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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

THE COMMITTEE TRYING TO ARRANGE DETAILS
JITHOGRAPHIC

Washington. June I2.-The Senate subcommittee
on Finance. Of which Mr. Jones is chairman, has
been wrestling with the wooen goods question for
several days. Although there three PROPOSE
lions before the committee. IL Is believed now that
has been finally hit upon that will be incor-
pOrated In the bin without further change. The
greatest contention has been paragraph 23.
the Jones amendment. wherein goods valued at
more than 81 pound are made the dividing line.
In the Jones amendment women's and chdren's
goods ETC. valued than 81 n pound are
made dutlable at 20 per cent ad valorem. II has
been claimed all the time by such Democratic manu-
flcturers as Walter Stanton. OF New-York. that
this rate was practically worthless for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

FOR STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
At regular meeting OF the Yves. Side Republican
Club held at its rooms In the Hote. Endicott on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
rp,pr,vr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
MR.. CROKER WAS VERY WELL
HE HIMSELF SAID 50 ONLY 4 sHov,
TIME AGO

NETWORK WAS GOOD ENOUGH FOR HIM Am
HE WAS GOING TO STAY HERE ALL SIN
MER. LOOK AFTER HIS PONIES, AND
LET OTHER PEOPLE DO THE TRAY.
ELLING-HIs SUDDEN DESIRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

The Navy Department received n dispatch this
morning from Commander Phillip, OF the cruiser
New York announcing the arrival Of that vessel
AT Kingston. where she would take coal and pro-
coed Immediately TO NewYork. As he made no
mention OF the condition OF affairs at Bluenelds,
Secretary Herbert presumes nothing notable has
occurred thcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

The President has selected the following Board
OF Engineers 10 recommend what length u span.
no, less than 200 feet. would be safe md prac-
tcahc for a bridge over the hudson River. under
the terms OF the act Of Congress recently passed.:
Professor ". IL Burr. Of Columbia college New
York. George : Morrison. OF Chicago, O. Bo,is-
,-iren Of Cincinnati. Theodore Cooper. OF New
York and Major &. ". Raymond. Corps ~ En-
gluerrs T. = =
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
Artystyczne suknie
baWefniane dla dam.

Uzywane ola. tych suklel
materye to szkockl bingham, lekkie
cefry. ciezszy ChambraY ! kartuny
Madraskie. Kolory zas. stable j deli
katne. Robl2 sic ma mode sukief
weinlanych = czasem oblamowa
ne ciemneml kolorami. Pulchny
MUSLIN take jest W tym sezonie
modnym.
La Node de Paris, $3.50 rocznle
lub IS centow kop,a;
Paris Album Of Fashion, $3.50
rocznie, luo IS centow kopia:
The French ressmeaher SO .OOrocznle
lub 80 cent6w kopia;
La Node, najlepsze famili]ne pi-
smo modniarskie W Ameryce
kosztuje tylko $l.5O rocznie.
albo Is cent6w egzemplarz.
Me kupowac z kramik6w gaze
ciarskich innego plsma modniar-
sknego, jak powyzej wymleniope,
albo tez zam6w,c sobie kt6re z
mich wprost cd WYdawc6w, pod
adresem: A. MCDOWELL & Go ::
4 West 18th Str, New York c.,
New York.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
Z E
1 Czerwca.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

