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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-08
THE PROPOSED RESOLUTION.
This Il the Land of the Free and the Chi.
cag0 Press Ii . Liar.

Colonel Bayle was then informed that
tho miners were to hold mass meet
ing on the public square at O clock at
which the following resolutions were to
be presented for adoption:
"Whcreas, A race conflict has taken
place In this city within the last few days,
resulting In no loss Of life but in serious
hardship and Inconvenience TO u consider
able section of this community;
Resolved. That we, the miners of
SpringValley in mass meeting assembled
declare to be our belief that all men, re-
gardless OF race color or creed, are born
with the same equal rights and should en-.
joy the same opportunities in tho pur-
suit of life and happiness.
Resolved. That We denounce any at
tempt ut the suppression OF these rights
as unjust and barbarous, and pledge our.
selves to maintain law and order so far
rs lies in our power.
Resolved. That we are ready now to
resume work, providing tho Spring Val
10y Coal company Is ready to start their
mines,
Resolved, That we denounce the
lying reports, misrepresenting this city,
sent to the Chicago papers by one Bailey,
OF Princeton. These dispatches in the
main are Infamous, distorted and exag.
gerated beyond human reasoning. In
uenouncing these atrocious ;misrepre-
sentations We hold as accountable the
publishers Of the Chicago press, who could
easily have informed themselves as to the
actual truth OF the situation"
Population L. Rather Heteroxensou.
AT the appointed hour about 600 miners
assembled in the public square at the
mass meeting. James Haney presided,
and w. II. Jones acted as secretary. 1t
was curious gathering. Every nation
in eastern and southern Europe was rep
resented. Every motion that was made
and every speech had to be repeated at
least six times, and each time in a differ.
ent language. All appeared to be deter.
mined upon one thing. and that was that
no man with African blood in his veins
should become n resident workman Of
this community. Spring Valley is a queer
town. 1t is like hornets nest Casual
observers would say in passing through
It that it is one Of the most peaceful
hamlets in America But let the casual
observer stir 1t up and enraged men and
women will pour forth like hornets dis
turbed to wreak vengeance on whoever
may dare to oppose them. When aroused
they have about as much regard for law
and order as q disturbed nest OF hornets.
0eettng seems to Have Been . Failure.
1t was explained to the meeting that
the representative Of Altgeld had come to
town to determine II the militia should
be called. When the resolutions had
neen read In the various languages
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-08
Girls and Women for Clerks.

Il don't need any in my Office; can't
depend on them; they are always Civ
ing out when most needed" saws a
business man. Zoa-Phora (Woman's S
FriendD cures sick and nervous head
ache and periodic troubles, making
women strong and reliable. Sold
by L. II. Thomas and Marshall g.
Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-08
TROUBLE SETTLED
With a Very Small rs" Unless
the Signs All Fail.
MINERS MEET AT SPRING VALLEY,

