davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-11
P3&&& 8 B 3 j.

Po mad Tatr6w snlezne szrzyty
Wz|ecia{ orzef szybkopi6rY,
I W obfokach 1akby wryty,
Patrzaf ma d6f hen tam z CORY.
[ SVEN ckiem bvstrem. mocnem
Siega} Euxynu brzeg6w,
I W k,erunku g,lzieS p%6tnocnem
Az do Wis}y kretych bieg6w.
Wjdziaf borv, lasy, gale,
W'dz!a} }aki, lyme pola.
Bystre r>eki i ruczaje,
Jak sic rlonem zfocl rola.
Wldzla{ miasta on bogate,
Wldzia1 zamki, slola w1oski, .
[ wjesniaka widzia} chate,
Jak to mleszka lud on boski.
I gdy patrzaf bYstrem okiem
Krol on WYNN, - kr6l wolnosri,
Dostrzeg} mocnem swojem wzro-
Lkiem,
WIele clerpieh sr6d %ludzkosci.
Kazde oko tam plaka{o; -
Wszystkich usta sig modify;
Kazde SERGE ]akby drga}o,
Zycla, gdY ustaia silly.
Chcieli rece wznles6 do g6ry,-
Chcleli wolno ruszyc noga, -
Okiem tylko patrzeG W chmury, -
Screen tylko czu6 co NIGGA. -
A kajdany ciezkie, srcgie,
Juz stuletnle zardzewiafe,
Krepowa}y te n1ebogie,
Meczenn,kow daily chwa4e.
T.
Patrza4 orze4 fzawem okiem,,
Nieblos opuscl} lazury, -
Pred tax smutnYm tlm w.dokiem
w Tatr6w magic skryf SIG CORY.
Tam on m,eszka, czeka chwlll,
Kiedy widok sig odmlen1; -
Potem lot oa sw6J. mysjli,
Do niebieskich hen! przestrzeni.
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-11
pOSZUKUJEMY

honorowego cz}owieka, maja-
cego wiele znajomoSci W
.koIach katolickich. Moze cd
mas zarobic Cd $1,000 do
$500 tygodniowo, oddajac
sic r6wnoczesnie zwyk{ym
swoim zajeciom.
Kto chcia}by spr6bowac,
niechaj sic zg}osi do mas,
.piszac pc polsku, niemiecku,
lub argielsku, pod adresem:
M, KAUL & co.
1913 w. Adams Str.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-11
Eoha z Bay City.
2 Paz,jz
S2anowna Redakcyo!

k
Pc. owei g}upie] rezolucyl
kropidlarsklej W Clevelanl S IL sic
volt naszych kropldIarskich
warcho}6w do wytepienia Katozika
z parafi wle]. X. Proboszcza
Matkowskiego. Ale volt wnet
sobie p6ldzie, DO juz i W'e|ebny
X. Proboszcz i Na]przewieIebnieJ-
sly X. Biskup chetnie by sic go
pozbyIi, a Kotollkoui W mlescle
naszem AMI jednego abonenta ME
ubedzie.
w jednej z .poprzedn1ch ko-
respondencyj zaznaczono pdnn21~Y
innemi, IL tn brak ludzi MORA. To
ME prawda. Many tn ludzi bardzo
zdolnych i Wy kszta}conych. Leyz
ci ne chca sic narazac ia podej-
rzy~ama. Skoro sic bowen W
jaklej gazecle ,,uiekropid}arsklej'
logicana korespondencya q awi, to
,,naiserdeczniejs," zaraz ma Gale
garl}o wrzeszcza: to ten bezboznik
S (mla}ek), Tub ten a ten. u kogo
soble iak2 uraze urolll. q warchol-
skle charity natychmiast gotowe
tego lub owego niewinnego c2}o-
wieka na kawa}ki porozdz'erac.
Mylic,e sle> panow1e, iezell podej
rzywac1e paua S. lub p. Z.(arem
By, il by]1 autoraml s}awnego
-,,Bumtarrara"- 70 SO ~zupe}oie
niewinri spokojni ludzle,
Me %draznijcie | ME przesladuj
Gle tych panow spos6b pogahsk'
a bedziec,e mogli spok"inie Easy
p,aG. Korespondencye taki'
wychodza Y zupe&me lnnego zrodta.
Pisa .je tak5e ludz'e, co Swat
znai9! A c>emuz gnnewac SIC "a
prawde, kiedy sic n. y. p'sze:
Tu w Bay City warcAoIy kro-
pidtarsk1e SIG juz doskona|e nan-
czy}y oszuklwat swych Yodak6w,
DO pod k:npidlarska protekcya,
k"pujq GA borg evil ma kslazke OF
poISkjch kramarzy lyle roz,nal1eyo
towaru, lie otrzymao mega, a
potem ME zap}ac2, tylko 'nnego
to samo spr6buja, a gdy I'M sig t"
juz w1ecej ME uda, ida do obcych
"a got5wke knpowac, a polSc\
przemys}owcy NIGGA sobie 'sc d"
boru. - Z taxa praktyk2 dalek"
ME zajdziecie, na]m'ls1! Wsays;ko
ma sw6] koniec!! Ma wet rodakowl
Tuczyns&iemu sic juz d}uzej zlc
n t ch1lafo, b. sig pow'esl}, a
,nnego Polaka kolei ~zelazna pre-
jechata.
Tymczasem przestane. ale sic
ME gn:ewaj cie IA bystrego
AROUSE.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-11

