davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
Marcypan.

Panic Kromka, Prezydencie
Zjednoczenia! Chcia}o CT sic
prezydentury, ale Boskie
Serce, ktoremu przysiege
wiernosci z}ozy}eS, wyda}es
ma passive chicagoskim }ykom.
Zatem rozpoczniesz przysz}y
sejm Zjednoczenia bose, W
w}osiennicy, ma kolanach pred
wszystkimi delegatami i ude-
rzajac sic W piersi, powiesz:-
Boze, badz mi{osciw mnie
grzesznemu! =
Potem powiesz z oczami
spuszczonemi w dol, Z
pokora i skrucha W kazdym
rysie twojej twarzy: = Bracia!
S}ucha}em ma s}odkie pod
szepty Judasza Menazera. Me
jestem vice godzien tego
urzedu, kt6rym mnie obda-
rzyliscie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

TO- Kto dosta2
cd mas rachunek lub
,przypomnienie', ME
chat jaknajspleszniej
raczy zap}aci6 abona-
ment "a te nasza
gazette niechby ga
legloSc %wyDosi1a cho6
tylko $l.00 lub
piechaj odnowi pre-
numerate przyna]-
mniej ma dalsze poi
roku.
N~iewym6wnie wdzie-
czni bedziemy kazde-
mu, kto mas W tym
ciezkim czasie poprze
centami.
I'm mniej kAToL1K
bedzie mla1 %k}opot6w
plenieznych, tenn raz-
niej bedzie pracowa{
oko}o oSwiaty ludu
~polskiego / dla ogdl~
uego dobra naszej
kochanej Ojczyzny.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

odbyciu kary by} jakis czas
zatrudnionym W redakcyl
Krakowskiego C,zasu.
w tym czasie spotka}o go
wielkie nieszczescie, kt6re
p6zniej wp}yne}o ma daisy
Gag jego zycia.
Narzeczona jego, parma
Szczepanowska, ma kilka tygo-
dni pred slubem umiera Clos
ten, jak r6wniez i zniechece-
ME do zycia wskutek r6znych
przeciwnosci, spowodowa}y
go do poswiecenia sic stanowi
duchownemu. Wstapi} jake
czterdziestoletni mezczyzna do
seminaryum duchownego W
krakowie i wyjecha} p6zniej
do Rzymu ma dalsze studya.
By} w%yswiecony ma ksiedza W
roku 1861.
P6zniej by} kapelanem do
mowym u hrabstwa Potoc-
kich w Krzeszowicach, kto.
rym wog6le mia} do zawdzie-
czenia dalsza swoia karyere.
Zostawszy' kapelanem w
klasztorze P. P. Wizytek W
Krakowie by1 p6zniej miano-
wany, przez PapiezaPiusa TX,
pra}atem domowym. w Roku
1879 by} wyniesionyna stolice.
biskupia Krakowska W miej-
see administrators tejze x.
Biskupa in partibus inid.
Galeckiego.
ByE to pierwszy biskup
Krakowski Cd kilkudziesieciu
lat, DO dyecezya KrakoWska
ciagle tylko przez administra
tor6w by}a rzadzona.
w kilka lat Papiez miano-
wa} go hrabia rzymskim, a
cesarz a%ustryacki nada} mu
tytu} ksiaze biskupi mianowa}
go cz}onkiem Izby pan6w. w
roku 1890 mianoWany
kardyna}em sw. Kolegium
Rzymskiego.
By} bratem Juliana Duna-
jewskiego, d}ugoletniego mi
nistra skarbu austryackiego, i
g}owa stronnictwa ultra
konserwatywnego W Galicyi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
Teka Rozmaf ttosGi.

