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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

CspHai Lodge Ns g. a. -. 4. -.
Meets Every Monday.
A regular meeting Of auitAl lodrs ~. ,. A.
%. 4. " e.. will b. hald At A. %. 4. hall.
larohon building this evening. Visiting
brothers aie cordially welcomed
IN. LAHAIN. NJ. W.
". b. VAN DsDOI. lee
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30
HIGH GRADE CIGARS.

Wholesals and retail imported arolinA
Antiauedad. Henry lay. n. Upman. Eden. eic.
Key uest oeiden lerg'e la h0sa tspanola aud
~ lAbfador q II Cato. Sanehaz a Hays, m
PRINCIPE lie Gales. heuondss- loreF HI 70
greco. Lord hyron Web-tor etc. Domestic
lillian Russell Thirteen slzesl, Duke Of Parma
perieoto. aad forty other different bran Ia.
Jas. ALLAN.
Grand Central Cisar store.
Sole agent for seidonborg 4 Co. New York
and Key West
Sole assent for Jsun .Mensndsz a Co. Key
West
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

Our Seed Depart
rnent IL the meet
complete Ia Mon
tAnA. We have an
immense variety
Of garden seeds Al
bottom prices Al
fAliR, Timothy rnd
Rsd Clover seeiM
10 west market
prices
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

HELENA N BRIEF

Capital City Music Co. sas Ninth ava
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30
Legal blanks &C this ofhoe.
Millinery ats a. Iishers.

Legal blanks az TN. ofhoe.
Millinery ats A. Iifher's
DoR't Forget the Grand Hall
Tonight al the auditorium. -Four elegant
prizes for Uncle sam. four vrizes for the
Goddess OF Liberty. ths same for walters.
aud the best of all for iie dAnc.ra Prlzss
on exhibition 10 Cans a X ein's window
All should come and have n good time
Tickets 81, including refrsshmonts
1hs broadway Cafs
Will opsn in the Denver building Tuesday
morning. May /. Nothing but frst-class
meals will DO served. All arc cordially in
vited. hIssEs THoRrr a JAMESON.
ProuTistoTs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30
WGiIlStGIIl 5.

HELENA-Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-165 Sixth Av
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

Why shouldn't the boys share
in the price cutting as well as the
grown folks. Here's money
savers for them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

Handy Hardware special for
today. You'll find use for them
soon, and wish you'd bought
them.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
WILL FILIBUgTER TO WIN.
Republicans Give Notice 10 Demo-
Gratis on the Tariff.

WASHINGTON, May Is. 1894.-The resolu-
ton offered yesterday by Bfr. Morgan dem .
Alal calling on the Attorney General for in
Sorrpatlon as to civil or criminal suits
against the Sugar Trust, was taken up and
agreed to.
Also the resolution offered last night by
Mr.. Harris Dem. Tenn for the daily meet
ings Of the Senate on and after Monday
next at ten A. N.
After the adoption of the latter resolution,
without question or division, a question was
added aboutit by Mr.. Sherman rep, Ohio
who was not in the chamber when it was
offered. When the circumstances were ex-
Dlained TO him he said he would not inter
pose any objection, although he thought it
was a violation of the rules to pass an order
of that kind without reference 10 the com-
ndttee on rules.
aYou are entirely mistaken said Mr..
Harris and Mr.. Cockrell Dem, Mo- added,
grossly mistaken"
Mr.. Sherman, however, while disclafming
any desire to interfere with the resolution.
fortified his position by a quotation from the
rules.
Of his absence from the Senate Chamber last
evening. He had .tgone down the river at
two O'Clock. after being assured that there
was no possibility of any change In the
agreement as to Adjournment at SIX
O'Clock. He would not have been ap-
sent on any account whore there was a serl-
Gus contest going on, for he was very
fond of contests, and liked to see fights 60
ing on. He had had but one opinion in re-
lafion to the tariff bill, and that was that 1t
was the duty of the Republican side to de,
feat it in any way, by resort to any and all
Parliamentary methods
The discussion was closed with q frank
notice to the Democratic side Of the chamber
by Mr.. Chandler Rep, N, H. not 70 act
upon the theory that it had been decided by
tie RenubIican side either that they would,
or that they would not, filibuster against the
passage of the bill.
The resolution was voted on a second time
and was agreed to, and then at 12.l5 O'Clock
the consideration of the Tariff bill was re-
sumed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
OLD GLOVES PUT TO NEW USE.

