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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

rozkoszach o Panu Bogu
zapomnia}.
Try, cztery lub piec lat
temu, sypa}y sic pieniadze jak
ulewa Z nieba. Hulaj duszo!
krzyczeli wszyscy. Rob d}ugi,
,,morgicze, " pozyczaj cd kogo
cheese i mozesz, bo dobre
easy.
Pozycza}a klika chicagoska,
budowa}a, dokazywa}a, intry-
gowa}a, burzy1a, kropidlarzo-
wa}a szajstrowa}a, al babel
pek} ma wodzie. [ teraz zbiera
razem synami nieprawosci
w tym kraju plon, kt6ry
zasia}a. Dobrzy ksieza W
Chicago i W tych ciezkicE
czasach bankructwa swych
porafli sic ME boja. Klika
zmartwychwstaic6w Z Srulem
Barzyhskim, zydem South
Chicago / swietym Radzie-
jewa W d}ugach tona.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
NaSZ PreZenC
wart przeszlo $l.W.

Kazdy nowy abonent,
kt6ry teraz naprz6d zapSac'
ca}oroczny abonament, W
kwocie $500, dostanie Cd mas
w podarunku "a dolara. i 10
cent6w ksiazek Z pomiedzy
nizej podanego spisu, Taxi
sam podarunek danny kazdemu
starenu abonentowl, zstory
teraz ca}y rok naprz6d gazette
nasza cpEaci, wszelako nal
mnjej do Stycznia 1885 r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
PREZENT
dIa aapemesnt0w z dOfu
pfacacych.

y alend arr M arya a n
ki ma rok Pahsixi 1895.
q w eso}y Wlers le-
a. Powinszowania ma wszelkle
przygody, ZaprosinY ma wesele J
poseneczki weselne-z obrazkam'.
81 PrzygodY L o k a. =
Clekawe opow1adanle czaso"
Plastowskich.
a. Je2eI abo7ae'lt zanalgsco.
vy. zop7aci,uszy 2 dolary 2ale9tego
a6oname,etee, praq1aae dostac codo
piero eDyszczeg6hlony p'e2ent,
p0lyi7ajen rozena q dbo11anae1atena
1adestac 5 centoau na przesetke
pocztouq. Maczej wcaze od mas
0darunku ME dosta,ale.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
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Szanowny Redak torze!

-,
KAroL1K teraz wiernie spe4nia
zadanie swoje dlatego tel godzien
jest re wszech miar poparcia. Smia-
10 moge zareczy6 P, il zadne pismo,
zadna gazeta W jakimkolwiek jezyku
wydawana, ME bywa u mas taxa
skwapliwoscia czytana, jak Pahski
KAToL1K. Niekt6rzy ME moga sic
doczeka6 dnia, ami godziny, kiedy
upragniony KAroLIK do mich zawi-
ia. A wiec P. Majstrze, walic
obuchem prawdy tych 4otr6w i
szalbierzy, sadze ME mimic Pana
odpowiednia zas1uga. Ostatnie nu-
mera KAToL1KA by4oby dobrze
przes}ac Jego Emin. Kar. Led6-
chowskiemu, Jenera1owi Zmart-
wychwstahc6w W Rzymic bisku-
pom polskim Stablewski etc.
Wszelkiej pomyslnosci piracy
zdrowiu pozdrowienie W Panu
Bogu. Zyczliwy
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
sssEa YzsEa2eh, .5aa1se
H&ATGLAEA Hsm RereAesAf
etaiaHs4ESG.

