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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-16
Dynamite In Paria

PARrs, March ia dynamite bomo
outrage, involving the death Of tbesa-
archlst who threw the missile. was com
mltted At about 2:54 o'clock this faiier-
noon Inside the chief entrance foi ne
famous church Of La Madslsine. Ia
addition 70 killing the bomb shroWer 8
number OF people who we're 10 this
vicinity az the tins o. the eXpl0sion
were more OF less severely Injured.
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WaIte Issnes . ProcIamatIon.

DENVER, Colo, March IS, 1l;45 D..
m.-Governor Waite has issued the fol.
lowing proclamation:
All companies OF the National Guard
OF Colorado are hereby notified to be 10
readiness at the inspection armory to
respond to call TO come 10 Denver,
which will be issued on Friday Of this
week.
fSlened) DAVIS II. WAIEE,
Governor.
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DENVER AN ARMEDCAMP
Governor Waite Calls Out the Entire
State Militia.
THE U. S. ARMY ALSO CALLED ON.

The Governor Bound to Put In
His Recently Appointed Police
and Fire Commissioners In
Spite Of an Injunction Served
Upon Him by the Court-The
Police Force, Fire Department
and a Number of Deputy Sher-
ifs Stationed in the Denver
City Hall-The Governor Issues
q Proclamation Calling the
Militia To Be In Readiness.
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Onlya Truce.

PIrrsBURe, PA, March 15.-The
withdrawal of the nuns from the River
side public school does not mean an
Abandonment OF the fight between the
school board and the Junior Order OF
American Mechanics, and is only a
truce pending the settlement Of the
question in the courts.
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sDscfdf TfLfgrGul % ~ hcoA-H-
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, March l5.--
The trial OF James Pyles, for the rob
berry OF the ST. Marys' postofice, oceu-
pled the attention OF the United States
Court during the day. The government
closed its testimony this afternoon ana
the witnesses for the defense are now
being heard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-16
Benham sent to Blusaelds.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 15.-Sec-
retary Herbert this morning cabled Ad-
miral Benham, at Rio, TO proceed imme-
diately with one OF the vessels Of his
squadron to Bluefelds, Nicaragua, to
watch ever American Interests there.
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rnEARmY Is GROWING
Eighr Hundred aud Fifty Men at Los An
geles Ready TO Stsrt-rroubls Feared.

Eirhr Hundred aud FlftY Men at Los An
geles Ready TO Stsrt-rroubls Feared.
Los ANGELES, GALA, March Is
The industrial army received accesSious
to-day, bringing its enlisted force up to
$50 men. The situation is liable 20 be-
come serious tomorrow. At eleven
o'clock In the forenoon, Acting Com
mauder Gould is 10 receive
an answer from the city
council as 10 their success on insuring
free transportation for the army over
the Santa Fe. The answer is bound TO
be in the negative, as was learned from
General Manager Wade OF the Southern
Cahiornis Railway. The army to-day
was busy preparing for the long jour
neY.
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A SERIOUS CUTTING AFFRAH.
Two Peasants County Men Hack Each
Other With Knives

OkneE WIN AnANN1f
srsciaI TslSeTaB, 20 tas Re0ists--
ST. MARY's, March 15.-News has
Just reached here Of a very serious cut
ting ARRAY which occurred In the north
end of Peasants county between two
men named Cardle and Zsnie, in which
both received serious injury, AID IL is
expected that ZeDie's injuries will prove
fatal.
This is the result Of a feud Of long
standing between these people. II
seems that Zenie had been keeping
company with Cardle's sister and circu-
lated reports detrimental TO her char
scter, which reports coming TO the
ears Of the young lady's brother he de-
clared his determination TO chastise
bis sisters traducer.
The two men met at q revival meet
ing now IN progress at Point Lookout,
Tuesday evening, and after the ser
vices a quarrel was started, and both
pulled out knives and commenced slash
iug each other. Zenie received a num-
Der Of bad culs in the abdomen, and
Cordle was pretty badly injured. Ze-
MES wounds are thought 70 be so seri-
ous that ne cannot recover, while the
injuries Of his opponent are not 30 bad.
No arrests have been made.
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West virglnlans at tho Capital.

