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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Fifty-seven coal operators and compa--
MES In the Pittsburg District. who had
pledged themselves TO abide by the re-
suit OF the conference at Columbus. are
preparing to resume work at the conpro-
mise rate agreed upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Clutches, Trusses.S and Braces at
OWENS q MINOR DRUG C0xPASY'A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Ice-Shavers, Milk.shakers, anu al Kinos
Saltwater supplies at
OWENS q MINOR DRUG CoxPAsY'a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Washington and jefferson, Madison ana
Ice VINO saw the dangers of slavery. ana
earnestly desired its abolition. died with
gloomy forebodings for their country
from the existence Of system which they
were powerlcss 10 destroy. Jefferson. In
that broad generalization which was the
habit OF his nani. promulgated the doc
triue which. nearly seventy years after
wards. realized for his countfymen MS
aspiration lie did not utter II for TINS
purpose, but IL became In the hands OF
Providence the weapon OF death and the
spark OF the resurrection. II strained the
bonds of union 10 the point OF break ns
upon the one question which the iathers
feared might end their rep;hilc. ana hi
removing the cause OF our weakness ana
decay II reunited the States Tor an
eternity OF mutual progress ana patriot
ism.
The great debate continued Tor nore
thau. two thirds OF a century ana kep'
the nation In the throes OF revolution.
The expounders and defenders OF the
warr,ng ideas Of indissoiGble union ana
federal compact were Daniel Webster.
az Dartmouth and John c. Calhoun, ..
Yale From the armories OF afsunen.
stored with the weapons forged ny their
,a,ehty minds and constructive genius
The less gifted drew their armor ana the'r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

The witness denied positively the ale
CATION OF a meeting at the Capitol one
Sunday between members OF the Sugar
Trust. Democratic members Of the
Finance Committee. and the Louisiana
senators. Senator Caffery had not drawn
any tariff schedule while he looked over
his shoulder. Furthermore. he had never
been to the Capitol building to see senh-
tors and Representatives about the sugar
schedule. the witness came to Washing
ton IN regafd to the interests OF the
Arnsricaa SugAr Refining Company. He
wen To 6snsenf Vest. member OF the
Fln.uce Ossmuthtse. and asked that he be
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
PREZENT
dla abOnent6w 4 dofu
pfacacych.

Abonentom. op}acajacym
abonent z do}u, wiasclwie
wcale prezent sic ME nalezy.
Mimo to. ze wzgledu ma
ciagnace sic cd blisko dw6ch
lat ciezkie czasy, danny
kazdenlu, ktory nam zap}aci
przynajmniej diva dolary "a
lee}ego abonamentu, naste-
pujace ksiazki W podarunku ::
y Kale darz Maryah
k ma rok Pahski 1895.
p W eso}y W1ers ! e.
a: :. Powinszowania ma wszelkie
przvgody, Zaprosiny ma wesele l
pioseneczki weselne-z obrazkamj.
81 Przygod L or k a. =
Clekawe opowladanle z czasow
Plastowskich.
- Je5ezi a6omeut zana1ejsco-
py, aapzuci;a0szy 2 dolory zazeq5ego
abonanae'ate1, praqn1e dostac codo
piero e0yszc2eg6lmlomy p'ezent f,
po1Ulqalen rQzena 2 d6ona171e,1tema
,1adeszaG 5 cent61u ma przesetke
pocztowq. Haaczej ,ucale od mas
n0ddrunkM ME d0st0nie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
Nasz prezent
wart przeszlo $l.00.

Kazdy nowy abonent Ka
tozika, kt6ry naprz6d zaplac'
ca}oroczny abonament, W
kwocie $500, dostanie Cd mas
w podarunku "a dolara i 10
cent6w ksiazek z pomiedzy
nizej podanego spisu. Taxi
sam podarunek danny kazdemu
staremu abonentowl, ktory
ca1y rok naprz6d gazette
nasza cp}acl.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
! INV P0LSKICH
w AMERYCE,
O STANISkAWIE

