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best and the 0Obersst man in the whole
country. It is not good business sense.
Yesterday Mr.. Carlisle went over to New
York, nobody knew he was gone until the
snoopy clerk Of the Fifth avenue hotel
told meddlesome newspaper man. The
dispatch which broke the news Of Wash
inpton's loss and New York's gain, stated
that Mr.. Carlisle "would not register" "
The horrible suspicion presented itself
that possibly he had gone over to meet
Geo. r. Peck. Later dispatches, how
ever, revealed the fact that the secretary
had only gone on for conference with
leading New York bankers" Mr.. Car
Isle did most Of the talking at the con-
fab. The purpose being to reassure the
omnipotent persons who had "brought
the pressure to bear" for the bond issue
that congress would not interfere.
Shades Of our revolutionary forsfsthersI
Think Of the official in whom is vested
the discretionary power Of this great re-
public pleading and covering before q
few money monopolists, striving to hold
them to their part in the conspiracy.
These gold bugs pressed Mr.. Carlisle into
this pickle and now refuse to take the
dishonest robber booty of his hands.
President Tsppsn, Of the Gsllatin Ma
tional bank, asked Mr.. Carlisle how
large subscription for the bonds was al
ready promised, to which the secretary
craftily replied, ~ have not charged my
mind with the figures" For a couple Of
weeks past Mr.. Carlisle has been Asmboy-
antIy giving to the press figures as to the
promised subscription which ran airlY
up into the hundreds Of millions, but it
was convenient to forget all that on this
occasion. What an accommodating
mind Mr.. Carlisle has; he can make it
blank or "change it" to suit the emsr-
gency.
Does not this consultation Of our
secretary with the New York bankers
rather bolster up Senator Plumb's
charge that "Wsll street and the United
States treasury are in partnershipH"-
only he made tnRt charge when there was
a republican secretary Of the treasury.
GRAND MASTER sovEREIGN's INJUNCTION.
This great move on the part Of the
Knights Of Labor is the most momentous
act since the second Declaration Of In
dependence" at Omaha on July 4, 1892.
It is scarcely possible that it will gain
the case in the monOpoly-owned courts,
but the great jury OF the people will
weigh the arguments and register their
verdict at the ballot box. Oh, it is
glorious that these high and naughty
partners Of the money power OF the
world can be brought up standing by
the hsrd-hsnded toilers Of the land and
compelled to make serious and respect
full answer in the high courts as to the
legality, the wisdom, and the justice of
their acts. Herein consists the victory:
Gold bugs srraigned by mudsillS and
hsysesds. When such things as this
can be, say not to me, my good but pes
simistic brother, that our just and right
eous cause cannot move on to victory
without bloody revolution. Quote me
no more from an hundred-yesr-old
epoch. Our new-world ignorance is too
lsmentsbly great, but it is high wisdom
[ar;do tba BONDAGE 20 oaoka a,,Uapak;kok;nn
The advocate., 1894-02-07