NT17IT- I0-|TTITI 70 % h1lI5T6T-
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 15.-Geo.
Hook, Clerk Of the Ohio County Court
Joseph S. Brady, of Wheeling, and
George Ogden, of Harrison county, were
among the West Virgins visitors al the
Capital TO-DAY.
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WEST VIRGINIA BANKS SHOW UP WELL.
Statement of the National Banks on
February 2S,

SpeeiOI 7eIegr1m 10 tss as5ls'--
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 15.-The
National banks Of West Virginia made
a very good showing in the report they
submitted to the Comptroller Of the
Currency on the 2S,h OF February. An
abstract OF this report was given out
to day. According 10 10 the West Vir-
ginia banks on the date named had
among their resources loans and dis
counts of Stag, 500 40; stocks, securi-
ties, ETC., 1888, $50 50; gold coin, S394,-
O15.13; specie of all kinds, S5s1, $40. 25;
legal tender, money Of all sorts, $780,
O22. .25. Their surplus fund was S797,-
43S.22; Individual deposits, Sc 2OO,-
145. IS; average reserve held. Bis per
cent. The previous report on Decem-
Der 10, 1898, showed loans and dis
counts Of So, 76s, s29.69, gold coin, $685.
9O1.73; individual deposits, S5,444,-
95S.lS; average reserve held, 30.54.
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10 Warnock Conflrmed.

Spsri1l 7eisgTsm 20 ne Rsgsts-.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 15.-The
Senate ia executive session to-day con-
frmed the nomination of w. c. War
mock 20 be postmaster az BeIlaire, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-16
ONLY A SCHOOL GIRL
Miss Pollard'S Dresses Barely Reached
to Her Shoe Tops
AMULATTO WOMAN'S TESTIMONY.

Colonel Breckenridge Brought a
Young Girl to Her House, and
Kept Her There from Friday
Evening TIL Monday Morning
LasciviOus Scenes in the House
Described-The Visits Con
tinued for Several Years.
Washington People On the
Stand.
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snArE INSIDE HIsroRY.

Judge Bradley is man OF strong
preindices, and be unusually makes his
feeling against the side Of case he dis
likes very manifest.
LAST night Colonel ButterForth said
that IN Judge Bradley continued bis OF
fsnsivo department toward ,nf counsel
, for defense ho would feel lmas.ied 60
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GDecldt re 3fLis - - --'-
MoSre0MEKY. W. VA. March i5.--
Ata meeting Of miners held here this
evening 10 strike was declared oiI- All
mlners viii go 70 work ai tho reduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-16
SITUATION IN Hawaii.
Preparations for Calling a Constitu-
tiOnal Convention.
THE EUROPEANS AND AMERICANS

Will Be Allowed to Vote, but the
Natives and Asiatics Will Be
Excluded-A Republic VIII
Probably Be Proclaimed After
the Constitution Has Been
Adopted-An Oath of Allegi-
ance to the Provisional Gov
ernment Required.
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atnamahIn ArrIrail.
rHE WEAraE=

NEW YoEK Mach i6. - Arrived,
steamer Lain, yom Bremen.
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PHuADELPHIA. Pa, March 15.-McAles-
ter won the great 8, 200 pigeon shooting
match at Riverton. Score: McAlesters
l75; Work, los.
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WE Chipchase. 2o4 s Charles St. Baltic.
N6 found salvation Oh sure cure Tor sprsins
al frfalnnaattcrE
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WAsurxsroE D C.. Harch i5-For West
virrinlakndB Ohio, generally fair. velt 1iue5-
Fcr tn pennsylV1nia renl het@fa
Isssbs, ada
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KInndIna linn

WuKEsBARRE, PA.oun that b 15.-
Three Poles. We5g2 2ejja TO endorse II. .pine Of
the King Eigent families who do not ksyllle
this aitftbin easy reach. Aof
the mer CARl0s aLazTr, y. D., Ne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-16

Commerce. The militia officers were
asked to resign their commissions In
the interest of peace, but they refused
and said
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EXAcTLY rHE PRoPOsITIoN

made by the old Board earlier In the
day, both by written agreement and
verbally, which had been secuted. In
view of these facts, Messrs. Martin and
Orr replied that the matter would now
have to take its course in the courts, so
far as they were concerned,
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RESOLUTIONS OF CONDEMNATION.

