davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
UENE3Es
u Poznahskiego.

Pozsk0 nazwa miasta Miedzy-
rzecza straszliwie sig ME podoba}a
dawnieiszYm kulturn1kom, pre-,
chrzcili ja zatem ma bmieszna
nazwe ,,Meserltz" kt6ra ME raz
juz uczclwsze pisma niemieckie
wydiwiwa}Y, wykazujac jakieto
dziwolagi bywala twor2one W imie
kultury. Teraz znalaz{ sig zn6w
inny yuczony kulturnik", niejakl
Ryszard Fischer W ~Szczecinie, kt6ry
podaje projekt W Posenerce, by
miasto przechrzcono zn6w ma
,Meereshohe", albowiem 6w
Meseritz za}ozono w okolicy, kt6ra
W dawnych czasach morze zalewa-
10. Prawdziwie .,gieboka nauka"
wieje z tel kultura zapalonej gfo-
wy.
Gmimy w'.>ejskie Pa}ucin i
kolon1a Kc;1odzieiowo W pow.
mogiln1ct-lm poiaczono W jedne
pod zAazwa ;,Paluschin". Boni>
Aowo, Hute powidzk9. HuteO str6w,
Ruszyn i Oszt6w powidzki W pow.
wltkowskim %pofaczono W jeden
okreg gminski pod nazwa Hutta-
order.
SMznaierzyce, dnia 4 b. m.
Dzisiaj zosta} nowo obrany kane
larz p. St. Zaremba W urzad sw6j
wprowadzony. - ZyczYmY mu re
serca wszelkiej pomySlno5ci.
Folwark Krzyszkowo, 2 kilo'
metry cd STACEY Rok1etnicy odleg}Y
majacy 400 m6rg dobreJ zlem',
kupi{ cd Tow. Pozyczkowego "
Arnswaldzie pan Fir. Dormanow-
XII "a SO tvs. NIX.
" haoeoroctaaoiu x. prob.
Komf oznajmi1 parafanom, lie
ruiny kosciofa Fanny Maryi bedq
odbudowane, q przytem ia innem
mieisca ma stanac kosci6{ nowy
p%arafialny / to bez %obclazenia
parafan.
Meszk65w. Pred kllku dniam!
w>buchf al mas W mlasteczku
pozar. spali} sic jeden dom s9sled
ME budowle ocala}Yu ponlewaz wiat1
przeciwny ME pozwoli} sig pozaro
WI r~ozszerzac. = Tutejsze Kd}kt
r6lnicze odbY1o W Nowy Rol
walne zebranie. Dotychczasowy
prezes pan Felix's Taczanowsk
zfozy1 swoj urzad gdyz nasze stron1
opuszcza. .s.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
90 Il

GO ShYCHAC.
OJCIEC SW. chciat wyda6
encyklike y obronie Kosciofa
katolickiego pod Moskalem.
Car rosyjski zniewoli} jednak
pewnego Biskupa, ably sic
uda} do OLGA sw. i powstrzyma}
go cd wydania encykliki.
Biskup ten JEST z dyecezyi
tyraspolskiei. W miesiacu
sierpniu luz dosz}o tax daleko,
re Ojciec sw. miat przeciw
Rosyi wystapi6. Czy go teraz
20 morderstwach W Krozach
wstrzyma cd tego Biskup
tyraspolski, chwilowo ME VIA
,domo.
0 Biskupie tyraspolskim
mato kto vie. Blskup ten
aazywa sic LZerra jest z
rodu Niemcem. Dyecezya ty-
raspolska, kt6ra nalezy do
acknowledgement na swiecie,
obejmuie Gala niemal po1udnio-
wa Rosya. Siedsiba Biskupa
oil jest licha pcwia-
iowa mieScina, NATIONALIST
gfowny punkt katolicyzmu
stanowi Odessa. Znaczna wick
szosG ludnoscl katolickiej
dyecezyi tyraspolskiej jest
pochodzenia polsk1ego i ni2sze
duchowiehstwo jest take pc
wiekszej czesci polskie; ponie-
Wa& jednak w gubern'i (po
nas.<emu rejencyi) chersohskiej
i ekater1~, uoslawskiej 7najduja
sic dose rozitSIe kolonie ME
mieckie, przeto rad rosy]skl
wymaga1 zawsze, ably e9sSup
tyraspolski bY} Niemcem'<<
to ME pochod2i1o
oczyw1scie 2 troskllwosci 0 |
dobro katolicyzmu, ale z ME-
checi DO narodu polskiego.
Chociaz iednak Biskup jest
Niemcem i nigdy ME od2naezaa
sic zbyteczna &Yc2liwoScia ola |
naszei narodowoSci, to przecie2
mozemy sic spodziewa6, Re
jako goracY katoIik i zacny
kap1an przedstawl} O)cu Sw.
rzeczywiste pofo&enie polskiej
katolickiej ludnosci pod r2a-
dem rosyjskim,
Wed1ug+ ostatn1ch wiadomosci
z Rzymu Papiez ME wyda
encykliki przeciw Rosyi wsku,
tex audYencyi Biskupa Ferry.
Me wiadomo jednak, czy ia
wiadomoS6 jest prawdziwa.
PAMIATKA BISMARKA.
Monachijskje ,,Neueste Mach
rlchten' z%apewniaja stanowezo,
Ae Ks. Bismark kauai drukowac
swe pamietniki, kt6re obe]mu-
ia 6 i psi tomow. Ksiaze ME
zyczy sobie jednak, ably pred
lego smlerciq p%amietniki poda'
no do publicznej wiadomoscl'
W PETERsBURGU kraaa
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