not saying that il viii become q law,
But there is no telling what will happen
events have the bit in their teeth and
the will of tho common people may yet
penetrate congress.
Our Populist representatives have
framed an income tax bill which will be
offered by Mr.. Pence as an amendment
Many thanks to Colorado FOR reinforcing
Kansas with so brainy and brave q man
as Late Pence. John Davis will speak
on this bill, and Of course every Populist
will vote for it whatever shape it may
ba battered into. Even q faulty income
tax will be better than done. Moreover,
it will be easier for the whole camel to
get under the tent after he gets his nose
inside.
sIBLEY, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
It would have been an immense pity
if Mr.. Sibley had insisted upon resign
ing. do not wonder that he wanted
to. It's enough to nsuseate mummy
to listen to the hypOcritiCal talk of con-
gressmen day after day and watch their
desperate efforts to evade doing any
thing for the public good. Every demo-
cratic and republican orator who has
cleft the smoke bsfouled air Of the
house with tariff orstory fer the past
month has walled his vail frat and fore
most in the interest Of the honest yeo-
man or Of the sons Of toll in the mines
and the shops. The American working
man is bstted like base ball from one
side Of the house to the other. Repub-
licsns pitch him across the aisle with
yell and o claim that he is in his present
tatterdemalion condition "beCsuse the
Mckinley law is threatened" Demo-
Gratis catch the WorkingmRn on the fly
and bat him back with a whoop and de-
clare that he is starving and freezing
because he has had too much Mckinley
ism.
No wonder that Mr.. Siblsy longs to be
out Of the range Of weary lawyers with
endless tongues; he is q brave, true
man and will do strong service for CIV
ilizsd money system, about which, and
many other things, he has such clear
thought that it is passing strange that
he is so off on the tariff az to believe
that McKinleylsm protects the working
man. The present riots among the
miners in his own state and the general
hsrd.up condition Of the workers in the
shops and mills ought to teach Mr.. Sib-
Icy that whatever other good the tariff
may do it does not afford any protection
to the American laborer from the "pau-
per labor of Europe" For are not these
present rioting miners "Poles, Huns,
Slsvs" but lately "psupsr lsborers" who
were imported by the protected mine
owners purposely to compete with and
to displsce unprotected Americana The
interminsbls tariff, with its manifold
chance for talk on both sides, is wisely
ruled out Of Populist issues. The tariff
will not be difficult Of a wise adjustment
after "Money, Land and Transportation"
shall have been put in good shape.
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
This scheme has begun it's assault on
congress. Senator Morgan is the leader
Of the force and introduced the bill in
the senate. All sorts and shapes of
pressure will be brought to bear to ca.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24

siostry jedna "a niemoralnosG,
a dwie "a niepos}uszehstwo,
W miesiacu rozahcowym
pazdzierniku b.r. lynn dwom
ks. pra}at Won Neuwirth
pc spowiedzi komunii, Sw. ME
chcia1 dac.
Potem dwie kobiety, kt6re
wyklaE koscio}a, znowu je
w~prowadza} W ten spos6b.
Zapowiedzia( "a ME msza
za}obna. Rzeczywiscie ubra}
sic W czarny ornat przyszed}
do oltarza. Z}ozy} ornat i W
albie i stule poszed} do
schodow koScio}a, gdzie
czeka}y pokutnice. Rektor
modli} sic d}ugo i gorliwie,
majac jakas ksiege kropid}o
z swiecona woda, ma odpe-
dzenie diab}a, k16rej ME
za}owa}. Kiedy juz dosy6
d}ugo sic nagada}, da]
kobietom znak do powstania i
odmawia} modlitwy, a co
pare krok6w przystajac
kropi} woda i g}osno cos
gada} jakby talmudu. D}ugo
trwalo MIN do o}tarza przyby},
poczem nastapi}o wielkie
kropienie i kazanie, a W tenn
Brat Bazyli, kt6ry juz jest
wtajemniczony W rubryki
talmudu, przyni6s} wielki
sto}ek, ma kt6rym mistrz
c~eremonii spocza}. Nastqpi}a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24

Car }askawie rozmawia} Z
czlonkami deputacyi, a Orzew-
skiego pomina}. - Dalej car
ME p%rzyjmowa} gubernator6w
kazdego osobna, lecz gremial-
ME, rowniez kaza} i'm sic
odnosi6 T. podaniami ME
do kancelaryi carskiej, lecz
do ministra spraw wewnetrz-
nych. W kohcu pos}uchania
kaza} wszystkich gubernato
row zaprosic ma Stub Z wyatt
klein Orzewskiego. Navel
TAXI Orzewski uczu} wymie-
IRONY mu przez to policzek.
Dalej pisza do ,,Nowej
Reformy''': Deputacye pred
stawia} carowi minister spraw
wewnetrznych Durnowo. Car
zatrzyma} sic d}uzej PREY
deputacyi polskieji przem6wi}
kilka slow do Margr. Wielo-
polskiego hr. Potockiego,
kt6rzy niestety bardzo niezna-
czace dali o~dpowiedzi. Dur
nowo nastepnie oznajmi}
deputacyom, IL car wszystkich
zaprosi} ma Stub.
Kilku cz}onk6w: warsaw
skiej deputacyi z}ozylo 80, 900
rubli ma osobny oddzia} ola
chorob dzieciecych W jednym
Z warszawskich spitali.O ddzia}
ten ma nosic naive obecnej
carowej Aleksandry Teodo-
r6wny.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24