y OBRAZKOWY KALEN
DARZ MARYANSKI7en roha SseS
- dzconaa zu5uenzi ko5o7osoe275
ob1asoz2i, z ktt5yych jede2a p?saedsta
seia KoSci1szhg, a drugi -P'=enoj-
&,oiets.q rodz5'2s. Cena %o G.
p WESOhY WIERSZOKLE.
ia. Po1oiaszcwo,1a0 eaG sos1eIE'e
pzygody saprosi'ey aea soes9!e z
spiel1l obraskans5 SO g.
81 PRzYGoDY LORKA.
CseEa,oe opow;ec7a;sie e cs@s6so Sre-
daiowiecz1aych ee Po1sce No c.
- PROROCTWO MICHAL-
DY, Kr6Zoecej &c Su66yo 23 syb1IIa
I'D G.
so JAMIE T W I'd o "
SKIM, wielklm Gzarow'nlk0. h0c.
g. Bajka Trzech lsraciach, z
kt6rych dw6ch by}o ma'drych,
ieden glupi, 2ielony'm wezu'
burym kocle 0 sro,|ce sbez
ooona 20 G
y Zyd aoiec&oy tufac@ 10 G..
81 Testament Psotra W1et'Sa9'
mn 5 c
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W. Dzlew1cy Krystyny zoc'
12) K aszu b1 pod
W edn EN-. Loc
l3) L 81 g 4 z K q Ii a
dusz na b Z n y c h.~-~- &c.
l4) P61 me d | a ba5ek 20 c
15} Walek k n a arm + ku
Zabawpa powies6 wlerszem 2oc
l6) HIsTORYA ALI BA-
9Y evil Czterdzsestu RoE-
b6iuikdw ~ c.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

RzadGa5, zar2iast wylupione
papierki saiszczy6, bezw2ocznie
je znowu W lzurs puszcza.
Banki zncwu .je1bieraja, znowu
zmieniaja. SAX <1e pc kazdej
pozyczce rzadu .fundusz .z}oty
w kill<u tygodniach naaleie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

Szanowni Abonenci niechaJ
racza W liscie, W kt6rym
przeselaia pieniadze, wyszcze-
g6lnic tytuly ksiazek, jake
pragna dostaG, wybierajac tax,
aby wartosG pozadanych ksia-
TEX ME przewyzsza}a jednego
dolara i dziesieciu cent6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
K lara BOzA.

Nasz piekarz marcypan6w,
szukajac swego czasu specya-
low ola swoicb slodyczy,
zablaadzi} az het mad brzeg.i
c:ichego oceanu. Pewnej cichel
i jasaej nocy, przechadzajac
sic mad morzen po "a z}ota
branaa stolicy kolifornijsl<iej
ujjrzsz cos w kszta}cie wielkie-
go nietoperza, spadaj2ce
wprost ksiezyca. Boze drogi!
westchna} nasz mistrz, czy
ducza, czy straszyd}o, czy sam
djabe}?!. =. .:}eszcze w}osy mu
sieIjjezy}y, serce szybko puka-
10, ,aogi sic *chwia}y, al tn
wcale ME brzydki panicz nisko
sic nu k}asaia, przeprasza !
:sie Pyta: A na jaki ksiezyc
to ia przybyEe1n ?Nasz piekarz,
us}yszawszy gzos ludzki, zaraz
nabra} otuchy i serdecznie
reke usciska}, .1n6wiac:: Wasz-
naosci wszystEo wybaczam,
choci2z ME tajac prawdy, ma
taxa ,wizyte nie by}em prey
gotowany. Ledwo zyje. No,
no ko4ego, odpar1 panicz, keo
W nocy chodzi przys}uchujaac
sic falon morskin1 .skoWy-
czeniu morskich lw6w, MECH
sic ME dziwi 2adziemskim
istoto1ns kt6re wlasnie Q tel
pore w bezdennynl przestwo-
re b1adGa. po raz drugi sic
pyta}: ma jakim prosze Waszej
Mi}osci jestem ksie&ycu?
Ma zadnyn, odpowiedzia{ Al
nasz majster, ksiezyou, ale ma
zieni, ktora w trzecim roddziale
kraiy dokoso s}odca.
Po licznych pytanaach |
odpowiedziach panicz tax sic
odezwa}: Zauwazy}em, dobro
dzieju, ze jakoG posepnie ma
ten SWAT Boy patrzysz.
Wiotka i wspania}a Twoja
posta6 jakos sic kurczy,
urodliwa twarz Twoja blednie-
je, meszek mad ustam! jakos
ME chce sic pna6 do CORY,
s}owem, bracie, co CT dokucza?
Podrapawszy sic po wich-
rowatej jczuprynie, ,nasz piekarz,
juz zupe}nie spoufalony, tax
biede W Ameryce zacza}
t}6maczyc:
Ciezkie easy, kolego, ME
ma co d}ugo perorowac! Oh,
bieda mas t}oczy. Dawniej
marcypany patelni sobie
wyrywali, dzisiaj, przyznaje
sic otwarcie, tylko wzdychaja
do }akoci, bo ME maja, czem
kupi6. Dawniej lada powslno-
ga miechami towary moe
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
poch}oneEy. Chociazby wiec
/ pomyslnosG nam wr6ci}a,
trzeba nasamprz6d pustki
wype}nit i 'd}ugi sp}aci6,

