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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-22

In Plattsville ILL.,, Charles Goodc cell
ebrated his tooth birthday.
BY small fire in her residence Mira
Agnes Fury, of Baltimore, Md, was
scared to dccth.
In order to become g tramp Maggie
Powers, aged II, of Cincinnati, donned
male attire. She was arrested ut Indi-
annapolis,
ARKANSAS democrats will meet In
convention at Little Rock, June 81.
FIRE destroyed Mullins 6 McClain's
cold storage warehouse at Omaha, the
loss being 500,
AT Rockford, Ill, John Hart was
hanged for the murder OF his two sis
ters, Mary and Nellie, on September
last lie protested his innocence to the
last.
On charge OF cmbczzling $4,000
Cashier Crawford, of the American ma
tional bank of Springfield, Mo, was ar
rested.
PoPULIsrs of Oregon nominated
Nathan Pierce for governor.
In Chicago four highwaymen held up
two policemen, shot citizen and robbed
n store.
JAMES CoRBErT in an interview says
he will quit the arena after his fight
with Peter Jackson.
FRIGHTENED by threats of strikers
Elijah Harrison, q nonunion potter of
East Liverpool, O., appealed to the
British ambassador for protection.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND said in SER
mon at St. Paul that foreign nationaism
should give place in church and state to
Americanism.
ISAAC CLAYMAN shot his sweetheart
at Fontanelle, Ia, killed her objecting
father and tried to end his own life.
A BARN belonging to John Koop at
Greensboro, Ky, was destroyed by
lightning and nine fine trotting horses
perished in the flames.
Mrs. JOHN JOHNSON and her son of
Lawrenceville, Ga, were killed by
lightning while sitting at the supper
table.
FLAMES destroyed the Union depot
at Denver, Col, one of the finest in the
country, the loss being $500. 900.
IN n Roman Catholic church az Oak
land, Cal, John Brady killed his wife
and blew out his own brains. Doines-
tic trouble was the cause.
BY the capsizing of "a yacht Mrs. Mol
lie Martin and daughter and Miss Nell
lie Mccarthy were drowned in San
Francisco bay.
AT her home in St. Louis Mrs. John
w. Noble, wife of the ex-secretary of
the interior, died very suddenly while
talking with friends.
By IL cyclone in the vicinity of Santa
Anna, Tex, eighteen persons were
killed, five In one family, three fatally
hurt and many Others seriously injured.
FouR lives were lost by cyclone in
the vicinity of Spencer, /. Il.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-22
Epitome Of the Week,
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
FlFTY-THlRD CONGRESS.
Negutsr Session.

TUESDAY, March 13.--The time of
tho scigniornge bill. Senators Stewart
and Lindsay spoke for and Senator
Dolph againsti it, holding that its passage
would destroy the existing equality be-
tween gold and silver. The house be
gan consideration of the sundry civil
appropriation bill and fair progress
was made.
WEDNESDAY, March 14.-tn the sem
ate the entire time was occupied in dis
tussing the Bland seignioragc bill. A
motion to reconsider in order that the
bill might be opened to amendment
was defeated. In the house the sundry
civil appropriation bill was further con-
sidered, but no action was taken. A
bin was introduced providing that no
more than two persons shall be ap-
pointed receivers for any corporation.
TuuhspAT, March l5.- The Bland
silver scigniorage bill was passed in the
senate by vote of A to 81. The
bill now only lacks the presidents sig
nature to become law. A bill was
also passed authorizing the building of
d bridge across the Missouri river near
Sioux City, Ia. In the house n bill
was introduced to authorize managers
Of soldiers homes to employ medical
officers other than soldiers disabled in
the service, as the law now requires
The sundry civil bill was further con-
sidered.
FRIDAY March 16. The senate was
not in session to-day. In the house the
army appropriation bill (s23, ,2sD
was reported. Mr.. Cummings IN. w
introduced five bills affecting the adj
ininistration of naval affairs. The sun
dry civil appropriation bill was further
considered
SATURDAY, March II. No session
was held in the senate. In the house
Mr.. Curtis introduced bill to restrict
immigration, saying he wanted to keep
land for unborn Americans. A resolu-
ton authorizing the enlisted men of
the army and navy to wear n badge on
public occasions was adopted, The
sundry civil bill was further consid-
cred, and culogics were delivered on
the late Congressman Enochs, of Ohio.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-22
Happy Easter Bells.