Les s'sr.sy ezyli pow1ss
wyssavisief" stk:roze nieludzkosc;
e1oggsA<' go dstkliwoS6 ne
uzy, sIss,z<ss: = *isry j cn6S
W~zot:":.s :'zja i $500
dTobli<:oSc 't>: - ;,rzez Ia
a. ls"So.>h*@s. -. 30
Po 'as>s 81 : < : .:zze,;
FIR. IL. ~A.:,:A= E..ai;sra: /
Wypfasa k:1sSsta :; i1ullaGs~
Ia W s:tdzie. 81 s,as4~5, sAarupess
y Dwie S;cstry, d i':xewnza::lh
s. Jenieo Wojenny. y }asa:
czuh, 81 Mundnr, @I kruA 80
< g. r.. K o r d eck! fr..n
P 8 W, Obrone& z}ssy
to=n Czestochowek;ego. IS
S g hatarska r Cd 3 !. l. 81
ryvek z powstania 1894 + z6s~
rzenie prawdziwe> ,s.:ss} y;
CZaplickl .-... Ia
+ owr6t q W % aeza:, ~
w1astka 2 czasdw powstania "a
deusza Kosciuszk is
& Q n t e d eraci Barsc7a "a
sybirze, Powieac uapssana prz>-
Il. x. P.~...,.-.........zs
Yrze W VIC y. Chrsea
oianin, zyd i Turek, czyli kh
~ Bogn pokfada zaufanie, o ten
ma tenze ojcowskie staranjs. Eso
wie6d nader powabna i poucza.
jaca przs$ Tomasza Wisniewskis
ieozny Tuiaos
~Jeeazalem imieniem Ahaseverue
Kt6rY mowi, re zy} pred q
krzyzowauiem Chrysssssa Pan,
i przez' Wszechmocn.s;5 Bog
jeszcge do dzisiejszegg, dnia@&Y
Is
J ames Garfield, $3.50 Fns
ca i Cnota, posmat skredlony pes
dug fakt6w przez Teo6le sane-
llnsAq ..,....... ......'slO
} aski=;a 6 Potepiencs.
Powit:S;; prsaz Fl. Xaw. Tnczy4r
( skiego.,-... ~...........60
Ia sanaa W mooney opraw;a 20
zfoconyzn ty1ujikieEa .....a1e
IL lstorya Pltrwsxegc
Derw ioza KAdjewieza
0 uts .scenia prawego Okla IL ty~
sl2c nocy jedneU,....,...5
i lstorya oTrzeeiego
Derwisza K rd] ewiosa
o utyai,>enlu praweggo Okla IL ty~
siqc nocy iiednejy.,.......1o
. yprawa M sybir ! G.
statnie chwile szpit>>0a, przez Alaz.
Sednawskiego. -,
" 20 Zone. vedzug
oY>ow1ada1oIa starcAo o1gan'stg
h'rasclszka G&~carzewicza. sp3sas
Gawlzy.je]e.x: 10
. rye F / s k e, z%cj"ana dIa
I,oloni7 W A1iae'yoe pyzez w,
. Wy SOW :zdrza{iAwag
tury jeg": z ziemi pomc,skiei
soden, Z s obra2 kami. -. 20
Rlsra ozyli zwyc1eytwe
Qao:H powic ~.,, napisal KS
Aas:A~ oz1nid.. % -.
IL o < we wsi, cz74i stzach ma
w'e' Nie oezy........,......1O
20 cry Franua iz}y Ko.
stus c9y]i aycie dwojga r6znie
wyohowanych dzicci so
Ia sa1n& W mocnej. oprawio 70
azoconyna tytulikiem.......75
Rosa Tanebergu..l Po~
wle65 staro&ytna przez ks. IA.
nonika Szmidt, z 90 oDrazkami
W mocnei oprawie re z}oconym,
tytul1klem. IS
| d II b ina ma Toggen.
burgu, Historya prawdziwas
XII w'eku, wie]ce nauca:,.;....
osobi;w1e dla niewinnie oiet9s
cych, przcz Krysztcfa Szus:;x,
przepolszczona pGzez Is. Z s.
<-.>
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
POLECA Sic