Me namawiajjcie tez Wa
szych krewnych do Ameryki! !!
Me pose}ajcie i'm ,fraj
kart. w kohcu spodziewamy
sic, IL i zbankrutowana klika
chicagoskich hueabugist6w
KAToLzKow1 "a dobra rade
pohiezuje.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

kupowa}, dzisiaj tylko zeby
ostrzy by}emi wspomnieniam1.
Zkad tyle biedy? m6wlf
panicz. Czy jakas zaraza, lub
jakieS morowe powietrze Was
k2sa? Me.
A zniwa sic uda}y? TAX.
Macie dosy6 pszenicy, byd}a
rnleka jaj? Many.
Macie dosyG opa}u? Drzewa
i wegli? Many.
Macie koleje? Many.
Macie statki i parowe
okreta? Many.
Macie rewolucya w kraju?
Me.
Panuje II was n1erzad !?
Me, O lie mi wiadomo.
Czego wiec chcecie? Ma
co sic uzalacie? E1a, kolego.
rzek} piekarz marcypan6w.
Wszystkiego jest pod dostat-
klein, ale ME ma pieniedzy
miedzy ludzmi. Robota ME
gardza, ale ME chca p}aci6.
Pszenicy jest wiele, ale nawet
50 cent6w "a buszel ME chca
daG. I TAX Jest ze wszystkiem.
Wiec pieniedzy Wan brak F.?
TAX. Z czego robia pieniadze
ma ziemi? Z z}ota, srebra,
niklu, koprowiny i papieru,
Ioswiadczyl nasz majster.
] Macie z}oto? Many. w
Creeple Creek ma przyk}ad
polskim ch}opom dziesieG
|*dolarow z}otych "a diva chca
|sprzedawa6. Nasze CORY So
przepelnione zlotem i sre-
brem i niklem / koprowina.
A papier macie?
Moi dobrodziejju, wiecejjest
na ziemi papieru, niz zaGmienie
wszystkich gwiazd ksiezyc6w
wyn1aga.
>Zniecierpliwiony panicz te-
dy nieco oburzony wykrzyk-
na}: Do sto ps6w! Czego
wiec .chcecie? w dostatkach
op}ywacie, a jednakow6z
VAN sic kurczy. w jedno
ucho Boska opatrznoS6 VAN
rogiem obftosci dmucha,
drugiem xypuszczacie.
| kopnawszy biednego
majstra W sam nos, panicz sic
ulotni} Ocuciwszy sic Z
przerazenia, piekarz zaraz
otworzy} sw6j sennik, bo W
os}upieniu ME wiedzia}, czy
ma jawie, czy we snie Z
paniczem rozmawia}. Szukal
d}ugo, przewraca1 karte po
karcie, ME wieazac, pod jakim
wyrazem w}asciwie rozmowe
Z paniczem t}6maczyc. Naresz-
Gle ujrza} wyraz: torba. Wszak-
re o pien1adzach, ktorych nle
mia}em, mi sic sni}o. Prawda
l czyta: Kto sic opuszcza do
piracy leni, Sni mu sic torba,
lub dziura w kieszeni / m6wia
o MIN, ze schodzi ma dziady.
TAX dzisiaj jest z Ameryka.
Zbytkowa]i, hulali, marnowali,
o Panu Bogu zapomnieli, lecz
Pan Bog nierychliwy, ale
sprawiedliwy. Stany Zjedno-
czone, op}ywajace W wszystkie
dostatki, ida miedzy dziady.
Pan Bog rzadzacym rozum
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28


