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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
!uBEZPkATNIE
iednak w1e1eM

jednak W1e1eM
Wszyscy p6}roczni prenumera-
orowie Goaca ! Akry otrzymuj2
zupe}n1e bezp1atnie drugie pismo
humorystyczne p. t.
Weso}y Kurjerek.
Gomsec Z Llro czasop1smo
illustrowane, cd lat 16tu wycho-
dz9ce We L wowie e., qosiada
tresG niezmiernle obita. urozmal-
coma, POLYTECHNIC i patrYotyczna,
przyczem zamieszcza wleksze i
m%niejsze dobre p 0 W S wy
chodz1 try razY ma mlesiac. w e.
s }Y Kur erek jest zupe}nle
oddzlelnem humorystycznem i a.
stro pismem , wYcho=
dzl diva razy ma miesi4c 1870 razem
tedY kazdY prenumerator otrzymu-
je m%iesiecznle pied numerow
dw6ch pism. Ia zdrowy przy-
jenny pokarm W og6le, a "a dobry
humor ciet7 dowclp W szczeg6le
- redakc:s porecza, p1zyczem
dodaje, re redakcja obydw6ch
plsm prowadzona 7est W ten spo-
sob, IL pisma tie ME So bvnajmniej
lokalne, c %1nteresa1a ca}y og6}
polskl. Polacy zam;eszkali W
Ameryce, znajda W r'ch wszystko,
co 6.ylko ola pokrzepienla ducha
polskiego %potrzeba, a obok poucza-
]ace], interestingly l po2Yteczne]
tresti Go1fca lskry, humor /
dowcip w e s o ego K g +.
k a rozpedza i'm nle]edna teskna l
clezka chw1le zYcia ma %obczyzn1e
Prenumerata pofroczna
przese}ka do Amerykl wynosi tylko
diva dolary. Nadse}ajacy
prenumerate roczna cztery
d DIARY. otrzYmuJe natychmiast
oprocz pism p~owyzszych, %1eszcze
franco b%ezp}atn9 premie: Prenu-
merowac MONA W kazdej chwili.
zalegfe numera. Tub poczatkl po-
wiescl ma zadaEie 6azdY nowy
prenumerator otrzymu]e darmo.
Prenumerate 2 AmerYkl nal
dogodniei przesefaG doiarami pa
plerowymi W Ilstach rekomendo-
wanYch, lub tez przekazem poetic
wynn pod adresem.
AdministracJa Gomca . Zskr2
L~w6w-Lemberg
ul. hroszewskiego %
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
SYNOWIE
SZAMYLA
Powiese historyczna.
(Ciag dalszy.)

iednak pozua6 bli&e] m{odego
Stanislawa; gdyby ME ostroz'
nose zalecopa przez Gorcaa-
kowa, jui ma iednei z bli&szych
stacyi bylbY 60 poproslt do
siebie, ably pogawedzlc. Po-
gawedziG? - Czy ten mfody
Polak hedzie z MIN gawedzlH
Skryty On, zamkniety mu sic
wydaw*}. Badz ]ak badz W
Moskvi lie musza przesiadat do
innego pociagu, tam 60 popro'
81 do siebie.
Kuryer szybko pedzi, Mos.
kwa jul blisko, pociag stat e.
Szamyl troche rozgoraczkowa-
ny wychodzi z przedzlaiu;
mrozny wiatr wschodnl
cd sybirskich stepow chfodzl
mu gorace czolo. Achmet
rogglada sic pc peron'e =
podroznych wielu, lecz kazdy
zalety SODA Mkt ma nlego ME
zwraca uwagi - spostrzega
Hassana i mfodego Polaka
zaietych fozmowa. Szamyl
zbliza sic ku MIN, bierze
Stanisiawa pod reke. Hassan
W pewnem oddaleniu Za'nimi
postepuje.
Podr6zni W Moskwie maja
kilkanascie minut czasu -
Achmet chce z niego korzystac
i zaznajomi& sic z mlodym
Polakiem. Postepuje MIN
ku ciemnemu p%rzejsciu ma
druga strone dworca.
Szamyl TAX sic zag}ebil "
rozmowie g Stanisiawem. kt6rY
poczatkowo ozieble odpowia-
dat, lecg powoli zdawaf sic
nabieraG zaufania do towarzY-
sza, II ME spostrzegl W
ciemnem pr2ejsciu stojacej
pias2czem owinietej postaci.
Stanislaw rychlej ia spostrzegf,
z postawy owego nieznanego
wnioskowaG by}o mona. IL
kogos oczekuje. Stanis{aw,
wiedzac O TEN, ID policya
byla ma jego tropie, lekko
zadr2al, sadzi} BOWEN, ID to
IA niego moze zasadzka,
obejrzal sic nieznacznie "a
siebie. by sic przekonac, cry
"a mimi r6wniez kto ME
postepuje. Spostrzeg} tylko
Hasssna, kt6ry 0 kilkanascie
krokou pc "a mimi pozosta].
Juz m1odY student chcia1
podzielit sic obawami sweml
z Szamylem, wtem 6w nieana'
jenny, gdy JUL blisko niego
byli, rzucil sic na Szamyla z
blys2czacym W reku sztyletem
stanls}av o%bserwujac owe
podejrzan9 nv posta6 pilnle,
dostrzeg} ow ruch gwa}town1
i podajacemu sic naprz6l
zrecznie podstawi} noge TAX 81
napas1nik runal tut prz1
stopach SzsmYla, kt6rY nave
ME umial sobie zdaG spraw,
z zajScia, tax blyskawicznie t.
sic wszystko odbylc. Napastnil
padajac, zdofat jednak ieszcz'
uderzyG w piers Szamy]a, lee
clos W upadku zamleni1 sic '
podIuzne ciecie, rozcinajac
gruba podrozna burke ksjec!e
Szamyl zaledwo poczuf lekki
szarpniecie. Stanis}aw tvm
czasem rzucil sic ma napastni
ka a Hassan praWdZlWi
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