Wielki strajk weglarzy
tylko czesciowo jest ukohczo-
nym.
Skali p}acy robotnicy W
Pennsylvania i innychStanach
przyja6 ME chca.
Wychodzi ma wierzch, re
strajk w}asciciele kopalh sami
popierali, ably sic pozbyG wegli
Pc wiekszej Genie. w Duluth,
Minnesota, n. P. czterech
macher6w, majacych POI mi
Iona ton wegli ma sk}adzie,
zwedzili cztery sta tysiecy
dolar6w ponad z~wyczajna
Gene. Gdyby strajk by} TRIVIAL
10 dni d}uzej, byliby robotni-
cy kompletne odniesli zwy-
cleztwo. Twierdzq vice pokat-
ME, re prezydent Mcbride cd
stowarzyszenia weg1arzy albo
sic da} zlapaG ma plewy, albo
sprawe zaprzeda}. Wiele bo-
WIEN juz koleji fabryk zasu-
spendowa1o robote ola braku
wegl1.
w miastach bedziecie, bra
cia, placid tego roku "a wegle
al wan sic w}osy zaczna je-
zyG.
Biedni Polacy w Spring
Valley, ILL.,, Scottdale, Pa,
Mt. Pleasant, Pa, i innych
miejscach, gdzie wegle kop;a,
W wielkiej So nedzy. Niejedni
nawet do wiezienia sic dosta1i.
TAX Z Lazarzem zawsze
robia - ale przyjdzie kreska
ma Matyska...
Ia przyk}aden KAToL1KA i
WIARA OJczYzNA 4 ty-
godnie p6zniej : da]a odprawe
ZGoDzIE "a wyszydzenie en-
cykliki OLGA sw. do polskich
biskup6w. Cieszy mas zawsze,
jezeli liczba uczni6w naszych
wzrasta. Take pisanie 0
,ruchu" politycznym, O
skarbach' narodowych, czy
chicagoskich, czy milwauc-
klch, czy rapperswilsklch, jak
to obecnie jest moda W przy-
musowych p%ismid}ach naszych
- to kpiny Z zdrowego ludz-
kiego rozumu.
Patryoci W Szwajcaryi zaraz
zaczna ,,agitowaG," skoro
beda mieli 100, 900 frank6w.
Menazer Z papierowa liga
swoim trybem podni6s} walute
uagitacyi" do 100, 900 dola-
row. Ciekawi jestesmy, W jaki
spos6b owe skarby maja
,,ruch" wywo}aG.
Kazdy rozsadny cz}owiek
vie dobrze, re try mocar-
silva oscienne, trzymajace
Polske W sWych szponach,
milion6w sic ME boja. Wszel-
XII zaS .,ruch' pare sotni koza-
k6w w kilku minutach uSmie-
rzy. Podobne ,,ruchy" pedza
nasz nar6d tylko do wiezienia.
konhskaty lub szubienicy.
Nadchodzi tel Ottawa, by
czasami jakis Morgenstern ME
%zacza} ,,ruchu'' do Kanady,
MIN W kraju bedzie wolno sic
nrusZaC.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