O STANISkAWIE.
KRZEMlNSK1EM pisze no.
woyorska ,,Gazeta Polska -
Sprawa wrzekomege niewinnie
uwiezionego W Warszawie ST..
Krzemihskiego z Buffalo, a
jak niekt6re pisma nasze
podaly zes}anego juz W Sybir,
ME jest znowu tax czysta, by
az warto bylo zajmowat sic
MIA Krzemihskiego nazywaG.
meczennikiem. Pisma te, kt6re:
pierwsze sprawe poruszyly
przyzna}y, IL Krzemihski osa-.
dzony zosta} we wiezieniu "a
sprzeniewierzenie pieniedzy
rzadowych W r. 1868, kiedy
by} urzednikiem policyjnym.
Jesli 60 uwieziono a nawet
.zes}ano ua Sybir, wszelkie.
prawa mia} Rad rosyjski, bez;
wzgledu ma ameryka11skie:
poddahstwo Krzemiliskiego.
w cstatnich dniach pojawi1a
sic znowu wiadomosGo zgonie:
K. W cytadeli warszawskiej,
gdy znowu ma kilka dni pred
tenn by}a wiadomosG o dobrym
stanie zdrowia. Gdzie prawda?
w ka4dym razie czy K. zyje,
czy tez umar], raczej 0 MIN
lnilczet niz pisae wypada a
tembardziej robiG 60 jeszcze
meczennikiem narodowym.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
KoSciuszko - carem.

By}o to W roku 1887. Ma
ma1ej stacyi kolei warszawsko-
wiedehskiej wysiedli z wago-
nu: szlachcic polskl IT,. pan
gubernator, ably jechac razem
ma wies W jakiejS sprawie
urzedowe). Za1echa}a po Mich
wiejska bryczka, zaprzezona
W pare dobrych koni-z koz}a
powitaf ich pokornem zdjeclem
czapki wozoica Maciek. Fizyo-
nomia woznicy to jedna Z
tych, ma widok kt6rych Moska}
powiedzia}by z pogarda
,, ,g}upoj" albo ,,krugom-
durak a z ust naszy en-
wydoby}oby sic westchnlenle:
,biedny - dom mu oswlaty
dac ME m6g}, a szko}a ME
chciala
Oczy Macka maslankowate
pozbawione by}y .wyrazu
intelligencyi, konopiasta czu-
pryna ME zna}a grzebienia,
wargi opuszczone ME zdradzaiy
ami zbytku energii, ami wolf.
PrzyjechaE ma stacya W zastep-
stwie stangreta chorego i gapi
sic teraz wy}upiastemi oczyma
ma pana gubernatora i ma tych,
co mu ho}dy sk}adac musza,
= raz wraz drapie sic po
czuprynie czapki uchyla,
tax mu ten pan imponuje,
taxi pyszny ma mysl, re on,
Maciek go powiezie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

Jezel' zatem TAXI prostak
uczclls panied KoSciuszki
bezw'ednie wobec wroga, to.
dow6d, jak czesc ia gleboko
wnikne}a W caiy nasz narod.
- koSciuszko choG ME zyie:
od lat II, drozszy nam ponad
cary i kr6le. Przez pamiee
]ego cn6t i W 1mie jego
rozkrzewi sic oswiata ojczysta.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

ME wstydza. Nabyli sobie
|fmotyki, szuAe, haki, swidry,
windy, m}ynki i wiele innych
|Iinstrument6w potrzebnych do
Ewydobywania i oczyszczania
|!z}oto-dajnej ziemi, i moga
|tkopac. w pocie czo}a ma
Elcz}owiek chleb sw6j jadac,
fwiec nasi Wielebni W pocie
(egzo}a, pecherzami ma asce-
Ftycznych raczkach, pierwsze
aody }amac beda. Ach, ach!
kserce litosci nam peka, gdy
fwspomnimy ma wyciehczona
iistwarz Wielebnego Vice-prezy-
Edenta, twarz postami umart-
wieniem zorana, krwawe }zy z
[zalu nam p}yna, patrzac ma
Edalsze niepohamowane po-
fswiecenie tych gorliwych slug
Bozych we wnetrznosciach
nnatki ziemi. Wyobrazamy
Isobie tych dw6ch braci
Isyamskich W tel wyprawie "a
z}otem. P6jdzie naprz6d Vie
lebny Dyrektor kopalni
Barzydski, jako madry Me-
nazer wielu sp6}ek fnanso-
wych, z lampka ma sk}opato
nej skroni W ciemne otch}a-
lnie. P6jdzie "a MIN jego
wierny towarzysz, Przewleleb'
ny vice-prezydent X.Wilhelm
Grutza wielkim mlotem
kowalskim ma ramieniu,
baczac, ably, co Wielebny
Dyrektor Swiat}em fantazyi W
strasznych przepa$ciach wy
kalkuluje. Przewielebny vice
prezydent obuchem m}ots
zmiazdzy} spenetrowa{'
Klekajcie ludy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
Ka1endar8 darmO.