Za}aczaaa &C PREY nlniejszem
kop,a Delegate Apostolskiego Mon
signera Satollego W spraw'e schyz-
matyka Ko1aszewskiego, donosze
1ednoczesnie, re Polacy w Cleve-
land, skoro SIG dow'edz1ell 0
decyzy1 Pspiesklego Delegate,
zwofall w uiedzlele walne zebranie
W hall szkolne] parafi sw. Stanl-
ss}awa Is. i M, Q godz. 4 pc po-
fudniu.
M,,iag rozpoczaf SIC modI'tw9.
Prezesem ~wybrano jednog}osaie oh.
j. MaEkowskiego, sekretarzem OBJ.
j. Cwikl nsk,ego. Prezes W krdt-
kich sfo~ach przedstaw'} nader
llcznle zebranyna rodakom ca}a
.sprawe, poczem ks. B W wymow.
nvch s1owach wYkazaf ohydnosc
postepowauia ex-ksiedza Ko}aszew-
.skiego. Przemawlall ~jeszcze oby
wateIe: Ig. Guza, 81. R%ozp}ochow
ski i vicenzor Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
:Stanistaw Lewandowski.
Nastepnie uybrano Komitet,
&t6ry opraoowa1 protest przscluko
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
DZiWHa kO1eAcya.

Pewlen czlowiek W Colorado
poslada rzadka kolekcya hutelek,
podzlelcua ma dwie sekcYe. Sekcya
pierwsza jest ogromra sekcya
druga Tile. Sekcya Mr.. l zaw'era
setki hutelek. kt6rych zawartosc
pochfone}a jego kob'eta, W nadziel
znalezienia ulgi cierpieniach
cie!esnych. Sekcya Mr.. 2 zawlera
tylko pare butelek, ktore kiedys
by1y napelnione lekarstwem DR..
Plerce's Favor1te Prescription. By}o
to potezne Iekarstwo, kt6re PRIV
wr6ci{o kob,ec,e zdrow1e. LeczY
ono wszelkje n1eregularnosci. view
netrzne zapa1enia / zaw7zodzenla
, przedewszystklem take nerkowe
dolegliwosci.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
II Bay. City
(MICH).
| CzerWca
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Szanowny Redaktorze!
O Panu - 1ako i o kazdvm
smiertelnlku, moze by ma}o VIE
dz1eli Polacy W Ameryce, gdYby
ME ia rzeczYwlstosc, re Derdowskl
lest w}ascicielem i wYdawca
.Kutozika. ak wiele Katoh pomaga
1nteresom winonsklej Poloni1 i O
lie uzytecznym Jest poza Wlnona,
.okazuje samo utrzymanle WYdaW-
n1otwa, ktore pomimo przeszk6d
ludzi zfe1 wolf, swietnie dotad size
rozw1ja. Wiara Ojc&ysna, jake
tez Zqoda, jake pisma patentowane
ma Se]mach.m aja swoich w1asclclell
20 ca1e] Ameryce; dla tego tez
wydawnlctwa tie zmuszone zawsze
beda plsac W mysli wfasci.
~c1eli patentowych. Inaczej bY}o 1
jest z Katozikiena, kt6rego aprobuje
kazdy bezstronny c%zytelnik. W
redakcyi Kotoliko codz;ennie jest
Sejm, i tam zawsze MONA dostac
satystakcya u w4asciclela, nieza-
leznego cd lizad6w Centralnych.
Y pisma tego, wolnego Cd uprze-
dzeh, dumni bye mog2 W'nonscy
Polacy, 1 tak>ego plsma potrzeba
W kazdej wiekszej kolonli polskiej
" Ameryce czuG sic daje. Czvtanlem
zamleiscowYch gazet, ktore z
wyrachowaniem ma Seimach ma
rzucane bywaja, ustala SIG ducha
poddanczego ola chlcagosk1ch pan
16w ,kt6rych ojczyzna i zbawienlem
jest dollar
Chicago ma patent ma w~sZystko'
NObecnle wyse}ane bYwaja fotografe
DO delegat6w Selmu. 20 $500
sztuka - przez G. O.. D., &C
naturaInle zwjeksza koszt orazu {
40 cent6w. Fotografa tax same
dobra u mas dostaG MONA "a 75ct
Brak nam tylko patentowaneg(
poswlecenia obrazu, "a kt6re zs
kazdy poszczegolny obraz $2.2E
5pfaciG trzeba.
G.. P.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
II Omaha, Nebr.

