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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
AT SHORT RANGE.

Lord sackrille's house must be well COW
erred with lightning rods.
Robert Lincoln should lie compelled to
properly tax his presidential boom.
AmSle RiNes' married life seems to
have been rather novel experience.
Those who Thought Chicago might be
lonely after the lansing of Horr and Har-
Vey didn't know Professor Bemis.
In refusing to come to America Max
Nofdau Is PERHAPS satisfied with the mia
takes other distinguished visitors have
made,
4 Washington Post reporter recently
fell In love With Hetty Green But 1t is
doubtful II the good woman will ever be
sister TO him
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norHcu1Ip,s OPINION.

London. December N.-Raron Roth.
child. discussing the Venezuelan affair
said TO a reporter Of the Associated Press
today;
From business point Ct view opinions
can not differ. All | want Is peace. Con-
tinentaI opinion continues to support
Great Britain and this Is naturally made
most # by the English newspapers. On
~ tho Russian opinion thus far received
has been non-committal
A dispatch to the Standard from Paris
dwells upon the fact that French opinion
Is valued in the United States more
than that OF any other country and adds:
The French people entertain the most
friendly feelings for the United States.
vet their opinion unanimously condemns
President Cleveland.
The press ofLondon and the provinces
continues 10 be moderate in tone
The Birmingham Post, organ OF the
secretary Of state for the ctlpri :, thu
Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, says;
| We rely much on the serious rehHc ION
| OF the better class of Americans. The
| Bradford Observer remarks: 50 lar as
| this nation Is concerned II should be
| assumed from the outset that under NJ
| conceivable circumstances can the auos-
| ton be made sufficient excuse for war
At all costs we stand for peace.
| These two opinions are only typical
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
NO WAN ANTICIpATEp

New York December 20--Representa-
tlves of prodstreet's at twcnty-,hree
cities interviewed many leading manu-
facurers ana merchants Thursday rs
to the effect, present or prospoc Two, on
The Influence OF the international si'u9-
ton prccipltatod by the pres dents m's-
probability Of hctual hostilities
In no instance, SO far a. the interviews
extend Is war considered the probable
outcome So far MS The erect on hu5iue''s
IS concerned Eastern and Western manu-
featuring oenters and many OF the larger
Western and Northwestern distributing
points repor, none Is felt whatever
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
A RATTTE IMMINENT

Madrid. December 2O-The FL Liberale
has n dispatch from Havana which says
that Maxine Gomez, Antonio Maceo. La
crete, Surez and Perez. at the head of
zen thousand INSURGENTS. have forced
,he frontier OF Matanzas. and II is be
mlnent' as many Spanish troops are in
that part of the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
DEPOSITED THE GUARANru,n.

New York, December 2O.--Joe Nend.e to-
DAY deposited With r. Is Fox a choch
Tor $1,000 which he lad received from Dan
a. stuart as a SusrHntec that Bob Fitz-
StnlW9ns would meet Peter Maher at El
Flso February H.
John j. quinn. manager for Maher. sends
Mpru mat ne VIII arrive In this cily next
IEulsday morning with $1,000 to post Tor
M&uer. Many bets are being made on the
hthl AZ the uptown hotels, Maher is a
slight faNorlte. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
pIspEnsEp rHE INSURGENTS.

Havana, December 20.--At the Santlsma
Trinidad plantation, in the Sagua la
Grandc district OF Santa Clara, mum.
Der of insurgents encountered detach
ment Of Spanish troops, and in IN, fight
over one hundred OF the insurgents were
Lieutenant Carvalja. at the head OF
ten volunteers has dispersed band Of
thirty insurgents near Cardcnas, prov
lnce OF Matanzas. Killing seven.
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Nrs; Mary Rochester. colored, died IN
the New Castle, Del. county almshou e
years. She had lived In thai vicinitr
during most Of her life.
Every member OF NJ. Bourgeois cob,-
net except NJ. Berthelot, according 10
the Tablet, IL Free Mason. and lie
Figaro singles out NJ. Berthelot as the
most prominent Free Mason OF them ali.
George Moore. a working miner of
Grand Ronde. Wash. will celebrate his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
THE MEETING ABANDONED.

New York. December 90 There viii be
10 special meeting of the chamber Of
commerce to consider the Venezuelan
question. at least not until after tn
United states senate shall have talk
action. The petition TO have meeting
called which WAS Circulptd yesterday
has been temporarily withdrawn.
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WANTED TO RpscIND.