rykanskim.
Kr6tko m6wiac, znajdziesz tn
prawie wszystko u Polakow' lec2
wszyscv z ma}emi wyjatkami, b1ede
klepia.
A czemu? Przepraszam "a
gorzka prawde: DO Polak Polakow7
lepszego powodzenia zazdroscl!!Gdy
ma kilka dolar65w got6wki W kiesze'
nj, to ha}a! dra}a! do zydkow, 30
tam moze sic ,,targowa6', i mylnle
sadzi, re taniej kupi.
O rozumie, gdziezes jest?Zydeo
i Amerykanin takim 6lozofom pol
skim pieniadze czesto "a naJpodleJ-
sly paskud odbierze, a W koncu sle
z tych poczciwc6w n~ajszaradnle]
wysmiewa. S}ysza}em to sam ma
w}asne uszy!
Polskie weterynarze, akuszery
akuszerki juz z lepszem powodze'
MEM operuja. Many tn take DUO
karczmarzy 49, pardon! salonistow
polskich, ksiedza, lskarza i pogrze-
bacza - a tym sic bardzo dobrz&
powodzi!
szanownym Czytelnikom kA-
ro11KA zycze Observation-Disclosures
SWAT Bozego Narodzenia! chwa{;
ma wysokosciach Bogu, a poko] NJ
ziemi ludziom dobrej wolf!
Szczery zyczliwy Wasz
ARGUS.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
niesakramentalna

spowiedz ~niesakramentalna,
DO be- spowiednicy, ale i wte-
dy diabe} jeszcze ciagna} baby
"a spodnice. Nastapi}a vice
jeszcze msza za}obna - "a
zywe kobiety!
Juz to drugie take wpro-
wadzenie zb}akanych siostr
Rfzahcowych W koSciele sw.
Micha}a ma South Chicago,
kt6remi, m6wiac- nawiasem,
rzadzi stara pijaczka jake
slostra prze}ozona.
Ze tez to Biskup pozwala ma
take samorzady zydk6w
pejsatych, kt6rzy opuszczaja
swoje sury i bachorki, ably
sic zbogacic ma katolickim
biznesie koscielnym.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
Rytua}
no1ako.z ydoWski

uzywany W South Chlcas-.
W kosclele sw. Micha}a, lubo
dosyG smieszny, wielce jest
ciekawy Opowiada} MAIN 0
MIN kap}an, kt6ry sata to
widzia} i s}ysza}. Gdy kt6ra-
kolwiek Siostra R6zancowa
co zbroi, nastepuje kara.
Takiej karze uleg1y juz try
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24

EI@@&4&g#5 Et1#d&<S@H zNSEssa @TI@=.&
w czasie uroczystosc'
slubnych margr. Wielopolsk'
znalazl stosowna chwlle !
ozoajmi} t" postanowlenle
carowi. Car odrzek} W jezyku
francuskim: TO istotnie
subtelna grzecznosc z ich
strony. Prose- pana podzle-
kowac "a to pahskim rodakom
w mojem imieniu.'
S}owa tie margrabia nazajutrz
rano PREY sniadaniu powtorzy}
innym czEonkom polskle]
deputacyl.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24