The Hickory Clab of Parksrs6urg De-
mand that Messrs. Camden and Fh0lk-
nsr Work for Tariff Reform or MAKE
Room for Those Who Will.
Speeick Tsls5rara 10 tAs Rsoitts-
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kdomssslr t,ad Or Bsirsces'
mos recognized 3 faniig az
~ it hantg.
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by relating that Col Breckenridge had
visited her last summer, after the suit
had been fled, and told her be hoped
she would have nothing 90 do with the
case, 90 which she had replied that she
must tell the truth. Col. Breckenridge
had inquired where Mary Scott and
Mary Wilson we're, saying that be
wanted them kept out OF the way. lie
had also asked ii Miss Pollard ever
came 60 the house with Col. Swope. and
witness had assured him that be was
the only man Miss Pollard had ever
met there.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22
ReumatyZmowi.

Bucknet, Texas Przez kilka
lat cierpia}am ma reumatyzm, re czesto
musiaiam leze6 w iozku; uzywszy oleju
sw. Jakoba zostalam ~wyleczona. =
Amanka Moron.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22
1 Fanny
W czterech pokkich kooniach
lola ark, P u!ssk!, Seb!ssk 1akew

po cenach ma warunkach
Z~AsTosOwANYCH DO oBECNYCH CzAsow.
Podajemy do wiadomosci, e zrobiIsmy wnIe kontaktow z farmerami "a
mieszkafymi W naszych koloniach ma wyklarowanie 5co akrowych
obszGow n Ia rozmatych kawaikach naszych gruntow. Bedzemy zatem teraz
W sane uczyni6 zadosy6 zadaniom famiGj chcacych nabyt gotowe fanny.
Zklarunk6w tych dobre drzewo ME bedzie zabigane, .kcz bedhe odka-
dane n "a tuPe zachowane do czasua Il grunt sprzedamy.
Tylko $1,000 do $1,000 wiecej zadamy Ia take piecioakrowe klarunki
czyi pola.
Fanny many ma sPrzedaz poczawszy cd $500 do $4,000.
Jadac dotad, wykup tykiet kohjowy najpierw do MILWAUKEE i przyjedz
doad koleja CHICAGO, MLwAUKEE&S ST. Paul, potemz tad do kolonii wyku-
Pmy drugi tykiet
Prosimy pa6 do mas pc ksiazki mapy.
J-J- EIofI Land Co.
LIZ Yes Water Street Milwaukee,, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22

