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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-02
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1894

This paper is Democratic IN prtno'ptes
and is Independent az its uieaos on q" 'ocds
questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-02
Tha whale,s nTistnke.

The. whale that swallowed Jonah
thought he d a dead snap, until
Jorah soured on him.AAdams' Freeman.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-02
Joseph Addison: selected Essays.

Messrs. Funk n Wagnalfs Company
lave just issued Joseph Addison; Sc
lected Essays
Addison is the founder of the modern
popular English prose style, at once ia
miliar and elegant; and to read his best
papers is to take a lesson in good man
ners as well as in good literature. In
a delightful variety of social satire he
shows a grace, urbanity, and hun,or
never since surpassed; and he has giveni
us at least one character, Sir Roger de
Coverley, as familiar to us as any other
in fiction. This is the high prrlise that
posterity accords to Joseph Addison
author, poet and politician; born in 1872;
died in IT'S. In this attractive volume
we nave the following selected ESSAYS
from among his best writings:-"Sir
Roger de Coverley," Society. Fashions.
Minor Morals" Mr.. Spectator ana His
Paper" Literary and Critical Topics, ;"
"Morals and Religion The introduce
ton is by Prof. c. T. Winchester, Eng
fish Literature Department of WESLEYAN
University. This is a book to which
none are apt to AXE any exception and
which supplies pleasing and helpful read
ing for all, &
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-02
NEW
OIiver Goldsmifh; a Selection From
EHia Wnrka

His WOrkB.
Messrs. n & Wagnalls Company an
ounce as in the market "Oliver Gold
smith; A Selection From His Works.
with an introduction by Edward Everett
Hale.
The mission of Goldsmith seems to
have been fully accomplished in his work
namely, that of making life more pleas
ant and happy, of cheering homes other
wise sad, or making long hours short, or
lonely days cheerful. oliver Goldsmith
is read wherever men read English: and,
where he is read, he is almost always
Owe No home library can be com
plete without this author. In this in
wiling volume We have the following SCI
lections:-'The Traveller" The Desert
ed Village Retaliation Pictures of
Life" The Mar in Black Books and
Authors" THE Eccentricities of Fash
ion," Literature and Taste" Various
Matters" and Extracts from the Life
of Richard Nash. Esq" In the introduc-
tion. Edward Everett Hale gives, in
ing sketch of the author's life.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-02

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Attest,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
,pRElDN9'
ezEa abOnerat0w II d0faa
Rbf@cacych.

Abonentom, op}acajqcym
abonert z do}u, w1asc'wie
wcale prezent sic ME nalezy.
Mlmo to. re wzgledu IA
ciagnace sic Cd blisko dw6ch
lat ciezkie czar ! danny
kazdenIu, ktory na..Y zap}aci
przynajmniej diva dolary "a
leg}ego abonamentu, naste-
pujace. ksiazki W podarunku !:
y K a e md arr Maryan
S k ma roK Pahski 1885.
p W e sol }y Wlers $40 e.
o: : Powjnszowania ma wszelkie
pr>vgody, Zaprosiny Ma wesee 1
p;oseheczki weselne-z obrazkamj.
81 Prz ygod Lorka. =
CIekawe opowladane czas6w
Plastowsk,ch.
a. J:2eH aboueut zanziejsco-
a0y, 2op1acia0szy 2 dozary zazeqzego
a6o'aamaentu. praqn1e dostaG codo
plero e0ys2c2eg6<nlony prezeet,
poWlnlen rQ2ena 2 obonanae1atena
aadestac 5 centow saa przese1ke
pocztowq. haczej ,ucaze od ,eas
podaru1sku nae dosta11e.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
W sprawie
ks. Gurowskiego::