OAAN1A O4A4
sZANoWNEJ PUBLICzNOSo
wszystkim wiarusom Polonusc=
W Ameryce
NOVA bSLEGARNIl
Fl. DERD0wsKIEGo
" Winona MIMI
Mekna sprevadzi6 cd Dsrdew
skiego ka&da ksiazke polska, jaks
weg6ls iatnioje " Ameryee, ptaosks
got6wk2.
Ponitej wymieniaay AieksSxs
ksiakki, jake naszs kslagarnia Es
ma sprzeda&:
Ksiazki szkolnei tres
CT naukoWel.
GATl:1IlzM ~ KATE.
LlCk' :n"}::.. ,----..~. 9
nHss'~ '"ss:awis.....- il
KATEHIZu RzYMSKO-RATO,
! LlCKl 4. :sazy) " mocnej e.
! pfa" 5-..- ,.......-....25
DZIEJE s.rAisE3O | NOWEGO
T~ESTAMENTU, W mocncj @.
prawie (D*h,rbego)..... 40
OZIEJE NARUDU POLSKIEGO
GIL EMENTARz POLsKI, Jozefa
Chocisze vskiego rs
eOSREDNiK POLSKO AN,
GlELSkI 49, czyli ksia&ka de
nauki jszyka angielskiego 65
bi6r Pishni ola szk6. pot
skich W Aneryce, ufezyl byiy as,
qczyciel Chicago Franci.zeh
Zabka
8 r t.y Pelska ateko
ma przes Teodozego sierocihskio.
go, %profesora Jezyka p~elsKiego
litcratury. Drukowana ola szk6l
| polskich " Ameryce Z wydania
! trzynastegs, " mocnej eprawis
s..sss..ss. ....s,,..s..l
G e m r sANM ally cyl
Pierwsza Eauka CzYtania, Pisa.
hia Kachowania, przoz W. Dy-
w mecnej eprawis.
HISTORYA STANUW ZJEDNO.
CZONYCH.e .............75
~ OF uenowefy, powie6d
moEalna bardzo, wzruszaj4ca "a
starokytnych czasow..-....3o
- to sama " mocnej !oprawie zs
sioconym tYtuliklem GO
; olesfaw czyli Daisy CiagGe.
nowsfy; tiomaczenie przez ks.
Osnahskiego..
Ia sama " mocnej opraw vie
ListoWnik P~olsko.Amerykak
XII. Podrqcznik 1awierajacy
Nank4 pisania l:sto sptoue
isAa@GaaHW5 III
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