And Resolve That the Declaration Of In
dependence Is About Correct-Every-
body Satisfied with the Result Except
the "Man Up Tree" Who Says That the
Late Rioters Were Conspieuous for Their
Absence from the Gathering.
CHICAGO, Aug a.-The police yesterday
afternoon received Information which
leads them to believe that the colored
men OF this city have perfected an organ.
ization and are arming with the inten-
tion OF attacking the Italian miners at
Spring Valley. Tho information came
from a number Of pawnbrokers. who
stated that they had been approached
during the day by colored men who were
anxious to purchase numbers Of Win
chester rifles.
SPRING VALLEY, Aug. S.-State troops,
for the present at least. will not be Or
dered to this turbulent town, notorious
for riots and bloodshed. Peace has been
declared. All this was brought about
through the efforts Of Colonel Hugh L.
BIyh, sent here under instructions by
Governor John p. Altgcld to diagnose
The trouble and restore peace, II possible.
He was successful, and the miners Of
Spring Valley have adopted resolutions
declaring that all men O free and
sQual aad that tho negroes could return.
Colonel Blyie wns met at the hotel by
Sheriff Clark. Judge Trimble and other
officials and prominent citizens. A short
conference was held in which Colonel
B1yio outlined the policy Of Govern or
Altgeld regarding the present trouble.
Governor Altgeld sent me here" said
Colonel Bayle. ito investigate the trouble
and ascertain where the blame lies. He
also instructed me to bring about q set
tlcmeLt, If possible, without the aid Of
state troops. Governor Altgeld told me
that all American citizens, regardless Of
color or race, were to be protected. II
upon investigation find that the local
Authorities are unable to maintain law
and order then state troops will be sent
here. Law and order Is to be enforced at
any COST
General Statement OF the Facts.
To all this the officers and citizens
agreed, and meeting was arranged be.
tween Colonel Bayle. Sheriff Clark, Su-
perintendens Dalzell representing the
coal mining company, and the leaders
Of the strikers. to take place at
o'clock In the afternoon. Colonel Baylc
was informed by Sheriff Clark, Superin-
tendent Dalzell, and other citizens, min
ers, and public officers, that no ono had
rs yet been killed. All admitted how
ever, that 100 citizens, all colored, had
been driven from their homes by mob
composed Of Italian, Polish, Bavarian,
md Hungarian miners. Many shots
were fired, and some OF the colored min
ers were wounded and brutally beaten in
the melee. These negroes-men, women.
and children-had been assailed and ruth.
lcssly driven from their homes and forced
to 90 to Seatonvillc. As to this outrage
all were agreed, but that any one had
been killed or fatally wounded tho coal
company officials, miners, and officers Of
hn In lad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-08
Omaha CITY Dads lebuked.

OMAHA, Aug s-The ten members of
the city council who last Friday approved
the bonds of the new FIRE and police com
mission board in defiance of Judge Hope
we'll injunction, We're before the judge
on a ehargs OF contempt. The judge con-
tented himself with rebuking tn. alder
men, an tn n dismissed them. The case
against the new commission is still un-
der discussion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-08

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. S-The United Ty-
poth;e met in this city yesterday, moving
over from ST. Paul There was an ad-
dress of welcome by Mayor Pratt and q
reply by j. j. Little, of New YORK. 1t
h as been settled that the next convention
will be held in Rochester, n. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-08
Timers star. . $4,000 Fire.

DECATUR, Ills, Aug. Sire in the
Union Iron works Monday night caused a
loss of s5O, OOV; insurance, $4,000. The
fire caught in the bandsaw room and is
supposed to have been caused by q spark
left by timers who were working on the
roof during the day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-08
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed.

The Rock Island Brewing Company, success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, |.
Huber's City Brewery and Raible & Stengers
Rock Island. Brewery, as well as Julius Junges
Bottling Works, has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottling de-
partment in the country. The product is the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the tri-cities. and may
he ordered direct from the head offices on NO.
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-08

WINNIPEG. Man, Aug. S-Vice Presi.
dent Stevenson, o: sa.e United States, his
wife and daughters and two brothers,
John T. and William Stevenson, passed
through the city last evening en- route to
Alaska. The party travels in tine private
car Of President Van Horne, of the Cana
dian Pacific.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-08
Rockford Negrors Not warllke.

ROCKFORD, Ills, Aug S-The negroes Of
Rockford held largely attended meet
ing last evening, passed resolutions Of
sympathy to their people in Spring Val.
ley, and voted to extend moral and fnan.
cial aid to them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-08

Call for Rock Island
Brewing Co. Beer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-08

II was suffering with a terrible
cough. but was soon cured by Hoods
- Anna Schaubert,
Fairman, Ill.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA
z pod zaboru
MOSKIEWSKIEG