Oh, happy happy Easter bells
From each round throat sweet music wells
luis perfect sunday morning
Dear Bessl l see her cross the street,
Just at the church door We shall meet
My trembling heart gives warning.
We stop to speak within the door;
few low, whispered words NO more,
Aud then she Joins her mother.
A bunch u passiona naowers she wears,
one blossom frdil drops next the stairs
Which near my heart smother.
All, glorious day. wait your flighti
She promised might call tonight
Ring, happy bells entrance herI
pray she may not tell me 10,
She looks, she smiles, she blushes. On,
That yes may be her answer
lone l. Jones, In Judge
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-22

eighteen, vino is just waking to the
con iciou>ucs, of a heart to be won and
given. She would have hlushcd with
Indignation ana wounded feeling, had
anyone told her Sh" was actually in
lore, and there would have been no
falschuoi in her denial Yet, since
Rev. james tastlctun had come to Rose
dale and taken the church under his
care, life had seemed brighter to Susie.
Rev. James Ca,tleton was Il quiet
rather reserved man of thirty-tivc, not
handsome, not especially gifted with
elclucncc. Eat in his soft gray eyes,
in the curves of his gravcly set mouth
lay an expression of goodness, of unos
tentatious pie;y. that made his simple
language more effective than the most
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-22
FROM WASHINGTON,

TIE death of Capt. Frank Il. Brown
ell, who achieved fame ut the com
menccmcnt of the war as the avenger
of the death of Col. Ellsworth at Alex
nndria, Va, occurred at Washington,
aged So years.
A CENSUS bulletin on manufactures in
the United States shows the total num-
Der of manufacturing establishments
to be 355, ,iO1, against 253, So in 1850.
The capital was 6,l2I, 475, 200; misccl-
laneous expenses, 5000, ,9i4, ,05S; aggre-
gate of the average number of employ
ments, S4,77l,sl2; wages 81, 2S2 ,s23, 26j;
cost of materials used, IS, 15s, s6s, 353;
value of products, $3.50 lO7, ,G2I.
AT the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges dur
ing the week ended on the 10Th aggre-
gated sss5, 00l,9 ,93+, against S13 ,s52, ,s64
the previous week. The decrease. com.
pared with the corresponding week in
1898 was 30.7.
MINISTER PORTER was said to have re-
signed the Chilian consulship in order
to run for congress from Tennessee.
IN the United States there were sG4
business failures in the seven days
ended on the 10th, against 24s the week
previous and 100 in the corresponding
time in 1898,
IT was decided by the senate finance
committee to restore the old tax on
cigars in response to the protest of
workmcn.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-22
Lift Up Your'Eyes.

What means this visit TO the tomb
So early Easter morn?
What mean these spices, rare cSd sweet
BY loving hends now lorneT
II means that faith and hope have Ned,
And now they seek u Christ that's dead
But mo- THE stone Is rolled away,
And Christ, the Lord, Is risen to-day"
And. so, we often often think Of Him
As cruciHed and dead,
And fail to recognize that He
Is now our Living Head
Then lift your eyes, ye saints, and SEQ
Your King In wond rous majesty:
For angels rolled the stone away,
And Christ, the Lord, is risen to dayi"
F. s. Shepard, in Young Mems Era
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-22
THE EAST.