"ozca rozeOJnlKeW AVlll VILE
sa.S... 6O
] " mocnej eprawie 50 sieconym
San II1sobieski, krol pol
J ski, obrohca< ehrzeaciahstwa poo
Wiedniem .,...............l0
K a 10 b ury< czyl, Dowcip
{ Prawda, ola rozrywk1 poueze
z emsta czyli wymierzenie spra
wie3iwosc: przez Polske koeha
j2ca calen5 screen Ojczyzne
jej bohaterov. oowjes6 przez I
de T'e:beB. ..............lo
Bitwa pod Kobylanka Ola
naaja l86A............>.....5
C2tery T VI i. L. ME-
da2ekiej ~przesz}oSci, Nowela
przez NJ. D. Chamskiego- 2. Noe
ma pobojowisku q vein ture.4
ko-noskiewskiej 1877 , 1873. 3.
Moe Duszy, opowiadan1s Ed
munda de Amicis, l,rzetlumaczyl
w}oskiego Piotr z~ueorzycki. 4.
Zbieg.
Krwaws Noe. rowieSd z nie.
dalekiei przeszlo6c; pr2=a Z}g-
munta Luoyana Sulime....15
List Agatona Gillera
o Organizacyi Polakow w Anne
0 Jenerale J6zefie B g.
m i g., napisa} Piotr Zbro&ek
D wie Rite, r~owiastka h1sto.
ryczn" q dziei6w AngliI KY
wieku, przek}ad W. L. Au@yna
w moonei oprawie re z}occnym
tytulikiem. 90
D zieci " Y, powieA5 H:>:
ralna.....,,. ..-........2
w mocnej; oIf&"1e re @oc ,caJnm
Ojclec X spucv y rzy;; .wv.
cieeztwo WARY nff}o6ci 80
} Al. 1 IS .epoooiolesa,
tax sig Tsssl'aa...-........lo =.
" h rkaon Smierci, przez
asiowsFlesu.
C6rka Fl Il przoz
Piosra Jeze Bykowskiego.-- 80
K rwswe Sieroty powie6&
Aapisana przez W. S......1k
Abior Piosnek K, spiewanych
W Kongresdwos / IIitwls. ..l5
" awr"2sn.rs Il aaze:.*
es7S,,: ~, , II: s'cn - !t-:- :
ni1~ DhEaxsA L nzaa1> mis,:.
IIIgo r=zec X. W'<,lcie.:En:%-:"s
CO.. ...... .-l5
B ratot : Il, powie&s @%ats7n:,
na z czaso~ w'clkorzassz:.wa ~.
by W Nihe,iai..lacl,, osn'sia Eia
Prawdziwem ~z')arzeniu, uaI''san4
przez x. |~iajduck'cgo kar'a'a 4
Wessen W szwajcaryi .....>A
yb6r Pie6ni NaroI O.
" c h, " kt6rym znajduja SIG:
dunk, arye, marsze, krakow'aki,
mazury, ple6ni patryotyczne, wo-
jennie, historyczne It'd. Cena 80
B ukiet pieSni 6w o.
wyc.h, " kt6rym zig z~najdujs:
piosnki, aumki, arye, krakowia-
HI, mazury, piesni mi}osne, pas
terskie, obyczajowe, towarzyskie,
my6liwskie, studenckie, weso}e,
zartohliwe, wyjetki z oper it'd.
Zebral J. Chociszewski.. ..90c.
. . m etna noe histopa a.
a. czyli dzieje wojny narodo-
III z r. 1850 l. Sligo, wnukom
@6wiedziane a prsez zo}nierza
Yzwaftaka. .s-.........:6 G.
! N Mptqeolnl.e;j oprawie re z}oconym
+. Nan11ikziem.
EFiRiaze Almanzor i jego
S Gugs Mustafa, ezyli jak soble
/ Ito pescieli tax sie tez ! wyspi.
i RpwieSd przez KS. M. osmah-
{ IKiego. so
49, az
{ n j 6 a h...:......:..S9
HTstorYa kupca r e
Hfoianina o pewnyn boga-
IN j dprodnym m&odziehcu, kto-
: q zbytn1ej wspanialomyslno-
III ut1aci1 prawa reke. Opowla-
dAnie ,Szeherazady 2 1901 nocY
+
Hlstorya.5S ynbada Mor-
]; skisgo.e 6iedm nlebezpiecz-
i. nych podr6zy ma wschodzie, Cd
kytych przez nieustraszonego
. knpca, " kt6rych tenze dozna1
L rosmaitych przygdd izmian losu.
Gporiadani1 6zehsrazadY ~ "
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