Tabaka Jest rdzen1e polska, zazy-
wana przez lud polski pod zaborem
prusk1m, szczeg6ln1e W d~yecezyach
pelplinskiej 1 gniezniensko po.
z%nansxlej. Fabrykacyaaodbywa sig
W spos6b starokraiskl.
Mona j. dostad we wszystkich
pierwszorzednych handlach tabakl
l cygar ora W polskich grocer
mach. KtoDy iei za6 u slebie ME
moze dostaG, n,echa1 sig zg}osl
wprost do fabryk1, pod adresem:
~1%CENNIKI PROBKI wyse}a
sic %bezp1atnie. - KtobY soble W.
czy} mieG u siebie zapas moiej
tabaki ma sprzedaz, chetnie z MN
zawre stosunk1 ,udzielajac mu znacz'
nego rabatu czyll zarobku.
a47NACY w OLFF
Dubois g. Willis ave.
Detroit, Mich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

Stanisfaw, on wzrok W lima
zatopi} strone, ku Polsce
teskny wzrok zwrocifo chfopie,
Myslat O lnatce nieboszczce,
0 siostrze i o ojcu, ktorzy
smetne W krwia zlanej
oiczyznle pedzilt 1ycie. Przy-
pomnia1 mu sic Mickiewicz. W
m}sli recytowaf jego sonety,
W my5li rozbieraf ustepy
pieknych opisow o Carmen
morzu. Dalej bieg} mysla
W owe easy, gdzie lotne
czajkl, hyze ]ak mewy, lax
jaskolki morskie. smiafo pre-
rzynaly fale Euxynu i nios}y
strach i pozoge al pod
Stambulu injury i wraca}y q
bogatym tupem skarbow i
suftanskich branek.
Po1udnjowy powiew wiatru,
PREY wybrze2ach, niewlnny
hulaf ma pefnem morzu z
niepomierna sta. Morze zac2e.
10 sic burzyG, okret rzucanY
pc falach jak lekka skorupka,
zaczal sic rzuca6 jak kon
nag1emi rzutami b'oracg
przeszkody. Rzucanle
okretu zmeczyto Stanis}awa,
czul sennosG. SzamVl zamysio-
ny zwr6cil sic do Stanistawa
pomimo ciemnosci dostrzeg}
z%nuzenie ma twarzY mtodzienca,
radzii mu isc ~odpoczq6. Stani-
staw us}uchal rady.
szamyl sam bYt ma polka
die, La pomoscle tylko
widn;a1a W pomroku s~ylwetka
majtka ma strazy, don odwr6~
conego. 49, Morze stawa}o sic
coraz niespokojnie1sze. Fale
zamieniafy sic W ba}wany, raz
po rez grzbiet, kt6rego z
ba}wan6w prysna} nagla ulewa
ma pok}ad. JUL Szamyl
zamysla} sic uda6 "a przykta.
dem Stanistawa, gdy nagle
uc2u{ sic z tylu pochwyconym
W tel chwili okret rzutko
pochylil sic pod naporem
silniejszego uderzenia wiatru
ma strone. SzamYl wraz z
napastnikiem runeli ma pok}ad
okretu. Zsmiar napastnika by]
iasn7, chcla} on niespodzianie
zaskoczonego Achmeta rzucit
przez porecz okretu do mora,
Przypadek tylko uratowa|
zycie Achmetowi.
Upad}szy wraz z nieznanym
swym wrogiem, Szamyl Cd
zyska} przytomnos6. Jednc
wyte1enie elastycznych jak
stall cz}onk6w, jeduo wypre&e'
ME poteznych jego muszkuf6u
uwolnito go kleszczl
podstepnego napadu. Achme'
zrywa sic ma nogi, role sic
zmieniaja - u stop jego le&y
przeciwnik. Natura dixie
Czerkiesa budzi sic W ksiecil
- niema litoSci Ola przeciw
nika, oko "a oko, zab "a zab
Podnosi bez wYsifku adretwia
lego z p%rzera&enia rzuca g
do mora: Faie Euxynu MI
pierws2a l ME ostatnia poch}o
ne}y Glare.
Wzburzony schodai Achme
do kapitana i opowiada N,
; T.~;ko~ ~:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