lrelorme polltyczna cd ludu, cd
oswiecenia go, cd ulzenia mu Gle
zar6w. Ia reforma trwajaca przez
lat kilkanascie, doprowadzila mai
prod narod do slawnego sejmu
czteroletniego rozpoczetego 1883
roku, ktorego owocem staia sic
po wszystkie wieki pamietna u
stawa 3go Maja 1871 roku.
Szkoly staiy sic haslem ola
wszystkich; a obok tego: poczu-
Gle potrzeby uwolnienia wIoscian
nadania w}asnoSci ziemskiej lu-
dowi rolniczemu. Me zapomnia-
no take o potrzebie powieksze-
MIA skarbu i wojska. Pamietne
SO siowa Korsaka, kt6ry ma Sc
syach sejmowych ciagle wolai:
,,Skarb wojsko!" - ,,Wojsko
lskarb!"
Jeszcze dawniej, ma sejmie
1776 roku postanowiono utwo-
RYE kodeks, majacy ia celu "a
prowadzenie nowych ustaw Ola
wszystkich klas narodu jedna-
kich, a szczegolnie, polepszenie
dobrobytu ludu rolniczego. u
fozenie tego kodeksu powierzono
Andrzejowi Zamojskiemu, wiel-
kiemu kanclerzowi koronnemu.
Gale zgromadzenie narodowe zy-
wo przyjete bylo ia mysla wszy-
soy z radoscia powitali tie prawa,
wyjawszy kilku ludzi ziych i "a
slepionych. kt6rzy wyobrazali
sobie, IL przywileje szlachty beda
(nadwyrezone przez Madame VOL
,nosci i w}asnosci rolniczemu lu-
ldowi. W6wczas dla wielu byio
to rzecza nova.
Trzeba jednak wiedzieG, IL cho-
ciaz ten kodeks ME zostal jeszcze
wtedy powszechnie przyjetym,
rzeczywiscie paGszczyzna istniala
W niekt6rych tylko czesciach Pol
Iski, W dobrach mniejszych VIA
scicieli ziemskich. Juz w 1850
roku a wiec ma lat dwanascie
przed pierwszym rozbiorem Pol
ski, pa1szczyzna zniesiona byIa
w dobrach wielu magnat6w. Ma
tomiast zaprowadzono czynsze,
kt6re w nader malej ilosci PLACID
lud rolniczy "a uzywanq ziemie.
TAX urzadzil stosunki rolnicze
Andrea Zamojski we wszystkich
swych dobrach, Joachim Chrep-
towicz wSzczorsach, Pawel Bro.
stowski W Pawlowie, Stanislaw
Poniatowski synowiec kr6la ma
Ukraine, Antoni Tyzenhaus j
wielu innych W Litwie, ma Emu.
dzi, a liczni obywatele szlache-
them powodowani uczuciem po-
szli "a ich przyk}adem.
Me trzeba zapominac, IL ogro-
mne posiad}osci bogatych pan6w
zajmowa1y wiecej niz po}owe ca.
lei Polski; przytem wioscianie W
dobrach nalezacych do ducho.
wie1stwa, podobniez byli oczyn.
szowani ;tak re MONA smialo DO.
wiedziec, IL pa6szczyzna byla W
Polsce tylko wyjatkowa.
Najswietniejszym byl stan rol.
nikow we neutrality-suspicious.
wei Polsce to jest ma Ukraine.
Wolyniu j Podolu, W tych zie,
miach, kt6re dis zaborcy mo,
skiewscy nazywaja ,poiudniowo.
zachodniemi guberniami''. Tan
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zabrak}o koni kupowano je dla
wfoscian. Bogata cha}upa Co.
tenze uczony) ma sw6j
plug caiy re sprzezajem i formal
Ike. W Liswie zamozny wloScia-
min ma dwie parry woi6w, know
try, jal6wek piec Tub szesc, O.
wiec re dwadziescia swim re tro-
Wszelkie wydatki ma admin
stracye W kraju ponosila tylko
szlachta. R6wnie tez koszt woj-
ny ciezy1 take tylko ma szlachcie
wy}acznie a mianowicie: ma VIA
scicielach wielkich posiadlosci.
Byla bowiem klasa szlachty ME
zamoznej zwanej zagrodowa. CT
czesto byli ubozsi cd wloscian,
DO majac naiy kawa1ek ziemi
choe w}asny, ME chcieli pracowac.
Me zapominajmy zas, IL caly do
|ch6d Polski pred jej rozbiorem
ME wiele wiecej wynosil jak try
miliony zlotych. Vice ME bylo
tax ogromnych podatk6w jak
dis we wszystkich krajach Eu-
ropy.
To gl6wnie przyczynilo sic do
|upadku Polski, IL miala zbyt ma
10 wojska, a Rad nasz by1 latwo-
wiernym i zapomnial o TEN, ze
chciwi sasiedzi z Petersburga i
z Berlina oddawna czyhali Ma
nasz kraj; niekt6rzy nawet cd
lat kilkuset. Me zapominajmy
take o tel niezmiernie waznei
okolicznosci, IL Polska stala ma
stray przeciw barbarzy6com, nj
gdy ME prowadzi}a wojen zacze-
pnych, a tylko zmuszona bywaia
do wojen odpornych, broniacych
.Ojczyzny cd najezdnik6w.
Gdy pos}owie nasi postanowili