Za1ozone tn jest TowarzYstwo
bratniei pomocy sw. Franciszka z
PAUL, PREY kosciele sw. Paw}a.
Zarzad stsnowla nastepuJacY
phYwatele:
Prevalent Micha} Stelmach
V1ce-prez. Jan Szymanski
Kasyer J6z. Gurlik
Sekr. prot. Miko{aj Cherek
Sekr. fin. Micha4 Buglewicz
r d i.
Franciszek Trawicki.J 6zef Bcgacz l
August Necel.
NJ / k W e.
Franciszek Nowak i Tomasz Herek
Odzwierny August Hahn
Chorazy Anton1 zylihsk'.
Towarzystwo to wYpfacae
bedz,e cz1onkom, W razle choroby,
.s5.o O jake wsparcie tygodniowe'
do 6 m~iesiecy. W razie gdy cho
.roba potrwa przesz4o 6 mleslecy,
Towarzystwo wvp}aca6 bedzie 90
roku $1,000 mieslecznie. Podatek
mles,eczny do Tow. wynosl 70
cent6w. Wstepne wynosl obecnle
.sl.O0. lecz tylko ma krotki czas,
dop6kl konstYtucyv ME bedzle
wydrukowana, pozniej wstepnle
5badzie powyzszonem.
Towarzystwo sw. Franciszka z
PAUL. obecnle iuz llczv 25 cz}on-
k6w, a many nadzlele, re wkr6tce
.stan,e sic najl1czniejszem Towarzy-
,stwem polskiem W Omaha.
z uszanowanlem
MSko{aj Cherek
sekretarZ
1916 S. % Str.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
DIR. PIOTRA
6 q N O 7 d
DIR. PIOTRA

Jest uwa3ane "a jedno z najlepszych lie.
karstw tego rodzaju. OczysZcZa krewi
nadaje odnowiona zywotnos6, wykorze'
nienia zarodki choroby z cia4a, gdy'
przyczynia sic do tego, re wszystkie Or
gany znajdu]a sig W dobrym stanie dc
dzia4ania. Medycyna jest przygotowana
z przesz4o trzydziestu roznych gatunkow
ingredyency.j, gi6wnie z %roslinnego kro.
lestwa / byIa znana w uzyciu przeZ pre-
sz4o sto lat. UzyWano go z wielka ko-
rzyscia we wszystkich og6lnych terra
znieiszych dolegliwosciach, a zwlaszcza
tych, kt6re pochodza z krwi i chore'
go zoladka jake to-:
Zatwardzenie, Fol glowy, Dolegliwosc1
watroby, Z6fciowos6, Z6Itaczka, Reuma'
tyzm, Wodna puchlina, Trudnosc ira
vienna, Niestrawnosc, Goraczka, R6za,
oryszcze,, Zebra i ograszka, Szkrofu}y,
Strupy, S~wierzbiaczka, Glisty, Liszaj,
Wrzody, Rakowe wyro5niecia. B6le ra'
ny, Bole w systemic kosci, Wychudnie:
ME, Do}egliwosci niewiast, S4abosf
Bronchitis. Zarnice, B6l w k~1zyzach
Zawr6t g4owy, i t. d.
GOM0ZO ME jest medycyna %patentowa
"a, tez ME sprzedawaja jej aptekarze
ecz mezczyzni i niewiasty. kt6rzy uzy'
Najac e, zostali wyleczeni, s~powodowa
ri przez wdziecznosc ola doktera, i prze1
iyczenie, ably j ich wspo}towarzysze cd.
niesli korzysc, dzia}aja jake jego agenc1
j w ten spos6b moga 60 dostarczyc III
dziom cierpiacym w oddaleniu.
nJest n~ieocenionem jake lekarstwo do
move a mianowicie W miejscowosciact
~roIozonych bardzo daleko cd lekarzy !
aptek. Lekarstwa tego ME MONA dosta'
nh antekarzv lpcZ tylkO cd mieiSCOWyCl
agent6w. 1oieli ME ma agenta W wa
SEEN sasiedztwie, przyslijcie $500 a &c
staniecie dwanascie 35c. butelek ma pro
be wprost Cd w4asciciela. Taxi obstalu
rex mole kazdy dostac tylko raz.
DIR. PETER FAHRNEY,
1l2-l4 S. HOYlC Ave-. Chicago, IL
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