Potem krzyzem legniesz W
samym srodku hall / tax lezec
bedziesz, al Twojego nastepce
obiora. Albowiem, mowi poeta:
Ia to, zescie przysiege }amali,
Beda was wpiekle nozami siekali!
Me gniewaj sic, kochany
haczarzuz IL Detroit, ma powyzsze
marcypany! Wiemy dobrze,
re jesteS porzadnym cz}owie-
klein, ale bardzo nieporzad-
nym prezydentem. w nagrode
vice "a to dodajemy CT s}odkie
marcypany.
w jaki spos6b zg}adzono X.
Mielcusznego re swiata? Me
kt6rzy m6wia, re go otrulil,
inni, re go zadusili. Mozeby
menazer, lub Ma1}ek mas
raczyli W tel sprawie oswiecif.
W1ARUs swego czasu zmusi}
zbrodniarzy, kt6rzy swiecone
choragwie Z swiatyni Pahskiej
wykradli, do restytucyi. IA
ToL1K podejmuje sic odkry6
owa straszna zbrodnie, pope}-
mona ma x. Mielcusznym.
Para6anie4 81 5w. Tr6jcy
MECH racza nam szczeg6ly
owejz brodni,9il i'm wtenczas
Fby1y znane, przes}ac. Por6wna-
my je Z nasza kronika.
RozmySlne zabojstwo VIOLA
0 pomste do nieba, uczy
katechizm. Wo}aG tel bedzie,
az mordercy S. P. X. Mel
cusznego podyndaja ma szu-
bienicy.
Ma co, powiedza niektorzy,
stare grzechy odkrywat? Ma
co? -Myslicie, traby, re owl
mordercy "a grzech pokutujq?
Chodza ma Bozym swiecie,
dalej brojac. = VICE.,
Pierwszy praktyczny krok
ku ch}opskim kieszeniom zro-
bill Zarzqd kwekajacej Ligi,
rozrzuceniem pc koloniach
polskich odezwy = drugim
bedzie sama operacya -
dawania i brania.
Chicagoscy mydlarze iapte-
karze ustanawiac beda agen-
eye pc koloniach polskich,
celem' }apania polskich
dudk6w do Ligi. Watpimy,
czy pc "a Chicago znajdzie
sic choc ]edno tax upadfe
individuum, kt6reby tym
chicagoskim }apich}opom dra-
binke trzymac chcia}o.
Grozi} menazer, grozi} KA-
ToL1Kow1, ,,bezboznikom, ze
mu geszeft z Liga psuja, az
ME wywo}a} ducha S. P. x.
Mielcusznego, ktory znowu
sic zjawi} o p6}nocy W cell
Menazera. lynn razem wygla-
da1 strasznie. Mia} w reku
w. O. / Dz1EN. CHIC. Z
oszczerstwami. D}ugim kos
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

Wiemy wszyscy, IL fnan-
sowa pomoc jest jedyna, ktora
Ojczyznie oharowac mozemy.
Owl krzykacze ma patryo-
tycznych mityngach wnetby
sic skryli "a przypiecek, gdy-
by mieli isG napowr6t przez
morze / "a Polske sic bic.
Nasze ,,rycerstwo" mole ma
ulicach ipo karczmach PARADE
wac, ma tenn jego ,,misya"
marsowa must sic kohczy6.
Polska zgin7}a Z r6znych
przyczyn, ale dwie tylko,
pr6cz Opatrznosci Boskiej, So
dzwignie, ma kt6rych znowu
moe poWstac, t. ]. praca i
oswiata prawdziwa. Gdzie
gospodarze lub szlachta do
brze sic rzadza, ME marnujac
spuSclzny po Ojcach, ami
germanizacya, ami rusy6kacya
mic ME znacz2. w tel piracy
oko}o utrzymania / m~nozenia
majatku polskiego, my do
browolni uciekiniery zPolski,
mic a mic pom6dz ME mozemy,
Ale mozemy pom~gaG W sze-
rzeniu oswiaty chrzesciahsko-
kato]ickiej. Ma CO W ,skar-
bach 'pienisdze maja p1csniet,
jezeli cafe pokolcnia dziatwy
polskiej ME maja "a co e1e-
mentarzow i katechiznow ku-
powaG? CO rok ro5ny kolek-
te ma oswiate ludu biednego i
posy}ajmy ludzi"m dobrym
nasze Gently ma ten eel. w ell
ka ,,ruch owa' polity~
k a w kat!
We Lwowie tym razem
bedzie wystawa. Wierzymy
naukowe korzysci L wystaw
ludzkiej wiedzy. Ale przeko~
nalismy sic I faktu, re w1asnie
zydzi rome protegujq przed~
staWlenla ma WystaWaCh, tax
IL ruch wystawowy, w naro~
dach obecnie panujqcy, jest
nowym wynalazkiem wyzyski-
wanna grosza chrzesciahskiego
przez zyd6w. w Chicago mp.
s}awna Midway Plaisance by1a
prawie wy}acznie W reku
zyd6w. Pieniadze p1yne}y sze-
rokiem korytem do woreczk6w
Izraela. w San Francisco,
gdzie obecnie odbywa sic
wystawa, naczelnym dyrekto-
rem tejze jest zyd - Young.
w Paryzu dzia}o sic to samo.
C6z'dopiero movie O Lwowie,
stolicy novel Palestyny?
W1ARA i OJczYzNA W bez-
~czelnosci swojej sic chwali,
|jakoby obecnie tylko 0 lidze
mog}a pisat. Z list6w do mas,
Z Chicago pisanych = ludzie
tax przedstawiaja sic oba}a-
muconymi, re lige uwazaja
jako warunek zbawienia dusz
swoich. TAX by}o kilka lat
temu Z KRoP1DLEM. Kto ME
by} kropidlarzem = by} pote-
piehcem. Widzimy, do czego
og}upianie ludu biednego
przez przym we
szparga}y prowadzi,
f! ABONOWAC KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