A new glove is, of course. always a per-
MISSILE topic for feminine gossip. In the
absence for the moment. however, of any
special novelty in the way Of giants from
Paris or Grenoble, Brussels or Copenhagen,
or even Worcester, it is perhaps worth
noticing that a new use has been found for
old gloves. All who may be srnitten with
a psychological mania that ~chiroinancy.
capilology, scarpology and oraphol-
ogy have separately or collectively
failed to satisfy, have Q before them a
new oracle known as 'maaic0lues All
they have to do is to despatch a pair Of old
gloves-and a few postage stasaps-to the
manicologist, and this enterprising gentle.
man will help them to know whore they
are.n Your manicologis5 is a clever fellow.
He claims that after gloves nave got thor
oughly ssset' TO the shape Of the slund they
have become documents bearing witness to
their wearer's character, disposition and
prospects in life"--documents written in a
Language, with which only the manicoiogist
is as yet acquainted Lady's Pictorial.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18

The advantages of selecting THE
NEW JERSEY TITLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY to act as ex-
ecutor, administrator or trustee Of a
~decedent's estate are apparent when
simply enumerated. The Company
has perpetual existence; its organiza.
ton and equipment are perfect, ac-
cording to the human standard; the
safety of the fund entrusted to its
are is secured by the deposit with
the Chancellor of the State of New
Jersey in Hudson County, first mort
cages amounting to $50. 900; the fees
for services rendered are regulated by
law. Further information, No. 83
Montgomery street, Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
BRAHIGAN WILL DO THE WORK.

And So Wsfa Contractor Gampball--
Mayor Wa1Ser,s P~ersuaskcns.
Contractor Branigan, who is building No.
4 truck house, was hauled up before Mayor
Wanser this morning to explain charges
made against him by Architect Boone of
not complying with the specifications.
Branigan refused to do some plaster
ing called for in the specifca-
tions in the extension. It was shown
that Broome had neglected to insert the
word ''extension" in the specifications
Mayor Wanser argued the case at length
with Branigan, and succeeding in making
him agree to do tho necessary work.
Contractor Campbell OF No. Is School
House. against whom charges of violation Of
specifications were also made by Architect
Broonle, was also before the Mayor.
Campbell refused TO build two brick walls
fourteen feet high. The Mayor remarked
that someone's money would Be tied up in
definitely unless the specifications were
complied with, and as a result Campbell
agreed to do the work. The Mayor has a
peculiar way of having everything done
willingly and well, without trouble.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
SENTENCES AT SESSIONS.


Judge Hudspetb yesterday afternoon, in
the Court of General Sessions, imposed SEN
fences as follows
George Sandals, grand larcency, n year
at the Penitentiary.
William Lyons, indecent assault, nine
months at the Penitentiary.
Daniel Shea, breaking, entering and lar
ceny, three months at the Penitentiary.
Thomas Maxon, assault and battery, fined
81 and costs.
Tunis Connors, assault and battery, fined
81 and costs.
William Diez, assault and battery, fined 81
and costs.
Edward Brett. assault and battery, fined
SIS and costs.
Thomas Burns, petit larceny, five days in
the County Jail.
Antonio Cardell, false pretenses, two and
one-half years at State Prison.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
HEALY,s APPOINTMENT VETOED
Mayor War,ser Against the 3. q w.
Board Water Registrar.