zaprowadzic wszedzie sprawie-
.dliwose i poprawie Rad Rzeczy-
pospolitej, znalezli sic ludzie Iii
albo zaslepieni, kt6rzy temu sic
sprzeciwiali, ale CT byli w
mniejszoSci. i sciagneli ma siebie
'pogarde. Ot6z jak powiadzia-
lem, Andrea Zamojski W ulozo-
mem przez siebie prawodawstwie,
chcial stosunki rolnicze jednakie
zaprowadzic w calej Polsce, axe
by ME by@o nigdzie wyjatku, a
zeby zapobiedz wszelkim nadu.
zyciom. Gdy przedstawii sw6j
kodeks sejmowi w17SO T. a vice
jeszcze ma lat kilka pred rozpo-
czeciem sejmu czteroletniego,
wsciekiosc moskiewskich poslan-
nikow, chcacych obalic to prawo-
dawstwo, ME mia1a granic.
Dwory zagraniczne sasiednie
professionally pred Gala Europa
Polak6w jake dzikich barba-
rzy1c6w, gdy przeciwnie nieie-
den nar6d m6g} mich braG przy-
klad.
Lecz osciennym mocarzom cho-
dzi o to, azeby zostal W Polsce
nie}ad, kt6ry sami wpro.
wadzili ola 1atwiejszego zagar-
niecia Ojczyzny naszej. Carowa
Katarzyna III kr6l pruski Fry.
deryk III starali sic W rozlicznych
pismach i dziennikach dowodzic,
IL Polska jest gniazdem bezpra.
via. Szlachte nazywali warcho.
fami a nawet rozb6jnikami. Ia.
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dziesiat owiec, mn6stwo drobiu,
sto, dwiescie Tub trzysta PM pa
sieki i wielkie stogi zboza. Me
jeden w}oscianin posiadal kilka-
dziesiat, a czasem sto j wiecei
morg6w ziemi, "a co placil czyn-
SUI pc diva do czterech zlotych
polskich cd morga, (na austry-
acka dzisiejszq monete pc piee-
dziesiat cent6w do jednego gull
dena). So ma to niczem niezbite
dowody, autentyczne dokumenty,
tax zwane inwentarze i summary
usze W owych czasach.
Take stosunki rolnicze istnia-
lly W wymienionych dopiero zie-
miach wschodnio- poludniowej
Polski we wszystkich ziemiach
zwanych Russia. Podobnez byly
ma Litwie i Zmudzi. Wiesniak
przychodz!1 do szlachcica, VIA
sciciela wiekszych posiadlosci, jak
do swego OLGA i wyrazal pred
MIN swoje potrzeby. Chyba tylko
Fly czlowiek odmawial mu pomo-
Icy, albo by1 niesprawiedliwym.
Ale tez i W rodzinie najblizszej
zdarza sic widziec zlych ojc6w.
Wowych czasach Ayjacy ksiadz
Ko@}ataj, wielki miiosnik ludu i
uczony, take dale swiadectwo
o stanie wloscian: ,,Ktokolwiek
INA dobrze nar6d polski i spos6b
|obchodzenia sic pan6w z rolni-
kami, ten przyzna, re wyjawszy
rzadkie przypadki, lud nasz VIE
Gel znajduje sprawiedliwosci w
sercu w@asciciela ziemi, niz w
Staral sic on wlasnie O to, aby
Isprawiedliwosc stala sic powsze-
lchnem prawem.
lnny uczOny zowego czasu tax
pisze o w1oScianach: ,,Lud polski
osiadiy ma roll sk}adai sic zkmie-
lei, z chalupnik6w, zagrodnik6w,
komornikow i czynszownik6w re
starozytnego zwyczaju. Kmiecie
w Sandomierskiem i w Krakow.
klein, trzymali lany w try rece
pc cztery stale. (Stajanie pc $50
stop a try stopy ma }okiec kra-
kowski). Pola byly szerokie we
dwadziescia cztery zagony pc
cztery lokcie. Ian taxi czyniI
blisko pol wloki, okolo pietnastu
morg6w".
,,Zagrodnicy byli r6zni; try
mali ogrody r6znych rozmiar6w.
Chalupnicy, jesli ME mieli ogro-
dow, zyli z zarobku. W Kra.
kowskiem "a Vista i w Rusi
mieli ~wioscianie pc w36ce, to jest
po trzydzieSci morg6w, w We'll
kiej Polsce (w d~zisiejszem Wiel-
klein Ksiestwie PoznaGskiem)
tylez. W Che}mi6skiem ku gra-
nicom pruskim mieli rome mniei-
see nadzia}y'.
w Litwie wloscianie ciagli
to jest majscy sprzezaj, czynszo.
wi, ziemianie trzymali pc wi6ce
ziemi ornej, to jest pc trzydziesci
morgow. Niekt6rzy mieli mniej,
to jest pc pol wl6ki czyli pietna-
scie morgow; inni siedzieli ma
cwierci albo ma osminie w}6ki.
Byli tez tacy, kt6rzy osiedli ma
zakupionych przez siebie grun.
tach zobowiazujac sic zapIaty
lpieniedzmi do pauvnai I,sI IL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22
Tadeusz Reiten.
Byt wloscian polskich pred roz.
biorem Polski.