Kazdy abonent Kotoh&o
moze teraz darmo cd mas
dostac Kalendarz Maryahskl
ma uplywajacy rok 1884 =
dwoma luznemi obrazaml.
Potrzebuje tylko przes}ac pod
adresem Redakcyi Katolaka 4
Gently w znaczkach pocztowych
IA przese}ke poczta.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
fska Rezma4tesek.

S}uszne obawy CO do day.
nosci cel6w Ligi sprawdzaia
sic. Menazer prowadzi pros
taczk6w do Mosta, .Rybakow.
skiego i djab}a.
Kap}ani Chicagoscy in
gremio powinni sic udac
do Arcybiskupa i ostatnie
uchwa}y Urzednikow Ligl
przedstawiG. Ten mnich awan-
turnik jak djabe} pokaza}
wreszcie swoje kopytka pod
polskiej sukniLigi, sankcyonu-
jac uchwa}y, majace ma celu
policzek dla duchowieristwa
katolickiego ruine dusz W
Anarchizmie i Massoneryi.
Ciekawismy CO ma to powle
wiecowy krasom6wca, kt6ry
watpiacych wyzwa} publicznie
cd harlow moralnych? Take
olbrzymy moralne jak Most
| i Rybakowski ME d}ugo
dow6dztwo mad Liga obejma,
| / sam krasom6wca kar}em
tylko bedzie.
y bozuch hny a k on mix
D y + e k tore m k OF a | n
10 t a, Otto najnowszy cud,
kt6ry nawet d}ugouchy Re-
daktor ZGoDY powinien uznaG.
Wobec tego wszystkie zwiaz-
kowe Cuda jake, W imie
patryotyzmu i solidarnos6 ma
kas1e pope}niaja = So niczem'
Swoja droga Nagiel, jak
"a dni dawnych, nawo}uje
1udzi do Fairu, naturalnie ME
podejrzywamy, aby Menazer
z tych fair6w i pijatyk pa
rafialnych mia} jake zyski
osobiste, jednakow6z osmiela-
my sia owa ewangielicznq
niewiasta szepnac, ), wszakze
psom wolno zjadac okruchy,
kt6re spadaja ze sto}u pan6w !"
Pare funcik6w z}ota m6g}by
Wbny Dyrektor kopalni els
mac sierotom ma chleb pow.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

MILL CREEK, Pa. -
Tow. Sw. Barbary, urzadza w
dniu 20 Listopada obchod
narodowy w panied powstania
50 r. Akt ca}y tel uroczystosci
po}aczonej ze Spiewami, nova
mi i deklamacyamj, odbedzie
sic ma sail Kartnera.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
szedni,a a ME mnozyG grzech6w
W parafi przez fairy.
Kopalnia zlota
/ prZ6praSlania.