Mayor Wanser gave the Street and Water
Commissioners an unpleasant surprise this
morning. He forwarded to the board at its
meeting a veto of the appointment of Com
Healy as Water Registrar. In vetoing the
resolution Of appointment, the Mayor says
/ herewith return the resolution of your board,
passed April 80. 1891, appointing Cornelius Heaiy
Water Registrar for the term OF one year from May
l. MI Heaiy's last appointment was made by your
board on May q, 1891, and since then hc has been
holding over without reappointsrent. In view of
taken by yonr board on this resolution.
Vary respectfully,
PETER r WAssEa. Mayor.
When 1T began TO look as though the
Legislature would ouss the present Street
and Weter Board, the Commissioners pro-
ceeded to care for their hest friends. ''Con''
Healy is classed III that category and as a
result he was appointed for a year at the old
salary. The veto will undoubtedly be over
ridden. 1t was laid over under the rules for
one week. The board passed a number Of
old claims and adjourned until Monday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
Special TO tho Jersev Cstu Meas.

woopnaIDGg, May Is, lss4.-This village is now In a
state Of excitement over the circumstances Of the
death OF Barney Quinn, who was struck and killed
near spa Springs, one mile south OF here, on the
Sunday evening at nalf-past ten O'Clock.
Quinn had been drinking with two com
panions, and when last seen the party were
IA the vicinity In winch the accident occurred. The
train stopped and took the body 10 Perth AInboy.
The family of the deceased suspect foul play and are
loud in iieir denunciation OF the action OF the au
tioTities who had charge of the case.
When the body was returned to the family ,Qliin's
watch and chain were missing, and the body was
clad In a strange coat. which could not be Identified
BY. the many who examinedit. The body of Quinn
will be buried this afternoon by the A, o. H., Of
which he was d member.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
0ANADA'S B RAID.

OTTAWA, Ont, May is, ls94.-In connection with the
seizure OF the TWO u. s. vessels, Percy Brooks and
Visitor. by the Canadian cruiser Petrol near Pelee
island. Lake Erie. last week. 1t is ascertained that
the Department of Justice has issued instructions
FOR the cases to be put into the Adiniralty Court.
The parties in the case will probably give security 10
the court and In that way secure the release of the
vessels. III the seizure Is confirmed 1t viii then be
open for the owners Of the boats to urge migation
circiimst ances.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
TRYING TO FIND THE ROBBERS
SnecfnL fo fhe Jcfaeu Catu Meus.

4 DpBctuE " IIt JtI5tD NNy NttNes
HAcKENsAcK, N. u. May IS, 1ssa.-Detective Town
send and hts corps Of able "s1euth hounds have as
yet been unable to locate the young men whom
Miss Nellie. A. Kernen implicated as members of Q
gang who robbed the Fairmoun depot and
then gave her the railroad tickets to ride on. She
appears entirely lunconcerned about her arrest.
lover, causing his arrest, the authorities are disin
clincd TO put much faith In what She says, and are
using lots OF Judgment before planning arrests.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
Desperate HI

~"You-you will not dc anything rash, Mr.. Harx-
Trembling voice. The rejected lover, pale but reso-
lutte. r seSIowly to his feet: "Henrictta Plunkett.'
surely as you stand there. proud. heartless beauty
that you are, / shall be in the South Sea Islands six
months from now, tho happy husband Of fourteen
}~Tty5sip-Chicago Tribune
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
CHICAGO FISHERMEN IN PERIL.

CHICAGO, May IS, 1s94-Nine fishermen are on the
Government Pier In the lake here, about a mile from
shore with the waves washing over them. and are In
great danger Of being drowned. Tugs have so far
been unable to rescue them The men went out
tnore to fish.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
WON'T OUT PRICE OF COAL.

