faiferad
for moment, and the jndge said.
But nll this does not telI ms .-ha.
yon were doing with that oil which WINS
found on YOU when you were arrested I"
II WAS burning Paris. sir" replied ,bc
Old woman cnolly. 81 was bnrnin,.
Paris because hate It, because II Il
always laughing, because It has Killed rs
IL Is Paris that has sent out sayanis Ia
nnalyzc our wonderful fair springs and
TO report precisely on them that thew
contain Iron and sulphur in s1lution'
Paris has Knocked us IN It's theaiprs
Our enchuniments have become iohcs.
pnr miracles, sflEe tricks; AMI the people
have seen so many evil faces Haunting
by in our rose collrrd robes. IN orr
winged cars, illunlncd by nio1nsbhe
made 9i Bengal IRE. that now they can.
not think of Ms without laughing
'Of course this Old woman Is crazy -
said the judge. "rakc hcr away."-Al-
phOnse DHudct in Romance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

F,,,, ,,s,or. in New York have married i
Usage Indians ssho are eiVii'Aea' s-u'''''
and wealthy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
SAFE DEALERS.

NEW AND sKcoNp HAND sAFEs-H.
W. Peaks. io6 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
EiII1 # BY THE DEAD.
\ III PAYS VIGIL KEPT
~ a CORPSE
,pr i SOUL KNEW IT.


o,nipr the guards on the
one I II KIM York noticed q mid
illa ~ a.,parently knceling beside
X 1I,9. Although II was a raw
/, mann la..oine. his head was uncoy-
llo'u l, seemed to be staring in
~ Y M street. AZ. day long as
~ ,issnoIered past, the man seem
\. ~ uatchins, and even when
z M \ glimpse Of a white face
" Y, staring out into the dark
re,t morning the guards were
4 lookout aud still the man
~, NTH bis chin resting On die
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
WANT COLUMN.


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PERSONAL,
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directed 10 Initials only ure not delivered
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the counting room yesterday at G p. m.
Persons railing FOR them viii please say
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

" ' ins. It Is genssTI,sdl e y n iiif-TEBs.
RIiOiF IhDr .-,,r liver, and give
y VIZ cure yop. s 80 lsppet.ss.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

% godlo nsslej uieszczssliwej Ojczy.
zny, PREY niej jake ,tr'a ioidscy: mo-
sksl, prusak j austrysk. Ia wozem
ca.y szereg obyws,eli u,brojonych "
karabiny, q przsdstawiajacy obywateli
wsrs1awskich cIssie rewolucyi. Ma
Woke byl pspis W iezyku aDgielskin:
,,Poisnd put in prison by three despots".
"a oSyw.telsmi u,brojonymi " karabi-
ny postspowalo Tow. sw. J6zefa grupa
u. MP. "a mimi pieknie udekorowany
pow6z, " kt6rym jechai mas kochany
professor wiel. ks. F. Pikulski.
Gdy poeh6d rus.yi mu,ykazsgra'sla;
wszyscy n~iesak,hcy byli jua uPrze-
dzeni o nsszem obehodzie przez owe
ksisaec1ki, kt6iesmy edebrali cd was Z
Chicsgo o Ayoiu j prscy nsszego boha-
terra. Dziski RI. Centr. n to Prsce,
gdya ops uczynils wiecej nia ~wszystkie
obcbody, jskiesny d~ctyehczss tn mieli.
Pocb6d udsl sic do t. z. nRumbseh
Opera House., kt6ia ty'a przybrana
bardzo gusto wnie. Program bJi jsk
nastepuje:
Kapels zsgraia ,,Nasz Kosciuszko do
bry 6yl". Potem powolano OBJ. G. Z.
Nowsks jsko preaess, niaej FodPissne-
go jako sekr. Wiel. ks. Pikulski 1ajsa
miejsee prezesa honorowego. Teras
nastapila nova wiel. ks. P~ikulskiego.
Spiew drieci sakolnyeh ped dyrekoys
organisty p. Kupkowskiego nPatrz Ko
ciuszko ns mas z nieba". Muzyka VI
dymem poaar6w". News c. D.. Nova
ka. Muzyka nBote cos POlske". Spiew
panien B~orszewskiej i Dziedriz, ktore
spiewsly diva rary. Potem dzieci ,zkcl'
Ne wykonaly jeszcze kilks piesni. Po-
tenn nastspil bal, kt6ry o godzinie IL W
nocy W nsjlepszym porzadku zskohczo.
no,
Sekretarz o6chodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23
o Tow. Demekratyczne PoIskie
w BuenOs Aires.

