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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27

ONE Of the most important meas.
ures of the last session of Congress
was bill, which became law, allot.
ting to some of the Western States
certain arid lands within their lin.
its, on the condition that such lands
shall he improved by irrigation. 1t
Is estimated that there Is more than
Il million square miles of land that
may be made ft for cultivation when
irrigated, but which Is practically
worthless now 1t is not likely that
the Western States will undertake
this work. 1t Is far more probable
that the Federal Government will be
called to aid 10 providing irrigation.
Powerful Hobbies, both In State and
national capitals, will lie organized
to secure the expenditure Of State or
Federal money, and after the work
Is done the lands can probably be
sold for more than enough to repay
the expense. Yet we are sure that
this Is a scheme which the Federal
Government cannot entertain with.
out injustice to older sections Of the
country. Free virgin soil of the West
has been competing with the roducts
of Eastern farms. How much more
fierce will this competition be ~ irri.
cation is to be provided ut Govern.
ment expense? We have in the
lands now under cultivation all the
food.producing capacity that this
country will need for many years to
COmo
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27

CALIFORNIA can grow richer than
Crnsus from Its fruit crops. They
are of uncOuntably more value to 1t
than all the gold mines between
Mount Shasta and San Diego.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27

A YANKEE has invented "a breach
OF promise monograph" with "a sofa
attachment" 1t records every sen.
tence and sigh OF the gay deceiver.
1t makes plain sailing In breach Of
promise cases.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27

The "hne wooded" includes the MerinO
and It's various families; the "me.
dium wooled" breeds are the South.
down, Hampshire, Suffolk, Shrop
shire. Oxford, Dorset, Exmoor, and
Cheviot; the coarse wooded" are tho
Leicester, Lincoln, Cotswold, Rom.
ney Marsh, L0nk, and Blackfaccd.
In general, this classification is &C.
Curate,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27

Chris Manner will be strong can.
didate for the RI publican nomina-
ton for City Treasurer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27

There are large number of lunk-
heads 10 the present City Council
who ought to be retired next spring.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27

lican, to interfere with the existing
tariff. lie says all that Is necessary
for a revival of trade is rest and
quiet from further legislative inter.
ference with business bases. This
will be sore blow to the calamity
hOwlers, who have been making capt.
tai out Of "the hard times" at the
expense U; the Demo; ratio party. 1t
will undoubtedly have ar effect even
upon our local election, but IL would
have much greater influence II the
election were held two months later,
when the revival In business will be
more general and marked.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

naszego przekonania moe
przedwczesnie, pamietajmy i
prosmy "a mimi, ably i oni
mogli tax jak my, choc juz ME
nami, Panu Bogu zaspiewac::
Allelujja!
Sami zas uczmy sic z tego
przyk}adu, ze powinnismy bye
gotowi kazdej chwili, abysmy
ME przyszli "a p6zno lub ME
mineli celu. Go tn many ma
mysli, kazdy czytelnlk6w,
znajacy obowiazki, jake mu
wypada wype}niG W czasie
Wielkanocnym }atwo zrozumle
Vice chwalmy Pana, ale
chwalmy tax, abySmy Z czy-
stem sumieniem przy dzwie-
ku piesni ojczystej mogli we
solo zaspiewac: Allie ia!
T a kie &C Allie luj a
r e dakcya KAToLIKA
zyczy wszy S t k m W O.
i m k o ch a nym czytel-
n / k o m, przyj a cio 10 m,
k o e P o n d e n t o m
W sp }pra o W n k o m.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
Wspomnienie posmiertne.
f
~2s&<S - b.

w Poloniia, raczej ma far
mie pod tax zwanym Korne-
rem, W Stanie Wisconsin,
umar} W dniu 10 Marca s.p.
Maciej Gosz -na dychawice. d
Zmar}y by} wielkim przyja-
cielem naszej gazety, tax
W1ARUsA, jak KAToL1KA, i
dopiero pare tygodni temu,
p}acac naszemu agentowi abo-
nament, powiedzia}, ze tylko
Smierc go z KAToL1K1EM roz-
}aczyc moze. Najlepszym to
dowodem, ze nieboszczyk by}
zacnym cz}owiekiem, dobrym
Polakiem gorliwym katoli-
klein. - Niechze mu Pan
Bog "a cnoty jego da niebo!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
z Pennsylvania.