Sturgeon Lake, 13 Pazdz

Sturgeon Lake, 13 Pazdz.
Piszac prawde O ksiedzu
polskim, kt6ry dawniej pra-
cowa}na zgube ludu polskiego,
zastrzegam sic, IL ME jestem
zadnym warcho}em, jak moze
niejeden sobie pomysli. Ina
mnie dobrze wielu Polak6w w
Chicago W Winonie, a
szczeg6lnie wszyscy ziomko-
vie tn W Sturgeon Lake, i
pewnie mic z}ego ME beda
O mnie powiedziec.
Wszakze tn W Sturgeon Lake
by}em nawet prezydentem
koscio}a, a teraz, gdy ksiedza
jestem radnym.
Me pragne niewinnie sadzi6
polskiego, DO by mnie
samego Pan Bog osadzi}. Ale
co napisze, ma ostrzezenie
braci naszej, to TAXA prawda,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
POSZU U.BE ENVY

honorowego cz}owieka, maja-
cego wiele znajomoSci W
kolach katolickich. Moze Cd
mas zarobiG Cd $1,000 do
$500 tygodniowo, oddajac
sic r6wnoczesnie zwyHym
swoim zajeciom.
Kto chcia1by spr6bowae,
niechaj sic zg}osi do mas,
piszac po niemiecku, lub
po angielsku, pod adresem:
M. KAUL & co.
1913 w. Adams Str.
CHICAGO. HI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
Nasz prezent
wart przeszlo 2l,0O.

Kazdy nowy abonent Ia
toHka, kt6ry naprz6d zapEac'
ca1oroczny abonament, W
kwocie $500, dostanie cd mas
w podarunku "a dolara i 10
cent6w ksiazek z pomiedzy
nizej podanego spisu. Taxi
sam podarunek danny kazdemu
staremu abonentowl. ktory
caly roi1 naprz6d gazette
nasza cp'ici.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
halendarE darmO.

kazdy abonent Katohko
moze teraz darmo Cd mas
dostat kalendarz Marya1iski
ma uplywajacy rok 1884 =
dwoma luznemi obrazami.
Potrzebule tylko przes}ac pod
adresem Redakcyi Katohka 4
Gently w znaczkach pocztowych
ga przese}ke poczta.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

domek lub jake dobre utrzy-
mamie, juz wszystko postrada-
ne i sprzedane, a / ma Smile
chowisko ME chcia}by sic
cz}owiek wystawiG.
20 naradzie, poszlismy ma
sad i wnieslismy skarge pre-
ciwko ks. Gurowskiemu. Po-
licyanci przyprowadzili go ma
sad, ale on zwala} wine ma
agenta. Dalej czekaG music
liSn1y, al up}yne}o 81 dni -- a
p}aciG musia}em 18 marek
dziennie. KS. Gurowski tych.
kt6rzy zap}acili zydowi, lie ON
zada}, zaprowadzi} do koscio}a
i mia} do Mich przemowe.
poczem innym okretem uciek1
do Brazylii.
A do mas miasto przys}alo
dw6ch urzednikow, co mas
wszystkich spisali, a potem
przyszli z konsulem zpo}udnio-
wo amerykahskiego kraju
Venezuelua, i ten mas wpako-
wal ma okret dla bydla,
obiecujac mas zawies6 ma
Francya do Venezuela. Zyw-
nosci wzia} ma 3 dni, a
narodu by}o 500 przeszlo.
lego, CO sic potem staEo;
ME bede szeroko opisywa}, DO
mi.reka scierp}a. chyba p6zoiej
opisze, jezeli tego bedzie
| konieczna potrzeba. Wspomi-
nam tylko, re ma owym okrecie, z
powodu nicpomyslnych wiatr6w,
byliSmy IL dni. Cd zaduchu, ME
czystego powietrza robactwa dzie-
ci pochorowa4y. We Francyi zawie-
ziono mas do lazaretu, gdzie miesiac
! przepedzilismy. Tam 6s dzieci
zmar}o; mnie tez dwoje, jedno lat 2,
drugie 12. Potem tych co byl1
zdrowi, odes4ano do Venezuela, q
drutlzy jeszcze miesiac pozostali.
z uszanowaniem
NJ aciej unajs XII.
| DOPISEK, = Prawde tego co
powyzej napisafem moze poniedzy
innemi poswiadczyc wiele innych
oiar niesumiennosci ks. Gurowskie-
go, znajdujacych sig obecrie tn W
Stanach Zjednoczonych, g nianowf
Gle: Franciszek, Michaf i Jak6b
Szep}akowscy W Cleveland-Lisieki,
G6rski, Kotlewski - j Marach
Wilma.
A wiele takich mieszka ohecnie
W St. Louis, Mo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
Teks RezmaRBesei.