In convention at Providence the
Rhode Island republicans renominated
ID. Russell Brown for governor and also
renominated all the present state Of
fcers. The platform reDulses the dem
ocratic policy in regard to Hawaii and
its attitude on the financial questions
and severely criticiscs its pension policy
and tariff legislation.
ISAAC PRoUTY & Co., boot and shoe
manufacturers at Spencer, Mass, one
of the biggest concerns of its kind in
the country, made an assignment,
throwing 1000 persons out of work
A BILL introduced in the New York
legislature says only the American flag
may fly from public buildings in the
state
The tinware manufactory of Ilsley &
Co. ut Brooklyn, N. Y, was destroyed
by fire. causing loss of 5000, 900.
THE engagement of Miss Hattie
Blaine, daughter of the late James Il.
blaine, and Truxton Beale, son of the
late Gen. Beale, was announced.
In many cities and towns in the
United States the Goth birthday of Gen.
Neal Dow, of Maine, the apostle OF
temperance, was celebrated.
FIRE destroyed Stanley's brewery al
Lawrence, Mass, the loss being $685..
600.
In the business part of Gloucester
Mass, fire caused IA loss of 500, 200.
The death of cx-Congressman Wash
ington Townsend, aged S5 years, oc-
Cured at his home at Westchester, Pa
OF paralysis.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-22

docthcr says her lungs is wake. and tie
bad cough she's got, and we're too
near the say here in Roscdale. And mo
sister, who lives at B., she's wrote
she'll take Nora for her own and
give her schooling and not let her
work till she's stronger. She's not
much of her own, hasn't Sister Mary;
but she's no childer since she put four
in the church yard, and she'll be good
to Nora, an the child Just dyin' here
by inches, for she will help me, and
sloppin' in the wnshings bad for her.
She coughs that bad at night, miss,
and the doctor says the air in L.
would he the maxim of her"
"But, surely, you will send her." said
Susie.
"rherc it Is, miss Mary, she can't
sind money ont an out, and it costs six
dollars to go to b. / was up to
Mrs. Stacey's, to ax the loan OF 1t, and
work it out little at time on the
Sashin'; but she told me she could not
eSspnfe it, An she rich. I'm thinlin',
afhisx, perhaps she'd be scrvin the Lord as
I well us savin' girls life, you may say,
instead of buyin' all this embroidered
linen TO show Off at ST Marks"
The words struck Susie like stab.
Was it to servo the Lord or for her own
vanity she wanted to give the whito
cross t. 81. MARKS? Saving human
life! The thought almost took her
breath.
"luu can send Nora if you have ten
dollal's"' she asked.
"Ics. miss; but it might as well be O
hundred. can't get it,"
"Ycs, for | will give it to you; and you
can ask the Lord to bless my Easter
cfcring."
And before the astorishcd woman
could reply, the shining gold piece lay
Ia her hand and Susie was speeding
home ward.
"Thc Lord be good to her! The saints
bless her bed cried Mrs. Byrne. AN
she tarhng for her own bread and but
ter an trudgng about in all weathers
to earn Il dollar"
"lou seem surprised at something.
Mrs Eyrnc" said Il quiet, deep voice at
her elbow, and She looked up to see Mr..
Castlrton standing beside her Il
came over to see if you could come up
y" u"' '"' '''""S' 'H'' ny
tomorrow Hhe mas some extra WORK Oh
hafld'
eN' Sir' / II come anu oc 'lanNlu,
I" YOU An u" surprised ua%eu
llNe. Ana "nt came 'he Whole story
from the Sr"'o'ul No'''"h l'P'' e''''ns
Wlth'
And its workin she is rs nara as
meselt III her own way whlle Mrs.
Stacey, that's rollin' III money, couIdn'
spare jest the loan OF IT, fJr It's not
begging ld be-
r,s.o. so.,.;,os ,,nr, oror aud Nra
c.n"a,. haG ;,,.;.oJ ~. Ta,tIa,on 70
H.. Cl,o I,,I ,,ll m d;rcc. II. I'm.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-22

As much hate can sometimes be
put into u word Us can be fred out OF .
musaet-Ram's Horn
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-22

ANYBoDY can be good and yet be
good TOR nothing. =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
Tow. P0LRK
Gwtazda Zwycfextwa
Pans X. Lecneyz, sekr.
N. 1l07Lssv tt st Chicago III