WYOMING, Pa. Antoni
Lisiecki Antoni Szczesny,
zatrudnieni w Mount Look
out" kopalni, zostali ubieg}ej
srody rano wskutek eksplozyi
gazu W staszliwy spos6b po-
parzeni W twarz i rece. Me
szczesliwych odstawiono do
szpitala W Pittston.
HAZELTON, PA. = w
nowym polskim kosciele juz
ks. proboszcz B. Dembihski
odprawia nabozehstwo. Ure-
czyste poswiecenie odbedzie
sic 80 Maja, W Decoration
Day.
FREELAND, -Robotnik
Jan Nowak odni6s} przy piracy
W kopalni ciezkie uszkodzenia.
NANTICOKE, Pa. Ro-
dice, pose}ajacy swe dzieci
do szk6} miejskich, otrzymali
nakaz, by do dnia 20 Marca
zaszczepi6 dzieciom ospe, ina
czej dzieci beda mia}y wstep
do szko}y wzbroniony. =
Wkr6tce ma przybyt do Nan
ticoke nowy polski organista,
p. Wilinski Nebraska.
(G6rrslk.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
OMAHA, Nebr.

OMAHA, Nebr. - 126
familij polskich W Omaha juz
sic podpisa}o po raz drugi
prosza O powr6t wlel. ks.
Jakimowicza, a Biskup tez
zaprasza, ably ks. Jakimowlcz
wr6ci4 do Omaha; jako
ludziom powiedzia}. Wobec
tego linda werbuje ma swoja
strone Niemc6w, notorycz-
nych bezwyznaniowc6w
Apiast6w. Mozebna jednak,
jak powiada pewna osoba,
utrzymujaca korespondencyae
Z wiel. ks. Jakimowiczem, ze
ten nasz Ojciec do Omaha
powr6ci, ale chyba al po
Wielkanocy, i, jezeli partya
polskich warcho}6w tymcza-
sem sama sic ME pore,
nowy kosci6} tn pobuduje
przy Bankroft ulicy.
Lepsza wieksza czesc Pola-
k6w postanowi}a pozbyc sic war
chof6w i pozostawic ich przy ich
proboszczu dajcz-katolickim ks.
Breitkopfie. Ably zachecic wiel. ks.
Jachimowicza do objecia nowo "a
k}adajqcej sic parafi, obiecuje mu
od4qczajqca sic cd starego koscio}a
wiekszosc, ufajac mu zupe}nie, nawet
deed oddaG od swojej koscielnej
w}asnosci.
szkoda, ze stojacy juz mad
gro benz starry >. CzerWlnsK1 dat sig
cd Indy uwieSc zes}ab} we wierze.
Geese wieksza Polak6w W
Omaha, nawet wszy cy dobrze
katolicy, lekcewazac sobie
psie g4osy, KAro11KA prenumero-
wac czytac beda, bo jest pismem
najlepszem = pouczajacem i czysto
katolickiem = i kazdy dobry Polak
katolik W tym kraju powinien 60
mice " swoim domu po kilka razy
go czytac.
Il
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
II Stevens Point.