Zo}deris, A. Podlewska, M.
Lukner, w. S. A. Zag6rska.
oraz wieIu innych.
Uwiadomiony o TEN ks.
prob. Wysietki Z Brooklyn
staral sic wraz z panem Kwar-
ciahskim o nakaz aresZtoWan1a
szalbierczego popa, co i'm sic
jednak ME uda}o, 2 powodu
iakicbS formalnosci prawnych.
Pan Kwiarciahski postanowlf
tedy sam sobie wymierzyc. ma
oszuscie sprawiedliwos6, ably
go oapietnowac, a biednych
rodak6w cd oszusta uwolnlc /
ostrzedz. Ma ulicy Kent ave.,
bl;zko North o ILL.,, cnWycli
90 "a ramona, naplu} w oczy
i W obec Polak6w innych tam
zgromadzonych wyrec> towa'
mu wszystkie jego }%otrowskie
sprawki tax, re skonfundowany
pop postanowj} drapnat do
Nowego Yorku. Gawled7
ul;czna z wielkim krzykiem
odprowadzila go do Grand
str. ferry.
(Pohmiia Baltunorska).
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
Me uIywac ma kntar
maSci y zywym srcbreln

Merkmyusz CIVIL zywe srebro z
pewnukc,a zruinuje zlnys{ smaku
rozs,roi cafy system, jezeli
SIC nc ciele rozlec,. Tak,ch rzeczy
n,gdy nie tryeba nzywac. chyba ma
rev.pte cd dobrych doktorow. po-
u.,waz szkoda, iaka mega wyrza-
dz1c, Jest 10 ra1y w'eksze Cd ko
rz>Sc,, jak1eby mog3y sprawlc
Lykr,s1uo Halls Catalrh Cure,
wyr~b,sne przez F. j. Cheney q
Co.,, W Toledo, o., ME zswlera
zywego srebra. a uzy"a sle we.
wretrznie, dzia}sjac bezposrednlo
ma krew ! delikatne b5onkl cara
Kupujac Halls Cstarrh Cure mo
zec:e bye pewni, re ME d%ostan'ec'e
zadnej podr6bki, Fabryk"Je ]e v
Toledo, Ohio. sp6}ka f.. }: Chene'
& Co,-Swiadectwa bezpfatn'e:
meAz Mona dosta6 " aplek'ch
rs G, butelka.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
Z Bay CITY,.
Is

Wojt sobie p6szed}, ale KAToL1K,
jake ulubiona gazeta, pozostaf.
Gdyby Jowisz j~eszcze wszyst-
kie plotkarki ct consortes z pred
koscio1a ma biegun p6}nocny wykik-
nae raczyf, toby II mas niezawodnie
starry wzajemny %szacunek zapano-
wal, jak Bog nakazuje.
Zesz}ej niedzieli og}osi} lam nasz
czcigodny ks. proboszcz, il Wiel.
ks. Votypka (najserdeczniejszy
,,protektor" KAroL1kA przeniesio-
nv zosta} do Milwaukee, Wis.
(blizej KAroL1KA). Ia niespodzian-
ka w~zruszy}a wszystkich lubicieli
karamelk6w, salamandrow, do }ez,
a pan organista nawet - jak sob1e
tn dowoipnie powiadaja az 10
kopiejek ma ;tdziady" od}ozy}.
KAroL1K te katastrofe juz daw-
niej ]przeczuwa} iprorokowa}. Wiel.
ks. V. poprzewracaf tn starry
dobry porzadek i polski smak dog6-
~ nogami i zru jnowa} niepoweto-
wanie dobre imie a nawet exysten-
eva niejednej z uczciwszych os6b
parafalnych.
My z n~aszej strony zyczymy
Wiel. ks. Votypce ma swej novel
posadzie wszelkiego bfogos}awieh-
silva Bozego, a przedewszystkiem
roztropniejszej oglednosci.
Obchodzono tn W hall szkolnej 30
Listopada pamiatke powstania II.
3O-31. M6wili tam deklamowali i
$piewali tax, jak kto umia}.
Rozumnie postapili nasi polscy
kupcy, DO pozamykali swoie ksiaz-
XII kredytowe. Radzimy i'm PREY
TEN nadal pozosta6, a wyjdzie to W
kohcu wszystkim, jak kupcom tax
i odbiorcom, ma lepsza korzysc.
Pierwsi naraza sic ma straty ban
kructwo, a drudzy naucza sic lepiej
gospodarowac;; zss humbug i oszu-
kahstwo zupe}nie p%rzestanie, chociaz
lekkomyslnym poczciwcom sig ola
poczatkowo niemi}o we znaki.
Jak dalece lekkomyslnosc ME
kt6rych ,,~poboznych" ;uz 'dosz}a,
niechaj pos}uzy fakt, ze kupili-na
borg rozahce, szkaplerze / obrazy
rozmaitych swietych, modla sic ma
i do mich, a zap}aciG "a te sakra-
mentalie ami mySla. Czyz to ME
g}upstwo?!-Wiec ME kredytowac!
Lepiej sprzedawa6 mozliwie malta
niej, trzyma6 sig wzajemnie jednej
uczciwej ceny, ME konkurowad
pc g}upiemu chytrze, a polska eko'
nomia wkrdtce sic podniesie do
niebywa1ych wynn.
Me brak tn Polak6w prawego
charakteru i przedsiebierczego du-
cha. Many tn polskie sk}ady po'
zywcze grocery, sklady %zelazne,
ob6wia, ubrah, biawatnie czyli dry
goods; SO tn rzezniki, ciesle
bednarze, kowale, zegarmistrze
ko1odzieje; siodlarze, krawcy
szewcy, to ME byle jake; nawe1
malarzy i obraznik6w ME brak
Pieknym panienkom i powaznym ;
czcigodnem paniom gosposiom
matronom polskiem czekaja dc
najchetniejszych using ma jzreczniej
SEE polskie szwacki, czyli t. T.
krawczkii modniarki (pucmazherki
kt6rc sic zadna miara ME daj$
zbytowat swym konkurentkon
Iriszkom lub tez zydoweczkom anne
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
II South Bend