Richmond, Va, December War at
tempt was made In the Virginia senate to-
day 20 rescnd the action OF the legisla-
ture on Tuesday in the action approving
President Clevcland's Venezuelan mes
sage. The motion TO rescind was lost
lo to AZ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
GOSSIP or GOTHAM.

GOSSIP or GOTHAM
New York December IA broadway
shorIeene- has In a conspicuous place IN
nis show window p!7card On which is
printed I'm larrs letters. Won will feel
awfu.ly mean Christmas morning. y you
get "a ~, seat from any friend may YOU
have not similarly remembarci Better
h,iv vrur presents here now " Tra1csIucu
here know q good ical about human ua-
ture ttnr the passing taro1s gives them
credit for.
on Eighth avenue this afternoon was
n rough looking farm wagon quite artis-
ucally festctr@i with dead rabbits. and
tne man IN charge wore coat and cap Of
rabbit skins. The combination attrlcted
much at.e1tior a1t the man did ht,sk
trade iH tg0n es as DE si0wiy procee ~
up ,he cast SIDE cf the street 10 the park
And then down tht vest side rne coat
ana cap da lhe business.
Yvetta Gplbert repeatedly exclaimed
"Mon I4eu" during rehearsal this after
noon. "You mustn't say that, my dear"
remarked oscar HsWuFrstein. after
while On English Mon pieu is au oath,
ara ycp cots uc you didn't want 90 shock
ut' L}tt orrryr 1dv says Mon tirN' IN
HiarUt' cri-l Gvctte. even the Atile
ras-4-.t. ffeUcysr viii obey NY I'M
F-DsarIr." sh- laughed. "N Lot shall
lay ..stea1"' say Great Scottr &. you
:uasi saw so'r.thing. remarked TANNER
sttiu. Rive minutes Inter YNeue got Into
Is passion win one az the attaches, and
turning 40 III size exclaimed Win has M
ils eves. NY Great Clement Scott Why
90 fcn u2; behave. he Gulberi VIII DO
curiosity promp'ei me 20 count the
up trains oH t1e sixth avenue sleyattd he
tween Fort,-soeond gtreni and Park Place
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the penalty Of reaction that invariably fol.
lows abnormal activity and development.
The same thing is seen In smaller cities
after some extraordinary period of ek-
element. The only consolation or saliva
ton is in the making Of enough money
by the majority in business al such times
dullness--a slim consolation in the lons
run and at last.
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POST TIPS.

First Race-Geo. f. Smith, Artist.
Second Race-Souffle. Mamie 9.
Third Race-Potsdam, Chenoa.
Fourth Race--Lightfcot. Jim Flood.
Fifth Race-Lest ter Uncle Jim.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

The government has spent six millions
fer deep water here. now bring on your
business" says Galveston, Which reminds
US Of the case OF the man who agreed ~
kill the rats In the hotel In payment Tor
his dinner. After eating. he asked the
proprietor 10 clear the dining room and
bring him a good, long, large stick, and.
being furnished with that. he took his
stand in the middle OF the floor and. rails
Ing the stick In the attitude Of striking.
exclaimed. NOW bring on your rats"
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u,orrLp re PEfi

Ro, hester eost-hS.i !. rrirt the r''.'s
We would be glad 70 p Mlskinlsy I; e ]
IF p.a ne 5HISSnno;si M'il'lie Va 1SpRa 81
issue In brown pap
she shelf. PES
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he penalty q reaction tia, invariably FOL,