s ID e ]. H E2ss
die, kt6re jakby czerwona
wstazka okala}a. D}ugo, dEugo
groznie patrzs} ma menazera,
a menazer W strachu zegna}
sic, przysiega}, re juz wiecej
oszczerstw ma wsp6}braci
pisac ME bedzie, Naglowi
uszy obetnie, wszystkie kra-
dzieze wr6ci i Brewiarz bedzie
%odmawia}. Zobaczymy, jak
tych przysiag dotrzyma.
Kto ME widzia} wcielonej
~skromnosci i wstydliwosci,
MECH spojrzy ma piatkowego
swiniozerce Nagla tax
VIOLA Szwajkart cd WARY I
OJczYzNY. - Oh! Ob1udnicy
wy oba!
DZIENNIK CHICAGosKI, a
w}aSciwie X. w. Barzyhski,
p}acac "a nadobne Modesto
wi, "a podanie planuLigi, pail
mu wonne kadzid}a w swoich
gazetach, zachwalajac bogac-
twa kopalni, i zdolnosci Inzy-
niera. Ze ten pan Modest jest
W swoim fachu expertem, to
wiemyzTrzaskowca. Wierci}o on
tam z}otoi znalaz}, ale ......w
kieszeniach akcyonaryusz6w.
Ze Menazer potraf pre-
szczekaG nietylko wszystkie
psy wewsi, ale / so1tysa-- po-
kazuie ,,cywilizacyjny' wp1yw
jego W parahach, gdzie on
burmistrzuje. 81 baby re
schod6w sw. Stanis}awa -
kontyngens pierwszy. lego
Redaktor Z dviema IONA
mi = drugi; pejsaty Pod
skarbi Z South Chicago nit
seine b - trzeci. Sw.
Jadwiga Sw. Jan Kanty, tie
jake folwarki menazera -
naturalnie. Sw. Jan Z Radzie-
.jewa, przez wdziecznosc "a
otrzymane dobrodziejstwa i
}aski, i Mill Creek, ia dziura
w moscie, CT So ,pieczetowa-
nj" bezustannie Majufes pie
jacy Menazerowi!
o lie Z konstytucyi, odezw
/ pasterskich list6w Ligi
sadzic MONA - bedzie to
najdoskonalsza organizacya
polska re wszystkich. Ch}opi
tam najmniej maja do roboty.
Wszystko robiG beda panko-
vie -beda jes6, beda pic, beda
trawic -wszystko sami. Ch}opi
tylko p}aci6 beda. No, i
czy to ME jest dobre?
Nagiel dawno nam m6wi},
jak stara jest Liga, = a vice
chcemy tez wiedzieG, kiedy
brat Franciszek z Rzymu
Wr0ci.
Pan Modest swidruje z}oto
W Kalifornii, - Menazer i
chicagoskie }apich}opy chcie-
liby przez Lige naszych chic
pow kieszenie SwidrowaG. Lecz
ME ola psa kie}basa.
Kiedv5 te rachunki Sn6}ki
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