~ =zsssy~
IS
s::yzSs
- e. ting
~. 10
III .... g.
ci, ,.., la
szA,s .:-, rnoy
c,.e l:s":- 90
Mat /. -:~~~ .1ia szkol-
nYeh $!zj'> Hcz::'., ~?"sanla Ii
stow o:":a':I>ln ~" :nsZowaas-
$500. -.--...... ...,...25
0 brazki~2 up:v;adania
-, O bozoYe- ii lyon Ukss,h~-
q" ca, obrazek Z wo:jty 1863 roku.
q Cstatni Pcwrsaniec. Opowis~
DAME. 81 Molytwa. ~ Przez al
freda Barwinskiego.. $50
P o e d ynek kapitana g Bogu-:
slawskiego 1 uczta u I"ana Gro1-
..lb y
Krak W j, 657 6piewek 20
zr6de} etnografcznych i VIA
snyoh notat zebra} zygmzass
Gloger.
Jak sig zem6ci3o borowy
Zielonka mad Wojtkiem Bruchya
h.. Powiesd ludowa pcznansko-
amerykahska. Napisal Jan Ais%
no
Stanis}aw D s, No%
wela z Meksyku. Napisal Wa
Hoppe.
Syn Burmistrza.o Obzasek<
g z niedswnej przeaz}o6cs, przez p
Choinskiego. 80
H1storya o Ksieclu stylfry}
die fsYnu jego Bracwiku. 10
Odg}osz zamorzaRPo-
eye polsko-amerYkahskie. Eapi-,
sal Pawel Gawrzyjelski.. :. Is Z
PEzyaeie Ell D y. us
zyteczne rady j w~skazowiki G aeak
mu gospodarstwie. .ss
s b es ki P &C. w i 9 ms.
Tragedya " pisciu aktacb nepM
ANA ola szk6i polskich W PdtAA
nocnej Ameryee, przez =. 81
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

policya. Dw6ch robotnik6w
anarchistycznYch a~resztowano.
W miescie zapsnowaf JUL
spok6i.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
IAsia&ki powieSciowe

matte lnne.
PIOTRA WIEL.
KlEGO, czyli zaniAry Msskali
zawoje~enla caiego iwiata. IS
,yTARNao
ASTORIA o sElaehetns1 i pick,
usJ Melusynie,. 80
EONsTYTUCYA sTANuW zJK
UNCOMFORTABLE. 10.
xsIAzKA
TEGLAR RE q WALENCYI. Prze,
Ausora Jaakini Beatusa i Kos1y
ia Kw'at6w. 80
Z onstysuoya Q Maja 10
= g VT s a ! K do pisania list6w
1si'aauyeh ora tyczaeych sie ose
oielia i7ssna8p6ikcia .35
III n 2w. Czestochowy, 10
;.ka . zW r sa,pewiesd
o5yczajowa przes J6zefa : nsd
e}5Ty 80
DE- Ri nalin i,sfawny do.
*5dzca rozb6jnik6w XVIII VIE
sG.s"... Oh
" mocnej eprawie 80 sieconym
s=sullkieEa .-..,...s..~s.~-.eb
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

Hlstorya.1S = nbada Mor-
skisgo. o. 6iedm nlebezpiecz-
rycA podr6zY ma wschodzie, Cd
kytych . przez nieustraszonego
i. kupca. " kt6rych tenze dozn'ai
1osmaitych przygdd izmian losu.
0poriadanio szehsrazadY @ tJ-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
MIESIAC MAI Pehwi,cony

AIESIAC MAI PohWlQ0ony Be
garodzicy 50.
sHACZ: I NARZEKANIE OF.
COW IS
ROzANIEC zYWY.........2O
spiewnik KoaoisIny ola
u&Ytku wiernych zebral <. Bern.
Guohn1swicz. " mocncj oprawis
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

W RHYME tlumy robot.
nik6w, kt6re sic by1y zgroma.
dzi}y ma moScie Garlbaldiego,
zdaza1y z dwiema choragwiami
i wsr6d okrzYkow ,,niech lyle
socYalizm, MECH zYja meczen.
nicy Sycyli)scy!' ku srodkowi
miasta. Policyanci zataraso-
wall droge przez most
zawezwali t1umY do rozejscia
sic. Tlumy dawaly ognia 2
rewolwer6w. Jednego 2 poll
cyant6w raniono sztyletem.
w koicu funny, ktorym
odebrano choragieW, zostaly
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

suz,uiersyce, dnia 4 b. m.
Dzisiaj zosta} nowo obrany kane
larz p. St. Zaremba W urzad sw6j
wprowadzony. - zyczYmy mu re
serca wszelkiej pomyslnosci.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-07-27
BAD BLOOD.
The Corean and Japanese Troops Have
"a Fight.