z WILMA liza Litwie pisza
Zmiana tronu rosyjskiego by.
najmniej ME znios1a systemu
szpiegowania. DziS lax dawniej
~skutek najdrobniejszYch de-
nuncYacyl, czynownicY odbY-
waja nocne rewizye u ksiezy
katol'ckicb. TAX niedawno
zostat ks. Labok, proboszcz
koscio}a WszYstkich Swretych
W Whine przez Orzewskiego,
osfawionego protektora ,,boha.
terstwa Kozackiego" W Kro-
zach, droga adminis1racyjas
skazany pa wYgnanle, ola tego
De znaleziono u niego broszur.
ke drukowans W Gslicyi O
procesie Krozanskim. Niestety
w}asnY jego kapelan. Is.
Karpowicz 2adenuncYowal go.
Swego czasu zlecono ks.
Labokowi obrene swiadk6w W
procesie Krozahskim. Postepu
JAG wed}ug obowiazku, tenn
wiecej, Ae wiedzia} doskonale,
lie urzednicy, sadowi ~starali
sic wptyDac ma swiadk6w,
ktorzY obawy knut6w i
wiezienja ma wszvstkie ich
wywody sic zgadzali, wyglosi1
tea zacny ksiadz dluzsza move
pred przysiega wskaza} ne
skutki krzywoprzysiestwa Tenn
s,iagual ma sic nienawisG
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
PkACIC "a

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Mozecie sic wyleczyG W czasle
u7ywania.
z tabakl tworzY sic rak W ustach
zofadku, niestrawnosc, brak
pamlecl, nerwowosG os1abionY
wzrok, zawrot gfowy, mary nocne,
b6le W poblizu serca, t%rzeslenle ser
ca i s}aby pulls.
Porzu6 tabake dop6ki ME
zapdzno.
Roslina BACO- CURO, 6rodek
n1eszkodliwy, kd6ry jest juz W
uzYciu przez 20 lat wyleczy1 tys'2ce
na}ogowych t~abac1nik6w, czy to
z palenia, zucla czY zazywania.
Mo2ecie u&ywaG tobaki, wiele SIG
eoam tylko podoba, u c2asie @o2y-
eoania BACO-CUR O. Sanai @au-
eooSycie, kiedy &oprzestaG. Danny
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czymy was z na4ogu trzema pude@-
kami. lub zwr6c1my pieniadze z
procentem pc 10 cd sta.
Sprzedaje sic we %wszystkIch ap-
tekach pc $l.00 pude}ko. Try
pude}ka $50 dnl kuracyl z pore
czonem wyleczenlem) "a $3.50.
Rrzy$1ijcie trey 2 centowe &moc2ki
pocStowe ia pudelko z proba. Bro
szurka bezp4atn1e. Plszcle do:
EUREKA Chemical & Manu-
featuring COMPANY, Manufacturing
Chemists, LA CROSSE, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04

wa, kt6rej z czcia niebo ca1e
u stop ley.
tn miejsca ola niej brake
W wiejskiej chacie, gdy Boze
Dziecie mia}a ma SWAT wydat,
= tam ola niej Gale niebieskie
przestworza, Gale gwiazdziste
bezbrzezne roz}ogi, Gale die.
dziny rajskie So otworem.
tn W kmiecej szopie, z}o-
|zonej ma sianku, ME mia}a
okryt czem Dzieciny Swojej,
= tam W gwiazd koronie pc
Syna prawicy swieci przepy-
chem wszech niebieskich
skarb6w, a niezliczone zastepy
anio}6w patrza w Jej oczy,
czekajac skinienia.
Tu ma multankach prosci
pastuszkowie grail Jej Dziec-
ku wiesniacze kolendy, tam
brzmia Seraf6w i Cherub6w
hymny Cd kt6rych gwiazdy
drza w~sp6}dzwiekiem W ko}o.
Tutaj musia}a kryt sic
pred pogonia okrutnych
kr6la Heroda siepaczy = tam
wszystkie mocy piekielne
truchleja pred jednym b}ys-
klein miecza archanio}6w.
Tutaj Ivy smutku la}a i
za}osci, = tam lei usmiechem
niebo sic p%romieni, a Cd Jej
spojrzeh pogodnych jasnych
tecze padaja ma niebios
przestworza.
Tutaj samotna sz}a i opusz.
czona, pc Syna n:Swego
zakrwawionych sladach, -
tam Ja anio}y prowadzq
skrzydlate, spiewajac piesni
ma jej czesc pochwalne:
nOd nieba jesteS ]aSniejsza
kr6lowo, cd ksiezyca Panno
Przenajswietsza, Cd gwiazd
srebrnych PAM }aski pe}na,
cd zorzy rannej, cd ob}ok6w
jasnych i Cd swiat}osci mora
lys ]asnle]sza l prom1enlstsza
Dziewico Maryo!
Jako lila Z rajskiego ogrodu
kwitniesz pc wieki i ME
zwiedniesz nigdy, a wonia
Twoja niebo przesiakniete
oddychaja MIA niebiahskie
swiaty, jake powietrzem czy-
stem ziemskie ivory.
B}ogos}awionas miedzy ME
wiastami, Dos by}a Matka
Boza tn ma ziemi, a jesteS W
Bozem kr6lestwie kr6lowa!"
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
Ksiazk! 90 nabozeA~
silva