1Y-Kto nan teraz przeSle dolara
~abonamentu, dostanie W prezencle
ksi2zke pod tytu}em ,,B ka 0
trzech braciach,z ktorych
dwu by}o madrych,a eden
g}upi, 0 zielonym wezu,
burym kocie i o sroczce
bez Og a.
- W biez2cym tygodniu
znajduj2 sic W podr6zy jake agenci
przez mas ~upowaznieni do kolekto-
wanna abonamentu "a KAToLIKA
nastepuja cy trzej %panowie:
II Rudolf Micha1ow W
$ k i, a%gituj2cy W Cleveland, Ohio;
y Teofil D erdowski, W
Ashland Red Jacket;
3 J an Kurkiewicz, W
La Crosse, Milwaukee, Grand Ra-
pids.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

Potem krzyzem legniesz W
samym srodku hall / tax lezec
bedziesz, al Twojego nastepce
oblora. Albowiem, mowi poeta:
Ia to, zescie przysiege }amali, +.
Beda was wpiekle nozami siekali!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

Me gniewaj sic, kochany
AaczarzuzD Detroit, ma powyzsze
marcypany! Wiemy dobrze,
re jesteS porzadnym cz}owie-
klein, ale bardzo nieporzad-
nym prezydentem. w nagrode
vice "a to dodajemy ci s}odkie
marCypanY.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-05
A SARCASTIC LETTER.

MIR. Morton Writes One to an Applicant for
Position.
WASHINGTON, March 2S--Secretary
Morton has written the following let.
ter to Edward Peterson, of Dayton, Ia,
who applied to him by mail for the po-
sition of chief Russian thistle exter-
minator for the state of Iowa:
It is impossible Immediately to comply with
propriating 81 100000 for the wedding of Iowa,
the Dakotas and other thistle infested sections
OF the northwest, has not yet become law.
Several amendments to the bill are contem-
plated, among them an appropriation for the
destruction of the cookie burr, foxtail grass
and rattleSnakes, which secret themselves in
all kinds OF grass. The government will prob
badly, in it's munifcence and tender care of its
children, also distribute in original packages
antidote for snake bites to the farmer.
1t Is in the judgment Of some good citizens,
who are inclined to this sort of paternalism.
only fair that the bill should also be so amended
as to permit each farmer to draw directly upon
determination of weeds upon his or any other
farm Possibly, however, before the bill is
rounded on in its perfection. it will provide a
patent method of blowing with preambles.
planting with resolutions and gathering and
garnering by legislative enactment all crops
known to the farmers of the United StateS
The tillage of land by legislation is only mat
ter OF time.
must thank you for the patriotic frankness
with which you remark, referring thistles:
''They spreading fast but we do not want
to kill them out before The government is ready
to pay US for the work, sends some one to do
it for u.s." Nothing could better demonstra tie
sition OF 'chief Russian thistle extermina tor
for the northwest"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-05
AN ASSORTMENT OF PEOPLE

Mrs. QUANTRELL., the mother of the
famous guerrilla of that name, resides
at Canal Dover. where her son was
born.
MISS MABEL RANDOLPH, the first
woman to hold the position, has just
taken her place as official stenographer
of the New York senate
In Kentucky there is but one woman
who has authority to oficiate at a
wedding in clerical capacity. Her
name is Munns, and she is a licensed
Baptist preacher.
DR. LIVINGSTON, OF Bennettsyille,
N. Y, has built up an extensive prac-
tice, Notwithstanding that he had been
a deaf and dumb mute from the age OF
three years up to three years ago.
SUSAN MILLER conducts wholly with
out any assistance one OF the most
prosperous farms in Barton county,
Kan She is of splendid stature,
standing over six feet in height, and
is decidedly mannish-
FoR the third time Thomas Courtney
and Rebecca f. Stivers, OF Montgom-
cry county, Ind, are man and wife
The first marriage occurred two years
ago, and since that time they have
been twice divorced
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-05
MEETS HIS APPROVAL.