pc sumie tenze pc polsku. o godz.
Sci y. poi. Wbny KS. St. Ossowskl
5. L. G. odprawi1 N,eszpory i
nauke. O 7mej w1ecz. ~dzwiecznym
gfosem ooprawi} komplete ks.
Po}uj ansk', kazan,e zas wyg1osl1 ks.
Ossowski. lax, nczen,e %n1edzle]ne
odpraw;f ks. Kan. Jan Machnikow.
ski.
p~mtdzia'ek 0 Sci rano
odrra~l5 jutrzn'e lnie wszedzle
zwyh'4) ks. Ossowsk,, a ma ch6rze
sp;eva} ks. Jak'mowlcz, kt6ry wy
g}us:] nnt'epne kszan;e 30 ~4osku.
Potem nastapi}o przyjecie dzieci w
liczb,+ 25c'u, przygotowanych przez
panne Ide Jakimow1cz do plerwszei
komn>'i. o godz. Gel msze spiewai
ks. FreneI, kt6ry wyg'os,} kazanie
pc niemiecku. O godz. 101 odprawi}
SUNG ks. Poiujanskl ] miaf kazanle
do braci Lit~ in6w, llcznie zgro-
%madzonych jch jszyku ojczystym.
0 godz. Sci nieszpory 81 O godz.
7e] kompleta, podcaas ht6rej Pre-.
ks. kan Machnltn~ 81, przepiekne
miaf kazanje, zaA' newt zas uro-
czYstosG ma ten u>.,h bny ks.
Dr.. Barabasz.
We Wto'rk D. go y: zdz. W
tym Nan'Ym p"r, qdku ,uLy}o sic
naboze nstwo. k:@anie pn polsku
m'af Wlbny Ks. Mar>an Kopytkie'
wicz, q po tt wsku Wbny Ks.
Po}uianskj. Sung Sp).va1 ks. DR..
Barabasz, njes>}"ry zsS m1a{ ks.
Ossowski a nauke KS. Jaklmowicz.
0 lei ks. Moev,e5e orprawl{ kom-
plete, podczas kt6r' H.. DR.. Bara-
basz Wznlosle l do selr;t wzrusza1a.
CO Mai kazsn1e.
konkluzye u~""rzysto5ci 4Osto
g"dzlnnego nabczenstwo odpravif
Najp1zew1elebn1ejszv ks. Koch,
w'kary jeneralny Harrysburgskle1
oYe<ezy'.
Zaznaczyc n%alez7, re kazanie
@lltewsk'" I>y{y potrzebne i suafy sic
!mrtzo ~h'1>vstne, DO HE ma1a llczba
naszvcL ift,i Lstw,n6w przystapifa
i rSw. sp9~>rdz', i to okazuje, re.
Pciacy s>an"j* Lltwinow i prawdzl-
vie ich cen'q jake swych pobra-
tymc6" vsp6}rodakow, a re 7ak1s
poigiowrk moze NE by1 z tego
zadowoIuny, tam he udowodnl MIC,
prdcz swej ~w1asaej gfupoty, a re
l. twini Z Po]akam! zawsze W
MI. Carmel wsp6]nie %pracowali
dla "g6lnego dobra, zasiuguja
ma naiwyzsze i u~zanowa-
ole. d.
CzesG vice ~4ochnnym i'raclom
Litwinom, co w po)sAim knS clele W
hasZeJ urocz>stosci uIzia1 Lrali.
Parafa Mt. Carmel z Wlb. ks.
prohoszczcm T. Jakimnwlcz ma czeIe
serdec>ne sk}adn ,,Bdg zap}ac''
wsz,stk'm Wlb. Ksl4zom, kl6rzy z
tduchowna pomoca do Mt. Carmel
r~oSrjrszvli.
IA. CZAJOR 10 Polsce Z L twie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-11