Tow. w einomyslsyc en- STA,
odbyws swe posiedzenIs " kszdy pistek
o godzinie Sej wieczorem, W ha1 pod
No. FOB Milwaukee Avenue gdzie tea
kstdego miesitcs odbyws sic jeden Cd
oEyt, Sekretsrzsm Jest Stsnisfsw Bonn
bihaki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21


isch a szczegolnie W Stanach
.jednoczonych, gdzie wskutek oil.
rozwoju miejscowy
ME mote wystarcz,G-
przedstswiaja kolonie polskie ola
wielu gafezi przemysfu nsszego
ma diugie lata dogodne miejsce
0 wiele jednak wa&niejszem
ola mas jest wychodztwo rolnicze
q W szczegolnosci wychodzt~o
osiadie W Brazylii. Liczba Pols.
k6w osiadfych W Paranie i W ga
siedaich Stanach dochodzi 100 900.
Przemysf W Brazylii prawie,, ME
lstnieje - vice ekonomiczne po-
trzeby ludnosci musza bye saspo-
kojone zzewnatrz. Ztad przemysi
nasz i handel eksportowy znaj.
die bardzo wdzieczne pole wsr6 1
polskiej " Brazylli. W
tel mierze winnismy nasladowa6
Niemcow. w brazylijskim stanie
Rio Grande do Sui lyle dzis
okofo 10000 Niemcow. w chwili
rozpoczecia niemieckiej koloniza-
cyl ME byfo W tym stanie la.
niemieckiego domu han
dis cafy prawie handel
" lynn stanie spoczywa W rekach
niemieckich.
WartoSc dowozu wynosi}a W
1885 W samym Porto Allegro o
kofo 80 milionow marek. Udziai
Niemiec " tym wywozie wynosii
60 proc. GAIA zas Brazylia kon
Sumuje rocznie towar6w "a 100
mllionow marek. Tax wiec oil
procent udziaiu W impor
Gle zawdzieczaja Niemcy wyiacznie
swemu wychod Gtwu. Jesli wiec
zoo. 600 ludnoSc niemiecka
Brazylii wywiera tax wielki
wpfyw ma import niemiecki, to
ME mole ulega6 watpliwosci, il
100000 ludnosc polska W Bra
lylii przyczyni sic " znacznej
mierze do rozwoju przemysiu i
handful polskiego.
DIS odbieramy liczne listy z
Brazylii cd naszych rodakow WY
wajacych mas do nawiazywania
stosunkow handlowych z Bray
liza. jake przedmioty importu
podaja nam, obuwie, zapaiAi, pi
wo, likiery wodki, pl6tno, sukna,
wyroby stolarskie, meble etc.
Tex sic wiec przedstawia owa
sifa ekonomiczna, spoczywajaca
" naszem wychodztwie. Zadauiem
,lskiego TowarzJ silva handlowo
geograficz nego bedzie te silly ma
leaycle ola dobra kraju wyzyskac
sic to uskutecznic przez ma
wiazanie Scisfych stosunk6w z
wychodztwem polskiem,
przez inicyatywe W zakfadaniu
polskich t~owarzystw handlowo.
geogrsficzuych pc z, grauicami
ma wychodztwie, ktoreby
staly z lwowskim Towarzystwem
W scislym zwiazku, wreszcie przez
czynna agitacye celem zskfada-
mia pc "a granicami krsjd pol
skicb domow haudlowych. M,my
ma wychodztwie polskiem liczue
i wpfywowe jednostki, kt6re che
tnie zechciafyby pracowa6 mad
ekonomicznem odrodseniem kra-
ju. Wspomniemy tutsj tylko PIP.
Tar.~.a4-aLo-- NJ
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
Ksiazki Kwitowe
doszia Z ko6cem roku 1893 do

Ola utytku Grup Zwiszkowycl
. odpowiedniemi rubrykami d,
kwitowania wnoszonych opiat, wy
starczajace ms lat dziesieo, d,
sprzedanis " Redakcyi ,,Zgody",
Oena egzemplsrzs 10 cent6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21