Representative Geary, of California, In
dorses the New Chinese Treay.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Representa-
tive Geary, of California, Trainer of the
Chinese restriction act, caused some
surprise yesterday by coming out in
approval of the new Chinese treaty.
He does not agree with those who have
argued that it amounts to an abrogation
of the Geary law, but looks upon it
rather as recognition of the registra-
ton principle which is the feature of
the law that bears his name. He re-
CARDS the proposed treaty as an ad-
vance on the present one in that it al
lows total prohibition of Chinese emf
grafton, while the present treaty pro-
vides only for its suspension.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-05
SENATOR CRISP.
The Governor of Georgia Appoints Speaker
Crisp to Succeed the Late Senator Col

The Governor of Georgia Appoints Speaker
Crisp to Succeed the Late Senator COL
quilt
{. ATLANTA Ga, March S0.-Gov.
Northen has appointed Speaker Charles
+. Crisp to succeed the late Senator
Alfred 81. Colquitt Not word has
passed between the governor and the
speaker, and the latter's name had not
even been presented formally to the
governor. Charles Frederick Crisp
was born on January SO. 1s45, in Shelf
field. England. where his parents had
gone on a visit; was brought by them
to this country in the year of his birth;
received a common-school education in
Savannah and Macon. Ga; entered
the confederate army in May, 1866
was a lieutenant in company K,
Tenth Virginia infantry, and served
with that regiment until May II. 1864,
when he became a prisoner of war.
Upon his release from Fort Delaware
in June, 1865. he Joined his parents at
Ellaville, Schley county, Ga; read law
in Americas, and was admitted to the
bar in 1866; began the practice of law
in Eilaville, Ga; in 1872 was appointed
solicitor-general of the southwestern
judicial circuit, and was reappointed in
1878 Tor q term OF four years; located
in Americas in 1878; in June, 1877, was
appointed Judge of the superior court
of the same circuit; in 1878 was elected
by the general assembly to the same
Office; in 1880 was reelected judge for
a term of four years; resigned that
Office in September. 1852, to accept
the democratic nomination for con-
gress; was permanent president Of
the democratic convention which as
sembled in Atlanta in April, 1883, to
nominate a candidate for governor;
was elected to the Forty-eighth, Forty.
ninth, Fiftieth, Fifty first and Fifty=
second congresses and reelected to the
Fifty-third congress as a democrat re-
ceiving IL, 574 votes against 4, eS2 votes
for Wimberly, peoples; was elected
speaker of the house for the Fifty
second congress and reelected speaker
for the Fifty-third.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-05
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
Proposition Discussed for the Establish
ment of Another Bureau.

Proposition Discussed for the .Establish-
ment of Another bureau.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-The med.
ical profession was well represented at
a hearing yesterday before the house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce upon the bill esta blishing a
bureau of public health within the de-
partment of the interior. The bill was
prepared by the national quarantine
committee of the New York academy
of medicine, and at yesterdays hearing
members of the committee, as we'll as
other medical gentlemen, were pres
emit The proposed bureau is to
consist of commissioner of pub
lie health and an advisory coun-
Gil The duties of the bureau
are to collect and diffuse in
formation upon matters affecting the
public health; the taking of informa-
ton, with regard to prevalence of con-
tagious and epidemic diseases in his
and other countries, and the prepare
ton of rules and regulations for secur-
ing the best sanitary conditions of YES
sells from foreign ports and for the
prevention of infectious diseases in
this country. The advisory council is
to consist of one member from each
81
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-05
BOOMING KANSAS.