jeden tylko z panujacych Papiez
Klemens XIV. wzia} sprawe Pol
ski do serca; staral sic usilnie "a
pobiedz jej rozbiorowi, przedsta,
vial goraco niegodziwosc takiego
czynu grabiezy; ale usilowania
jego by}y bezskuteczne. Cesa.
rzowa austryacka Marya Teresa
odpisa}a Ojcu ~swietemu, IL wv
obrzydzeniu ma 6w nieszczesliwy
podzia} Polski, ale zapobiedz mu
ME jest W jej mocy i zmuszona
jest wziac w MIN udzial, ably sic
ME dac przez to zbytnio powiek,
szac Prusom i Rosyi". Miala tax
re ma wzgledzie obrone katolicy-
Emu W Galicyi, kt6ra wtedy o.
trzymala.
Pod naciskiem ambassadors mo.
skiewskiego Stackelberga groz,
bami zmuszono zwo}ac sejm, ma,
jacy zatwierdzic ten pierwszy
rozbi6r Polski. Zacni patryoci
ca}emi silami opierali sic temu.
Biskup Soltyk ME chcac brat
udzialu W tym sejmie, wyjechal
~wyslawszy do ambassadors mo-
skiewskiego list nastepujacy:
Wolalbym ostatek dni moich
|spedzic W ciemnym lochu, mice
rece obciete, utracie nawet zycie
raczej, niz podpisae wyrok oily
|dny podzielenia mojej Ojczyzny.
|Gdy z jednej strony widze tylko
i prawo armatnie dwor6w,
z drugiej podlosci wszelkiego ro-
dzaju, ME mogac bye mojemu
krajowi uzytecznym, ME chce
przynajmniej katem jego zostac.
Polak, kt6ryby zezwolii ma roz-
bi6r swego kraju, ~zgrzeszylby
przeciw Bogu, My senatorowie
potwierdzajac go, stalibysmy sic
krzywoprzysiezcami".
Il r6wna sila przeciw zatwier-
dzeniu rozbioru Polski wystapil
|pose1 Nowogrodzki O. Litwy)
Tadeusz Rejten. Poparl 90 Sa.
muel Korsak r6wniez posel No.
wogrodzki; poparli go tez ME-
kt6rzy inni poslowie; lecz wick.
szoSc sejmowa czesciq kierowana
obawa zemsty re strony carycy j
krola pruskiego, czeScia niego.
dziwemi natchniona pobudkami,
uleg}a moskiewskiemu ambasa,
dorowi. A z~aborezym radon
chodzilo tylko o upozorowanie
grabiezy, niby dobrowolnem u.
stapieniem tel czesci Polski.
Wrzawa W izbie poselskiei by.
Ia straszna. Ludzie zlej vol
opuszczali sale, pod pozorem o,
d3ozenia posiedze6 ma p6zniej, q
rzeczywiscie majac ma mysli pod.
pisanie zab6jczego wyroku ma
nar6d. Wtedy to Tadeusz Rejten
chcac ich powstrzymaG, padl ma
progu rozkrzyzowawszy rece
zawo}a}: ,,Zabijcie mnie, zdep.
%czcie, ale ME zabijajcie o jczyzny!'
Dzie1 ten pamietny 10 kwietnia
Hts roku godzien bye zapisany
we wdziecznej pamieci potion.
k6w*).
Gdyby nawet obwiniac o upa.
dek Polski nar6d, odpokutowal
luz on swoje why olbrzymim
ruchem umyslowym, jaki rozwi.
nal pc 1872 roku. Ten pierwszy
Irozhi6r n~rzaraziI oo obud,;I
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-22
Neuralgia