Demokratyczna konwencya
W naszem miescie odbedzie
sic W Engine House" Mr..
W sobote, "a Marca, o godzl-
ME 2giej Z po}udnia. Nomi-
nowani beda kandydaci ma
nastepujace miejskie urzeda:
ma burmistrza, dw6ch asesor6w
i trzech sedzi6w pokoju.
Kaukusy Demokratyczne
beda W piatek, % Marca. Q
POI do 8 wieczorem. w pol
skiej czwartej wardzie beda
te prawybory ma hall rodaka
naszego P. Okraja. Trzeba
tam g}osowa6 ma polskich
kandydat6w ma a1dermana i
superwizora.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

= sasiad6w, tam patryota
||scylinder wytarty oblepi sp.
,,kropid}em, . tam jak W arce
Noego, barany snem smacz-
saay1n zasypia6 beda ma wilczem
}onie, bo may sle cywizizeyeney.
Zaiste wznios}a to mysl.
Dotychczas zydzi sami siebie
robili skarbnikami. Teraz, ma
wet, MIN ligajeszcze otworzona.
luz str6zem skarbu narodowe-
Ego, mianuje sic "a fajne Pu-
|ryc. 3" DIVA lata temu ME
uda}a sic konedya trzydniowa
W Chicago, ma kt6rej maj
Eswietsze / najuroczystsze GO
Fnarady tylko puste odpowiada
echo. Teraz al zSanFrancisco,
Egdzie ME ma nj koscio}a pol
skiego, nj szko}y polskiej,
sypia sic listy pasterskie ma
mute: Ma b}ekitnem niebios
firmamencie!
w ostatnim numerze wydru-
kowalismy nades}any artyku:
wiernego cz}onkazjednoczenia
Katolickiego. Jako gazeta ME.
zalezna, ale katolicka, KAToL1k,
zgadzajac sic ma zasady owege
.artyku}u, ostrzega wszystkicE
pred }apka chicagoska. Tan
;'lalie chodzi o ojczyzne, nj {
wiare, tylko o najwiekszy Ia.
kon. Stare komedye ponownie
ujrza Swiat}o niebios w nowem
powiekszonem wydaniu.
KAToL1K jest "a wiecem
polsko-katolickim, ale ME "a
zjazdem amerykahskich szar-
latan0W.
ABONOWAC KATOLIKA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
WlELKANOC.

Jeszcze Swita, a juz wszyst-
kirni drogami i sciezkami
spieszy lud swiatecznie ubrany
do swiatyni Pahskiej, DO to
Wielkanoc. Koscio} sw. cieszac
sic zwycieztwa Zbawicielo-
wego mad Smiercia spiewa:
Otto jest dzieh, kt6ry uczyni}
Pan, cieszmy sic i weselmy
sic MIN, bo zmart wychwsta}
Pan z grobu, CO "a mas wisia{
ma drzewie. Alleluja.
Wielkanoc, to swieto maj
wieksze w narodzie izraelskim,
kt6re mu przypomina}o jego
tryumf mad tyranem, CO go
uciska} W jarzmie niewoli W
Egipcie, wybra} Pan J,ezus ma
swoje chwalebne zmartwych-
wstanie, ably Wielkanoc odtad
by}a swietem przypomlnaja-
Gem swiatu tryumf mad maj
wiekszym tyranem ludzi, jakim
Jest SrnierG. Trzeciego dnia po
niece jako Bog sam sieble
grobu wzbudzi} / zmartwych-
wsta}. Bardzo rano ME zastafy
iuz Pana ezusa w groble SIS.
niewiasty, CO wschodzle
s1oica przysz}y do grobu
namasciG jego cia}o naj5wiet-
sze. By}a to MaryaM Magdalena,
Marya Jak6bowa i Salome,
kt6re mi}owaEy P. Jezusa "a
jego zywota, ME odstapi1y go
przy Smierci i po smlercl
mi1owl6 ME przesta}y. Ia te
mi}osG Pan tez i'm najjprz6d
objawi} swoje znar5wychwsta-
ME. Przyszed}szy do grobu
zasta}y odwalony kamiell
gr6b otwarty. Z rozkazu Bo-
zego Ani6l ten kamieh odwa-
lii wsr6d silnego drzenia
ziemi, kt6rem przerazeni zof-
nierze strzegacy grobu, ma
ziemie upadli. Ten sam pose
niebieski ukaza} sic niewia-
stom, gdy wesz}y do grobu,
m6wiac: Jezusa szukacie Naza-
rehskiego, ukrzyzowanego,
wsta}ci, ME masz go tn, oto
miejsce, gdzie go by}o polo
zono. Wiekszego jeszcze
szczescia dostapi}a MaryaMag-
dalena, gdyz sam P. Jezus jej
sic ukaza}. Zoboczywszy go
mad grobem, rzuci}a mu sic do
n6g, ably je uca}owac. Me
tekaj sic mnie, rzek} do ME-
Zbawiciel. ale idz do ucznloW
moich powiedz i'm, zem
zmartwychwsta}, ale juz tylko
nader kr6tko goScit ,bede ma
ziemi. Magdalena pobieg}a
czem PREDICT zwiastowac Apo
sto}om te radosna nowine. Ale
i'm takze ukaza} sic P. Jezus
tego samego wieczora. Zamkll
sic oni W jednym domu z
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