the penalty Of reaction that invariably fol
lows abnormal activity and development
| The same thing is seen In smaller cite.
after some extraordinary period of ex
| element The only consolation OF saliva
|! ton is in the making of enough none,
TO tide ever the consequent period ,oi
dullness--a slim consolation in the lons
run and at last.
The government has spent six millions
fer deep water here. now bring on your
| business" says Galveston, wh.ch reminds
us Of the case OF the man who agreed ~
kill the rats In the hotel In payment FOR
his dinner. After eating. he asked the
| proprietor 20 clear the dining room and
bring him a good. long, large stick, and.
being furnished with that. he took his
stand in the middle OF the floor and rsis-
ing the sick in the attitude Of striking
exclaimed. NOW bring on your rats"
Grover Cleveland swoRs one NOR n'ng AMI
President CreSpo OF Venez aeis found him
SELF famous.
Chairman HArrity Of the Democrats
National committee IS said 10 be over
y he.raad with requests and suggestions 70
have the date OF the National denaocra tic
convention put at as LAKE daIe as possible
TIE idea is general that 1t would be we'll
to let the enemy vase a good deal OF
ammunition before We make the charge.
Mr. Reed generously allowed Mr.. Crisp
10 APPLAUD The tiA introduced by the re-
publican side,
Tho coroners jury o. the visduc:- or
street SAT- disaster, At Cleveland, found
that the conductor alone was responsible
AS he want down TO death with his paesen-
gers j; Is pretty cs-taIa that &; WAS an
error Of this head ana rot @. the heart.
The entire absence e. aanor from Mr
Cleve.auds message may result, In It's
being regarded as "a great joke by the
British public.
Il may te stAtei .or ,he benefit q many
aspiring rilymesters that their Verses are
/ accomplishing moro iu jno way Of boom
( ing 10Y shops ana kindergarten schools
than in securing ,or their writer the place
occupied hy The latN Eugene I'3eid.
General Coxey's forces shoala be hclA In
raaa.noa fur Tie luvAs1n Of CaNada. We
~.s~. o.. --..t. d, .t-.r ,.,-,,~, y,.la-, g-.,
,..... ~. ,.,.,s.-
Tha Failure Of the late James Monroe %
transmit uay posucrp,s Ia A,s d5-tr!ua
ts~o1rh the channel ~ s,..-t-.seits-s.. s.--
- ,. a. ., t,
o. -- N+'
y .i- uils nave ot made q spe-la study q
.-itars.7llo-.sI law
-------------
In the eve1t o. serious culuiua5on.
,,orr,4--, IL -, ,.i,.iss+ta 20 trace ,.,,- ,,..
N'ss rs 20 protest 'oe "oFkmen who are
tu.dios our navy
-
~" b+'ae oi ne 7'A'H AH'H'' ian no
pN"'.,s ai''eaFs go t4Hf COLBY 20 'He -"oii-
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TO PREVENT E''

TO PREVENi 4
washington star scandals g. !. u
ton TO the fact lns' Aitgela 4! srs'
in ii inois. Cow, Tired Of tns'
before they se'
ings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

Grover Cleveland swoRe one NOR n'ns AMI
President CreSpo OF Venezuela found hina-
elf 70 rsan.s
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Chairman Earriiy Of the Democrats
National committee Is said 10 be over
Nhe,rraed WIKI requests and suggestions 70
have the date OF the National denlocra tic
convention put at as lase dale as possible.
TIE idea Is general that It would be we'll
to let the enemy waste a good deal OF
ammunition before We make the charge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

Of the general drift OF opinion in the
provinces,
AIR T. p. o'connor's sun is n notable
exception to the general tone, II says
today: To us whose public men arc al
most Without exception honest, II is IN
credible that statesmen should he pre-
thousands for the transccndart rlores
OF Office That TO Pr siden. Cleveland
such methods are possible. is reason why
America should pause.
States must ne rcck9ned with. Yankee
IS yet term of roprcach on the south
and the tAttered war flags OF the capt
relies The name OF Jefferson Davis is
q ereatcr one 10 coniure with than
Cleveland. There are We; men living ~,
the South who dream that the sars and
bars win one day wave above the stars
and stripes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

Mr. Reed generously allowed Mr.. Crisp
10 applapl The tiA introduced by the re-
publican side
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

Judging from political sto,d,,,,,,,
rne president has made great hit.
Whatever may be done in congress in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