PHfrApELpHrA, Pa, May IS, lssi.-The report that
the Lehigh Valley is loaded down with contracts 60
sell coal at less than circular prices. which cannot
be niled for two moHths, Is denied by officials OF
the company.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18

O~ne-gallon Oil Can q
We will offer again on Saturday SOC.
Wash Boilers, copper bottom, at 81
Our Lamp Stock cannot be excelled, as we
carry a complete line of every description
Of Bird Cages we carry a full line.
Barroom Glassware, the very lowest.
We carry the most complete line OF House
furnishings Goods in the city.
Our prices the very lowest, for cash only
Call and see the Vapor Gasoline Stove,
the only genuine.
Window Screens and Doors made to order.
Estimates c%heerfully given for Flat
Houses.
Refrigerators, the very lowest. Call and
see them before buying elsewhere.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
SENTENCES CONFIRMED.
BIZ Cable to the Tinted Press,

MADRID, May I8, 1S94.-The military council has
eonaImed tne death sentences imposed BY the
victed Of completely In tho attempt to kill General
Martinez de CampoS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
Der

The Seller Of ciocks-'well, sir; what can do for
you2r
The Employer of Menu want somethlngf in your
line. want a clock that is guaranteed not 70
strike. 1-Pitsburg Buiielii.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
RUMORED DEATH OF GOV. PRICE
Special to the Leraeu CauNeu

Special to The Jersey Caty lgelrs.
HAcKENsAcK, May is. l89i.-It was ramored hero
this morning that ex75Geoyernor Roiman ". Proc Of
cannot be confirmed at present. Sheriff ncgst
was at Oakland yesterday, but did not think the e.
Governor was critically IL.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
WE WILL ALSO OFFER FOR SATURDAY ONLY:

Lawn Mowers, IA and 16 inch, at 2.9S
Clothes Wringers LAO
Ash Cans with slaves 2.49
Ice Cream Freezers White Mountain 1850
Our Special Two-Burner Oil Stove
(double) I.43
Oil Stoves two burner 50
Three-Burner All Nickel Plated Beauty
Oil Stoves 3.a9
Wash Basket Qarge) SO
Sweeping Brooms very good 25
Sweeping Broom 10
Bargains in Porcelain Platters n Dishes
Toilet Sets beautifully decorated 2.49
Dnner Sets Our Special G.9s
Tea Ware Our Special 2.75
Large Steel Fry Pans 20
T~hree-gallon Ham Boiler LIZ
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
CLOTHING.
NJ FMS QUITS.

We do not want to under sell
others. Our great aim is to make
the very best clothing, knowing
that its present popularity comes
from being the very best that
skill and honesty can produce.
We name the following
100, 800, 1000 AND 100.
In Styles and Price you will
find them right. From victory
to victory we go, defying COM
petition.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-18
THE BOSTON.
SHOES AND MATS,

Our shoes will reveal the best
material only. No padding, but
material inside as good for wear
as that in view when you buy the
shoes; the whole is first class
and SO are the uppers, When
you want foot wear you want the
best. The stock is Of the thor
oughly seasonable stock and
warranted to give good wear and
tear for all occasions.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-17
Tez flozofa.

0 ostatniej encyklice OLGA
sw. do polskich bikupow pisze
ZGoDA, organ narodowc6w
miedzy innemi (num. IS str. A:
ZGoDA jake organ instytucyi
czysto politycznej widzi pre-
waznie W Papiezu potege, z
kt6ra W sprawach narodowych
W danym razie liczyG sic trzeba
Z kt6ra sic 1icza mocarstwa,
navel i bezwyznaniowa Fran
cya.... l badz CO badz kazdy
bezstronny czytelnik nasz
przyznac musi, re ZGoDA dis
reprezentuje idee.
Bardzo to jest piekne wyz-
mamie WARY. Polityka zGoDY
podobna jest do usposobienia
}obuza, kt6ry sic liczy Z ba-
kalarzem, DO potezny widzi
xii W reku swego mistrza.
z}odziej kieszonkowy sic liczy
z policyantem, gdy go "
zanadto blizkiem spotyka So
siedztwie. Liczy sic nawet
wilk z owcami, skoro miedz1
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-17