D7j-c,e do Boga....... .......zo
Dz'scie do Boga &c . Totem, Drgs,
what H~icwinnoSci dis dzieci posg.
ki&h " Ameryce. ....~.....2b
.Ksiateczk>" do nabo&ehstwa stln
ntodzlety. zfocone ~hrzeKi, afooos
ny tytulik, ~possk6rrk 4 ,ytnlS-
KEN J6zefa Chou~zew & i.gol
"a sama kraSeczka oprawna w
Akorke & nbrazkiem
Ca arn ,,kslaGecska do naboaen
-twa ola mtodz'.&y,, Okucierp
zameczk!em,....... .,..--1 rs
Ia aama op >awna W kos6 sfoniowa1
albo W akgA,nit. .........l rs
p !. orosi 9 c b.
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ziocnne snzegl 100
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sk6rAe. z'"*'"a brzegi, 2 o%kucie1n,
zamerzh'~:i z}otym tytulik1eno
ANIOb slkuz opracny W RoEa
ston,uwa luh. W aksamlt...3.00
ZEOTY OhTARZYK, mocno o.
prawEy ze zfoconyu G tytulikieu
WYBOREK opraw. W pf6tno S0.4o
zfocone brzegi, skorka o.8o
zokuc,em z~ameczkiem Loo
So OETARzYK POLSKI 20
70 ztoconemi brzegami lao
se sprzaczka z okuciem 2.OG !
DUNN op7aw. " skorkS l.bo
ztooono brzegi LIE
70 >sprzaczka SEQ
Ogr6dek D b W v, O.
prawny W sk6rke, z{ocone brsss
gi, 9 ebrazkami na ok}adce, zkeD
cony,n sytu!ikiem ...... $l.5o
Ia sauna ks!a&ka & zameczkiem
j okuciepa. 200
" q g k. Maryi opr. ~
sh5rkr--
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otulik i zSnt hrzegi i. la
W iantt >ryh z{os 'aa
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
vi.

Z pado1u ziemi Parma wnle-
bowzieta pc cichym, skrom-
nym, ubogim zywocie, wsrod
wiekuistej swiat}osci przeby-
wa; tn ma tym swiecie wSrod
maluczkich zy}a, ub6stwo
znoszac prostaczkow, tam W
majestacie wspania1ym kr6lo-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
LegendY 0 Matce Boskiej.