niekatolickiej j n,epolskiej robocie
Ko1aszewskiego l jego poplecznl-
k6w. potep,ajac jaknaisurowlej
nowa schlzme.
Protest przYjety zostaf z
Ia wiekszym zapa}em jednog}osnle.
z uszanowaniem
j. Mafkomsks.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
II ERIE, Pa.
2 Czerwca.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

60 powodu skandallcznYcn proce-
SOW pem,edzy tutei szYm probosz'
czem a o. J6zefem Konradem z
Erie, oraz do napietnowanla tych,
kt6rzy jakbY rozmyslnle przeszka-
dzall W t}umienlu tego rel1glj nego
zgorszenia.
M6w11em z p. Konradem W
dniu, " kt6rym 60 wypuszczono
z w1ez1enia, gdzle "a p~rzyczyna KS.
Ig....... trzydzlesci i jeden dzien
go trzymano, poniewaz ME mogf
stawiG bailu czyll poreczenia.
Pow,ada{ mi, re gdY pierwszy
raz W tym roku przyby! do Erie,
luz w,edzia}, re sic W Cleveland
zanosi ma odszczeplehstwo, i
wszelkiemi sposobami chcia} temu
zapobiedz. Odepchn19ty przez ks.
Roslhskiego, pojecha} do ks.
Ignaslaka tn do Erie, W tym celu,
ably "a 5ego posrednictwem dopro-
wadziG do pojednania pomledzy
ks. Rosinsk,m a Ko}aszewskim
oraz = ably obie bezbozne polskje
clevelandsk,e gazety ~po}4czyc W
jedne, ma wskros katolicka, pope
dzlG obu socyallstycznych, pogah-
sklch r%edaktorow, l ola wsp6lnego
organu p%o1ednanYch Polak6w
katolik6w W Cleveland p%oszukac
wykszta4conego redaktora, kt6ryby
byf praktYcznym katolik1em.
1 COZ go "a to spotka}o? Jesz-
ME zapuka{ do drzwl naszego
Rektora, a juz go popedliwy
narwanY lew,ta sromotnle zbesz-
czesci1, kazawszy obrzucic zgnifemi
jajami.
Piekne %nastaplfy rzeczy jake
skutek togo }obuzowstwa. N jprzod
koszta i sromota. Procesa koszto-
wa1y lewite oko}o 1900 do]arow.
Musiaf setki PLACID charlton sado-
wynn, a pie6 razy koleja, w}asnym
Aosztem, swiadkdw wozic do
Cleveland. - A jakzez go W
Cleveland przywitano?! Pred
samy gmachem sadowym dwle
nam6wione baby W twarz mu
zgn1}e 7aja rzuca1y, podczas gdy
jedna make z worka ma niego
sypa}a, a personal sadowy z okien
na to spogladaf, okropn1e SIC
smieja., l mic babom "a to ME
zrobili!...
Drugim poza}owanla godnym
skutkiem i~gnaskowego 4obuzostwa
by}o odpadniecie p. Konrada Cd
WARY kato}lcklej. K1edy mkt Ia
biedaka poreczenla daG ME chcla}
ujal sic "a MN pryczer baptystow-
ski, stawl{ bail, l n1ewlnnle pre-
sladowanego wybawlf z wlezienia
Przejety oburzeniem ma przesla
dowcom q wdziecznoscla ku wy.
bawcy, p. Konrad ~przystapi]
do sekty baptyskowskle]. Ju2
znowu cd b%aptyst6w odstapl}. -
Przypns Redakcyi Kato1ika).
Jake trzec1 skutek lewlckle
dumy i chclwosci schizma tera2
swobodnie zuchwa}a glove podnosi
Widzac, re i u mas zarozumia'
lose TAXA wywofuje oburzenie:
radze ,,Szpiclowi Iokowemu'>, ably
sic troche umitygowai a przesta'
huxa6 nihy jaki pruski podofce1
ma tych, "a kt6rych plenladzt
wyklerowa1 sic Da Rektora, a "
kt0rych gwaftem chce wpoi6 swo1e
zasady OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sna(
juz zcpomnia}, jak mu bose nog
wyfazl4y Z kamaszY, re az lltost
przej nowa}a, jak potem, ciemnJ
l zlelony ]ak kapusta ma zagonle
objaf nasza parafa. A dzisia,
poros}szY nieco W pierre, TAX
zhardzia}. re bierze sobie "a c.
swej dz1a}alnosci ma7estat i bogac.
twa MISUNDERSTANDING Icka
dbajac w1ecej 0 samego siebie, nj;
Q Pana Boga.
Musiellsmv mu pobudowa.
wspanla4Y pafac, a sam az
domow soble kupl}.,- do koscio{,
zas ptaszkl dziurami wlatuial..
, Taxi z niego teraz s}uga bozy
jak ME przemierzajac kozi'
ogrodowy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
SOUTH BEND, Iud. -