Wychodstwo to rozproszone Jest
Pc caiym 6wiecie " wasniejssych
centrach przemyslu i handlu. Zs
zgfoszeh ma wystawe lwowska'
wid.imy iak wiele posiadsmy "a
granica jednostek dzielnycb, pred
si~ebiorczych, oddajacych sic pre-.
mysiowi chcacych pracowae
ola krAju i ME Eapominsjacych
Ojcsysnie. Gdyby jednostki te
byfy W trwafej i uorganizowanej
iscznosci Z krajem mogfyby wiel
IA oddac ~prs,siuge przemysfowi
Polskiemu przez otwisranie Ola
tegoz nowych miejsc zbytu. Pc
parcie to mogfoby bye poirednie
lub bezpoirednie; poirednie przez
dziennikarstwo, odczyty, wyda
wanie broszur, ustna propaganda
ftp. bezposrednie przez sakfadanie
domow handlowych, stowarzysze1
sarobkowych itp.
Wspomnimy tylko, IL staraniem
p. Giefgudowej W Londynie, Gale
gafezie przemysiu domowego ga
licyjskiego jak koszykarstwo i
kilimkarstwo znalaziy stale mieJ
see zbytu W Anglii. Polski dom
handlowy Franciszka B,ytla W
Chicago W czasie kilkuuiesiecznej
tylko daiaialnosci, sprowadzif z
Warszawy towar6w "a jake xii.
kadziesiat tysiscy rubli. Dom
ten handlowy rozwija sic Swie-
tnie i dis juz zakfada file swe
Nowym Yorku i San Franci.
SEQ. Przyklady te 50 tylko do
WOODEN, jak wiele dobrego mo.
zrobic PREY zorganizowanej
dziaialnosci.
Rownlet pod wzgledem ham
mole wychodztwo nasze
odegrac wielka role. Przyczyni6
sic mote do nawiszywania bez.
p srednich stosunk6w handlowych
z gfowaemi centrami handful i
przemysiu. a tenn samem uwolnic
nass handel cd uciaaliwej yale.
znoSci j posrednictwa wielkich
firm kupieckich we Wiedniu, Ham.
burgu, Tryescie it'd. Siia wiec
ekonomiczna polskiego wychodz.
twa luznego polega ma inteligen.
cyl i ma rozproszeniu jego pc
cafej kuli ziemskiej. Przez wy.
chodztwo nasze luzae jestesmy
ziaczeni z caiym swiatem - zor
ganizowane zas wychodztwo stanie
sic owym drutem elektrycz, YIN,
ktory nasz przemysl i handel
poiaczony z wszechSwiatowym O..
brotem.
Je4eli vice jul luce wycho.
chodztwo zdoia przyniesc pewne
korzysci ola kraju - to tembar.
dziej masowe wychodztwo jest
W stsnie oddaG znakomite PREY.
slugi polskiemu przemyslowi i
handloWi. Pominawszy juz to,
ID wychodztwo masowe zdoia
odegrac te sama role CO i wy.
luzne, to sam fakt ma
gromadzenia wpewnych centrach
Swiata ludnosci rdzennie polskiej,
posiadajacej to same wiasciwosci.
gusta j upodobania CO ludnosc
macierzy - ME powinien pozo.
STAG niespotytkowauym. Wycho.
dztwo mssowe wlnno STAG sic
konsumentem pfodow przemysfu
oz-I. .I--
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PS"choASs "oAAy
jake dyrektor olbrzymiego pred
si~ebiorstwa, reprezentuje wielka
foansowa. przeto nadzwy-
csaj korzystnie m6giby dziaia6
swym wpfywem W ~interesach e.
konomicznych polskich.
Zreszta idea Ia:znosci ekono-
mlcznej przyimuje sic coraz bar.
.zleJ wsrod wychodztwa polskiego
"Ddennik Chicagoski" jeduo .
najpowaaniejszych pism polsko-
smerykshskich. omswiajac vyniki
III ZIazdu prswnik6w i ekono.
mistow polskich uwaaa kwestye
ekonomicznej "a mai
bardziej Sywotna i posiadajsca
mai wieksze znaczenie ola wycho-
dttwa.
Towarzystwo h~andlowo.geogra.
ii zne, znalaaiszy tax g~orliwego
soJusznika W wychodztwem pol.
skiem, konsekwentnie zajaG sic
takae must j organizacya pradu
wychodzczego. Skoro bowiem ju3
Prswie "a pewnik uznanem 70.
stafo, il wychodztwo jest zjawi.
skiem nieuniknionem - przeto
obowiaskiem spofeczeistwa Jest
ujac prad wychodzczy W pewne
karby organizacyi narodowej. l.
oicyatVwe " tym kieruaku dae
must T1warzystwo handlowo.ge-
ogrsflczne, przez da4enie do skie.
pradu wychodsczego W
take centrs gdzieby skupiona
ludnose swobodnie sic mogfa roz-
"ijac i tworzyc rozlegfe miejsca
sbytu ola przemysfu polskiego.
W ten sposob daiaby sic cho6
W czesci powetowaG ia strata, ia
ka ziemie polskie ponesza przez
.emisracye, gdya kasdy wychodz.
ca, przedstawiajacy dis strate W
kaPitale j W sile rohoczeL s:awai.
by sic konsumentem produkt6w
krajowych, a tenn samsn wrac.f.
oy krajowi ubytek W kspitale i
slle roboczej.
Sxupione zaS wychodztwo pol.
skie fatwiej adofa utrzyma6 jezyk
/ zwyczaje narodowe i stanie sic
sarodkiem nowego polskiego spo-
feczehstwa. W ten wiec spos6b
spelnie moze towarzystwo han.
dlowo' geograflczne takae waana
misye narodowa.
Towarzystwo to, iesli naleaycie
Pojmie swe zadanie odegraG no.
ze wielka role W ekonomicznem
odrodzeniu kraju. Przyczyni sic
ono NEW atpliwis do obudzenia
zamifowania i pielegnowania han.
dlowej geografi i do studyow
ekonouii spoiecznej i nauk han
dlowych. Towarzystvo bedzie
dawac inicyatywe do obsyiania
rozmaitych wystaw, urzadzaG be.
die ekspedycye handlowe i W
znacznej czsici przycsynic sic
mole do zaioaenia tax potrze.
bnego ola mas muzeum hsndlowo.
geogrsficznego. Muzea handlowo-
geogrsf czne 50 znakomitym srod.
klein do ro~zszerzenia widnokregu
handlowego, do gfebszego wni-
kniecia W handel swiatowy i ory-
entowania sic W tymae. Muzea
h neutrality-suspicious. istnieja We
wszystkich wiekszych miastach -
/ prawie wszedzie zawdzieczsja
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POlskie TOwarzystwO handlO-
wO-geOgraficxne.