Tho CORNERS jury o. the visduc. or
street SAT- disaster, At Cleveland, found
that the conductor alone was responsible
AS he want down to Death nitn his paesen-
gers j; Is pretty certain that Il was an
error q the heal ana rot o. ,he heart.
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me q'artermaster general IT the army
makes the rather remarkable statement
in his annual report that cavalry horses
which are rejected by the army insnec.
tors have been found qualified for far.
elSn governments, the curious part OF
the report being that so far as is known
no other government has yet seen nr
70 purchase cavalry horses outside of
It's own country, u
me remark OF the general was brouoh+
form by q little tilt which he has ~ ~
having with the inspector general over
the present method OF sci Q t'g M.
horses, the later holding thai the sNen;-
heAdons now uscd are lnsuftripn; -
insure coed animals while c -nsral Bacb,
eler contends that the army bas -
peeh provided with hotter horses.
me inspector general takes issue how
ever. anu says that many cavalry hors "a
are vicious, wild and unmauagealle 80
lllat these defects should have besn % a
t.,p ~ WIN proper Inspection her,,
tnt purchases We're made As the n,p,,N
termhster genera Guys all horses fcpt r.
army, ne WIN continue. probanlv ~ ra.e
nus own ideas in the matter. ubtiN us'
inspeetor general VIII no doubt eon,In 1m.
to crtlcise them. commune
JUDGING from political stnndroipt
1he president has made q great hit
| MllteNer hA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

Auy one finding a oussl certificate Of
boom marked is. HARRISON viii lee suit
ably rewarded M leaving same ~ith
r. 2. Il. houss o. represent ;iyes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

atr. Flynn q Oklahoma has made dos
pe-a,e Md foi farne by reading on Hoke
Sri,h's eoai tail Il So sate to predict
ia-t ne vtili 30, main there long euausa
to eca--re homestead rlgEla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

S. LOUIS ho,c! men are preparing 70 re-
fu;e the statement by tie Mckinl>y men
That their city Is the cheapest place for
=cgtheea delegates - attend.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14
me biezaca zgfosiio sic pomoc 10000 ro-
dzin imozna sic spodziewaG wiecej.

me biezaca zgfosifo sic pomoc 10000 ro-
dzin imozna sic spodziewaG wiecej.
Grand Rapids.-Sad przyznaf pani
Walker 1000 dol. odszkodowania cd kom-
pant, kt6ra oswieca miasto. Gdy owa pa
nj przechodzifa utica odfamek karbonu
lampy, kt6ra 'czyscif robotnik, wpadf jej
do Okla uczynii ia niewidoma ma cafe
zycie ma jedno oko.
Pittsburg, Pa w Charleroy g6rnik
Mchaf Andrejes, Siowak, kupiwszy be-
czulke prochu, postawii ja przy piecu
kuchni, gdzie znajdowa}y sic troje die
c. Kiedy iona udaf sia ma gore, nasta-
pill wybuch prochu. Geese domu zosta}a
zburzona dzieci ma miejscu poniosfy
smiert.
Topeka, Kan.-Kolej Atchison, Tope-
ka 4 Santa Fe z,stafa sprzsdana przez
licytacye, 10 grudnia, "a 60 milion6w do
larow. Nabywcami sa: Edward King,
Karol c. Beaman Wiktor Morawetz.
Innych kupr6w wcale ME byfo. kelej Ia
oszacowana byfa ma $50 milionow. Lu-
die. kt6rzy kupowali akcyh tel kolei
traca teraz. szpekulanci "zarabiaja
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14

Ze wszystkich stron dochodza
wiadomosci podwyzszeniu placy
robotnika, dobrowolnie lub przez
przymus. Lecz ME mozemy cieszyt
sic z tego gdy por6wnamy rok 1865
biezacym. W6wczas byio W St.
Zid. 100000 robotnik6w p}aca
przecietna $500 dziennie; dis ma
my 100000 ktdrzy "a dilemma
prace pobieraja przecietnie soc.
Mech vice robotnicy dzisiej-
szem podwyzszaniem pfacy ME da,
ia sic oslepit, MECH ME wierza, il
ono i'm zwiastuje easy sprawiedli
wego wynagrodzenia "a robote
spokojnego aycia; jest to tylke
nieznaczne ustepstwo, wytrawnege
gracza, kt6ry dla tego tylko W jed
mem miejscu tract, ably W dziesie
ciu odbic.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14
TOLEDO, OHIO, IA GRUDN1A, 1895.

lat IA, ma tel podstawie IL wkrdtce
miaiy dojse do tego wieku. W
gruncie rzeczy cafe miasteczko AL
ton wraz jego urzednikami i
mieszkahcami. ugina sic pred po-
tega Illinois Grass Co. ME mog}by
sic tam znalest sedzia, kt6ryby
smiaf 0 co obwinit ten wielki syn
dykat. Godnem jest wzmianki il
laden ojcie" rodziny ME dostanie W
tel fabryce zajecia jezeli ME bedzie
tam rdwniez posyiai dopracy swyeh
dzieci "a 4Oc. dziennie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14
DO PATRYOT6W.