Zosta}a Matka sama ma
ziemi, z bolescia Swoja, re
}zami Swemi; dwie tylkc
chwile radosne mia1a: gdy
ma SWAT przyszed} Syn Jej
jedyny i gdy W dzieh trzeci
pc lego zgonie, zmartwych-
wsta}ego znowu ujrza}a. Przez
lat czternaScie. PREY swietym
jamie mieszkala smutna cicha
i skromna Boskiego Syna
Matka wybrana; ziemska
pielgrzymke kohczy}a Swoja
W mod}ach, W wspomnieniach,
W dusznej tesknocie, wpatrzona
W niebo, gdzie Syn Jej miesz-
ka}, w%patrzona W ziemie, co
Ivy Jej pi}a. a krwawe Shady
lego nosi}a. Choc siedm
miecz6w tkwi}o W lei Ionic,
chociaz W cierniowej zy}a
koronie, choG Jej do krzyza
Syna przybito, W sercu ME
mia}a cierpkiej goryczy ami
do swiata ami do ludzi; ich
przyjaci6}ka, ich opiekunka,
ich dobrodziejka by}a do
zgonu, i pc wick wicklow
pozostac mia}a. A choc
krwawemi }zami p}aka}a, Ivy
te ma kwiaty ziemia zmienia}a.
Choc Gale niebo z swym
majestatem czeka}o ma Ma,
jak ma kr6lowe, Ona z litosci
wielkiej mad swiatem, ludzmi
wola}a. przebywac W smutku
sama za}osG t}umiac swa
wielka, by}a i'm Matka Po-
cieszycielka. Ma ludzka nedze
doko}a siebie patrzac pe}neml
Cd }ez oczyma, chcia}a Dol
wszystek poznaG ma ziemi,
ably cierpiacych bye Matka
w niebie.
| zadumana odtad b%olesnie,
re smutkiem w oczach, Z
chmura ma czole, sz}a juz
przez zycie, tax, jak Ja we
snie, ma cyprysowem malowa}
stole, Apost6l Lukasz evan
gielista = Cd ziemskiej zmazy
wolna j czysta!
Gdy sic wype}ni} czas Jej
pielgrzymki, Z n;eba anio}y
ILLEGALLY W pos}y i ola stru-
dzonej zywotem duszy, pare
najlzejszych skrzyde} przy-
nios}y...
w Janowym domu be-
bolu, jeku, ma aposto}6w zas.
ne}a reku; W Janowym domu
wierna drozyna, wsp6lnie
Bogarodzice, gdy zateskni}a
do Swego Syna i sz}a ME
bieska zasiasc stolice.
Kiedy do grobu cia}o z}o-
zono, z rozkoszy ziemskiej
zadrzalo }ono, lecz niebo
ziemi skarb jej wydar}o i
wzie}y duchy Z grobu umar}a
i Maryi Fanny usniete cia}o
jak jasoe p]omie W gore le-
cialo, a ku lecacej Maryi
Panience, Syn Jej przebite
wyciagna} rece; = z}ozy} ia
lekko ia niebios progu i
oddal Ojcu Swojemu = Bogu.
z grobu Maryi won Z bla-
skiem bic, a zamiast cla}a
same lille.
Cd samych lilii gr6b sic
Jej bell, PREY grobie klecza
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
" Y B 0 R

Najosoblwszych ma6o&enstss ipieS18
Ksiszka do nabozenstwa . duzem,
literaml ola ludzl kr6tkj wzrok
majacych lub ola os6b e~tarych. W
5licznej oprawle z okucjem
CENA S 1875
Mo&mo te ksiqSke dostot 40 k*ie-
0arns Il. DEKD WSKLEEO W
Winona, MINI .>ra T.. End e...)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04

Orzewskiego ] Klingenbergs,
kt6rzy teraz Ma drodze adml-
nistracyinej pomscili sic ma
biednYm ksiedzu.
Takiemi to prawami kieruje
sic cywilizo wana Moskwa.
W Rosy umar1
w}oscianin Wawrzyniec HeH
NOW W $50 roku zycia. By}
on os:atnim swiadkiem pow
stsnia Pugaczewa' kt6ry bedac
synem kozaka, powsta1 przeclw
rzadowi Carycy Katarzyny II,
g}oszac, &c jest cerem PIotrem
LII, sdobyi Kazah, ale pokonany
przez Suworowa i Panina i
wziety W niewole utracif 2ycie
W Moskwie ITS r. reki kata.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
co

z WSzYSTKICH STRON
Turcyi nadcbodza smutne
wiesci o przesladowaniach
chrzescian. Niedawno temu W
DE dda zabili Arabowie q
szczepu Beduiaow konsula
angielskisgo, a poranili vice
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04