sic, PREY zamknietych drzwiach.
= laden z miejscowych I'D
wokat6w ME podia} sic obrony
meczennik6w "a wiare sw.,
kt6rych 100 jest uwiezionych.
Wiezniowie dostawieni beda
do wilma pod sllna eskortq.
W kajdanach. Obroncami ich
sd Moskale: Urusow ian
drzejewskij. Utin zas zmar}
swie1o, niestety, a by} to
dzielny obronca.
Ze panuia u mas zimna,
niema dziwoty, tembardziej,
ze sniegi czesto W Galicyi o
tel Lore padaja. Ostatnie
spadly sniegi IS Wrzesnia ma
Magorze, w Tuchli, oko}o
Skolego.
w Sorbonie Par, skiej u.
%kohczy}a z odznaczeniem wy
dial matematyczny dr;'ga Z
r:edu jake licencjatka war
szawska parma Marya Sk}c-
dovska.
Helena Modrzejewska ba
wiaca obecnie w Londynie,
podobno ma Niecej do Anne.
XII ME %powr6ciG, lecz jak
zapewniajq, osiqs6 ma U
krewnych swego meza W w.
Ksiestwie Poznar1skiem,
Zapowiedzianv ubieg}q
niecziele wzlot balonu przez
znanego aeronaute warsaw.
skiego
od}ozouo do czwartku, kt6regc
to dnia O godz. s wieczoren)
udal sic znakomicie. p. Say
mahski spad} Z spadochronen
ma pole, "a trvbuna,ni wyscl-
gowemi. 20 Wrzesnia, l9k
doni6s} telegram Z krakowa
7ma1} w podziemiach w~iellckich
podczas wycieczki poznahskie],
or. R6aycki Z Chelmna.
Polacy Z Baltimore dopiero
niedawno wys}ali swe okaz>
ia Wystawe do Lwowa.
Pr2es|ano przedmioty nastepu-
jace: Wielkie album z zycia
Polak6w W Baltimore, Nd,
pieknie oprawne, zawlera}ace
!<ilkadziesiqt rycin -Roczn'kl
Pozoni1. Niklowy Model pa1en-
towych spinaczy kolejowych p
S a a (awa wagony l szyny)
Kolekcya obraz6w fabrykl
konserw6w M. Wagnera.
Ostrzygi, iarzyny, owoce pc
}udniowe it'd, w puszkach.
Skrzynia obraz6w Z fabrykl
konserw6w wydawcy P0zovl,
OBJ Wladys}ava Welzanta W
Novel Warszawie." Groszek
kukurydza, pom1dory it'd. w
puszkach. - frzedmioty te
nadesz}y dopiero w zezz|ym
t; godniu. - Lepie poi
n 0, n ia y!........
Prokuratorja, lak w Krako-
vie, tax i we Lwowie, 20
wyjezdzie cesarza re Lwowa
zacze}a sobie bryka6 / mszczac
sic, (z}osliwi m6wia. ze nie
otrzymali cd cesarza order6w
i odznaczeiE konhskowa}a
wsp6inie Z policya, nsjpowaz
nieisze dz,enniki "a lin kr y
m inowane artyku}y'
Takiej kon6skacie uleg}y
Kuyjer La0ovs&i, P'zeglqd,
Noua Refor7na w Krakowie j
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-11