w Chicago, W parahi sw.
Jana Kantego, kt6ra jest jed
nyrn folwark6w najwiekszego
z,akonu, ak :'l:, od:[byw,a:1 sic fair,
wyraznlej doroczne strzyzenie
we}ny g}upich duchownych
owieczek.
Nagiel, znany piqtkowy
swiniozerca, odgrywa przy tel
operacyi role arnerykahskiego
d u m m era. Ca}y Dz1EN.
CH1cAGosK1 przepe}niony jest
endowment wypadkami z fairu
i nawo}ywaniami do handful.
Milioner New Yorski pan
Jerzmanowski w przesz}a srode
niespodzianie zjawi} sic w Chi
cago, zwola} zebranie dyrek-
tor6w Ligii zrzek} sic urzedu
jej naczelnika. Oswiadczy}, IL
do tego zniewoli}a 60 Kon-
stytucya Ligi, kt6ra mu przy-
padkowo podczas jego pobytu
we Lwowie do rak sic dosta}a,
a z kt6rej sic doczyta}, re ME
ma przewodniczy6 wymarzonej
przez siebie Lidze Polskiej,
jecz jakiejs instytucyi kropi-
dlarskiej, z rozsadzajaccmi ce-
lami.
Ma OLGA Wincentego po-
dobno podzia}ala ia niespo-
dzianka niby uderzenie gromu
z pogodnego nieba.
Liga pozostaje teraz bez
g}owy, a chotby jej i sztuczny
}eb przyprawiono, juz ME
bedzie nadzieji uzebrania sdla
niej dalszych ohar ma nedzne
dalsze istnienie.
Pan Jerzmanowski powie-
dzia} takze kropidlarzom W
Chicago, re mogliby sic
wstydziG "a swoja niby polsko-
amcrykahska wystawe we
Lwowie razem z jej cygahskim
dyrektorem, Szwajkartem.
Szopka ta, W kt6rej kram
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

jak moja wiara w Pana Boga.
Pred II laty ks Gurowski,
przebywajacy Cd niedawna W
Stanach Zjednoczonych, "a
mieszkiwa} w mieScie nadmor-
skiem Antwerpia, w Belgii. L
tamtad rozpisa} po wszystkich
stronach Prus Zachodnich
listy, ze ME moze tego znies6
jak to ludzie, wybierajacy sic
do Brazylii, daja sw6j ciezko
zapracowany grosz zydom
Iagentom. Lepiej by ufali jemu,
rodakowi i kap}anowi. Kto
sic jemu zapisze, zap}aci "a
przew6z okretem "a morze -
cd doros}ej osoby 3 talary, cd
dziecka zas I talar. DUO jego
ludzi w naszych stronach ola
niego agitowa}o, wiec do Mich
sic zg}osilismy. KS. Gurowski
wyznaczy} tedy dzie6, W
kt6rym mielismy przyjechaG
do Antwerpii, a rzeczy kaza}
przes}aG pod adresem L o.
b e. d anz. Zdziwi}o to mas
troche, ale myslelim sobie:
Toe ksiadz ME mia}by miejsca
dla tylu pax, a przeciez pisa},
re nami pojedzie do Brazylii,
i z}a / dobra dola nami
dzieliG bedzie, wiec trzeba mu
wierzyc.
..t.!} skoro Par4:;z1ybyliSmy. Do
Antwerpii, juz tafn 1udzie ma
mas czekali i zaprowadzili mas
do oberzy.
Tam ma drugi dzieh zjawi]
sic ks. Gurowski rzek}:
Ludzie, coscie uczyni]i! Toe
ia wczoraj telegrafowa}, ze-
byscie ME przyjezdzali, bo
agent, zyd, mi ME pozwoli]
okretu najat. Ale czekajcie
- doda}. -~ P6jdziemy dc
niego, to on was odesle.
TAX poszed}em ia, Franci-
seek Szep}akowski / WELT
innych. A zyd powiada: -
Kto zap}aci 27 talar6w oc
doros}ego, a po}owe od
dziecka, tego ia odesle. KS.
Gurowski niby prosi1, aby zyd
opusci}, ale ten ME chcia}.
Vice mnie namawia}, abym,
jezeli ME mann dosy6 picnic
dzy, sobie pozyczy}. Juz tez
chcia} mi jeden pozyczyt, ale
ia ME chcia}em sic pozyczka
wiazac. A mialem duza fa1nilia,
9 os6b.
Nazajutrz m6wi}em ia i
Zelewski pod Starogardu z
pewnym Polakiem, kt6ry
przestawa} ks. Gurowskim.
Ten, gdysmy mu opowiedzieli,
co sic nami sta}o, z}ozy}
rece i m6wi}: - Jezus Marya,
co ten ksiadz wyrabia! On z
wami ME pojedzie! Wy ME
sascie pierwsi, kt6rymi on
TAX zrobi}!Qn tylko tym zydom
ludzi napedza, aby wszystkie
pieniadze u MICH. straci1i.
Potem zebrahsmy sic wszy-
scy mezczyzni i poszlim do
pruskiego konsula. Ten mas
chcia} odes}ac z powrotem do
Prus. ks. Gurowskiego po-
dobno da} aresztowa6. My
ME chcielim wracaG, bo ME
hvlo M ~ Kozd9z Lto n,;,E'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
NASI AGENCI:

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa
MIA abonamentu KAToLIKA nastepu-
jacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
LA SALLE: p. Fl. Grajewski,
1884 = 9th Str.
w}asciciel ksiegarni.
BAY CITY:p. AL X. Me dziel-
ski.
PULASKI I WARSZAWA " wDa-
kocie: T of Derdows
W1LNO:p. J u liusz GEEK.
AGENTEM MA GALA NEBRA~
SKE jest p. NJ i c h II M endyk
Dannevirke.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

mlejscach postawili, a rzeczy
wiele wazniejsze ukryli pod
schodami = pominawszy juz
szacherke nieamerykahskie-
mi towarami = bardzo nedzny
obraz emigracyi polskiej W
Ameryce przedstawili.- l. Bra
wo, panic Jerzmanowski!
Milwaucki W1EszATEL pod
czas obecnej Rampant juz
druga popiera partya. Skoro
republikanie, poznawszy sic
ma }otrze, odjeli mu 50 dolar6w
miesiecznej zapomogi / puscili
go W trabe, czepia sic partyi
demokrackiej, ale pewnie i ia
wnet go kopnie. Moze
doczekamy sic, ze ten chain
jeszcze sic przechrzci, ola
garsci ma rnego kruszcu.
Sprytne i bezczelne war
szawskie zydki W Ameryce
nawet garna sic do redagowa-
MIA gazet niby polsko-kato-
lickich, jak mp. Lewihski W
New Yorku, Nagel W Chicago
i Neuman w Milwaukee.
Rozumie: sic, ze tel ostatecz-
nosci chwytaja sic tylko dla
tego, ably jaki taxi geszefcik
zrobiG. Alez oni stworzeni do
gr.u!!b,szej szacherkj, che < nieehal
vice prawym polskim / kato-
lickim szermierzom pi6ra, lada
fuszerowaniem, chleba ME od-
bieraja, a pozostana przy
Mojzeszu. - Ameryka to
ieszcze ME WarszaWa!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
SrIs lzssazeA. jake
K ATOLHHA INV lsrexezat
Qfi:.rtaie.