The Kansas Immigration Company Re-
cetving Letters-What Mai. L. n. Morrlu
Has to Say.
Topeka, Kan, March 27.-The Kan
sas Immigration Co.. which was organ
lied in Topeka few days ago for the
sole purpose of booming the state, has
received encouraging letters from in
huential business men in nearly every
county in the eastern part of the COM
monwealth- In letter to President
Troutman. Maj. E. n. Morrill,, of Hia-
watha, says:
1t seems to me an especially suspicious time
to organize association of this kind Thou
sands of people in the east crippled hnan-
cially by the reverSeS OF last year and are seek
ing new fields in which to start again in the
battle OF life. And there was never time
when lands OF equal fertility and value could
be bought so cheaply as they can now in
western and central Kansas I see reason
purchased lands in the eastern counties
cannot be repeated in those further
west Lands which could have been bought in
this county fifteen years ago for IS ana $40 per
acre now are worth, without any improve
ments, ON $50 to S35 per acre Men are sell
ing their farms at these high prices and moving
farther west TO get cheaper lands The time Is
not far distant when the good lands in western
Kansas will be as high as they are here at the
present time
The object of your association appeals to the
patriotism and state pride of every person who
believes in Kansas, and who desires to her
cation ought to be OF incalculable benefit to the
state and to her people. It will be great fac
tor in bringing people and capital here to trans
form our prairies into the finest agricultural
commonwealth in the nation I don't see why
your company cannot also assist in inducing
manufacturers to come to our towns and thus
increase the wealth of our state and furnish
employment to thousands of mechanics and
labororS
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-05
SUGAR eouNr.Es.
a Plan for AhoIishins Them Discussed By
House Members

\
House Members
WASHINGTON. March ga plan for
sbolishing the sugar bounties without
waiting for their repeal in the tariff
bill has been informally discussed
among members of the house who ars
radically opposed to bounties in gem
eral and to the sugar bounty in partic-
ular. It has been suggested to MEM
bers of the ways and means committee
that bounty repeal amendment bS
attached as a rider to the Legislative
and judicial appropriation bill The
committee has taken no action on the
suggestion. nor is it likely to for the
present, as it would indicate fear that
the tariff bill might fail
Representative Warner, of New York.
who secured the passage of the amend
ment to the Wilson bill placing raw
and refined sugar on the free list, says:
in one way or another. If they are
contained in the tariff bill as it comes
back from the senate. then we will
reach them by special bill, or a repeal
rider will be attached to some other
bill if that gives promise of accomplish
ing the end quickest As yet, how
CfCIs tACTC u AO pau, OaS SAaC
sentiment against bounties is so strong
that the plan will readily be formulated
as soon as opportunity offers. Moth
ing is likely to be done, however, until
the senate passes on the sugar sched-
ule."
Mr. Warner and other anti-boutny
men would attack the appropriation
from which the bounties are paid. if it
he. Tlr1k 70
day it was found that the sugar bounty
was a permanent appropriation and
did not appear in any of the annual APP
preparation bills There is no oppor-
tunity, therefore. of moving to strike
out the bounty appropriation. The
ouly way of reaching it is by a repeal
of the exporting law.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-05
a BIG LAND GRANT
q Claim Being Made for I2.8Oo,O 900 Acres
In NeK Mexico and Arizoaa-

In New Mexico and Arizona
SILVER CITY, N. NJ, March 2S--The
biggest land grant claim ever made in
this country is now before the United
States circuit court OF private land
claims at Santa Fe. It is now known
as the Peralte grant and is for II 500. =
600 acres of land in New Mexico and
Arizona The east boundary OF the
grant is about ten miles east of this
place, and the grant extends west
about 250 miles, including Phoenix. the
capital of Arizona The width of the
grant is about eighty miles Between
this place and Phoenix there are about
dozen towns of Importance and some
OF the richest mineral and agricultural
regions OF the entire southwest. all of
which is claimed by a man named
Reavis and his associates, who have
formed a company for the prosecution
of the claim
Reavis has been about thirty years
gathering testimony in support of the
claim 1t is alleged that he first dis
covered evidence of the claim while he
was employed in a law Office in St
Louis and since that time his life has
been devoted to making and maturing
plans for securing the grant He first
secured the chain of title from the
original grantee, Senior Don Miguel
Silve de Peralto de la Cordoba, to
whom it is claimed the Spanish king
granted the enormous tract of land in
1747.
The case will be tried in Santa Fe in
May. The case is exciting che great
est interest.