" ~~S
mianowicie odkad rzadowy
Warszawska Dnaewmik (mos-
kiewskie pismo) wyczytat W
nr. 1oI CEasu artYku} P. t.
TX winieu"? zawieraja-
cy, opr6cz innych oszczerstw.
wiadomosc O rzekomych
skladkach W Warszawie ma
skarb narodowy (?D 5000.
Me nalezy tez pomijac
smutnych / bolesnych zarazem
fakt6w,z re w Galicyi jest masa
yPolak6w" ma zoldzie mos
kiewskim; "a rubelki r6znia
braci naszych sieja niezgode
pomiedzy Polakami aRusinami.
Zbankrutowany sz(achetka
nicjaki Chrzanowski, kt6ry
pr7ehulal majatek W Paryzu
Jest tn ma zoldzie moskiewskim,
a pislna tutejsze polskie wy
razaja sic 0 konsulu moskiew-
skim jak nailepiej, piszac:
raczy} odwiedzic wystawe
konsul rosyjski, a sekretarz
jego bywa TIL codzieh" -
wstyd doprawdy, re tutejsza
prasa zajmuje sic mimi i
kadzi tym szpiegom mos
k;ewskim i siepaczom cara,
kt6rego chwile sa policzone.
gdyz correspondent berlihski
wczoraj telegr ficz1ie donosi:
- ,,Gdyby nawtt ME b,}o
bIiskiego niebezpieczenstwa, TO
iednak okolicznosti bezWat-
pienia wskszn,a ma to, be W
rozstroju bedacy ely STAN
xAT0vsisa cara, prze1
wz,uszenia moralne, maj4c
swe zr6dIo w przykrych sto-
sunkach familijoych, znacznir
sic poeorszy}, i nalezy w mai
blizszym czasie oczekiwaG 4
dworu rosyjskiego waznych
wiadomosci'. - W kazdy;n
razie. iezeli zejdzie Z tego
swiata despcta moskiewski car
Aleksander III - naturalna
Tub nienaturalna snierci2,
oczekiwac nalezy jakjegoS
przewrotu la lepsze Ola mas
- Polak6w, gdyz syn jego,
obecny nastepca tronu, wyra-
zil sic do OLGA, re o tron sic
ME dobija i korony chetnie sic
zrzeknie.
Cholera teraz w Warszawie
i Galic>i ustaje. Zas}abnieG w
W Galicjl by}o przesz}o 1000
- Z tych zmarIo $500.
w d. IL wrzeSnia, pa
,,uczczenie imienia cara (?!)
odb}}o sic w Warszawie ma
Saskim placu poswiecenie
prawoslawne cerkwi. Opis tego
aktu, ma1aceQo charaktt r
woj,k owo pre- wos}avny "a
m'eSci}v polskie dzienniki
warszawskie ia czele pierwszej
stronnicy w doslownem jedno.
brzmiacem tl6maczeniu
Dnlermlka WarszaWskaMo.
Aresztowania W ca}ej Rosyi
So ma porzadku dziennym. Pc
dis jest osadzonych W r6znych
wiezieniach ,jak w Petersbur2u,
Moskwie, Orle, Niznim NJ
wogrodzie, Rostowie mad Do
nem, Smclensku, Odesie,
Samarze, Kazaniu, Grodnie,
- przesz}o 700 os6b. Wlda6
zatem, ze Rosjanie .r6wnie2
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-11

czennicy CT p~odejmowani tn
byli nader goscinnie. - Ma
spotkanie tych ludzi, kt6rzy
przele wall krew "a wolnosG,
wyjecha} .r6wniez i nize)
podpisany.
Ed. L. KOEAKO WSKL.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-11
/ WYStaWY IWoWSkiej.
IKorespondemcyo w2asna
KATOLIKA).
Lw6w, p Wrzes. "a
g II