PILSjoC]d AOA0jOWCSO' :
doby} rewolwera z pod burk'
i zmicrzyt do uciekaiacego,
rych}o sic lednak zastanow'{;
strza} musialby zwo}a6 s}uzbe
kolejowa, PREY indagacy1
byiby ksiaze 2muszony podac
|swe nazwisIko. - Sprawl. Gala
ME mifego Ola niego
podr61y jego tejuej 'nabrafaby
rozgfosu.
- To dzieto mego brata =
wyszeptal Szamyl.P rsypomnla.
" mu sic BOWEN s1owa
Ghazi Mahometa:,, Gdzieindzlej
Gle dosiegne!!'
= Panic, jesteS rannym =
m6wi Hassan w%zruszony,
wskazujac ma rozcieta burke.
- TIE rane krawiec zago'
- odpoviada Szamyl wesolo,
a zwracalac sic do Stanisfawa
m6wi:
-. Uratowales mi zycie mo-
panic, masz we mnie przyja.
ciela / brata.
Stacisfaw twierdzi, ID to, CO
zrobif, zrobik W w}asnym
interesie, gdyz obawia} sic
owej postaci, kt6ra dawno by]
spostrzeg}.
SzamYl ME uwaAa ma to,
tylko serdecznie scsika dion
m]odziehca Hassan tymczasem
spina spilkami ~roaciety pfaszcz'
GdYby ME m}ody Polak
- m6wi Hassan twoje
piersi bYtyby tax rozdarte.
Ma Eblisa! zdaje mi sic, il
pozna}em tego pedalca wscle-
k}ego. Zajrzalem mu W oczY,
gdy sic porwaf z ziemi. 10
spieg kslecia Ghazi Mahometa,
brata waszego panic!
- Mylisz sig stary-tm6wi
Achmet, kt6remu naweu tera2
ieszcze przyzna6 sic przykro, il
W bracie ma TAX zacletege
wroga.
Stare mole oczy, lec2
ME bYstrze SIZE ma soko'
kaukazki, a przytem przyzwy
czailem sic prey wlelkim S5a
mylu rozeznawac ruch1
Czeczehca cd Czerkiesa
Moskala cd Greka albt
Wo}ocha, W wiekszei MD t.
ciemnosci.
Gas wracaG - NOV
Szamyl - Pan, panic Stani
slavic, pojedziesz re NINA v
jednym przedaiale, kt63 VIE
cay po rae wt6r7 ME bedzies'
mi potrzebny.
Szamyl luz wiecej MI
opuscif wagonu az do Odesy
Stu5ba kolejowa dba}a
wszystkie naszych podr62nycl
potrzeby;
Szamyl potrzebowal tylks
okazac carski przekaz koIejo
wy.
W Odesie Szamyl pozosta
wiwszy Hassana Stanis}awen
udat sic do urzedu. Przyiet'
go honorami n%ale2nem
| ksieciu i zarazem carskiem'
!, kurYerowi. Jeszcz;e W noe
tego dnia p}yna} ksiqze
towarzyszami ma pok}adzi
carskiego jachtu .,Jasko}ka'
} po ciemnych / burzliwyc
< wodach Czarnego morza.'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
G. SMITH.
n. w. Posi-. ,