przepraSzania.
Zaiste dziwnie sic wszystko
plecie W tel naszej polskiej
Ameryce! Najtrudniej pono
jest cz}owiekowi uderzyc sic
W piersi i movie moja wilma.
Niestety, tego Pan Bog i
ludzie wymagaja, ably jawno-.
grzesznik publicznie sic do
grzechu przyzna}. zgrzeszyliS-
lisaG, smili barankowie nod
mMoSc3i pozdrowienia!"
P'rza1 wiele lat KAroL1K z
swl Poprzednikiem walczyll
0 pf dc, prawdy szukali, ale
pra1 bic by}o. Posadzali$-
my na|4kt niekt6rych ,,wie-
lebnych" O sprzeniewierzenie
sic prawdzie, lGeS:inaczej sic
mia}o.
w naszem zacofaniu / ia
nastycznie, jakoby najprz6d
Kr6lestwa Bozego Jego
chwa}y szuka6 naleza}o, ME.
zdo}alismy sic podniesc po
mad poziom zwyk}ej doskona7
-}esei. Ale dosko1a1osc byla
i inni ia oddawna posiadali /,
lubo zasady ich ma law ME
wychodzi}y. Blednym teraz
wzrokiem patrzymy wstecz ma
owe posadzania o szczercze
ma .,najlepszych kap}anach'
pope}nione, boil, ach! boil
nasze SERGE.
Ubozuchny zakonnik X.
Wincenty Barzyhski, Dyrek-
tor polskiej kopalni z}ota ma
.Stanis}awowie i w Kalifornii,
wraz z Przewielebnym X.
Doktorem kopytologii Will
helmem Grutza, vice-prezy-
dentem tejze kopalni rzeczy-
wiscie DUO niewinnie cierpie-
Ii i cierpia. Ia przyk}adem
tych dw6ch Wielebnych
urzednik6w, wielu innych
Wielebnych akcyonaryusz6w
kopalni polskiego z}ota po
koloniach amerykahskich je-
czy pod razami naszej niespra-
wiedliwosci. Sta}o sic! a &C
sic sta}o ME odstanie. Wszak-
ze MONA delikatnie b}agac Q
przebaczenie. Wybaczcie pre-
to wy nicwinne ohary naszego
fanatyzmu, przebaczcie mill
barankowie! Odtad inaczej
Was traktowaG bedziemy.
Widzimi sami, ze jestto g}u-
pota szukaG szczescia gdzic$
20 "a ob}okami W krainach
niebiahskich. Z}oto jest grun-
TEN. Me takie z}oto, jakiem
s}awny Redaktor Dz1EN.
CHIC. Szanowny Pan Nagie]
ma koszulce i pieluszkach
|,,poezye" swoje malowa}, ale
czyste, wonne, b}yszczace,
twarde z Iona ziemi z}oto.
Sw. Pawe} g}osi} s}owc
Boze, i z niedowiarkami dys.
putowa}, a robieniem namio.
tow czyli reczna robota na
zycie zarabia}. Nasz Wielebny
Viceprezydent Wielebny
l.Dyrektor r6Wniez rzemiosl sic
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

oZCZTSClClll pau 2uOCl IloI
ami Mkt ME zwroci} ma niego
uwagi.
Panowie wsiedli ma bryczke
= Ruszaj = pogoni} Maciek
konie. Ale droga z}a wiosny,
ME mozna jecha& szybko =
zawiezuje sic wiec rozmowa
pomiedzy szlachcicem panem
gubernatorem.
Wy pomiszczyki (obywa-
tele) e)-m6wi pomiedzy innemi
p. gubernator jestescie
niechetni Rosy,anom, ale lud W
tym ), priwiSlanskim kraju Jest
nasz, a w tenn nasza sl1a.
Szlachcic zaprotestowa}
wiecej gestem (skinieniem
rekD niz s}owem.
= Ch}opi = ciagna1 dalej
Moska1 - So "a rza d e m
i przeieci So wdzlecznosc1a
dla cara,
-By}o tax moze-odwazy4
sic zauwazyc szlachcic- = ale
tylko ma razie. Teraz skarza
sic ma brak jezyka polskiego
W szkole, ma uclsk urzednik6w
ma podatki, kt6rych dawniej
ME znali.
-Wot czto- zawoial zape-
rzony czynownik = onlby
kazdej chwili poszli naml
przeciwko wan. Oni juz nasl
-oni mic wsp6lnego z wasza
idea, z wasza Polska nigdy
ME mieli i ME maja.-A wot
doda} jeszcze-mozeby spytac
tego ch}opa, co z naml jedz1e
Szlachcic potwierdzil sklnle-
MEM g]owy.
Pan gubernator raczy} sic
najpierw zapytaG po polsku:
-Jak sic nazywasz?
-Maciek, prose }aski pana'
- Haraszo, a umiesz ty
czytat?
- Me.
No, niczewo. A powiedz
ty mnie go}ubczyk, zna)esz-l
ty, kto rzadzi naszym kra]em
Wien, rzek} Maciek.
- Zasmia}y sic tryumfem
oczy Moskala.
= No, wiec wiesz kto mad
nami panuje i jest naszym
najmilosciwszym panem!
WIEN - m6wi Maclek-
mas cesoz...
Haraszo, da, da-s. A
kochasz ty cesarza, he!
- Jakzebym ME mia} kochac ?
Okrutecnie 60 mi}uie.
Znowu spojrzenie pe}ne
tryumfu.
- A czy wiesz, jak sic
nazywa uasz cesarz?
= Cobym ia ME m1a1
wiedziec?
NO, a jak?Powiedz mnie,
milky ga}ubczyk!
"A Kosciusko sic nazywa!
Kosciusko mas kochany, co
siarcyScie bill tych selmoskich
bezboznik6w- zawo4a} chlopz
zspa}em i by} pewny ze
dogodzi} pauu gubernatorowl.
Zamilk} Moskal, ME smiac
skazac wlnnegoprzy szlachcicu
Ten zas ME mia} tryumfu W
oczach, lecz wielka radose W
lsercu!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
kpfs ksiazek. jake
KATOLIK ma preZent
Ofiaruie.