SOUTH BEND, Iud. W
dniu l Czerwca, o godzinie poi do
s wieczorem, odby}o sig W storze
oh. p. Palickiego, PREY ulicyChapin,
posiedzenie W sprawie majacej sic
za4ozyc grocerni. Kazdy akcyona-
ryusz W razie choroby Tub W PREY
padku braku piracy, otrzyma z tel
grocerni wiktua4y. Przystepowac
NIGGA do tel sp6}ki tax mezczyzni,
jak i niewiasty pe}noletnie.
Pewna niewiasta zgubi}a pier
scieh slubny, a bliska jej sasiadka,
znalaz4szy takowy, nosi}a przez lat
20, chociaz wiedzia}a, czyja to
w{asnosG. Pred kilku dniami,
odprawiwszy spowiedz wielkanocna,
pierscieh odda}a, proszac o przeba-
genie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
NOtatkf nasZegO
p0dr0zujacegO ngenta.

CHICAGO. = Aptekarz pan
Okoniewski zareczony parma
Mendykowska z r. Chicago, Ind.
Pan Okoniewski projektuje za}ozyt
apteke W E. Chicago, Ind, Tub tei
W Hyman, Ind.
Antoni i Fir. Chmielewscy "
Chicago, w}6czqcy sic pc salonach
= jake niby agenci sprzedazy lot6w
-sprawiaja sic jak pospolite lofry,
jakimi tez So W rzeczywistosci.
Niechaj stroni cd Mich kazdy, ma acy
pieniadze W kieszeni.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-15
| OePEW ARRIVES AT NEW YORK
He One for All Declares He Is Not Cam
didate for Governor.