a. Podr6zuje obecnie ola ma
szej gazety dw6ch agent6w, zpozw O.
leniem kolektowania abonamentu, a
mianowicie:
y Pan RudolfMicha}owski;b ;bedzie
W tvch dniach W Fairchild, Wis,
tudziez W GreenBay, Wis. ,iChicago,
Ill.
y Teofl Derdowski, bawiacy
teraz W Ironwood, Mich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
My sic
cywilizujemY.

: Powyzsze s}owa czytamy "
odezwie ma wiec lige. Sadzi
lismy dotychczas, ze jako ka-
tolicy, juz posiadamy ma tym
swiecie te nauke i ten pokarm
duszy W sakramentach Swie-
tych, ma kt6rych prawdziwa
cywilizacya jedynie istnieG
moze. Jezeli zaS rzeczywi$cie
zawinilismy, }atwo by}o z}e
naprawi6 poddaniem sic od-
wiecznym prawdom i przepi-
som Koscio}a swietego. w
para6ach tez polskich w Ame-
ryce lud prosty, ale niewinny,
uczu} potrzebe wcielenia chrze
scijjahskiej cywilizacyi, szak}a-
dajac liczne towarzystwa prak-
tycznych katolik6w. Wiele Z
tych towarzystw po}aczy}o sic
W wieksza ca}osG / stanowia
obecnie try powazne orga-
nizacye:: Zje d eni e
p. 0. B. S. J., Z je d n ocze-
ME p. 0. M. b. CT. i y nj a.
Wielka jednakow6z wiekszosc
towarzystw katolickich nieza.
leznie sic zachowa}a, z row.
nym, jezeli ME wiekszym po-
zytkiem ola og6}u.
Naraz zaczyna Z Chicago
trzaskac.
Bee wszelkich ceremonii
rzuca sic obelge W twarz to-
warzystwom organizacyom
polsko katolickim, jakoby
dotychczas wielka masa Po-
lak6w W 0 b}a ka niu szu-
ka}a mi}osci Boga, Ojczyzny
i ludzi. Panowie, krzyczy
Chicago,
= My sic cywihzwemay.
= CO by}o, bHo z}udzeniem.
Ma wiecu chicagoskim zajasni
s}ohce prawdnwej cywilizacyi.
Tam rabin poda reke mnicho-
wi, tam cudotw6rca usciska
pr6zna kieszeh, tam parafalny
osio}ek W cielece wpadnie
zachwyty, patrzac na szplcloW
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