W ka1dym porzadniej~zym
aalnnie w nas5em mlesc.e
mona pos,DakowaG' znakcmi.
tego plwa. wyrabianego "
Cincinnati Brewing Co .-Piwo
bntelKowe tego browaru roz-
wo,' sic do ka°., miasta.
= S5acya cz>]i. salad tego
riwa 2n&j]uj4 SIC ma rneu n'r
Chaplin / Ford, A!-n;em ola
m'as'a S 'utll Bend jest pan
Fesco.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
Z ROSYI.

Dzienniki przepe}nione Gle,
kawemi wiadomosciami Z
Rosy. O podaniu sic do
dlmisyi Hurki wraz Z synem
donosilismy onegdaj, r6wnie7
re ienera} Orzewski, os}awiony
przez process rozahski, targnae'
sic ma zycie. - Satraps
dotkniety nie}aska carska mia:
zamiar sic obwiesit, lecz sc
odcieto. NOVA Reforma'
take podaje szczeg6}y, kt6rf
'-koSci podajemy:
w Rfes~ --bv} do Peter
Orzewski pfzs~,
sburga, by sig 8ezyseie
pred careM, mimo Staraanf,
audencyi ME hzyska}. Stahq
jednak pred obNtzem car.
skiem W deputacyi wto4yhskie:
jake w}asciciel d6br Czart0rya
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
Ceny targowe


2 s en- lca--Nt. | vioseana 80
IS cen
0 w e s. 90
Korr 45r
J e czmleD Mrs.. +3c
Jaja 15c
NJ 9 k a: Winona Patent So 60
Straight SO 40 Mr.. l Bakers $3.50
P asza z X ornu - $500 "a
beczke
tr7 v: bran $14 90
shoots $50 middlings $3.50
ground iced $40
ST dix i e. 800
Tymotka $500
K oniczyna So. so. buszel
L m o ka 2.25 buszel
Nj i 90 lOc
Kury wypraw. 8 c., kurczeta lOc
M 1eso zywe:
wiep rzowina $500 wo}owina $1,000
c~ielecinA 800
Masfo zoe
Kurtofle soc. buszel
CHICAGO
Pszeuicu So
Omies. 29c.
KOrn.-46
MILN A
Pszenica-52
Korn-No3 a
Owes - No. q 80
MJNN
Pszeni,u
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
ZNANY SkUGA