~ ODOALA'N ~ w ANl'HIH
DARZ NLAKYASKI no. aoh 1895
- dwonza zuSnenn kolorowenai
obrazanai, z kt6rych jeden pr&edsta
eeia Ko5ciuszke, a drugi P'zenoj
$eoietszq rodzine. Cena 20 c
p WESOtY WIERSZOKLE,
ia. Po1oi1aszowansG na eosaeIkle
przygoay &aprosi1ay ma wesele z
avielu o6razk0noi 10 6.
81 PRzYGODY LORKA.
Ciekaue opow;adaaeie c@us6ao $re-
duioaoiecz,aych ~ Pozsce Is c.
~ POKRAK A czv1eKiedy tgaG
to j.ta do6r&e. 20 G.
s. sKOWICzEK. Zbidr pol
skich piosneh 1udoeoych 10 C..
81 zyd eoiecz,ay tu5ac@ 10 c.
y Testament Piotra Wiezkie
90 3 c.
81 Proro ctwo Mich :
dy, krolowej re Saby, 13 Sybl-
a@nl e7< ward W.
SKIM, wielklm czarowniku. l5c.
lO) Proro wa o POL
see 15c.
III Zywot Kosciuszki zoe.
l2) NJ g CO Ell two
sw. Dzlew1cy KrYstyny---... Zoe.
13) X Kaszu bl lpod d w ed
q u.
l4 X s i 9 ecz ka dla
dusz n a b N y h.-..-- SC.
l5) X 1t 2 1...... sc.
Szanowni Abonenci niechaj
racza W llscie, w ktorym
przeselaia pieni4dze, wyszcze-
golnic tytuIy ksiqzek, jake
pragna dostaG, wybierajac tax,
aby wartosG pozadanych ksia
eek ME przewyzsza}a iednego
dolara / dziesieciu cent6w.
- Innych ksiazeczek, jak
powyzej 'wyszczeg6loione, W
nrezencie ME daiemy.
r| Kto, p}acac "a Kato-
Aha naprz6d, sam soble z
powyzszego spisu ksiazek "a
s1.1o ME wybierze, temu
poslemy w podarunku pierv-
szych 6 ksiazek w tym splsle
reklamowanych, niby li1erami
pisanemi, Z tIusteml cyframl
przy Genie.
"a Kto ma ca}y rok ma
prz6d zapfaci "a KotoAka. ten
ma przeselke prezentu ami centa
nam nadeslaG ME potrzebu]e.
Przes}any mu bedzie poczta
frankowany t. ]. bezp}a-
tnle, w dom.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
PETERSBURG.

}oza chorego cara powo}ano
s}awnego popa Iwana, kt6rego
Moskale uwazaja "a Swietego,
wierzac W skutecznosc jego
mod}6w "a chorych> Jest to
najlepszym dowodem, ze car
Smiertelnie chory. Juz tez
nawet petersburski dziennik
urzedowy przyznaje, ze car.
cierpi ma chorobe nerkowa i
coraz- wiecej s}abnie.
PETERSBURG. -Ustano-
wiono juz tymczasowa regen-
cya, gdyz z carem tax zle,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

8 .sp
ze juzIwiecej swiecie ME
bedzlsll'am6g} siesEprawami e rza-
.doWenai zajmowad: w sk}ad
regency wchodza carewicz
nastepea tronu, lego nauczy-
ciel general hr.. Woronc6w
DaszKow, bed ,zarazem
mioistgem dwora lkkiego;
Z. 3 Pobjedol a cd
}, swiqtego" synod Me-
hnanspw Witbe, E
spraw4.zwewnetrznych nos
wo i. s minister wony Wal
ski. @ aa]
PETERSBURG. = Rosyjj--
ski nastepca tronu jest
zagorKa}ym panslawistq, dla
tego Riemcy bardzo sic go
boja. Rosya moze lz ufnoSciq
patrzec W przysz}os6 dzieki
swej Wybornie polityce finan-
sowejs $50 zmilion6w w z}ocie
leza v kasie Banku pahstwa.
Zagra,lica chciwie chwyta
kazdy papier rosyjski. Kredyt
padstwowy podni6s} sic do
wysokosci dotad nieznanej.
YOKAHOMA, 20 wojnie
pomiedzy Japonia a Chinami,
daleko "a Syberya, nadchodzi
wiadonose, ze Chihczycy
ape'ss1a 1 a's kq'm pick: *:
mem "a nadobne i wywo}ali
przeciwko MIN powstanie
Koreahczyk6w. Japohczycy,
jezeli beda chcieli utrzymac
sic przy Korei, beda musieli
wycofaG swoje wojska Z
cesarstwa chihskiego.
Potezna armia chihska ze-
bra}a sic doko}a portu NOR
skiego Port Arthur, ably go
bronic, a zarazem przeszkodzi6
Japoriczykom w wysadzaniu
wojsk ma ziemie chihska.
BERLIN. - Cesarza ME
mlecklego odwiedzi} W dniu
II Pazdziernika IS letni kr6l
serbski Alexander. Wilhelm
przyja} go bardzo wspaniale i
serdecznie. Wizycie tel przy-
pisujq znaczenie polityczne.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