BUENos AIRES, dnis 26 msrca 1894 T.
Gale Viauwute No. l075.
S~zanosony ReIdktorze ,Zgody" %
Chicago.
Many honor zakomunikowseS So. Psnu,
oraz prosis 60, by Iechcisi " ismaoh
swego pisma poriadomic c~zytelnixow
,,Zgedy" 90 ~uastePuje:
Dnia "a marca Tow. Demokrstyczne
" Buenos Aires ~solennie obchodziio stu
letnis roeznioe poswieoenis mieoza n
szemu ME sniertelnemu boehaterowi T.
K osciuszczs.
o godzinie 81 wieczorem ssls posie
dzsh zspelnious zestais przeE redskow.
Oh. w. Weychsn pisknym ojezystyn
jszykiem przem6wii do zsbrsnych ! Wy.
jssnil eel zebrsnis, ola u~czozenis swistsj
pamisci T, Kosoiusrki, wodzs powstsnis
~nsrodowego " roku 1894. Nastepnie
peprosil OBJ. J. Nowslewskiego M pre-
legents, ktory sic przyczynii do tycze-
mia og6lu.
Oh. j. Nowslewski wypewiedzisi mo
we z osis zn~siomoscis tycis nsszego
bochstsrs ] jego przeiscis AZ do dnis "
kt6rsm nsr6d powotsi 60 ma wodEs
przeciw tyrsnii, = ktory to dzieh W ser
each prswych polskow Jest TAX drogs
~psmistks Z p~rrekszsniem nilosci ojczY.
zny nsstepnsnu pokoleniu, TO tel Gale
zgromsd.enie nsgrodziio NOVICE hucz.
ne mi oklasksmi.
Potem OBJ. ]. Billewicz " swej movie
zacbecsl rodskow do wytrwslosOi " js-
dnosci ! zgodzle tskiej jskiej Gale tycie
prsgnsi T. Kosciuszko,
Bylo wiele innyeh NOV ! d~eklsmscyj,
poozem ~zsspiewsno nBoae eos Polske"
inne piesni nsrodowe. - A Gale lows.
rzyytwo pokrzepione ma duchu opu-
srczsjse sale tyczyio sobie vsso'ego
Allslujsi
Prryjn szsnOvny Panic wyrs1 ma
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23
ODEZWA
do ST. PatrOAoW Skbrbu Mar, p,

ODEZWA
do ST. PatrOhoW SkBrbu Mar, p
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, 10 Msjs "a
Uwatsmy "a potr1sbne wystosowst
ninieiszych kilka slow W intsresie Skar
bu Narodowego, mispowicie. co dc
przesyiki p~ieniedzy.
Pienisdze, zebrane M rzecz Skarbu
Narodowego, prosimy przysyiae wpros,
do sekretarza skarbu FIR. Drozniakie.
wicza S4l - Sth Ave. Milwaukee Wis
kt6ry " organic Wv. N. P. ,Zgoda'
ogiosi; re patron ten j ten zebraf cd O.
sob tych . tych, lyle j lyle, DO, jeaeli
Pstronowie osobno ami beda kwitowali
" Zgodzie, przez TO iatwo .sjsc mog,
pomylki. Nadto prezes SAarbu ma Sc
Patron6w ~spisanych " osobnej ksia.ce,
katdY przez Mich p~rzyslany da,ek be.
die inn esobno " ksis1eczce tel zapisa.
ny, tax, Re kaadego szasu bedzie mozns
wiedziee, lie kt6ry z Sz. Patron6w PREY.
slai. A wiec dalej do dzieis!
Jeszcze ME wsIystkie grupy Wv. N.
2. zamianowsiy patrcnow, ola czegoi
w kaadej sprawie narodowei Polki,
siostry nasze, nieposlednis ~zsjmowsly
miejscs.
Ola tego wiec odzywamy sic do ST.
Patronow, ably raczyli. " porozumieniu
sic z s~wojs:grups przedstawic nam Pol.
ke, kt6raby r6wniez zsjlc sic chciai'
zbieraniem skladek ma rzecz Sksrbu, q
my kaadej odpowiedni ku temu msndat
p~rzetlemy.
Spodziewsjs sic, te 81. Patronowie
przychyls sic do tycaeh naszych, iu,
teraz, naprzod, " imie uciemie.onej
Ojczyzny nsszej, zaPodjste truly. pre-
syiamy starepolskie Bog zapiae.
2 s%zscunkism i p~owaasniem
" imieniu zarzadu
FIR. Drczniakiewicz, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