Lw6w, % Wrzes. "a.
Szancwny Redaktorze!
Wystawa ma sic juz &u
kohcowi; w dniu 10 pazdzier-
nika nastapi zamknie
Gle.
Ciagnienie los6w wystawo-
wych odbedzie sic 27 wrzesn7a
= w tym tygodniu @
godzinie 8 mel wiecz6r, w
hall muzycznej ma pIacu Wy
stawy, obecnoSci rejenta.
komisarza policyjnego cz}on"
k6w Dyrekcji. Numera wycia-
gao beda 3 sieroty. Losowanie
potrwa oko|o 2 godzin. Wy
granych jest 2,2o4. G}6wna
wygrana - kamienica, war
toSci 90, 900 z}r.
" kasynie mieiskiem 16
BIN. odby} sic banHiet "a
czesG gosci Z Wielkopolski,
Udzial bra}o W tym bankiecie
256 os6b. By}o tez. wiele pan
Z Wielkopolski. Pierwszy toast
wznios} prezydent 'niasta
Lwowa, p. Mochnacki, wv
m e mi}oSci brater
|skiei' IA czesG Wielkopolan
kt6rym zEozy} hold. Ksiaze
Sapieha pi} na czesc tych,
kt6rym ME wolno przybyc do
mas, a kt6rych >w;dzi oczyma
duszy. Przemawial take i +.
J6zef Koscielskj, ktory zakoh-
cyl swa move toa>tem ia
tutejszych MEOW pol!tycznych.
= Platon Kostecki (senior
lwowskich dziennikarzy, starzec
z~as]uzony postepowy narodo-
vice, redaktor dzjennika
Gozety Narodouej) pi} ~ a
W olnosc nasza, a s q
i mir wan a.. Prze~
mawial takze ks. Arcybiskup
Isakowicz. Drodzy oam
ggoScie wyjechali w poniedzia}ek
abieg}y (dzis tydzied) d. II
bm. Wielkopolanie w Krakow1e
zabawili diva dni i zwiedzilj
osobliwosci grodu starego
Kraka.
Dnia 20 b. m. zmar} We
Lwovie, po Ailkudniowej cho-
robie, utalentowany literat i
dziennikarz Jan Zengtelter,
pisuiqcy pod pseudonimem
,,Jan Zdara" S. P. Zengtellter
pochodzii Z Kalisza, Kr6l.
Polskie. Geese lego pamiec'!
Dnia 21 wrzesnia przyby} do
Lwowa arcyksiaze Franciszek
Ferdynand d'Este, (nastepca
tronu). Zatrzyma{ sic w hotelu
Zor7a. Oh usci! Lwow w ME
dziele, zwiedziwszy Wystawe
i rome istytucje. Wynids} ztqd
jaknajlepsze wra7enia i wyraz,]
swo)e zdziwienie co do Wy
stawy, kt6ra przesz}a Jego
oczekiwauia. Arcyksiaze
powiedzia}, re cesarz i ojoiec
lego, arcyks. Karol Ludwik,
chwalili bardzo wystawe, i
pytal, czy to prawda, re u mas
noszq jeszcze i cenia stroje
narodowe? Ksiaze Sapieha
odpowiedzia}, re w istocie
TAX jest.
w Toruniu zacze}a wycho.
dzic Gazeta Codaienna pod
has]em: ednoScia i!
Redaktorem odpowiedzialnym
,o-+ , Pr.icLi
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-11

PLACIC "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-12-28

The extent of the corruption in the New
York police department which the investi
CATION by the LeXow committee has re.
vealed is shown by the summarized state
ment that in the officials thus far implicated
are two commissioners and two ex-commis
sioners; three inspectors and one ex~t
spector; twenty captains, two ex-captaiI
seven sergeants, six detective sergea,
and detectives, twelve wardmen and /,
wardmen and twelve patrolmen. BIZ. 5
these police officials a number of 9th w.
partment officials are implicated Tngdt-
tenness is beyond belief, and almd aayy5e-
yond Imagination. Ill,!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-12-28