St. Louis, Missouri. Przyje'
mnie mi polecic Olej sw. Jakoba pre-
ciwko neuralgia. Pc uzyciu tegoz 20
stalem zupeinie wyleczony. X. u
Troll.
The evening world., 1894-08-24
NEWJERSEY.
PALMEO OFF A POOR WATCH.
Mcmahon Swindled in Trade bv
Sharpers.
Cheap Timcpiccc Substituted for a
Hish-Priced Exhibit.

PATTERSON, n. j., Aug. at-Threc
sharpers visited this city yesterday, and
they worked their game ON james Nc
Mahon. Of 81 Plum street. Mcmahon
was walking along Ward street, when
approached by wcll-dressed stranger,
who showed him a valuable gold watch
and asked McMahon II he wanted to
buy Il at a bargain. While Mcmahon
Was examining the watch. another
man approached. and after looking at
the watch offered the first stranger $50
for II.
MCMahon was then seized with a de-
sire To buy the watch. and went with
It's owner to DeCkertS ewelry store on
Van houtcn street. The ieweller on pN-
aiming the watch remarked II was a
me one, and said IL was worth fully
$3.50. MCMahun and the stranger then
left the store, and Mcmahon otferod So
ana silver watch In trade for the gold
watch. Inc stranger accepted, remark
Ing he was hard pressed for money.
The stranger pulled "A watch out of his
pocket resembling the one which had
been appraised as worth $50. handed II
TO MCMAHON, and on receiving the SB
and McMahon's silver watch bade Nc
Mahon good-by and left him. When Nc
Mhhon visited another Jeweller to again
nave the watch inspected, he learned
that II was worthless Mcmahon then
discovered It was not the first watch
shown him. IL had similar case, but
the works were no good.
the sWindlprs,
The evening world., 1894-08-24
BROOKLYN NEWS.
TO PAY LEMKEN'S SHORTAGE.
Flatbush Collectors Bondsmen
Agree to Make Good $4,000
Missing Money Not Recovered, but
Proceedings to he Quashed.

1t was learned to-day on good uu-
thority that the suit commenced against
the b"ndsmen OF Frederick w. Lem
ken, Tax Collector of Flatlands, by
Lawyer George +. Elliott. of Brooklyn,
Tor NO,A2.O2, which he was short in his
accounts. would never be brought to
trial.
Herman Lehman and Henry Lehman,
Lemken's bondsmen. have sent word
to Supervisor John l., Ryder. In whose
name the suit has been brought, that
the deficiency would be made good be-
fore the time OF the trial of the suit.
The utmost secrecy has been observed
In the matter. and IL is still mystery
what has become of the missing money.
Iemken is a saloon-keeper In Flat
lands. and had been Tax Collector of
the town for five years.
The taxes of the town were due March
TO- ilemken paid into the County Treas
urer's office on that day S37,5i9.1l The
warrant called for s55 $50 80. There were
taxes uncollected amounting to N,1S461.
Lemkens commission amounted to
sl43.69.
II was then found that there was over
$4,000 still due with interest, and Lem
ken was notified that his accounts were
short.
His bond Is for $4,000. Suit was at
once commenced against the bondsmen,
both OF whom are very wealthy.
Lenfken has always lived quietly. and
us accounts were never before ques-
toned. When the bondsmen settle the
shortage no further action will be taken
In the matter. as Lehman and Lehman
are relatives OF Lsmken.