sdrada, podstepami ME niszczyi ich
checi / sposob6w odporu. Cafy oiag ty.
raDii N oskiewskiej " Polsce jest dowo.
dem, do jskie9o stopnia II przemoc
miotsia lcsem nsszym ] utywajsc kole-
j. Przekupstws, zwodniczych przyrze-
ozeh, podchlebiania przesadom, giaska-
mia, nsmietnosci, burzenia jednych
przeciwko drugim, c1ernienia q obcych,
w~szystkiego, Eowsm, CO ziosc piskielns
z chytroscis nsjprzewrotniejszs wymy-
Sled mote.
w tylokrotnych z~dsrzeniach, " kt6-
ryeh Polacy przeciw piej sic porywali,
mote ten rod iozb6jnikow liczyc choc
jedLo mad mimi p~rawdziwe zwyoie.twoi
A przeciea zswsze koniec smislosci
polskiej byi ten, Re awycis.ony nieprzy-
jsciel wracal ma karki zwyciezcowiarzmo
M moment ul1ore. Zksd wiec pocbo-
dzii TAXI rzeczy polskieh obr6tP Czemu
ten nsr6d jsczal bez sposobu wydobyoia
sisP Otto ztsd, ae chytrosc m~oskiewskich
intryg mocniejsza niA broh, gubila
zawsze Polak6w ssrymi Polskpi".
Dokohc,enie nsstapi.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23
(Ciag dslszy.)

Dwaj bohaterowie ludowi: Wojciech
Bartosz Glowsoki i Stach Swistacki,
kianiajso sic ojcu Kosciuszce, pr.edsta-
will mu zdobyts dzials. TIE to chwiIe
pc bitwie wybrai artysta Matejko ola
uwishczsnis jej ma piotnie.
Bitws raciawicks, jake pierws1e spot
kanie nieprzyjacielem misla podobna
donicslosc morslns jak W 81 lat PCT
niej, bitwa pod Stockton. Dodals
duchs przygnsbionemu nieszczesciami
nsrodowi i wojsku. Trzeba bowiem
psmiets6, ae 2 lata przedtem nieszcze-
Silva wojns 1892 roku zupeinie wojska
zdemoralizowa ala. 1 ME mogio by
i~naczej kiedy ma czele tego wolsks z
wlsdzi nieograniczona nsiwna reprezen
tscys izlachecks, zalimitowawsEy iejm
4 70 letni, postswiis lslke, jsk krols
Stsnislaws Ponistowskiego. Kr6l ten,
ME ruszajac sic z Warszswy, posylai
wojsku rozkazy odwrotu Z jednej llnii
bojowej ma druga, AZ W kohcu nikczem-
ME zdradzil nsrSd, przystepujsc do
k~onfederacyi Targowickiej. Swieta
panied tyeh odwretow tax demorslizu
jaco wplyneia Ia narod ] wojsko, Re
trzeba byic dopiero taklego z~wycieztwa,
jak Eaciawickie, ably podniesc duchs
uwierzy6 we wiasne SHY. Raciawioe
utwierdzily Polak6w W przekonaniu, ae
mozns bio Mosksli navel z mniejszemi
siismi | gorszem uzbrojeniem.
Pc odniesionem z~wycieztwie Ktsciu
Szko ME scigsl nieprzyjsciol, lecz cOfnsi
sic pod Bosutow, gdzie zajst obronne
stanowisko i organizowsi swe szozupie
silly.
Tu spotkslo GO pierwsze rozczarows.
ME. okszywsio sic iuz wtedy, re poi
srodki obrane przsz Kosciuszke ! 6w
czesnych pstryot6w ku zbswieniu Oh
czyzny ME byiy doststeczne.
Ze Wszech stron nsdchodziiy do obo-
zu skargi ns obywateli wiejskich, 70 ME
tylko ME Popiersjs powstsnia, ale tamu.
j. jego rozwoj, ME dsjsc asdnei ulgi
familiom Wiotcisn spieszscych " szere-
81 obrchcow Ojczyzuy.
Pozniejsze dzieje. tego powstsnis
hiItorya nsstspnyoh powstsh a. nsdto
dowodzs ze z ssmolubna kstegorys
o~ligsrchow | ioh siutslezych niznikow
PolsrOdki ! ustepstws ME prowsdza do
pomyslnego eelu. Viola sic rsczej
'Przymierzsc z wrogami i ich policys
ola ut'zymsnia swych p~rEywilejow, jsk
to nieststy dzii widzimy, sniasli uzns6
zaSsds rownosci sposecznej.
Lelewel " swOjej history .,Psnows-
ME stsnisasws Augusta" (str. 244)
Powisds: p~Iusurekcys zsnsdto wyglsds.
d ma dzielo ~motiocbu, ably motnisjszs
szlsOhts rsczyss bezposrednio prrewo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23
INadeslane1