The Corean and Japanese Troops Have
Fight.
SHANGHAI, July 24.-A dispatch from
Nagasaki, on the southwest side OF
Island Kiovsioo, Japan, says a detach-
mont of Corean troops, at the investiga-
ton OF Chinese residents, attacked the
Japanese garrison and we're defeated. A
later telegram says a Japanese cruiser
and a Chinese transport had an engage
and the cruiser sank the transport. The
British consul has received a telegram
from the British charge de affairs at
Toxic, stating that the Japanese have
undertaken to regard Shanghai as out
side the sphere Of operation.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Information
was received today at the Japanese lega.
ton today that the trouble referred to
in the Shaghai dispatch to the Asso-
ciated Press occurred at Leoul, the cap.
| ital Of Corea, and not at Nagasaki. A
c~ablegram to the minister says the Co
rean troops made an uncalled for at,
tack on the Japanese troops stationed a,
Leoul and the troops returned the fire
Inc minister Ieele sure tuo iLiuS "os
unauthorized by the government Of
Corea.
LONDON, July PA dispatch from
| Chemulpo says the Corean government
has withdrawn its promise Of reform al
ready made to Japan. The guards a
the imperial palace are assuming q mos
hostile attitude toward Japanese troops
A conflict is ~momentarily expected. Tit
Japanese legation has received no news
of the bombardment of Corean parts
and gives the report no credence.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-07-27
NSWER FILED
The A. r. y. Head Officers Deny That
They Ordered the Great
Strike On
ILLINOIS CENTRAL ROAD,
But Declare that the Employees of the
Road Struck Of Their Own
Account.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Answer was field
today by the officers Of the A. r. U. in
the contempt proceedings in the United
States court growing out Of sss alleged
violation of the federal Injunction
against interference with the mails and
interstate commerce. Defendants deny
that it was the purpose Of the A. r. U.
or themselves to vest the management OF
the union with power to order strikes,
as alleged in the information, and say
strikes are declared or discontinued by
a vote of the majority Of the members in
the service affected. They deny that
they ordered a strike on the Illinois Cen.
trail, but declare that the employees
struck Of their own accord bu,
not for the purpose Of hinderine
the transportation OF mails or interstate
commerce. They deny that, after the
issuance Of the Injunction, the organiza'
ton of unions was continued, otherwise
than by generally advising railway mer
to become members. They deny thai
they advised, approved or participated il
acts Of violence. Defendants allege thai
after the injunction was served upor
them. they acted upon the advice o
council.
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DoINGs IN THE SENATE.
Going to Examine Into the Recent Strike
Troubles.

Going to Examine Into the Recent Strike
Troubles.
WASHINGTON, July 2a-In the morn.
ing hour 10 the senate the conference re-
port on the legislative. executive and
Judicial appropriation bill wa agreed to.
Allen presented a resolution directing
the attorney general to transmit full
copies of all correspondence (telegraphic
and otherwise) between the department
of Justice and the railroads centering 10
Chicago from June 81 to the present
time. He asked immediate considers
ton, but Plat objected and 1t went over.
A resolution was adopted to investi-
gate the office OF Col. Charles Tracey,
secretary of the board Of charities OF the
District of Columbia. Col. Tracey u .
brother Of Gen. Tracey, the New York
congressman.
Coke secured the passage by unani-
nous consent Of the bill granting to the
Texas & Mexican Railroad company the
right of way through the Indian Terri
tory. At 1;5O Gallery resumed his speech
Of yesterday as to the Justice OF the duty
on sugar. When he finished Daniels
took the floor. At $50 p. m, b senate
went into executive session.
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A COWBOY KILLED.
Seven Shots Were Fired Before the Cow.
puncher Went Down..

Seven Shots Were Fired Before b Cow
puncher Went Down.
GLASGOW, July a5.--[Special to The
TnIBUNE.l-A cowboy by the mann Of
Allerton waa shot and instantly killed
about 11:30 last night by George Grin
nell, another cowpuncher. It seems the
two had been having q dispute over
a horse trade, Allerton accusing Grin
nell Of trying to get the better of him In
tbs deal. After a wOrdy war the men
came together in front Of McMillan's
place. Seven shots we're exchanged and
Allerton fell to the ground with Q
deadly wound in the right breast,
a bullet in the shoulder and his right
hand shattered. Grinnell escaped with
out q bruise. Spectators rushed to the
scene, but it was found that Allerton Wa
MORALLY wounded. He died before med
ical assistance could be summoned. I'm.
mediately after the shooting, Grnnsll
gave himself up. A coroner's jury va
summoned. Its verdict, rendered ct
go this morning, was to the effect that
Allerton came to bis death at the hands
OF Grinnell,
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WAR IN C0REA.
The Japanese Troops Have Com
menced a Forward Movement
Against the Chinese.
4 BATTLE DAILY EXPECTED.
The United States Taking Steps to Re
infOrce the Naval Forces on
the China Coast.