81. G. SMITH.
II. w. Posi-. >
Chas. a. GILRz.
KAR1Y
OKReTO WE, PRE- W1A&&
CZANZA + NC1ARYAT FJsS~
BLICZNY
Many nletylko ~na1wlekssses
| na)bezpiecznielsza agencW
zabezpieczenla W Winonae, lees
nawet ia caiy Po}nocny ia,
chod. Many W reku usa'@
wiecej polowe wsgystkich uas
bespieczeh W Winonie.
Me b8ergemy wiscej cd ia
begpieczenia W naszych d'
Ahych Kompaniach lax innA
q B1URO
NV. &C. 3rd 6eR
Mad q~olarnix H.tzkeaa,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-16
MEXICO THREATENED.
Another Ancient Volcano Reported in
Eruption.

Another Ancient Volcano Reported in
Eruption.
CORDOBA, State of Vera Cruz, Mexico,
March 12.-The peak of Orizaba, an an
cient volcano, is IN state OF eruption.
The signs OF disturbance began to mani
fest themselves last Sunday night, and
have increased in force constantly since.
The volcano is now vomiting poisonous
gases, and thick volumes OF smoke ale
emitted from hundred apertures in its
wreat NAV. The earth for hundred
miles around is shaken perceptlbly with
subterranean vibrations. Great alarm
is manifested in the cities of Cordoba,
Orizaba, kalapa and the dozens OF small
villages scattered within the scope OF
the strange and interesting phenom-
enon. The shocks as yet have not been
OF serious nature, and no damage from
them has been reported. The rim OF
the crater glows like fire, and the thick
gases rolling down the mountain sides
have set atlame the grass and vegetation
clothing the sides to the summit, which
adds to the density OF the smoke and
the grandeur OF the spectacle.
For the public safety the governor OF
the state will soon name a commission
of sci entists to make all the investiga-
ton into the eruption possible, and to
make recommendations looking to the
protection of inhabitants of neighboring
villages. The present eruption is in the
heart of the best improved land in Mex
leo. The coffee plantations are not yet
thought to be in danger, nor will they
be unless heavy fall of ashes occurs,
which is not considered probable.
Masses are being said in all the churches
of the locality to ward off the impending
DANGER.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-16

New YORK, March l2.-The letter of
DR.. Andrews to Professor Turnbull, of
Colorado Springs, has been taken to i'm
ply that DR.. Andrews had been APP
pointed by President Cleveland as one
of the monetary commissioners, and that
the conference had actually been called,
but Geographic inquiry from the World
to Dir. Andrews brought the reply;
"The inference from my letter to Pro-
lessor Turnbull is wholly unwarranted-
| have received no new appointment /
know absolutely nothing of the presi-
dents plans. mean to attend the next
conference, but not necessarily as a
member"
DR.. Andrews was one of the American
delegates to the Brussels conference in
1892
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-16
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
The Woman Suffrage Bill virtually
KILLED at sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, March IL. - The
woman suffrage bill came up in the SEN
ate this afternoon. Gesford, a Demo-
crat, introduced an amendment design
ed to kill the bill, letting the law remain
as at present. The amendment carried
% to Is. Senator McGowan gave no.
tice of immediate reconsideration, and
in ringing speech cauterlzed the he
publican senate for failure TO lndorse lts
party platform. lie said:
What are platforms for? Can you
ex pect the people to again trust us II we
so shamefullv violate our pledges? we
must carry out our platform. 1t Is not
matter OF principle now; 1t Is mat
ter Of honesty or dishonesty, matter
of truth or falsehood. You cannot, you
dare not violate the mandate OF your
party. | appeal to you not as lndlvldu-
ais, but as Republicans. What more
right have you to ignore this plank oil
the platform than any other?"
Loud applause greeted his speech;
Gesiord said he was not here to defend
the Republican party, but detied Nc
Gowan to show any plank in the Re-
publican platform pledging the party to
woman suffrage. Gesford contended
that the bill was unconstitutional, and
MCGOWAN knew it. He said, in conclu-
sion:
"No man so believing could afford to
violate his oath of Office. | am unquall-
tiedly, determlnedly and eternally OPP
posed to woman suffrage"
The senate refused by vote OF % to
Is to reconsider the vote, by which the
bill was virtually killed.
Langfords tramp bill" as it is des-
ignated, but which is really a bill di-
rected against the industrial army,
which was beaten in the senate Friday,
was reconsidered this afternoon, on mo-
ton of Orr, chairman of the committee
on corporations, and passed.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-16