He One for All Declares He Is Not Cam
didate for Governor.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Chauncey NJ. De-
pew has returned home on the swift
American liner New York He looked the
picture of health. Mr.. Depew was taken
off on the New York Central's tug, the
later the revenue cutter Hudson, with the
customs Officers and a number of news
paper men ran along side the tug and the
party boarded her. Mr.. Depew was at
once asked regarding his political posi-
tion. He laughed and said:
II am not i'll situation to talk politics
have been so long away that know
little or nothing of the political situation
here. There are no daily papers published
In HON Durg, where l spent much Of my
time, and only got glimpse of home
life politically through the Paris edition
OF New York newspaper when was in
that city,"
You are frequently spoken of as the
probable Republican candidate" he was
told
Then must say once and for all that
would not be a candidate. l could not
accept the nomination. Before / went to
Eng land on my summer vacation MEM
bers OF my party came to ME aud assured
me that if i would consent to the Repub
lican nomination for governor | could
have it, but there We're no conditions inn
posed. | would have to give up nv trip
abroad and enter at once upon my can
vass. refused to do SO. Then declined
the honor / have not changed NV mind
since. In fact l cannot imagine any com
bination If circumstances that would now
induce me to run"
Then he enquired eagerly for news of
the political situation here from the news
paper men, saying that they were in a
better position TO give him political news
ttiss he was to give them any. lie was
told that Levi p. Morton seemed to be tn G
| strongest candidate mentioned so far but
made no comment.
| Asked if he had any preference for any
one candidate, he replied promptly: .'No.
am for the Republican candidate, who-
ever he may be.
I'm England the tariff was the one ab-
| sorbing topic before the Wilson bill be-
came law. I met one of til, Oldest mem
| bers of the house of commons at luncheon
and he said: All care about your coun-
| try is to know whether you are going to
let my wool into your market or not. ,
The conditions in Europe TO the past year
and since the enactment OF the mea4ure
demonstrate how dependent the industries
| and business of the old world is upon
| trade with the new Our commercial de-
| preston has found ITS counterpart on the
other side The trade of nations has not
yet adjusted itself to the instantaneous
nter-communication which evirtually
makes all the world one market
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-15
WILSON'S REMARKS ON POLITICS.
The West Virginia Statesman Talks to
Reporter at London.

The West Virginia Statesman Talks to n
Reporter at London.
LONDON, Sept 15.-uon. William l..
Wilson, the author of the American tariff
law before the senate got hold Of it, is
looking well and says his health has much
improved. lie expects to sail for home
Sept. %. An Associated Press reporter
had a brief conversation with him in which
he talked freely. Referring to the recent
election in the state of Maine, the gentle
man from West Virginia said that he did
not consider the Republican victory as
pronounced criticism of the tariff legisla-
tion of congress. Some of the Democrats
of Maine were, he said, temporarily
angered Mt certain tariff reductions,
especially at the reduction of the duty on
lumber. But. he added, Maine's situation
prevents that state from being an index
OF the political currents of the United
States.
Wilson stated that President Cleveland
had no thought of again being a candi-
date for the presidency. Reed and Nc
kinley were, in his opinion. candidates
for the Republican nomination, but he
thought the Republican party would Sc
lect tariff conservative like Allison. The
United States, Wilson also said, would
never revert to "Mckinleyisiu, or to a
blind, greedy, selfish protection. The
tariff will not be attacked, and when CON
gress meets its errors, which are i'll detail
only, will be corrected"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-15
is A GREAT WORK.
Compilation of the Census of
the United States.
CLERICAL WORK ABOUT COMPLETED

The Sheets To Ee Ready for the Printer
in Not More Than Five Months-Seyeral
Years Required to Print the books
Some Hay at the National Soldiers
Home Set on Fire by yIncendiaries-Vet-
Grams in u Panic.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15-The work of
the eleventh census is about completed.
the work on population and vital statistics
being all that remains to be done. The
portion of the work on population remain.
ing uncompleted is that on occupations.
The vital statistics are made up largely
from the figures on population and have
been held back on account of the work in
the population division. Chef Clerk
Down thinks that in less than five months
the work OF the census will be completed ly
closed and the present force of 40 en-
pioyes reduced TO forty or fifty at the out
side.
These will be experts who will have
charge OF the proofs from the printing of.
flee. An additional supplement to tue
compendium of the census is yet to be is
sued. But while the census work proper
will thus be finished in few months it
may be several years before the work of
printing is all done and the completed
work published. The completion OF the
work at SO early period is unusual and
to Superintendent Wright's skill and ex-
perence in handling statistics this is
largely attributed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-15