sfuchajcie no, wy Polacy,
Co sic u mas dzieje
Nasze dzieci niemiec uczy,
u polak6w sic smieie;
Nj po polsku nj angielsku
Me umie bestya,
Ale sinic, bic, kaleczyc-
Moze jako zmija!
Czyliz ME ma was ojcowie
I wy polskie matki,
Abyscie z niemieckiej paszczy
Wyrwali swe dziatAi?
Mako, wyzcie pek paciorek,
Ojciec relikwije,
Nadac odpust-nlech niemczysko
D}ugo jeszcze lyle.
1 chcc niemiec W p}aczu, krzyku
Was matki poprosi,
To ME przestac, bo po coz 60
Tutaj licho nosi.
Gdyby sic vidal gruby Matyl
w wasza awanture,
Zdjac kropid}em mu niemiecka
A wdziat polska sk6fe.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14

Szliferze dyamentow, ktorym
ME chciano podwyzszyt zapfaty, O.
puscili New York udali sic DO.
wrotem do Holandyi, gdzie ich cze-
ka lepiej op}acana praca.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14

G6rnicy stanu Iowa zorgani-
zowali sic ma nowo pod nazwa Sto-
warzyszenia ochrony gdrnik6w Sta
nu Iowa. Nova organizacya ma
dawac wsparcie W razie choroby
smierci lub nieszczescia. Stowarzy-
szenie przystapi do og6lnego zwiaz
ku g6rnik6w W Ameryce, do Anne,
rykahskiej Federacyi piracy, lec2
zachowa najzupefniejszy samorzad
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14
w New York zastraikowafo SO

w New York zastrajkowafo SOC
robotnik6w pracujacych przy "a,
k}adaniu rur parowych, z tego po.
wodu, re pracodawcy ME chcieli "a
mich op}acac podr6zy, gdy ich wy.
sy}ali do piracy do odlegfych miei
scowosci.-Jednoczesnie zastrai ko,
wall elektrotechnicy, powodu te.
60, ze kapitalisci przyjmowali ska.
bow do roboty.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14

Konwencya Rycerzy Piracy zale,
CHA szczeg6lnie diva bojkoty: prze.
ciwko bankom narodowym i pre-.
ciwko tirmie Wanamaker &..Brown,
kt6ra ma SLIME rozga}eziony i bo,
gaty wyr6b ubrah, ale utrzymuje
swych robotnikow robotnice W
nedzy ponizeniu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14

Wedfug niedawno ogfoszonego
sprawozdania przez sekretarza Nor
tona o stanie rolnictwa, W Stanach
Zjed. jest:
Farm. :. 4,564,641
Przecietna wartosG farmy.. $4,000
Og6lna wartosc. $13,O00,0O0,OO0
Przecietna objetosc fanny, :.
akr6w 1877
Ma kazda farme przypada os6b 6
Dolaczywszy do farm inwentarz
martwy zywy, przecietna wartosc
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w fabrykach wyrob6w stalowyc]

w fabrykach 'wyrob6w stalowych
Illinois Steel Co., " Milwaukee,
Wis, rozdano niedawno robotni-
kom do podpisania kontrakty, mo-
ca kt6rych rodzice oddaja swe ma
}oletnie dzieci ma passive maszy-
nom i niedba4osci kompanii, gdyz
uvolniaja kompanie cd wszelkiej
odpowiedzialnosci "a smiert lub
skaleczenie dziecka W fabryce. Kon-
tract ten musi bye podpisany pod
grozba wydalenia dziecka 2 piracy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14

w stanie Illinois istnieje prawo,
zabraniajace dzieciom ponizej lat
14-tu pracowac W fabrykach, pomi-
mo to Illinois Glass Co. W Alton TO-
sta1a uwolniona cd odpowiedzial-
nosci "a zatrudnianie dziec; ponizej
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14

Ma Ellis Island, stacyi imigra
cyjnej przy New Yorku, w}adze
zatrzyma}y S m}odych dziewczat,
kt6re tu przyjechafy do piracy "a
kontraktem. Naje}a je podczas swej
podr6zy W Europe milionerka Gan
bill, do tapetowania swego pafacu
W New York, obiecujac i'm p}acic
20 $1.2O do $24O dziennie, pod
czas kiedy tutejsi robotnicy ME ro-
bia tel roboty taniej jak "a $6
dziennie. Kara "a kazdego sprowa-
dzonegorobotnika kontraktowo wy
nosi najmniej tysiac dolar6w. Ro-
botnicze organizacye beda sic sta
rae, ably sedziowie ME sprzedali sic
tel milionerce, tylko na}ozyli ma
mia prawem przepisana kare.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14