konsula angielskiego, oraz
konsulow rosyj.kiego i fan.
cuzkiego. Zrobili to z niena-
wlscl i zaclek1o6ci,. lie pafstwa
10 kt6rycb konsulowie owl
nsleza, energicznie wystapily
przeciw okruciehstwom. jakich
sic wojska turockie " Armenji
dopuszczal7. Chrzesoianie So
tam bez wszelkiej opieki, DO
wfadze tureckie wcale ME
uw2gledn'aja ich skarg.
W sprawe Gala wmiesza'y
sic Francya, Anglia i Rosya
Il 4adaiy u'g ola Armehczykow.
Rad turevki dat jednak Cd
mowna odpowiedz.
Dalsze wiadomosci donosza.
BE pofo1enie Europejczyk6w W
|Dzedda jest bardzo niebezpiecz-
ne. W mieScie Jest bardzo
ma}o wojska. Ludnosc jest
bardzo zadowolona z tego, Re
konsulowie europeiscy zostali
napadnieci i poranieni. Stycha6
tel, IL niedo}e3na gospodarka
Turcyi PREDICT sic ME skohczy,
dop6ki mocarsl~a europejskie
ME p%oczynia energicznych
krok6w, by zabezpieczyG Eu-
ropeiczyk6w.
Gazety londyhskie donosz4,
lie TurcYa odpewiedziafa mo.
carstwom europejskim, 4eby
sic ME miesza}y do wewnetrz-
nych spraw tureckich. Turcya
vie najlepiei co leJ czyDi6
wypada i ME pozvoll nigdy
ma to, 3eby mocarstwa jej
}akleskolwiek przepisy da wafY.
FRYBURG, " Szwajcaryi.
Jak sic dowiaduiemy otrzgmal
W tych dn. %pierwsze swiecenia
z rak miejscowego x Biskupa
kleryk Konstanty Nowak,
sluchacz sw. teologii ma tutel
Sym Uniwersytecie. Kodak
ten, z Ksiestwa pochodzacy,
zamierza jake kap}an poda&y6
do Dan'i, by objac duszpaster.
stwo mad Polakami, kt6rych
tam obecnie przeszfo 700
przebywa. - M}odemu KAPPA
now szczesc B,ze!
PkACIC "a
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Mozecie sic wyleczYG w czasle
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04


W Moskwie ITS r.z reki kata.
z pod zaboru
AUSTRYACKlEGO
z Pan Erazm
Jerzmanowskj, znany ma ca1ym
sHiecie polskim dobroczyh;a i
patryota przyby} niedawno
2 Ameryki do Krakowa gjz1e
ma rodzine, i te odwiedzi6
pragnat.
P. Julian Fatat, dyrektor
krakowskiej szkoly sztuk pie
knych, przyby} 3. b. N. do
Krakowa. We wtorek 4. BIN.
rano 20 powitaniu re strony
grona profesorow W sail
sekretarYatu, objaf urzedowauie
jeko naczelny kierownik szkoly
sztuk pieknych.
z krakowskiej izby adwoka-
ckiej Ma walnem zgromsdzeniu
krakowskiej izbY adwokackie
W dniu I BIN. odbytem, wy
brano mq2ami %zaufania do
wymiaru podatku dochodo
wego ola Rzeszowa adwokat6w
pp.: dra Zbyszewskiego WI
ktora, dra Alsa Rodryka i dra
Reicba Samucla ;dia Jasfa pp.;
dra Wiedigera Franciszka, ORA
Neumana Karola i dra Gas2yh,
skiego Fellksa.
RZESZOW. Wypadek W
koS,iele. W ubieg}y piatek,
kiedy uczennice tutejszej szko}y
wydzialowei PROFESSIONALLY W
kosciele fArnym do pierwszej
.dwoie dziewczatek
ubranych " bell przez nieo-
str6znosc pozapala}y ma sobie
welony. Dzieki przytomnoSci
nauczycielki 2. Wassak6wny
ME bylo 2adnego powa2nego
poparzenia, skohczy}o sic DO.
wien tylko ma spalenju we
lon6w, nieco w}osow, a jedna
z dziewczatek lekko tylko ma
policzku poparzona. Uczenice
te pc ochlonieeiu z przestrachu
przystapi}y zaraz do komunii
sw. W %przysziosci nale2a}oby
ME dozwalac dzleciom trzyma-
MIA jarzacych swiec, gdyz przez
malta chocby nieostr6znos6,
fatwo wynikna6 mole powa.
zne nieszczeScie.
LWOW rs c2erwca. W
Przemyslu sad wojenny skaza]
&c huzarow, kt6rzy niedawno
temu zabili wachmistrza, Q
powodu II brutalnie sic z mimi
obchodzi} ma smierG. Cesarz
roztrzyg}. ably 10 zolnierzY
ognaczonych losem, / trzech
podofcerow rozstrzelono, a l3
innym zmienif kare smierci
IA do3ywotnie wiezienie. Wy.
rok zosta} W dniu "a Czerwca
wykonany.
20
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
l., T X