nomistow polskich W Poznaniu
usuaf potrzebe organisacyi wy.
chodztwa W imie ekonomicznych
interesow polskich j polecaf "a.
kfadanie instytucyi handlowo.
geografc.nych, majacych ma celu
sainicyowanie ! utrzymsnie iacz.
noSci ekonomicznej wychodz.
TWEEN. Ola wykonania wiec UGH wal
'ljazdu pozuahskiego. Redakcya
naszego pisma przystapifa bez
zwfocznie do piracy " tym kie.
runku, rezultatem kt6rej byfo
zaloienie polskiego Towarsystwa
handlowo geogra6cznego. Znala.
ITO sic grono ludzi, ktore przejete
idea facznosci ekonomicznej wy.
pracowafo statuta i wniosio ia.
kowe do Namiestnictwa. Ponie.
wal zas cd czasu wniesienia sta
tutow uplynaf JUL termin zakre.
stony S. Z ust. z Is listopada
1867, przeto inicyatorowie zamie
rzaja juz W najblitszej przyszfo.
sci przystapic do ukonstytuowa-
mia towarsystwa. TAX vice JUL
" krotkim zapewne czasie wei.
die W Sycie pierwsze polskie
Towarzystwo handlowo- geografi.
CINE, dalszy zaS rozwoj tel in.
stytucyi zawisfym bedzie cd po-
parcia spofeczefstwa.
Obecnie naleay nam zastanowiG
sic mad znaczenieH nstytucyi
bandlowo geogra6czaej ola ma
szych interesow narodowych i
ekonomicznych.
Celem towarzystwa haudlowo-
geogra6cznego bedzie jak zakre-
slajs statuta tsgo3, popieranie
przenysfu i handlu polsklego =
przez wyszukiwanie nowych ryn-
kow zbytu, nawiazywanie bezpo.
Srednich stosunk6w handlowych,
oraz udzielanie dokiadnych lnfor.
macyj o stosunkach ekonomicz-
nych ro&aych KRAKOW. Oele te
mote osiegnac Polskie Towarzy
stwo handlowo- geograficzne "
przewaanej mierse PREY pomocy
rozproszonego Pc calym swiecie
wychodztwa polskiego, CO be.
dziemy sic starali W tych kilku
sfowach uzasadniG.
Wychodztwo polskie re wzgledu
ma role, jaka odegrac mole W
naszych stosunkach ekonomicz.
nych podzieli6 mo4emy ma diva
rodzaje: wychodztwo luzne j wy.
chodztwo masowe.
Wychodztwo luzne skfada sic
tylko z poszczegolnych jednostek
osiadfych pc "a granicamI krsju,
wychodztwo zas masowe jak ga.
ma nazwa wskazuje oznacza zna.
czniejsze skupienie jednostek W
pewnych centrsch.
Wychodztwo masowe koncen.
truje sic badz W krsjach, gdzie
przemysf jest wysoko rozwiniety,
gdzie wychodzcy nssi pracujs
ma fsbrykach Tub kopalniach, badz
W krajach r~olniczych, gdzie wy
chodzcy osiadaia ma ziemi i cd
daja sic uprawie roll. Pierwsze
wychodztwo nazwaG moaemy wy
chOdztwem robotnicznem, drugie
r~olniczem. Wychodztwo robotnicze
koncentruje sic przewa4nie W
Po1nocnej Ameryce i W Mem.
czech (Westfalii, Saksonii i t. d.,
The evening world., 1894-06-07
THE DRIVE IN SUGAR OVER.
Interstate Commerce Law Rumor
Helps the Grangers.
Market Firm and General Trading
Is More Active.