A significant event in New York on
Christmas day was the celebration of relig-
ious services by Rev. Dr. McGlynn for the
first time since Archbishop Corrigan re-
moved him from his charge of It. Stephens
church eight years ago. The church of the
Holy Cross was the scene of the deposed
priests formal reGntry into the duties of
ecclesiastical life. Although Mgr. Sotalli
restored him to priestly functions the arch
bishop refused to give him a charge; but
Sundays event indicates reconciliation in
that quarter also.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-12-28

what We Can Do.

WYE can throw plank into the river where
w there is a man struggling, and IN danger or
death bv drowning the river is cold, and after he
has the plank he does not care enough for his life
10 even try to get to the shore. though perfectly
abIe he NAV become 10 benumbed that he will
even now perish. We can provide the - hungry
man with food but we cannot swallow FOR him.
If he has not regard for his comfort and health
enough to do that part of the business he may
starye We can open the window and let in
fresh air but if the angry infant insists in hold
ING its breath" perhaps he will turn black in the
face and cease to breathe. We can wake the
healthy boy in good shape IN the morning. but If
he win not get up he will be lat's TO breakfast.
We can take away the awful craving for drink
from the inebriate but if he is foolish enough TO
try to use the ght drinks aud drink beer, and
gi1per ale and 9th, wash he will, bye and bye,
Eel back lust whe. he was when we took him.
I'VE have no patience with such fellows 1t sim
nlv shows that the money and sympathy spent
on them was wasted That's all. We can cure
men But to cure men w must have men 10
cnre These fellows who cannot get along with
out some kind Of slosh bettef not try to be men
WIN gladly ref5r yoTr to aany whom we RSot Rayt
tleboro, Vt D. l.. Griggs' Secretary
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-12-28

The L bw before the House of Repre-
sentatiH 10 protect public forest reser-
vation.sS lbs the support of the American
Forest association. 1t provides for the
proteGdY of the forest reservations, which
now iooSStde nearly Is, 100000 acres, by the
use cgooe army which has proved its eff
Glen 1psDr this work in the Yellowstone
parI ID Yosemite. The secretary of the
int is empowered "to make such rules
an EQUATIONS and establish such service
an II insure the objects of such reserva-
tn I, namely to regulate their occupancy,
entilize the timber of commercial value,
acF to preserve the forest cover from de-
bs sIctiOn." The secretary is also empow-
ant to have cut and s0ld such timber on
,w reserved lands as he shall approve,
srovided that it shall first be shown that
'uch cutting will not be injurious to the
public interests. The proceeds of the tim
Der sold are to be converted into a special
fund to be expended in the care and man
agement of the forest reservation. The
bill has been opposed on two lines, one
that it gave over the forests to the lumber
men to work their will on, and the other
that it would prevent the legitimate de
mand for timber from being satisfied. The
forestry association has examined both of
these objections and has found them
groundless. 1t regards the bill as dealing
justly with all parties in interest, gives it
its approval and urges members and all
friends of forestry to cooperate to secure its
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-12-28
To Test the Income Tax.