VOI.SKO
Podrecznik
xaw'erajacy:
Nauke pisania list6w / gotowe
wzory listdw,
W wszvss>i<h ;~;.4p@ahach zvola,
s2ta'g65:is ~:cstossuumy do
a5ytku i wygodv Polak6w "
Ameryce.
CENA 30 @.
mocnej oprawie IS o.
Moznu ts ksiq&ae dostot % ksie-
goyni H. DERDO WSKLEGO v
Wlnona, Mimi
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-09-26
The CITY.

The lilacs In my garden blow.
Wide meadows ring my garden round
In that green wood wild vioiets grow
And pale frail cuckoo flowers are found
For all you see and all you hear
The city might be miles away,
And yet you feel the city near
Through all the quiet OF the day.
Sweet smells the earth, new washed with rain
Wet leaves CLEAN in the moonlight pale.
And in the wood behind tho lane
! hear the hidden nightingale.
Though field and wood sbouf mo Ne.
Soft hushed In dewy deep delight.
Yet can hear tho city Sigh
Through all the silencs Of the AighA
For me the skylark nests and sings:
For me the vine her garland weaves:
The swallow folds her glossy wings
To build beneath my cottage caves.
But can feel the giant near.
Can hear all day his sad slaves weep.
And when ut last the night Is here
hear him moving in his sleep.
Oh, for little space Of ground,
Though never a flower should make il gay,
Where miles Of meadow Tapped me round
And leagues and leagues of silence lay!
Oh, for q wind dashed, treeless down,
A black night and lonely way,
A silence deep enough to drown
The voice that mockS me night and day!
New York Tribune.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-09-26

At the corner Of Fourth avenue and
Smithfeld street lady from Glenwood
entered . crowded outgoing oar. The
conductor knew who she was, and that
she resided in Glenwood Hesuspeoted
that she had made Q mistake, and that
she thought she was on . Second avenue
car. 80 he crowded up the aisle and po-
htely inquired:
where are you going. lady7"
''That's my business. she tartiy 10
piled
The conductor said nothing more, and
the car sped along through the dark.
crossing the Monongahela through the
covered Tenth street bridge and rapidly
putting space between 1t and Glenwood.
When it entered the big Knoxville in
cline elevator and stopped, nobody said
word After minutes wait up the
precipice it started, leaving the spar
king electric lights far below.
"My goodness, screamed the Glen
wood woman to the conductor, where
is this car going?'
"That's my business, dryly replied
the conductor. Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-09-26
Tho Iavish ;Jeul<iua.

In October, 1885, religiously mind
ed Buckinghamshire farmer named Jen-
kins brought his firstborn to the parish
church to be christened, and this was to
be the name: Abel Benjamin Caleb Dan
iel Ezra Felix Gabriel Haggai Isaac
Jacob Kish Levi Manoah Nehemiah OBJ
diah Peter Quartus Rechab Samuel
Tobiah Uzziel Vaniah Word Xystus
Zechariah.
1t will be observed that the names
are all arranged in alphabetical order
and are. as far as possible, selected from
Scripture. 1t was only with the very
greatest difficulty that the clergyman
dissuaded Mr.. Jenkins from doing the
lasting wrong to his child that he had
unwittingly devised, but eventually it
was decided to christen the boy simply
Abel. chambers Journal