~ OBhALhOW Nh111oAN-
DARZ MAKYASKI no. rok 1899
doouaa 1u&,eenzi koloroaoea7ai
obrazanai, kt6rych jedeo pr&edsta.
eeia Ko$ciuszke, a drugs R'Senoj-
$eoietszq rodzine. = Cena 20 G.
p wEsohY WIERsZ0KLE,
ia. Powi1,szoa0oeso ma aoseetEle
prxygody ! zaprosiey qaa auese1e z
wielu obra9kanai 10 G.
81 PRzYGODY LORKA.
Ciekape opowiada'aie z c&us6eo sre :
dqioeoiecS'eych ~ Polsce 10 c.
~ POKRAKA cz4zsKiedy tgo c
to jes5 dobr2e. 20 c.
s. SKOWICzEK. Z6i6r pol
skich pios1eeh 1e1do'oych 10 c.
81 zyd aoieczsy tu5ocS 10 G.
n Testament Piotra Wieltae
40 8 G.
81 Pror roctwo M ic h :
d y, krolowej re SabY, 13 Sybl-
lll.....................". loo'
9)OJ JAMIE ward "
SKIM. wielkim czarowniku. l5c.
lO) Proroc wa o
P O Is ........ -. ..'' 1oc'
III Zywot Kosciuszki 2oc'
l2) Mecz II two
sw. Dz1ew1cy Krystyny. --... loc.
13) aszubl pod
w edn e m ........'.... loc.
l4) Ksi aze cz K a d |
dusz n a b 0 IN c h.---.. &C.
l5) Kantycz l...... Sc
Szanowni Abonenci niechaj
racza w liscie, w ktorym
przese}aia pieniadze, wyszcze-
g6lnic tytuly ksiazek, jake
pragna dostat, wybierajac tax
aby wartosc pozadanych ksla-
dek ME przewyzsza}a jednego
dolara dziesieciu cent6w.
a. lnnych kslazeczek, ]ak
powyzej wyszczeg6lnione, W
prezencie ME daiemy.
rw Kto, p}acac "a Kuto-
zka naprz6d, sam sobie z
powyzszego spisu ksiazek "a
s1.1o ME wybierze, tenn
poslemy w podarunku pierw
szych 7 ksiazek W tym splsle
reklamowanych, niby li1eram
pisanemi, t}ustemi cyfram
przy Genie.
~ Kto ma ca}y rok ma
prz6d zap}aci "a Katohka, ter
ma przese}ke prezentu ami cent?
nam nades}ac ME potrzebu]e
Przes}any mu bedzie pocztf
frankowany t. ]. bezP1a
tnie, w dom.
Ka1endar8 llarmO.
Kazdy abonent Koto1kt
moze teraz darmo cd ma:
dostat Kalendarz Maryahsk
ma uplywajacy rok 1854 -
dwoma luznemi obrazaml
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

DETROIT, Mich. - Dr.,
l{owlecki naznaczony zosta1
przez Rade Sanitarna do
prowaazenia dziennej inspek-
cyl W domach, gdzie ludzie
chorowali ma ospe.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

CHICAGO PAM Teo6la
Rzedsianowska obdarzyla swe-
go meza Fellksa Rzedzianow-
skiego, protesyi przykrawa-
CA, zamieszkaleg6 pr. 100.
w. Division ul. trojetami:
ch}opcem i dwiema dziewczyn-
kami. Oh. Rzedzianowski liczv
lat 81, iona iego 80.
PkACIC "a KATOLIKAl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
a. lnnych ksiazeczek, jak
powyzej wyszczeg6lnione, W
prezencie ME daiemy.