Kolonizacya w Nebrasee
Oblezdialem sam znsczna czes6 Sta.
M Nebra,ka W towarzystwie tutejszegc
obywatela Franciszka Walc.yks zamie.
szkaiego l22 Cleaver ul., kt6ry to. 20.
bic farme wybrai.
Przejechalismy caly Stan M poiudniu
wzdlua, a M p6lnoc $50 mil cd Omahy
AZ do powiatu Hit. Caiy wsch6d AZ dc
Holdrige ! Oxf, ord 10. zsludniony jes,
mocno, grunta wszedzie uprawne i do
brze zagospodarzone; Gems IA skier 25
do so dol. Dalej ma zacbod ziemis r6-
wniet slime, bcgate " gisboks uarstwe
czsrnoziemu, to l~.ejs.ego to wiecej su-
gliniastego, wszedzie M podio4u mar
glowym, przepuszczalnym, cieplym,
zdstnym pod upraws kaAdego gatunku
zbofa i burakow cukrowycb, i bsrdzo
u~rodzajne.
1 tutaj r6wniet ziemie u zaiete; ..a-
dowych Homesteat6w niema 'jua wcale,
ale amery kanie dufcrycy kt6rzy tn
Kowe zajmowali ma spekulacye, po uzy-
sksniu praw ~wiasnosci, - xiemie Cd
PrzsdsjG jake ter j kompanije.
w ten spos6b W kilku powistsch
srodkowych ma mil $50 cd Omahy "
nsjlepszych gruntacb, dzisiaj jeszcze
naby6 moans fanny 20 Genie cd 8 do 20
dol. IA akier, ~stosownis do ~poio.enis cd
kolei, .wykle " czssci iua uprawne q
czesto j 1abudowsns. Grunta to Z IA
tury swojej, przy wieks.ym zaludnieniu
wne. dojse MUSIC do ceny Is dol. i Wy.
lei n akier.
Liczne kolonie polskie " powistash
scherman, Valley l Howard, ~zalotone
pred IL lty. - bardzo ramo.ne, pred
stawiaja dzisiaj wartosc ME mniej jak
% dol. "a akier.
Otot ". tych ~powiatach jako tea
Antelope mann obecnie M sprzeda. INA.
CINE ~jeszcze przestrzenie, i sumiennie
polecic moge rodakom dzisiaj pospie.
szye Z kupnem tam fanny. Csna nave,
Is j 20 dol q akier pozornie wysoks,
zastraszac ME powinna, DO jest stosun.
kowo nizks j wnet dojdIie do normslnej
tam ceny ME mniei Is dol. "a akier
Tutai rolnik kupuiacy grunta, potrze
buje stosunkowo mniejs.ego kapitaiu
nia W poinocnysh StanaCh m ziemiaot
zadrzewionyoh; ziemis gotowa do upra.
wy, PROOF zadatku ". got6wce conaj.
mniej " jednej pistej czssci, zreszt,
PREY silnym zsgospodarowaniu cd razu,
sauna spaacie sic powinna. Kapitai SOC
dolarow jest zupeinie d~ostateczuym dc
usbycia fanny 80 ARROW, 90 W dobrej
uprawie, stsnowi tam powaany majstek,
Dnia % msjs b.. T. ,tsd p6jdzie po.
ciag specyalny ekskursyiny IA po,ows
,eny jszdy do Nebraska. Jest to nal
lepszs zreoznosc uybrae sobie grunta
zskupic. Kto wieo chloe j mote stawit
sic tutaj ne ten czss do mnie, towsrzy.
szyc osobiscie bede i uistwie cbejrzenie
nsbycie gruntow,
X. Sdaoicki,
572 Noble utica, Chicago, III
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