GoLDENDALE, Wash, March 12.-Al-
bert Baker, young mechanic of Gold
endale, has recently invented a placer
mining machine. 1t is built with wheels
wire sleeves to the quicksilver amalgam.
1t requires about six miners inches of
water to run it to such an extent that it
will require the steady effort of three
good shovelers to supply the feedhead.
When the machine has been set in posi-
ton it has the appearance of an old-time
fan mill. Scores of eager spectators,
many old coast miners, within the past
week, have viewed the machine working
in the black sands on the Little Klicki-
tat, at point within a stones throw OF
Goldendale,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-16
Consumption Not Contagious.

CINcINNArI, March 1.-THE resolution
to isolate consumptives at the pesthouse
came before the hospital trustees yes
terday. A protest from DR.. Amick's at
torneys threatening legal action was
read. Two hospital doctors persisted
that consumptives be sent to the pest
house. Four smallpox patients are there.
Mayor Caldwell and other trustees OPP
posed the removal. By unanimous con-
sent the resolution was tabled indef-
nitelv never to be resurrected. Mayor
Caldwell suggested the use OF the Amick
treatment at the hospital. Definite &C
ton was deferred. This victory won,
DIR. Amick will battle for consumptives
everywhere, He is mailing free accounts
OF his victory, and the Amick consump-
ton records to physicians and consump-
tives who write to him.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-16
FIGHTING IN PANAMA.
Revolutionary Forces Repulsed by Fed
eral Troops.


New YORK. March I2.-The Herald's
Panama special cable says; Advices
were received here late last night of the
landing OF an armed expedition and
desperate battle at Bocas del Tofo. The
rebel expedition came from Port Limon,
Costa Rlca, and was led by the notori-
Gus Mexican revolutionary inclter, Cat
arina Cara. lie had with him as lieu
tenants Pereira Castro, Silonor More
and others. An attack was made on
the quartet at O'Clock IN the morning
and the tighung was continued until q
O'Clock. II IL reported CARA was Killed
by Lieutenant Lopez, who III turn was
killed by the rebels. The reports re-
CelVeI here Indicate that many We're
Killed OH both sides. achievements
we're sent from Panama at midnight on
an express tram. They lett the train at
Colon and there embarked on a steamer
and were hurried to BOcas del Toro. 1t
is also reported that fifty men were
landed at BOCas del IorO from the
United States cruiser Atlanta. Cover
nor Arrange has issued decree deClar-
ing the department of Panama IN state
OF siege. The functions OF the civil
courts have been suspended.
The steamer Premier, which arrived
at Colon from Cartagena yesterday,
brought many political prisoners, who
have been lodged in jail A further
consignment OF arms and ammunition
has been received from New York.
NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGroN, March l2.-The follow
ing cable was received by Secretary
Herbert today, dated at Colon:
"A slight engagement has taken place
resulting in the defeat OF the revolution
ary forces. The Atlanta has landed a
force to protect American interests at or
near the neighborhood OF Borcas del
TorO, Colombia"
RUMOR UNFOUNDED.
MANAGUA, March 12.-Ofticials Of the
British legation state there is absolutely
no truth IN reports in the firing on an
American vessel by a British ship.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-16
THREE CAPTURED.
Also Nearly Half II Peck of Spurious
Dollars.

Also Nearly Half Peck of Spurious
Dollars.
ST., JOSEPH, Mo-, March u.-United
States Marshal Smith and a force of dep
uties to-day captured Joseph Tribble,
Edward F. Frieburg and John Hart, all
well-known residents OF Forbes, town
eighteen miles from here. A set of
counterfeiting tools, including nearly
half peck of spurious silver dollars,
were also taken. The dollars purport to
be the issue of 1893, and are OF such good
quality that it is almost impossible to
detect them from genuine. Tribble
made a confession, and other conieder-
ates will be arrested tonight. For some
months the countries north of here have
been flooded with spurious dollars, and
a government detective has been unable
to locate the makers.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-16

SEATTLE, March 11.-Harrison Bost-
wick, a leading attorney, is under
charges of tampering with legal papers
in case in which he was engaged, and
a committee of the King County Bar
Association has been appointed to inves
tigate. 1t is charged that he took the
complaint in lien case from the clerk IS
office and inserted page, right under
Juoge Langley's nose. Bostwick was
formerly chairman of the Republican
state committee of Nebraska, and came
here several years ago.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-16
MANSFIELD, THE ACTOR.
He Says Few Plain Things to a Gin
cinnati Reporter.