YoKA HoMA. July "a, IL a. m.-The
Japanese troops in Cores have com.
menced a forward movement against the
position occupied by the Chinese. A
battle is daily expected.
WASHINGTON, July &.-The hostilities
between China and japan will require
the immediate reinforcement Of tho
United States naval force on the China
coast. At present this consists Of only
two vessels, the cruiser Baltimore and
the Anticipated Monocacy. They are
both at Chemulpa, Cores, and it would
be impossible for them to patrol the
enormous extent OF sea coast that must
be watched. Owing to demands on the
sea patrol service there 10 only one vessel
at present available for the China station,
the Charleston, now at Mare Island.
Secretary Herbert has prepared orders
for the Petrol and Concord on duty with
the Behring sea patrol, to proceed i'm
mediately to the Chinese station because
Of the threatening aspect of Affairs In
COrea,
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INVESTIGATING.
Manager Frick Of the Carnegie Steel
Company, Testifies Before the
Naval Committee.
Was APPROACHED FOR MONEY
Frick Did Not Indorse the Conduct Of
His Employees in Deceiving the
Inspectors.

WASHINGTON, July "a. Chairman
Frick Of the Carnegie Steel company,
was before the naval committee in the
armor plate investigation today. Frick
asserted that while the company's out
put in 1893 was more than 100000 tons,
only 5000 tons was armor plate. He left
the details entirely to Supt. Hunsicker.
Prick regarded the penalty levied by the
navy department as exorbitant and ap-
pealei to the president as he was per-
mitted to do under the law. He con-
sidered the presidents decision unjust.
Prick said Informer Craig came to him
before the information was given out in
timating that conspiracy was on foot;
also of a visit from an unknown elderly
lady who intimated that for money she
could give valuable information. II the
governments inspectors had done their
duty there would have been no trouble
He said, II knew they were there to see
the work properly done and depended
upon them" Frick did not indoree the
conduct of his men in deceiving the in.
epectOr6.
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WISDOM'S WORDS
Senator Hill Defends President Cleve-
lands Letter to Congressman
Wilson.
Was WISE and PATRIOTIC.
The Democratic Party Is Pledged to
Free Raw Material and the
Party Must Stand by 1t.

WASHINGTON, July 24,-Every seat in
the galleries was filled today when the
senate met. Villas, who was expected
to defend the president against some Of
the aspersions cast upon him yesterday,
was on hand early. So Senator Hill.
who was also billed for a speech. At lp.m.
Harris, manager Of the tariff bill, called
up the conference report. Hill was at
once recognized. He agreed, he said,
with German, that:the democratic party
was in the midst OF a great crisis. The
house had passed q tariff bill which,
aside from the income tax feature,
seemed to meet with approval. Az it
passed the senate after months OF de-
bate it violated the pledges OF the party.
The house conferees we're confronted
with the fact that the senate had made
the bill unworthy Of democratic support.
They rejected the duty on coal and iron
ore. His motion that the senate recede
from these duties was in line with the
agreement. 1t would do no good to ad-
here to the position taken when the bill
was passed. do you see any signs OF
yielding on the part OF the houseY' he
asked his democratic colleagues. BACKED
by the press Of the country, by the
democratic masses, and the president
Of the United States, rs It
undoubtedly is, the house will
never yield. Why not yield o. those two
points and see whether it does not lead
to an agreement" He was not, he
said, talking about the Villas motion to
recede from the differential in favor Of
THE sugar trust. But concessions must
and should be made il the bill was to
become a law. He said he sympathized
with the presidents letter to Chairman
! Wilson. Its sentiments were his. The
president has violated no clause OF the
constitution when he sent that letter. II
was a secret communication. No demo
cratic senator on the floor could contro
vert the position taken by Cleveland. He
saw that to place a duty on coal and iror
would be to violate the platform declara
ton of the party whose success he de
sired in q false and placid position. Th'
democrats Of the country we're in sympa
thy with Cleveland. Democratic club
and conventions all over the country hat
endorsed the Wilson bill in the ree2ec
to fr.s Jaw materials.