John G. Moore, a New Yorkmn nSker,
has begun suit in the supremgpturt of
the District of Columbia to test e pconst
tutionality of the income tax. ! Moore
is a director in the Western Ih5n tele-
graph and various other corporTnsns. His
action is in the form of a peld1n for an
injunction to restrain the conf 'ssioner of
internal revenue from colleceS the tax.
The complainant sets forth baslt he is a
shareholder in various corr Ikltions that
pay him dividends. In adch on to these
dividends the complainant H.s an income
in excess of $4,000 on wwh, unless re-
strained, the commissione'a9il assess and
collect , per cent. As tleea corporations
from which Mr. Moore Cys his dividends
will be compelled to pay ntjer cent on their
net earnings, he maintaii that it is illegal,
unjust and unconstitut' nal to assess him
again. Moreover, theo Jew law "wholly
eXempts such personshfrom taxation as
aforesaid who have Of income to any
amount up to and not n excess of the sum
of $4,000 per annum, ael thereby your com
plainant, and all othog in the same condi-
tion with your comIe inant, are denied the
equal protection of aye law"
Ex-senator Edn,, nds is Mr.. Moore S
leading counsel, al the bill was drawn by
him. 1t is entire safe to say that Mr..
Edmunds regards i3e income-taX feature of
the new tariff lawIls unconstitutional, and
looks toIsee the &C lrts so declare. The case
will ultimately go'to the United States fu-
preme court, beyond question. Ordinarily
it would take year for it to be reached in
that tribune, out in view of the import
ance of the issue involved it will be an
easy matter to have it advanced for early
hearing and decision.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-12-28
Take the FOurth-CIass Offices Out OF
Politics.

Politics.
Praise is justly given Mr.. Cleveland for
the advance steps taken by him in putting
an increased number of government en-
ployes under the civil service rules-steps
which have led some of his friends and
supporters to predict that the end of his
term will see practically the whole govern
ment service under its rules. While this
subject is under favorable discussion, the
Boston Civil Service Reform association
urges that the reform principle ought also
TO be extended to the fourth-class post
offices. In this connection the journal of
that city says that Congress already has be-
fore it a well-digested and simple scheme
Of reform in the Lodge bill, which would
take all the fourth-class post-offices out of
politics. If Congress were in earnest in
the matter, it could put this bill through in
As hours, and no one doubts that President
Cleveland would gladly sign it..
The Lodge bill provides for a system OF
district inspectors, themselves appointed
under a non-partisan plan of examination
and certification, whose reports upon the
efficiency of postmasters of the fourth
class would be the basis for their retention
removal or promotion. The postmaster
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-12-28

The Harvard Annex has had very re-
markable development in the few years of
its existence, up to the time, the present
year, when it became Radcliffe college. It's
place today among our wOmen's colleges is
conspicuous. Miss Helen Leah Read, one
of the most scholarly graduates, has an il
lustrated article upon the college in the
January number of the New England
magazine, giving an account of its growth
and describing its work today.
The man who has been longest in the
civil service of this government is Isaac
Bassett, the acting assistant doorkeeper of
the United States Senate. Sixty-three
years ago Wednesday Daniel Webster had
Bassett appointed page in the Senate,
and he is yet able to attend to his official
duties. 1t is nearly 52 years since the
confidential" Office Captain Bassett now
holds was created for him and he took the
special oath administered to senators and
the few officers who are permitted to be in
the Senate during secret sessions. 1t is
said that from that time he was never but
once excluded from the Senate chamber
during secret sessions. This exception was
when, about two years ago, the Senate was
investigating for the purpose of finding
out the leaks by which the secrets of the
Senate had been divulged.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-12-28
4 RemnrknbIe Sentiment.
From the New York sun.l

Those who recognize the profound wis
dom and far-reaching significance of the
everyday utterances of Mr.. Cleveland, can
exercise their intellectuals over his speech
at Georgetown, S. c., on Saturday:
Southern hospitality is noted, and
justly. 1t is not the first time | have en-
joyed it, but let me say that | have always
esteemed it the more because l have felt
that it was the underlying principle OF
American citizenship"
Southern hospitality the underlying prin-
ciple of American citizenship! 1t is great
thought, if a new thought, and it will re-
pay the most careful study and the most
reverent eXegesis.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-12-28

The Probate Court for Said District.
To all persons interested in the estate OF JOHN
C. FRENCH, late of Jamaica, in said district, de-
ceased GreetlhS'
Whereas Daniel Sherman has presented to
this court an instrument purporting TO be the
last will of said deceased, for probate:-fou are
hereby notified that this court will decide upon
the probate of said instrument at the session
thereof to be held at the inn OF c. e. Iatt IN
Townshend in said district, on the sixth day OF
February, A. D. 1895, when and where you may
appear and contest the same, if you see cause
81 ZINA II ALLBEE, Register.