ZNANY SkUGA MO-
SKIEWSKI exks. Barszcz
prowadzi nadal swoJe niecne
i osznkahcze rzenlios}o, stara-
1ac sic wy}udzat cd Polak6w
pieniadze pod r6znemi POGO
rami i ma rozmaite cele
(rozumie sic, w}asna kieszeh)
jake to: Dom emigracyjny, ma
swie4y kosci6} ftp. Niejakls
Jan Plewacki zamieszkaly 168
- 18th str. W Jersey City,
oprowadzal i przedstawia}
Barszcza jake ksiedza z Jersey
City.
Lista os6b oszukanych W
Brooklynie: L. Blachowski,
Mega, Litwicka, Przytn}a, A.
Wikto}owicz, M. Szal, w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24

DrObne Echa.
WIEL. KS.
KOWSKI ma wyrazne zada-
ME swojego biskupa, powr6ci}
do Pulaskiego, w Dakocle
P6lnocnej, i ma nowo tam
pelni obowi9zki proboszcza.
PAN SZULZ, dawniejszy
redaktor ,,Gazety Polskiej W
Brazylii", powr6ci} z New
Yorku do Curitiby, / tam
process wytoczy} obecnym
w}ascicielom tel gazety, kt6rzy
go W czasie jego nieobecno$ci
w Brazylli oczerniali W Ga,
,zecie Polskiej''. jakoby ich
by} PREY sprzedazy gazety
drukarni oszuka}.
WILKESBARRE, Pa. -
Sprawl przyw}aszczenia sobie
grecko = katolickiei cerkwi
przez szyzmat1 k6w z Ouch
Pond, Pa, roztrzasana jest
obecnie w sadie W Wilkes
barre, Pa Oko}o 200 Swiad-
k6w. musi bye s}uchanych,
sprawl mole przeto nieskohczy
sic jeszcze "a kilka tygodni.
w POLONII pewien war
cho}, kt6ry nawet pacierza
dobrze ME umie, krytykuje
naszego KatozSka i nawo}uje
farmer6w do odmawiania 60.
-Glupi, kto takiego us}ucha,
a kto madry i INA sic ma ga
zetach, ten powie temu kro-
pidlarskiemu ,,aposto}owl "a
kieliszek w6dki' s}owa praw~
dy.--ze KatolH jest najIepsza
polska gazeta W Ameryce;
i da mu porzadnego c k q!
PONAN.- Niekt6re war
cho}y chcia}y tutaj za}oz>t
niezsle&ny kosci6F, pod kt6ry
niejakls Franciszek Hoffman
%oflarowal lot. Lecz skoro na-
nesz}a wiadomoSG O naWraca-
niu sic X. KoEaszewski>go ma
lono prawego Koscio}a, ob}a-
kanym w g}owach sic napra
WHO i heretycki zamiar pc
rzuciii.
KURNIK W
S|awne kury Z pred
koscio|a w Albercie, pc wick.
sci czesci u&ebrane od
parstian - owe zbozem pa
ra6alnym karmione kokosze,
+ ktorych dochod mia} p}ynq(
ma polska szko}e pafa6alnqa,
1uz pozarzynane sprzedane,
a wieksza czes6 dochcdl
poszla do chabzy biednege
kurmistrza ;tylko jednej nadob'
uej pustelnicy dosta}o sic n:
saxnia. Szesc dolar6v
zaleg]ego abonamentu, kt6rt
wydawca Katozlka spodziewa
sic wyciagnac Z kurzej chabzy
TAX mocno tam przyros}y dc
sk6ry. re niepodobna icl
wydostat, i bedzie trzeb;
kurmistrza pos}ac ma wystawt
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
SALON "
a ZaraZem
BOARDINGHOUSE
M sDrzedanie.