wzgardzic, mozemy go sic
wyrzec, ale nigdyn ME mozemy
sic Z MIN liczy6. Jako dobre
owieczki idziemy do niego po
sol prawdy zbawienia, albo
jake parszywych baran6w mas
sam wyrzuci, wcale sic Z Mani
ME liczac.
Do tel parszywej trzody
ZGoDAijej bezstronni abonenci
razem Z ex-lewita o oslich
uszach cd dawna naleza.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-17
OfiarnoSG menazera
i innych chicagoskich
humbugist6w.

Ma os~tatnie] str ZGoDY z dnia
8 Maja spotykamy sic z sprawozda-
MEM z dw6ch przedstawieh ,,Chaty
"a Wsia" Ia korzysc szpitala pol
skiego Si6str Nazaretanek. Grano W
hall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i hall Pu-
}awskiego.
Wydatki komitetu ma pokrycie
koszt6w ob6ch przedstawien debit
ME cechuja zgnilizne opi]stwo chi
cagoskich prewodyr6w.
Piec .parafi p~olskich ofaro-
wa4o piwo, vino, w6dke, cygara,
szynki, wedliny i wode sodowa
darmo do baru. W6dke sprzeda-
no jednakowoz pc ednym do
larze "a gallon. By4a to moze tylko
braha? Albo czy 6w salonista, kt6ry
pc l dolarze zaplacif, czasem ME
wolf kupowaG w6dki Cd komitetu,
niz z sk}adu? Mimo z~nacznych po-
darrhnkow dokupiono~ jeszcze-~dla.
spragnionych gosci selcerskiej woody
i innych rzeczy. Byfo vice co jesc
/ pic a doch6d Z tego powinien by}
bye czystym zyskiem. Skolekto-
wano pr6cz tego spora sumo. Ia
bilety wp}yne4o do kasy s405.55.
Miedzy ofarodawcami fguruje.j jake
naj wiekszy X. Wincenty Barzyhski,
DO da1 25 dolar6w.
| j%eszcze ten SWAT bezbozny
smile m~enazerowi zarzucac brak
mi1osierdzia. Wnioskowac vice
powinnismy, re Z lyle ofar i tylu
bilet6w sprzedanych, ME przemle-
rzajac wielkosci ofary menazera,
Siostry Nazaretanki przynaj mniej
eden pokoik ola pacyenta W
swoim szpitalu potrafia ~nalezycie
urzadziG. Niestety W Chicago suche
gard}a woda sic ME kontentuj g. l
ME ma promo pisa}a W1ARA I o.
czYzSA try lata temu o Zmar-
twychwstahcach jake O ma wiek-
Sym zakonie ma swiecie.
Msciwy menazer ME tylko
miedzy swieckimi ksiezmi ciagle
nurtuje, ale i mad biednemi siostra-
mi sic pastwi, gdziekolwiek mole,
DO n mog4yby sobie przypisac
godnosc najwiekszych zakonnic.
Trzebaby by}o wtenczas wyraz maj
wiekszy dzielic, ma co najnowsza
cywilizacya wiecowa zadna miara
zezwolic ME moze. Dawniej Siostry
Nazaretanki mia1y nadz6r mad sic
rocihcem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ma
kt6ry 30 polskich i czeskich parafii
p}aci. Ale, s}usznie czy ME s}usznie,
menazer Nazaretacki usuna4, biorac
Notre-damki. 0dtad miedzy pol
skiem zgromadzeniem si6str Naza-
zaretanek ma wiekszym zakonem
mi}osc wzajemna spad}a nizej
Gdzie termometr powinien wed}ug
mi}osci Boga i sumienia w~skazywac
wysoki stopieh mi}ego ciep}a, lima
panuje sybirska. Przyczynili sic
MISUNDERSTANDING do sprowadze-
MIA Nazaretanek, ale u siebie ME
chca je wcale widziec. Polskie zgro-
madzenie jest najwiekszemu zako.
nowi sola W oku.
Sciagna{ tel menazer porzadnie
IL dochod6w przedstawienia W swoje;;
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-17