The bulls were again on top this morn
ing and had a larger following than OF
late. Sugar took secondary position.
but this was more favorable than other
wise to the general market Many
traders who have been operating In
Sugar took their profits yesterday and
transferred their interests to other
stocks on the list.
Hence Distillers, Chicago Gas and the
Changers were quite lively, and prices
advanced Ia to IA per cent. The talk
about probable amendment to the In
tcrstate Commerce law. so as to permit
pooling under the rulings OF the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, has in
spired holders Of the western stocks with
fresh courage. and II IL understood that
new pools were recently formed in st.
Paul and Missouri Pacific.
American Cotton OH rose. l-2 to % do.
pref l-2, to 60. Baltimore ana Ohio, l. TO
70: burlington and Quincy, A. TO 79 SIS
Chicago Gas, "a. TO rs; Northwest. b-S,
| to 10 3-S; Rock Island, IL TO 69 l-?; Dis
tillers. | IA. To 27: Erie pref, liz 10 %:
Northern Pacific pref, ~. To 81; Omaha,
5-S to 81 l-2; United States CorohFe. l-2,
TO q IA: st. Paul, 3-S. to 46 is; ouis
vile and Nashville. 3-5, TO &c Us: Mis-
I souri Pacific, 3s, to 2S rs, C1rdage, 3-s.
to 25 3-S: d o. pref, l-2 TO 46; ard West
crn Union, 3-S to 81 rs
Sugar fell ! 5-S to 100 l-2 and rallied
| to log - The dealings In the stock
We're comparatively light, and there was
an entire absence OF excitement.