Grozba ia ciezy wiecej niz najsu-
rowsze jarzmo niewolnicze, ona to
wyzuwa robotnika z wolnej wolf,
popycha 90 do zbrodni pre-
ciwko wfasnej rodzinie, do O.
statniego upodlenia sic, bo jakzesz
inaczej mona nazwac podpisanie
takiego kontraktu? Oburzenie po-
miedzy robotnikami, jest slime,
wielu ME podpisze, ale Jeszcze VIE
cej podpisze. Niepos}usznych wy
rzuca ma bruk i w6wczas juz kom-
pania ME bedzie potrzebowa}a W
najmniejszym stopniu troszczyc
sic o bezpieczehstwo dzieci zaje-
tych przy jej morderczych maszy-
mach, bo "a kalectwo ich nawet
smiert zadne prawo ME pociagnie
sprytnych fabrykan6w do odpo
wiedzialnosci. jake smiesznie W
obec tego wygladaja szumne fraze-
sy, wolnosci ludu amerykanskie-
60, tax czesto sfyszanew mowach i
czytane W pismach. Ze angielske
gazety tax pisza, trudno sic dziwit
DO one przewaznie sa wydawane
przez ludzi bogatych ci rzeczy-
wiscie zazywaja W Ameryce zupef-
nej wolnosci-nawet wolnosci O.
szukiwania, wyzyskiwania i NOR
dowania ludzi-bezkarnie; ale po-
prostu niewytfomaczone sa zachwy-
ty polskich m6wc6w gazeciarzy
mad wolnoscia tel rzeczpospolitej
Brzecza one jak fa}szywa nuta
mimowoli nasuwa sic pytanie
czyzby ci ludzie ME wiedzieli jaka
nedze i jake ponizenie cierpi pol
ski robotnik W tym wolny m
kraju?
Sa wprawdzie szczesliwi, kt6rzy
wybijaja sic W szeregi zamoznych
inteligentnych-ci gfosnie uczesz.
czaja ma obchody; czytaja gazety-
bye wiec moze, IL wszystko, co sic
robi miedzy nami, robi sic tylkc
dla tych wybranych, bo oni jedy.
ME moga zato dobrze zap}acic. l tn
wiec, jak wszedzie, pieniadz rob-
swoje: zamyka oczy ma nedze, a
uczy jezyk pochlebstwa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14

Komisya handlowa ogfosifa do
piero teraz sprawozdanie o kolejach
zelaznych "a rok 1894. Pomimo
tax p6znej pory jeszcze ME wszyst-
kie zarzady kolejowe udzieliiy "a
danych informacyj, a przez to ia
zwfoka. RAPPORT obejmuje 16S,52O
mil dr6g zelaznych, czyli so pro.
cent ca}ej sieci W stanach Zjedn:
Podiug tego sprawozdania doch6d
og6lny wynosif 81, ,OO3, ,O22, ,SS3, a
mianowicie: przewozenia podr6z-
nych 1898, ,465, ,792, z przewozenia
towar6w S6S3,O22,9S3. Rozch6d
wynosif $677, ,667, ,635. Zatem czy.
sty zysk wynosi 325,355,2SS, co
stanowi ma mile po $l,977; jest to
$3l wiecej nia W roku poprzeduim,
a S377 mniej niz W roku 1882.
Rozchody zato wynosza o $44 mniej
niz VIZ. 1893, a $757 mniej niz
W r. 1892. Dywidendy wypfacono
$53, ,135, ,545, W roku poprzednim
$61,5O4,7S5. lie tez robotnikom
wypfacono, to rapport ME wykazuje,
DO boja sic koleje pokazac swiatu
jak nieuczciwie wyzyskuja prace.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-12-14

Niezadowolenie pomiedzy robo-
tnikami kolei Western New Y York
Pennsylvania wzrasta. Odbywa-
ia sic tajne mityngi, kt6rych wy
nikiem moze bye ogolny strajk W
celu podwyzszenia p}acy.