sta}o. w tenn wszed} P. J Jezus
do Mich zamknietemi drzwiami,
i stanawszy W posrodku Mich,
rzek}: Pok6j wan, jam jest.
Ogladajcie rece mole i nogi,
izem ia tenze jest, dotykajcie
sic przypatrujcie sic, bo duch
ME ma cia}a ami kosci, jako
widzicie, ze ia nam. A to
rzek}szy, ukaza} i'm box, rece
i nogi.
Aposto}owie zobaczywszy
Pana zmartwychwsta}ego, kt6-
rego Snier6 meczedska op}a
kali, ucieszyli sic niezmiernie.
Przekonali sic teraz naocznie,
ze P. Jezus by} Bogiem, bo
tylko Bog sam siebie m oze
wskrzesiG, / ze cierpia} dla
wybawienia naszego ma krzyzu,
bo sam chcia}. TAX samo mas
zmartwychwstanie Pahskie
utwierdza W wierze W ezusa
Chrystusa, Zbawiciela naszego.
Bog zmartwychwsta}, a wiec
ME pr6zna nasza wiara, nasze
odkupienie nam zapewnione.
Boska jego nauka, boskie
jego wszystkie sprawy i czyny,
i on jest ub}aganiem "a grze-
chy nasze, a ME tylko "a
nasze, ale i "a wszego swiata.
Ciesz sic wiec, duszo chrzes-
cianska, ze masz TAXI funda-
ment WARY W zmartwychwsta-
niu Panskiem. Ale i TEN sic
| jeszcze ciesz, ze zmartwych-
wstanie Pahskie jest zadatkiem
przysz}ego zmartwychwstania ia
cia} naszych. Bog je zapowie-
dzia} i Bog go wszechmoc-
noscia swoja dokona ma wz6r
swego chwalebnego zmar-
twychwstania. Okropna to
chwila snier6, leka sic jej
najnizszy i najnieszczesliwszy
ma Swiecie cz}owiek, DO kazde-
mu zycie mile, bo kazdy
zycie namietnie kocha. Ale T.
Jezus zmartwychwsta}y te
okropnosci srnierci z}agodzH.
Wstajac z grobu, VIOLA on
niejjako do mas: bracia; dzieci
ludzie, ME lekajcie sic smiercl.
Jam jej zad}o skruszy}, jam ia
zwyciezy}. Ola was smierc jest
kr6tkim snem, po kt6rym
obudze was W dzieh og6lnego
zmartwychwstania.
Z tq pociecha, jaka wlewa
w nasze serca Wiara w zmar-
twychwstanie, rano wstajemy
do piracy ! wieczorem usypia-
my.
Ia tez pociecha osobliwie
powinny sic serca nasze
nape}nic, kiedy po d}ugim
czasie postnych rozmyslaf
znowu po raz pierwszy W
dzied Zmartwychwstania Pan
skiego zaspiewamy radosnie
Alleluja! Chwalcie Pana mad
Pany!
Wielu naszych braci
si6str tel radosci tu ma zlem1
ME bedzie mog}o juz nami
podzieliG, bo zanim sic jej
doczekali, Pan ich powo}a} do
innego zycia.
0 tych to zgas}ych, wedlug
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
ABONOWAC KATOLIKA
z INV POLSKICH
w AMERYCE,
DOKTOR NIETOPERZ,

DOKIOR NlEIOPERZ.
- DR.. Leon Wierzbowski
w Milwaukee zmieni} swoje
nazwisko ma Karl Wagner,
sedzia Johnson to przechrzce-
ME potwierdzi}. Podajaca te
wieSc Hiobowa gazeta angiel-
ska, zaznacza, ze pan doktor
ME wierzy W zmartwychwsta-
ME Polski - my zas dodaje-
my, ze musia} go opetat
dajwel okropniejszy, niz ten co
Bismarkowi kaza} wycierac
polskie nazwy kradzionych
wsi polskich, = DO rozum
nieopetany by}by go odwi6d}
Cd sromotuej operacyi zdarcia
z w}asnej persony uczciwego
miana swojskiego, ably sic
wystroic W miano cudze,
skradzione. lstny to
nietoperz Z bajki Ezopa;jeden
Z tych, kt6rych sic potem
oba obozy wypiera}y.
PORT AMBOY, NJ. =
Pan 1gnacy Paw}owski z New
Yorku rozdzieli} tn miedzy
uboga ludnosG $50 z sunny
$ 500 z}ozonej przez s}awnego
spiewaka polskiego Jana
Reshke.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. -
Zaburzenia W parafii tutejjszej
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