z Powodu sm1eTcf mUJeg0 meeza
pragne w%yrentowa6 moi salon
wraz z duza stajniaa. Dzler-
zawca przyjmie na sic zap4acony
licence. Prey salonie cd dawna lst-
nieje dobrze prowadzony Boarding
house. w okolicy jest bardzo w1ele
polskich farmer6w, nalezacych do
koscio}a W sasiedniej pa
rafi W Swan River. Moi address,:
JOZEFINA KUKLINSKA.
BRbfIa Falls, Mi ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-24


AT meeting Of the excise board held yes
terday afternoon the following applications
tor retail liquor licenses were granted:
Chas Henderson, Water street near 10th
street southwest; VIM. p Cole. 1903 7th
street northwest; James j. Goodwin 4o5
IL street southwest; Mary E. Gallagher
OH IL street southwest; John L. O'Day
ooo 10Th street northwest; jeremiah Nc
Carthy, 635 H street northwest: the Plate
Printers Club. 1888 street northwest: Ma
tional Capital Press Club, 1347 Pennsvl-
Van1a avenue northwest; Alexander A. Pafr
Iool Z street northwest: Henry Senay, 100
NJ street southwest; Catherine Sullivan 700
"a street northwest; Julius Wagner. GOT
21st street northwest
The following applications for wholesale
liquor licenses We're also approved:
N w. Burchell, 1925 F. street northwest
StSLdln brashear 635 Louisiana avenue
colbert & Dowell 146S T street northwest.
Wlnifred Foley, 93S Sd street northwest:
Geo. +. Gulick & Co., 243 LIST street south
east; kraus & Kraus, $40 18th street north
east; Chas Jacobson. 9th and X streets
northwest; T.. t. Lyddane, nos 32d street
northwest Manogue & Jones' 31JO NJ street
northwest; the Shoemaker Co 1871 +, street
northwest; Chas. T.. Nelson 7Ol I street
southeast; Frank j. Nolte 713 Sth street
southeast; q. W.Offutt, 32O9 NJ street north
west; II. w. Offutt, 1901 sd street north
west; Otto Rupert, 400 18th street north
west; Richards * Haas, 62s Pennsylvania
avenue northwest and Christian Xander
800 9TH street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-24
TO VISIT THE KAISER.
Preparing to Receive Bismarck at
Berlin.
NEWS OF THE REBELLION At RIO.
Supplies Of the insurgents Falling
Short.
GENERAL FOREIGN MATTERS.

BERLIN. Jan. 24.-It now appears that
Chancellor Won Caprivi and Baron Mars
chall Won Bieberstein, the secretary of
state for foreign affairs, had previously
been informed Of Emperor Williams in
teEtion to send Col. Won Moltke, his abide
camp, to Prince Bismarck with a concilia-
tory letter and bottle of rare old wine,
and SO bringing about the reconciliation
which followed the visit of Col Won Moltke
to Friedrichsruhe.
AT the castle preparations are being made
TO receive Prince Bisma TX. who will be
the guest of Emperor VI lam during his
stay in Berlin. A suite Ct rooms in the
castle has already been thrown open and
prepared Tor the use OF the ex-chancellor,
and everything possible will be done to
make his visit a memorable one.
II is understood that the prince will cor
orally support the government, but that
anything like direct participation in gov
eminent affairs is far from being contem-
plated by any of the parties concerned
chancellor Won Caprivi. according to re-
port, Will remain chancellor in fact, and
ms position will be in no way weakened
by the reconciliation between the ex-chan
ceilor and the emperor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-24
In the Colorado Lexfslature.

The joint conference committee to con-
slider the differences existing between the
two branches Of the Colorado legislature
have held but one meeting. At that time
the house members made a proposition
Offering to consider certain number of
bills and then adjourn. The senate men,
bers considered the proposition a fair one.
but wanted time to confer with the senate
majority.
1t now appears that they still oppose any
legislation and object to accepting any
proposition from the joint committee other
than one calling for immediate adjourn
ment. The house yesterday took up the
business of the session in a serious man
ner, as though they expected to legislate
for weeks to come.
The house went into committee of the
whole to discuss several bills, the first be-
ing that relating to child labor.