cinnati Reporter.
CINCINNATI, March 11.-Richard Mans
field, the actor, spoke in a disgusted
strain yesterday to a reporter. He said :
Il am an Englisman by birth, but all
my sympathies and ambitions are
American. The great stumbling block
to the American drama is the worship
OF anything foreign. For years Europe
sneered at American authors and actors.
They have stopped now. But the snobs
of this country have lost their cue, and
still put on colored glasses before look
ing at anything native. II Henry Irving
had been announced to play in no mat
ter what, he would have been greeted
with $4,000 house. Yet, what is lr-
wing? He is no better actor than | am.
But he is a theatrical diplomat, and has
the art Ct knowing how to keep his
name continually before the public. He
is stage mountebank, who knows how
to break into print with advertisements
of himself. But is that true art as we
understand it? 1t savors too much of
the actress who loses her diamonds once
year,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-16
OF IMMENSE GOOD
A Considerable Reduction in
Government Expenses.
DoCKERY COMMISSIONS WORK

Actual Annual Reductions in Govern
ment Expenditures over "a HaIf MIL
ION Dollars. and VIII Continue so
for IA Number of Years.
WAsHINGroN, March IA review OF
the work done by the Dockery joint com
mission of congress, created for the pur-
pose of inquiring into and examining
the status OF the law governing the ex-
ecutive departments, has been printed.
The greater number of the recommends
tions of the commission so far have been
put into practical operation, and have
been from time to time made public.
The review shows that the entire cost OF
the commission aggregated SAL 245, while
the actual annual reductions III govern
ment expenditures made as result of
it's work amount to $GO7 ,59l. The re-
view continues:
1.-THE reduction is not for the time be-
ing only, but will continue through each
of the coming years. The members OF
the commission, however, feel that the
expedition of public business and added
security to the government in It's meth
DDS OF accounting under the new sys-
TENS inaugurated would have fully justi-
fed its existence, even If there had been
no dIminution i'll expenses
A census of the departments held at
the direction of the commission dis
closes the fact that in the executive gov
eminent and its establishment AT the
national capital there are employed IL
900 persons, and OF this number ! ,667
are employed in the eight executive de-
partments, and 1857 by the department
OF labor, the civil service commission
and the fish commission, which are
under the civil service law; S,2O7 are of
the class subject to competitive exami-
nation preliminary to appointment and
3,243 OF them entered the service alter
such examination, and of the whole
number employed 5, l65 have from one
to nine relatives each in the government
service at Washington.
The commission also reported con-
current resolution, which provided for
the enrolling of congressional acts by
printing, which received the approval OF
both houses. The commission says its
value from she standpoint OF both ac-
curacv and economy Is illustrated 10y the
fact that not a single error has occurred
under the system up to this time. Much
space is given to recital OF the benefits
which the review asserts have been ac-
complished as result of the commits
sion's work, and subsequently incorpor-
ated in bill approved by the president
July 81, 1894. The estimated annual
saving resulting from this reform is put
at $237, ADO The recommendations made
by the commission and not acted on re-
late among other things to the reorgani-
zaton of the Office of supervising archi-
tect, contested land cases, repeal of the
land-contest act, transfer of duties of re-
eeivers of land offices, public surveys,
abolition of the office of solicitor OF in
ternal revenue, bonds of government Of
ticials, checking of money orders, aboli-
ton of naval officers at all ports and the
establishment of a substitute therefor in
New York, and writing official letters.
These reforms, the commission esti-
mates, would effect an annual saving OF
900
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-16
TO BE OPENED NEXT WEEK.
The Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Rail
road.

The santa Ee, prescott " fhOen1x hail-
road.
PRESCOTT, Ariz., March 1.-THE for
NAL opening of the Santa Fe, Prescott x
Phoenix railroad next week will mark
an epoch in the history of Arizona.
While Salt River valley is one OF the
most productive to be found anywhere,
that section has been unable to find a
market for its products. Northern Ari-
IONA, while onl 100 to $50 miles dis
tant, has been compelled to purchase
supplies from California and Kansas.
The completion OF the road brings the
two sections within a few hours COM
munication, and Northern Arizona will
join with Phoenix next week in a three
day celebration OF the opening of the
road. Excursions are booked from Chi
cage, Denver and other cities.