MAHONEY CITY, Pa. =
Pojawi}a sic tn nova gazeta,
pod tytu1em GAzETA LUDoWA.
Adres redakcyi: Gazeta Ludo-
wa, 4:39 w. Pine Str, Maho-
ny City, Pa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

sw. Stanis}awa B. i M. pre-
SHY W nova faze. Biskup
Clevelandski Najprzewiel. ks.
Horstman, wykla} z ambony
burzycieli parafii a razem z
mimi gazette, Jutrzenka", kt6ra
sic dopusci}a zbrodni wobec
koscio}a katolickiego, mama
wiajac Polak6w W Cleveland
do oderwania sic Cd koscio}a
i za}ozenia koScio}a ), niezawis-
lego" szyzmatyckiego!
(Baltimorska PoLoN1A.
w SEMINARYUM sw.
Franciszka pod Milwaukee
wyswiecony ma kap}ana kan
dydat sw. teologii W}adys}aw
Przybylski Z Milwaukee.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
DETROIT, Mich. -

DE KOI MICH. - ZG-
branie delegat6w urzadzaja-
cych obch6d Kosciuszkowski
zaszczycili swa obecnosciq
takze kap}ani polscy ks.
Romuald Byzewski / ks.
Dominik Kolasihski.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

bojazni pred zydami, / roz-
mawiali o TEN, co sic rano
sta}o. w tenn wszed} P. Jezus
do Mich zamknietemi drzwiami,
The Greenville times., 1894-09-22

Like gallant hidaIgo, he Offered q,
aid Henriette in her search h -
needed him-in short. he was N the
service of the mademoiselle
The following morning early Henri.
cite with an interpreter. went IN RoI
irer street to the address of the advo.
cate Guastelle.
No Guastelle was at the prmlo.
mentioned, not even an abooado in
the building. Nor was he in any of the
neighboring buildings.
AT No. la5 was a business aren,
named Carlos Figueras. They sought
hlm' but ell Senior Figueras knew no
advocate Guastella. He was sure
even' that there was nobody of that
name in the whole city.
There is a commission nareh,rt
Guastella, Ss San Martino street. You
might go and see him."
| Quickly they departed for this Guas.
tella. He assured them he knew moth.
ing OF what they asked him; had never
been written to by NJ. Thiebault at
havre, Of whose existence he was IL.
norant
In what anxiety, in what horrible
dilemma poor Henriette found herself
For two days. escorted BY her in.
terpreter, she secured the whole town.
visited all the abogados, lawyers, no
taries, courtiers, business agents. But
no Anibal Guastella, no Bardonnel
property-nothing.
NJ. Manoel Alvarez undertook to in.
troduce her TO the French consul.
Il regret exceedingly, MAIDEN.
oiselle," replied this functionary to
henriette, ito dispel such an agree
able Illusion, but II there had beer
here an unclaimed French properly
should have been the first to know It
and there is none. You have beer
made the victim Of hoax"
Henriette, when she returned to tn,
. hotel, followed the consul's advice b,
exploring her memory to find some
one who had personal interest il
expatriating her and in getting rid O.
her.
And she found some one withou
great difficulty. II was Leonce'
father, the old scamp OF a papI
Lecarpentier. Not a doubt OF II.
On her account Leonce had let slil
several good matches, a Mile. Coutois
OF Lisieux, among others Now they
wers scheming to make him MARI,
Mile. Hennequin, daughter OF mer
chant OF the Rue st. Sever. Nd
"For how many sous did he buy tn
completely OF that Havre lawyer Blu
wait, Just wait, old wretch! Their
are judges in France. They give dam
ages there. He laughs best who laugh
last
And boiling with indignation an
rage Henriette went back to the cor
sulate. and though without fund
asked to be sent back home.
They promised favorable reply I
her request, but she must walt
fortnight. No boat would leave 70
France before the end Of that time.
One evening as she was walking OF
the arm OF NJ. Manoel Alvarez, an
, telling him OF her notifications, tha
wealthy and seductive Spanish gentl'
man murmured tenderly:
/ "Enriquetta, mignon, ssppose, II
The Greenville times., 1894-09-22
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PICKED AND SORTED.