~ Kto ma ca}y rok ma
prz6d zap}aci "a KatoAko, ten
ma przeselke prezentu ami centa
nam nades}aG ME Potrzebu]e'
Przes}any mu bedzie poczta
frankowany t. ]. bezPfa-
tnie, w dom.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

S}uszne obawy CO do daz.
nosci cel6w Ligi sprawdzajq
sic. Menazer prowadzi pros.
taczk6w do Mosta, Rybakow'
skiego i djab}a.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-25
MANNERS OF Man.

From The Detroit Free Press.
Manners are important They mean
much in the world. They form large
element IN the success or failure OF
life. Yet. like all good things, they
are both over-valued and under-valued.
Il is human characteristic 20 judge
by appearances. and from them 10 draw
conclusions, even though the expert
ences OF life should teach US different
y. When we see man with N at
tractive personality and refined man
ners we have no hesitation in deciding
that his inner self. his character. must
correspond with his outer self, for few
people are able 70 resist the charms OF
polished and agreeable CONDUCT. Hap
PLY the natural conclusion j. most
often the true one. but we should not
forget that appearances are deeeitfuL-
and that the old saying that the broad
cloth coat hides The rogue i not always
untrue on the other hand, some of
the truest and best people IN the
world, men and women who are widely
known for their genuine excellence
their intellectually. their goodness of
heart, possess only the most indi1er-
ent and unattractive manners Even
tho1Gh they stand pre-eIninent IN aoil-
ity and character. We are apt "a harbor
unpleasant judgments against. them
because Of abrupt and unpublished con-
duct
When ve understand this we should
realize that a mans personal Geport-
ment i no; safe guide. We saau
learn that manners. while unqusstiorl-
sblv 20 - desired and cultivated should
neither be over-estjmated nor under
estimated There = a happv L-ec!una-
fortunate union OF cour schsracte-
Is - be preferred - polish n genuine
worth. but there = 10 good reason
whv The two should not be united
While sEch undue prominence should
rot De placed on manners a. - make
,nssn the cSief qualification Of sslc,-ess.
;hev should not 0n TIE 0.he- haDd- b,
de,y-ied s. frIrolOus OF soppisA zcrss-
SONS % earnest manhood To to-yive
man ever soci2l wee. - osndoEs
even hi- osfen--s against honor pr
aoue.tv- 20 sFDpSthizs Zslfh Hss we'll
use-7r@d pu1ishEne beesu=e - his
manner which attract and Ps-a-s al
eonsnx. q the reach ef rs influence,
are attitudes OF socse- s-z1-z -2-<E--
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-25
REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM.

Re-an7rn,ing tho Republican national plat
form of 1872. -.. ,,,.r;ot
Ism of our party is in i.self guarahlE 3I 70 aIo
nation that the interests of ITS defenders,
ibeir widows and orphans, VIII be lDeraIly
nsred for and we denounce thelr cruel anu
deliberate betrayal by the present Denocratlc
administration. n,,;
Second; We adhere TO the ttepaDilc@f,, . .n,t :, :,
doctrine of protection. and believe that lailH
avs should protect the products Oh the Iirih'
ls well a. of the factory ~;
Third: The American people favor bl-
netallism and the liepuhlican party demands
Ibe use OF both gold and silver as standard
.oney with such restrictions and under
inch provisions TO be determined Dy Ie@lsia-
lion as will secure the maintenance OF the
narity of lues of the two metals, ana thiiG
The purchasing and debt paying power OF the
dollar. whether OF gold, SILVER OF ptper' sndll IN
be at all times equal. The interests OF lne
Producers of the country, IFS farmers ana lls
Working men demand that the mines be OPEN
I'd fothecoinage of the silver OF Ihe nlIhc
of The United States. and that congress Should
enact a law levying a tax Oh lmportatlons OF
f.reipn silver sufficient to fully protect the
products of our own mines.
Eourth: We favor national ard state legls-
lstion for the encouI agement OF irrigation
Fifth: We denounce the present state adj
ministration for ITS violation of the laws and
conf empt of the courts. the corruption and
1nconpetencv of its officials, It's gross mis-
rlansgement of the state E:sutntlons, ana
tor the discredit il has brought upon the
GOOD name of the state. Ana we pledge Ihe
RepuhIic party and the nominees ol TINS
convention TO a faithful and economical dis
charge of all official duties and 10 strict
observance and an honest enforcement OF the
laws and to obedience TO the mandates OF lhe
courts.
Sixth. To the maintenance of these princi-
ples we invite the support OF all patriotic
citizens.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-25
DIsMoUNr FROM TIE PERCH