WILNO.-Proces meczen-
nik0w Kroiaiskich ukoiczo-
ny. Wieksza .czeSc podsad- :
nych skazana. Kary cd 4
miesiecy do lat 1o.Sad jednak
przyzna}, ze przy zamknieciu
kosclo}a W Krozach, kozacy
sobie brutalnie Z ludzmi po~
stapilii zamierza podat prosbe
do cara O u1askawienie ich al
ma rok wiezienia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
T.ELEGRAMY

KRAKOW. Pomnik
Mickiewicza ME doczeka sic
W tym roku ods}oniecia, albo-
wien jak sic ksiqze marsza}ek
Sanguszko wyrazi}, pred 26
listopada b. r. jako rocznica
zgonu wieszcza, tw6rca pom
n1ka Teodor Rieger ME skoh-
czy swych prac i pro]ektowa-
nych poprawek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-23

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lngton Loan and Trust, '125 bid l27 asked Amerf-
can security and Trust. 1913 bid l34iL asked
az hal.oad STOCKS Washington and Georyetown
800 bu. 3l5 asked. Metropolitan s6L MD 10
S,n, soie On oo bid @ asked Belt, Is bid
Gas and Electric Light stocls.-wasb,nrtou Gas.
.4olt bid. 461s asked Georgetown GAS so hid
asked. N "'o' ~-'~
Insurance sIocks-Firemeu's, 4s bid. Franklin.
bid Arlington, $50 bid. German American. leo
bid National Union, IS bid. 10 asked Colambia.
Ign bid. IA asked. Riggs, sih hid asked PEG.
PIES 81 bid. 5t asked Lincoln, 5 bid. 81 asked
Commercial, bid. Is -'-'e-
Title Insurance stocls.-Real Estate 1Yue 1,2
bid, 10 asked, Columbia Title. bid. az asked
Washington Title bid
Telephone Stocks.- Pennsylvania IS bid Ss asked
chesapeake and Potomac, 4gss bid. 5Os. asked.
American Craphophone, bid, AZ asked pDen-
matte Gun Carriage, % bid, 2T asked
miscellaneous Stocks. Washington Market IA
bid, Is asked. Great Falls Ice, 1873 bid $50 asked
Bull Run Panorama. Is bid Norfolk and Wash
100 asked.
sEx. Dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-23

And Commends the National Associa-
tion of Democratic Clubs.

And Commends the National Associa-
tion of Democratic Clubs.
President Cleveland has made contribu-
ton to the fund being raised by the National
Association of Democratic Clubs Ito carry
on the good work Of your CthaD organiza-
ton. with hearty wish for its continued
success and usefulness" In his letter to the
president of the association Mr.. Cleveland
says:
your association has done much by way
OF educating our people touching the par
ticular subjects which are recognized as be-
longing to the democratic faith; but 1t seems
to me that its best service has been an en-
forcement and demonstration Of the truth
that our party is best organized and most
powerful when 1t strives for principles in
stead of spells, and that II quickly responds
to the stimulus supplied by an enlistment in
the peoples cause.
This acknowledgment of the important
services rendered to the advancement of
true democracy suggests that the National
Association of Democratic Clubs and every
other democratic agency should labor un-
ceasingly and earnestly to save our party,
In this time of its power and responsibility,
from the degradation and disgrace of a fail
ure to redeem the pledges upon which our
Fellow countryment intrusted us with the
control of their government
All who are charged, on behalf of the
democratic party, with the redemption of
these pledges should now be impressively
reminded that, as we won our way to VIC
tory under the banner of tariff reform 50
our insistence upon that principle is the con-
d1tion OF our retention of the peoples trust;
and that fealty to party organization de-
mands the subordination Of individual ad-
Vantages and wishes, and the putting aside
OF petty and ignoble jealousies and bicker-
ings when party principles and party in
tegrlty ana party existence are at stake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-23
AT LEAST SIX LIVES LOST.
Latest Information of the Wreck of
the Steamer Los Angeles.