szego prawd1iwego szacunku, Z ;akiem
posostajemy many honor pisac sic raw
sze gctowi do jego uslug.
~sekretsrz, ioe-przewodniozscy
Jan Kardsihski. ". Wejchan.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

Jako skuteozne lekarstwo moge pole
Gle DIR. Augusta Koeuigs hambursks
herbsts piersiowa. zswsze okszuje sic
jake wyborne lekarstwo. - John Won
Gouton, Carroll str, Portage, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

Czy masz jaki wynslazekf Poradz
sic mas . zrobisz msjstek.
Polska kompanis wyrsbiapis psten.
tow j model
Il. L. Schultz,
geo Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Ill
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23
KR0TKI POGLAD
FOWSTANIE KOSClUSzKOWSKlE

napisa9 DR.. Henryk G~ierszyhski,
Preaes wydz. wyk. z. w.P " Europiel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-03
1t Puzzles Them.

washington, Oct. 2.-The officials
here. who have been closely watching
the progress of the war in the east are
puzzled to account for the landing Of
900 Japanese troops at Bosseit bay, as
announced officially from Tfen Tsin.
This bay lies directly on the eastern
boundary between Eorea and the Rus
sian maritime provinces. IT is not be-
lieved any Chinese troops are in the
neighboIhood; the country is too rug
ged and barren to warrant the plan of
marching the troops overland clear
across ECorea to Join the army advanc-
ing on Mukden, and it is considered in
conceivable that the japanese are pre-
parirg to resist a possible advance by
The Russian troops from the north into
Corea.
The purpose of the other movement,
reported from Tien Tsin, the recon-
noitering by the Japanese fleet off the
chinese coast near Shan Hal Kwan, is
much more reasonable and apparent.
Shan Fai Kwan lies on the boundary
between the Chinese provinces of Man
churia and Chi Ii, at the eastern end
Of the great wall which traverses Chi
ma. 1t is directly on the railroad build
Ing from Tien Tsin to Mukden, and as
the line is already in operation between
IL and Ticn Tsin, the town is a place of
great strategic advantage Should the
Japanese effect it's capture and land an
army. there would be nothing in the
way Of a rapid advance on Pekin, the
capitaf. and unless the Chinese resist
ance is more formidable than it has
been so far, the march could be made
In a week or ten days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-03
SAYS THEY ARE FOOLISH.
Wade Hampton Will Roast People
Who Favor Government Control
of Railroads.