TREES are now felled in some places
by electricity.
Ir takes o snail exactly fourteen
days and five hours to travel mile.
ONE pound Of sleeps wool is capable
of producing one yard OF cloth.
THE most ancient coins are OF cleo
trum, four parts Of gold to one of silver.
OVER seven thousand men have been
sheltered at one time beneath the
branches of the banyan tree.
THE Gould brothers paid twenty-five
thousand dollars for the Vigilant, but
the boat originally cost one hundred
thousand dollars
The Greenville times., 1894-09-22
nIIscellaneous.

The fall tern of the State University
began last week with an enrolment OF
236 literary and % law students, tho
largest attendance since 1850. Many
prominent men from over the State were
present. Addresses were made by
Judge Hill, Gov Stands, Rev. P. G.,
Sears and Col. j. L. Power.
A murder case, tried in the circuit
court at Fulton, which has created con-
siderable interest in that section, has
seen terminated by verdict OF not
guilty by the jury after being out but a
few hours. The case was the State VS..
Milford Pennington. charged with kill.
ing Henry Mann in Itawamba County
In March, 1898.
Two Intellectual attempts were made
one day last week to burn the residence
OF Justice j. L. Spinks Of Meridian.
Suspicious pointed to negro girl about
IA years old named Mary Susan Kill
patrick, who was engaged as nurse for a
family living in an adjoining house.
She was arrested, and upon being closely
interrogated by the officials acknowl.
edged her guilt
The farmers in the section around
Madison Station are very despondent on
account OF the continued heavy rains
and high winds. The cotton crop is se-
riously damaged.
The annual reunion Of the surviving
members of the Fifteenth Regiment Of
Mississippi Volunteers took place al
Eupora last week. Col. James Il. Bin
ford, commander, was present, with
about seventy-five members. The mayor
extended the hospitalities of the city
in . well-timed address, and was re-
sponded to by Commander Binford, who
dwelt upon the valor and noble deeds ol
this historical old regiment.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-22
SOUTHERN eLEANINes.
aormons Not Wanted.


Mormon missionaries are nowhere
welcome in North Carolina. and have
oeen chased out of a number of eoun-
Ties. Last month four of them were at
work IN Guilford county. They con
Quoted their work mostly among the
most ignorant country people, and
always held their meetings at
night. News of their work spread,
ana fifteen prominent farmers Of
lhat section determined the Mormons
should go. They were not disguised.
Two had guns. They went in daylight
10 the house of James Banister, where
they found the four Mormons. They
notified the latter that they must leave
AT once, and said they would escort
them out of the county. They de-
elared no violence was intended. but
that the Mormons must go. The latter
We're placed on horseback, and the pro-
cession moved off. The Mormons were
SO pleased that no violence was
done them that they compli-
mented the regulators. No more
was thought of the matter until
recently, when some Guilford county
people who were friendly with the Nor
mons swore out warrants for all the
regulators. Their attorney said plain
ly that no jury in the state would con-
Wet them, as public sentiment was in
line with them and heartily condemned
the Mormons. A complete exposure OF
Mormon practices and of their secret
work at night was made, All the de-
PENDANTS were acquitted, as they had
done no violence.