MONTEREY. CAL. April 23.-From the
latest information to be had here 1t Is to be
believed that at least six lives were lost
from the ship Los Angeles. which struck on
the rocks or Point Sur late Saturday night
Three bodies have been cast upon the beach
near the light house. These are the bodies
of Timothy Nolan. fireman; Fitzgerald, a
passenger, and a hostler named Saunders
from Los Angeles. The youth who died in
one of the lifeboats from exposure in the
water and while clinging to the rigging was
the son of Mrs. Augusta Curtin of Los
Angeles. 1t is also known that s. ~ Sher-
idan. an aged passenger from Ventura, and
Chinese steerage passenger from Los
Angeles were drov ned.
The manner of fireman Nolan's death
was an added terror to the other OCCUPANTS
or the hfeboat The men at the oars worked
the heavy craft almost into the breakers
which pounded upon the steep, rocky cliffs
at the summit of which Is Point Sur light
house, but so dangerous was their position
In the heavy swell that they dared not at
tempt landing below the cliffs. When they
put about and headed out to sea again.
Nolan plunged into the sea, determined to
swim to the rocky shore. 1t was little less
than suicide. for he drowned in full sight Of
all in the boat.
1t is believed that later reports will reveal
still greater loss of life.
The steamer Los Angeles has now sunk
below the surface OF the water Nothing
can be saved. There was no insurance upon
the vessel or her cargo, which is estimated
to be worth $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-23
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd, April 23.-Fiour dull-westcrn
10a3. 90; winter wheat. patent 3.25a3 So spring
do. Seoas. 20: spring wheat. Araight, s.25aS So
sales, $50 barrels Wheat dull and easy-spot,
62ka62%: May, 62i4 a62h: July, 63isa6sH; steamer
sed Bushels soes
sales, $1,000 bushels-milling wheat by sample
60a63. Corn easy-spot, 44%a45: May, 44a4ii4;
IA $50 bushels; shipments. $1,000 bushels; stock,
274 o25 bushels: sales 1900 bushels-southern corn
very frm-No. white western. Al bid; No 2
mixed western, IS bid-recepts, 1000 bushels:
stock. 77,T95 bushels Rye inactive-receipts cod
bushels: stock, 1919 bushels Hay steady-rpod
TO choice timothy, $14.coasi5.00. Grain freights
quiet-steam to Liverpool, per bushel, ID April:
Cork for ORDERS per 4. ed. April Sugar steady
and UNCHANGED Butter dull-fancy creamery, Ca
ladle, 13al4; store packed. aaIO Eggs weak
fresh, lols. Cheese steady and unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-23
FOUR ALREADY LYNCHED.
The Fate of Five Other Negroes to b.
the Same. --


NEW ORLEANS, La, April pa States
Vicksburg, Miss, special says:
-Four negroes have already paid the pen
atty for the brutal assassination of Manager
Boyce Of the Baunne plantation in Madison
parish on Saturday, and 1t Is not unlikely
that several more will have summary JUS
tice dealt out to them. Madison parish Is
situated in the northern part of the state
and Is wide opened today with excitement.
1t will be recalled that one Of the negroes
inculpated in the assassination of Boyce
was shot on Saturday, after being caught.
Judge Lynch held a high carnival during the
night at Tallulah. A mob gathered in front
of the jail, held a conference and decided
upon the guilt of three men incarcerated in
jail.
Then the mob went deliberately to work
and with a battering ram burst in the side
Of the Jail and forced open the door. Sam
Slaughter, Tom Claxton and Dave Hawkin
were led out and swung up to the banister
of the court until dead. Their bodies were
hanging there this morning Claxton and
his four pals are still in the swamp north of
the railroad, between Milliken's Bend road
and the river
The hunt is being vigorously pressed, but
the dogs yesterday could not follow the
trail, owing to the cold. The river and all
avenues of escape are closely guarded, and
the ultimate capture of the five men is re-
'garded as only a question of time. 1t seems
almost certain that they will be lynched as
soon as they are apprehended.