hall ma korzyst szpitala. Juz ola
zgorszenia publicznego hall nis-
%odm6wi}, ale istnie pc zydowsku
kazaf .sobie zap}acic. Chodzifo o
szpital W paraii Zmartwychwstan-
COW, o pierwszy szpital polski W
Ameryce. Pierwsze byfo przedsta-
wienie ia tego szpitala. Me-
nazer jednakow6z, nasladujac Szej-
loka Szekspirowskiego, powiedziaf
komitetowi, re "a darmo
Zmartwych ME
m a c. Chociaz SO ciezkie easy,
i szpital ma mi4osierdzie Boga ludzi
jest wskazany, zdar1 menazer z we
din ofarowanych osm dziesiat
dolar6w, wcale ME liczac us4ugi W
hall. Ma domiar kpin Z Boga i ludzi
odda} wspania}omyslnie imieniem
oiary IS dolar6w, zarobiwszy "a
jeden wiecz6r ma szpitalu pieGdzie-
stat pieG dolar6w. Mech mu to wyi-
die ma dobre!
Jezeli przyk1ad z CORY w4asnej
tylko przyswieca kieszeni, moznaz
sic dziwi6 patryotom, zbierajacym
w6dke, szynki, wedliny i karmelki
ma korzysc polskich pacyent6w?
Czytamy W sprawozdaniu re
re suma wydana IA poczestunek
ola ofiarodawc6w przy kolekto-
waniu i Cd bieraniu ofar
wynosi}a s43.7O.
Do tel samej pozycyi powinni
policzyc / moze drugie lyle PICNIC
dry, przepitych IA korzyst szpitala
PREY pr6bach, jazdach komitetowych
/ r6znych innych ,,op1atach".
Dwie trzeba obserwowac regufy
przy sk1adkach i ofarach publicz-
nych W Chicago. Filantrop must
iednego i wiecej 1yknat PREY samej
obietnicy, a %poprawit przy przy-
niesieniu swojej ofiary. Najlepiei z
pewnoscia wychodzili panowie ko-
lektorzy, DO oni Z kazdym mecena-
sem porzadnie mi1osierdzie skrapia-
Ii. Przez kilka dni pielgrzymki ia
korzysc szpitala }zawym wzrokiem
j nablzmiaIa twarza ma SWAT Boy
p%atrzaIi. Odory poczestunE6w ca}e-
mi dniami pc przedstwieniach cd
mich cuchne1y.
Dramat skonczy1 sic IA tenn,
re 4 dochodu 60 dojarow wydano
ia pijatyke, haje lmartwychwstali-
COW i Pu1awskiego i niektdre
potrzebne rzeczv SOB dola-
~, Siostry Nazaretanki odebra1y
tylkc dolarow 1877.
Gaia sprawl pokazuje, jak
nedznie przyk}ady chicagoskiej wiel-
kosci W w1asnych sprawozdaniach
sic przedstawiaja Gdyby ludzie W
innych paratiach W TAXI haniebny
spos6b mieli szafowat groszem
publicznym, wnetby ich wyp1oszono..
Siostry Nazaretanki ME tax 4atwo
sic dadza z}owit ma hale Zmart-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i poswiecenie patry-
otycznSch opoj6w.
Czemu ME nasladowac przyk}a-
du podobnych instytucyj? Widzie-
lismy wiele s%zpital6w, W ktdrych "a
pewna sumo, rocznie wpfaca-
n 9, MONA sobie 16zko W przypadku
choroby zakupi6. Ksieza polscy z
radoscia ma taxi system sic zgodza.
M6wimy tylko o ksiezach %swieckich,
DO cd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zacho-
wal mas Panic!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-17