Is IA wealthy and influential man ana Is a
brother of Cassius NJ. Clay, Jr., now can.
didate for governor of Kentucky
A dispatch from Frankfort says Breck-
inridge addressed an immense crowd at
the opera house there. The reception &C
corded him was very cordial and his audi
ence very enthusiastic. His speech was
one of the best ever delivered by him.
Breckenridge expressed himself while
here as confident of his nomination. The
Methodist conference is in session there
this week. On opening Bishop Duncan
made remarks interpreted as strongly
against Breckinridge. DIR. J. Ditzler
opened with IL prayer which needed no
Interpretation. as it was a philippe
against the congressman. 1t caused much
comment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-15
HAS A CORY ASPECT,
The Situation In the Ashland, Ky, Dis
trlrt


trict
LEXINGTON. KY, Sept 15-Both Owens
and Breckinridge closed here last night,
Breckinridge speaking at the court house
and Owens Mt the opera house. The
Breckinridge forces made a big parade
and demonstration, having several bands
and drum corps. Disadvantages speech
was an arraignment of Owens, repeating
charges, sustained by afIidavits, that
Owens is q professional gambler, who does
not hesitate to 'sit in u game" with young
and intoxicated men of wealth and win
their money, and that Owens was elected
from a Louisville hotel where he went
with a woman not his wife. Owens had
denied these charges earlier in the day
they were sprung Thursday highland
Breckinridge put in some time criticising
cipal speech was made by George c. Lock
hart, Of Paris.
Owens Publishes a Statement.
Owens denied in bitter terms Breckin-
ridges charges. A conference was held
by Owens friends and an additional state
msnt given out. The statement is an en-
phatic denial of all of Breckinridge's
charges. lie says over his signature: 1T
Ii significant that Breckinrdge could OBJ
tain only the affidavit of Mr.. J. A. Elliott
to substantiate even the scmblance Of his
charge, and invite any intelligent person
to the character of the affidavit of Elliott.
1t bears all the earmarks of what the law
yers term cooked affidavit and upon its
face is unworthy of the respect of any one.
Elliott, under the pressure evidently
placed upon him, could not say that he
knew me personally and if The knew me ut
all his knowledge is such as shows him to
be certainly an unreliable witness.
Didn't Win Young Mems Money.
Equally false and contemptible are the
charges that have been In the habit of
gaming with intoxicated young men; that
engaged in games with such young men
in order to take advantage of them; that
my board bill and expenses were ever paid
by another. l have no recollection of hav-
ing any onveTsation with X. +. Edmond
son. and am free to say that his affidavit
bears all the evidence of being the product
of pressure AS that of Elliott. l dismiss
these charges with the full assurance that
they will not deceive any friend of mine,
and submit to the generous natures OF
even my honorable enemies in this contest
that the attack upon me ut this time,
without opportunity of full investigation
and production of evidence, Is like an as
sault in the night"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-15
'ohi stay, the maiden said, and res

'ohi stay, the maiden said, and res.
Thv weary head upon TINS bIeast'
81 can't" said he, II must climb the hills,
The sumr or is past, now sell pills,
Not the pills OF old-fa shio1 ned make
tt Mt caused a dread nj stomach ache
But wee little things. that YOU cen can IN lie,
As they emily Remove their enemy bile.
Who nee the once. the eafter are zeaots,
In praise Of ''Pierce's Pleasaat Pellets"
h regulate the bowels, aud cure sick head
ache. the esult Of constipation or biiousness
without disturbing the diet or occupation OF tn
patient. Sugar-coate - child can take them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-15

NATCHEz, Sept 15.-TLere was a murder
and iynchinS in the lower portion of Con-
corndia parish. A negro named Bob
William. employed as "A foreman on the
Excelsior place, started after two of the
hands of the place who had absconded
He overlook them and i'll an alteration
that followed Williams shot and killed
one of the parties, whose name is not
known. Williams was arrested and
wh:,o ~ ths custody of officers he was
taken by a mob and hanged after being
brutally maltreated. All the parties were
negroeS