1t is amusing to see Democratic papers
trying to boom their candidates by BOOM
ing business. Like the boy with pet
lizard, they hardly know what to do
with their new tariff bill, but are in
duty bound TO stand by 1t, and fondle
and caress il if for no other reason than
that they wasted all their ammunition and
much valuable time to get it. They can
tell their followers that business was
never so prosperous and that 1--WE are
Just entering upon an era of prosperity
never before known in the history of
the country but all such assurances
will be taken by the general public with
large sized grain of salt. To tell a
man he is in good condition
when he is hungry, or TO
assure the merchant that he Is
prosperous when collections are not
sufficient to pay his bills, is first to in
sinuate that he is fool, and next to
perpetrate canard too absurd for be-
lief. 1t is fact almost unanimously
conceded by the business men of the
country that business is depressed. that
collections are hard, and that money has
accumulated in almost unheard of guam
titles, and remains idle for the sole and
only reason that the Democrats have
been trying to doctor our finances and
tariffs and made a fist of it. We have
it from most excellent Democratic au-
thority that their efforts in that under
taking were a complete failure, and that
bushes. III consequence of it, is abnor-
mally dull. II is the small
fry of the Democratic press
that persists III showing up this
green cheese of pIetense fer the moon
of genuine reform OF our tariff. 1t would
be more complimentary to their readers
TO deal in that class OF fiction which is
accepted as such, simply because il goes
bevond the limit of human credulfy.
The irony and the absurdity of the
J whole matter is in the assumption that
anybody believes word of this non
sense. Tell US of white black birds and
philanthropic mise-s. but don't serve up
this wormy chestnut of good times TIL
we have better evidence of their coming.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-25

side witha long pole run under his
arms, which are bent behind him A
similar pole is placed in the bend of his
knees, and on the ends OF this pole the
demons who torture stand and stamp,
pressing down the raw flesh of the vic
tim on this heap of jagged iron
Strangulation is an honorable death,
and very much mercy is thought to be
shown the condemned in permitting it
instead of decapitation. because the
method does not involve mutilation of
the body, which to the Chinese mind is
the height of disgrace in death. since
the body in recomposing itself in the
spirit world may get a head or MEM
bers not belonging to it
Decapitation comes next. In this, as
in all other execution routine, the ma.
tive military figures conspicuousiy-
On the morning of an execution may
be seen approaching the ground bansi
of soldiery. surrounding number, per-
haps twenty, miserable looking men
chained hand to foot with length
enough of cable only to permit walk
ing. Immediately on their arrival thou
sands of morbid spectators gather
around. The soldiery maintains the
Gordon more closely now, for the chains
and shackles are removed and the
prisoners have more freedom They
sit, stand, or lie or the earth coDversing
With those who come near.
They are now awaiting the decision
of his majesty, who that morning has
passed upon the list of sentences.
The scene of death in Pekin is called
''The Vegetable Market Place" Here
are three tents-one for the prisoners,
one for the officers deputed to attend,
and a third called the sword tent for
use of the executioner and his instru-
ments.
A touch Of mercy not in keeping with
the other barbaric methods has caused
the erection of the condemned tent"
where naught of the execution prepara-
tions can he heard By the criminals
awaiting,