Przyjeto wniosek panaDr. Czupki,
adv ustanoWicBankPolsk WAmery-
ce. Ustanowiono kaucye urzednik6w
jak nastepuje: prezydent 1875, 600;
sekretarZ $5O,OO0; skarbnlk
500, 600; wszyscy inni urzednicy
20 $4,000.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-17
WIEC.
PRIV otwarciu wiecu w dnl

Przy otwarciu wiecu W dniu
8 Maja,' po po}udniu, W
Chicago W sail szk6lnej PREY
ulicy Bradley, obecnych by}o
233 delegation, wv tel liczbie
p ksiezy) z go mandatami.
Przewodniczacym wybrano
.. Piotra Kio}base, sekreta-
rem p. ORA Czupke, redakto-
ra Baltimorskiej Polonii.
Nazajutrz odprawi} ainten-
eva wiecu wiel. ks. pra}at
Miskiewicz Z Pittsburgh ma
bozehstwo. Kazanie powiedzia{
viel. ks. Gulski Z Milwaukee.
Otwarcie o godz. 10 pred
po}udniem.
Ma zaproszenie przewodni-
czacego odm6wi} modlitwe
patryotyczna Wiel. ks. Felix
Zwiardowskl, C. R. Z Czesto-
chowy, Tex.
Sekretarz odczyta} kore-
spondencye: D-List ma rece
OBJ. Zahajkiewicza Cd ks. Edw.
Rajnerta Z Briecefle]d, Berry
Co., Mo. Z zyczeniami ola
Wiecu i Ligi. y List cd
Boles}awa D.. Zasady Z
Ashland, Wis.,, W imleniu
Polak6w zebranych ma mass
meetingu W Ashland, ma
kt6rym obrano delegation ma
Vice ks. Damiana Kozio}eki
ma kt6rym "a os6b do przy-
sz1ej Ligi sic zapisa}o, 81 List
Cd p. Erazma Jerzmanowskle-
90 Z New Yorku, usprawie-
dliwiajacy jego nieobecnoSt.
A List Z Alpena, Mich, Cd
Tow. sw. Stan. B. NJ,
zyczacy pomyslnosci Wiecowi
i Lidze. > List Cd OBJ. J.
Ejdymta z THANH NJ,
pisany W imieniu litewskiego
Towarzystwa Zygmunta Au-
gusta. List ten nadzwyczaj
serdecznie wimieniulltWlnoW
p;sany, Z entuzyazmem przy-
jeto.
O godz. II ma wezwanle
prezydenta, OBJ. Midowicz, W
imieniu komitetu przygoto-
wawczego, przedstawia projekt
za}ozenia Ligi Polskiej. Rzecz
przychodzi pod obrady, "
kt6rych CLOS zabieraja OBJ.
Brodowski, Zahajkiewicz, oraz
ksiezaBarzyhski Mozejewski'
Nastepnie oh. Hellhskl,
cenzor Zwiazku Mar. Pol,
przem6wi} w imieniu tegoz
Zwiazku, a mianowicie oswald:
czywszy, ze cele Zwiazku oe
samego poczatku jego za}oze'
MIA by}y podobne DO cel6N
majacej sic zawiaza6 Llgl,
powiedzia}, re przedstawicielf
Rzadu Centralnego tego;
wystepowaliby wbrew Was
nym zasadom, gdyby wyste
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-17

Pc dr6zuje obecnie ola nasze:
gazety dw6ch agent6w majacych od
mas pozwolenie k~olektowania abo-
nentu, a mianowicie:
y Pan Rudolf NJ c a}o W S l.,
teraz W Stanie Illinois;
y Pan Teofl Derdow kl,
agitujacy ola KAToL1KA W Manls-
tee, Mich.