Washington, Oct. General Wade
Hampton, commissioner of railroads, was
at his desk today for the first time in
several weeks, having returned from an
extended trip over the government rail-
roads which come under his supervision.
The commissioner says he encountered
in California great deal CT clamor for
government control of not only the Union
and Central Pacific, but of all roads.
Both of these propositions are opposed
by the commissioner, who will submit his
report to the secretary of the interior
Nov /.
I'm the first place" he said 1.-THE
bonds of these roads are not due until
1898 and the government cannot foreclose
until that time. If the government should
foreclose. it, having only the second
mortgage, would be compelled to pay the
first mortgage, amounting to many mil
lions A government such as ours can
not operate railroads. In autocratic gov
ernments 1t is possible, but not in this.
The demand for foreclosure of the Pa
cific roads does not come from the best
informed people of the Pacific coast al
though it has got to be a very popular
movement in the west"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-03
Was Favorite's Day.

New York, Oct. To-day was a IA
vorites' day at Jerome park, and they
came in first in four out of six races,
all being odds-on. There were no close
finishes, and the only ripple of excite
ment was when the crowd applauded
the defeat of Flirt in the third race,
which appeared to have been made for
her. She met with an obstacle, how
ever, in Knapp's lola, who, heavily
backed by her owner ran at the head
of the lot all the way. The other upset
was in the last pace, which was the
best of the day. -Four horses finished
heads apart. Buckrene was the favor
lite, with Mcintyre the rank outsider,
and the latter won by neck
First race, mile-Copyright won, Sc
taucket second, Miss Dixie third. Time
-1:45A.
Second race, Claremont stakes, five
and a half furlongs-Kennett won
Shadow Dance second, Utica third
Time-1:10.
Third race. Titan course-Armitage
won, Ben Lomond second, Aleppo third
Time-1:231s
Fourth race, five furlongs-Iola won
F'lirt second, Milan third. Time-1:17.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Nero won,
Prince John second, Reynard third.
Time-1:02A.
Sixth race, Titan course-McIntyre
won, Copyright second, Buckrene third
Time-1:22A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-03
Approved Four Ordinances.

From Mayor Baskin's office yesterday
issued a notice to the city recorder to
the effect that the four ordinances which
had been under consideration since last
week had received his honor's signature.
The most important of these measures
is that making a sweeping reduction in
the fire department and limiting the num-
Der of officers and men to twenty-six. 1t
will now be necessary for the chief to cut
off some five or six heads and report the
suspensions to the board of police and
fire commissioners for confirmation This
action is necessary in order to keep the
monthly expenditures of the department.
within the specific $500.
Another is the extension of the fran
chise of the Big Cottonwood Power COM
pany from October 1. 1894, to October l,
1895. One of the conditions of the extern
sion. already accepted by the company,
is that electric light for the city's por-
ton of the Joint city and county building
and grounds shall be furnished free OF
cost.
The remaining ordinances are those re
ducing the wages of the foreman at the
sewer pump from 500 per month to $oi.5O
and of the assistant from SO to $3.50. and
amending the ordinance regulating the me
for tieing teams to fire MIGRANTS, reducing
the amount from SO to 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-03
At Iafonia.

Cincinnati, Oct 2.-The great event
of the day at Latonia was the handi-
cap, which was won in a canter by Ida
Pickwick, with two lengths to spare.
Lehman surprised the talent by running
second, beating Henry Young, Faraday,
Rey Ell Santa Anita and Sister Mary.
All but two favorites won, and none
were unplaced save Rey Ell Santa Ami
ia. Brendoo, in the fifth race at to l,
was the only outsider to carry away a
purse. He beat Satsuma, an even
money chance, in a driving finish by a
neck The 4-year-old filly, Sister Mary
was sold to W. R. Sink today for $1,000
First race, mile-Alibi won, Oh Nc
second, Peabody third. Time-1:4S%.
Second race, seven furlongs
Song won, Innocent second, Lindolette
third. Time-1:291s.
Third race, one mile-King Charley
won, Alethia Allen second, Carmen
third Time-1:431a.
Fourth race, Queen City handicap
mine furlongs-Ida Pickwick won, Leh-
man second, Sister Mary third. Time
1:53a,
Fifth race, six furlongs = BrendoC
won, Satsuma second, Basso third
Time-1:15.
Sixth race, seven fuhlongs = John
Berkeley won, Two O'clock second
Dutch Oven third. Time-1:29A.