dop6ki Cleveland sztandaru
zfotego i funduszu rezerwowe-
go ME pusci. Skoroby Stany
Zjednoczone na w2asna reke
sztandar Ezmie11i}y, W oka
kazdy jeden mas
polowa swego znajatku sic
moze pozegnac.
Cleveland to ,dobrze vie
/ widzi / ola tego stanowczo,
powiedziaE, ze chociazby i
pieG set n2ilion6w d}ugu mia}
zaciaagnaG, z}otemu funduszo-
wi rezerwowen1z ME pozwoli
1pasc.
Sto 1 piecd1iesiat n.zlion6w
d}ugu juz zrobiono. Banki
nowo -yorskie i Rothchild
kilka anilion6w ma tel trans
akcyi zarobili. A nam zadna
ME przysz1a ljLga.
Czennu? Bank po ca}ej
Ameryce zbieraja papierowe
pieniadze, zwane greenbacks
ii United States treasury notes.
Potem ida do skarbnika
rzeczypospolitej i zlasieniajq te
papierl1i na zzoto.
Rad Gas, zan2iast wykupione
papierki .niszczyG, bezw2ocznie
lie znowa W lzurs puszcza.
Banki zncwu je7bieraja, snowu
!zmieniaja. 1ak >6e po kazdej
pozyczce rzadu .fundusz .g1oty
w kilku tygodniach naale;e.
Jestto si}a z<apita1ist6w,
Orgy w aaszen2 stuleciu "a
pomoca pieniedzy swiatem
rzadza a nawet TAXI nar5d
bogaty i intcligentny, jak
Stany H., do ruinyi ub6ztwa
daprowadzaja. d Podalisny
czytelnikom kAToLzKA naga
prawde smutnego po}ozenia
W Ameryce.
Zta d ostroz ME Z b u
d ow a nj e m Ia b K u p O.
w a rs e m W sym rok k u.
N a Wlosne zazwycza
n i ejed n e g. 0 S k Or a
S W 6 d Il na jak i e S
pre- d ie ziecia.
niejeden proboszcz, nie
obeznany stosunkami fnan-
sowemi, buduje koscioly,
szko1y, plebanie, lub kosztowne
'robi reparacye, ME liczac sic
Z jutrem.
Jezeliby po paraflach gdzie-
kolwiek komu sic sni}o 0
zaci9ganiu d{ug6w, lub liczeniu
ma lepsze easy i kredyt,
p O azcie mu ten OF
num er KAToLIKA. Mech
nam ktokolwiek udowodni, ze
przesadzamy, lub g}upstwa
piszemy.
w ko6cu trzeba i pamietaG
tenn, ze juz diva ciezkie lata
many "a soba. Wielu z mas
dol PRONE kieszenie. Co sic
by}o oszczedzi}o W dobrych
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

dop6ki Cleveland sztandaru
zfotego i funduszu rezerwowe-
go ME pusci. Skoroby Stany
Zjednoczone na w2asna reke
sztandar Ezmieni}y, W oka
mgnieniu kazdy jeden mas
polowa swego naajatku sic
moze pozegnac.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
ZE SWIATA.

Me ma najmnieszycl, wi
dokow, ably sic easy napra-
willy. Owszem, zdaje sic, ze
wskutek wykluczenia amery'
kahskiego miesa Niemiec,
Austryi, Belgii i Francyi,
po}ozenie naszych farmer6w
sic pogorszy. Ola pszenicy
takze znowu widoki zgine}y.
WSKUTEK wielu znizo-
nych ce1 nasze fabryki
konkurencyi Europa wy
trzyna6 ME moga. Wiec !
tutaj ME ma nadzieji. Wyroby
we}niane n1ianowicie razem z
cena we}ny zupe}nie upad}y.
NAJWIEKsZA jednako-
w6z przyczyna z}ych czas6w
jest kwestya plenledzy~
Anglia trzyrna klucz do roz-
wlazania tel zawik}ane5 zagad-
XII. Ale Anglia trzyna 1
trzynaG sic bedzie :zlota. "
Francyi Niemczech oraz
innych l<rajacE2 europejskich
cl1cianoby jakas stale proper
cya nniedzy z}otem / :srebrefa
ustanowiE.
Nv 5TANACH ZJED~
NOCZONYCH duch.podobny
przewaza. Ale. ale. ...-... Coraz
viecej zlota Z funduszu rezer-
wowego wyciagaja, nowe
d}ugi rzady :Clevelanda ia
kraj k}ada, a w wydatkach Q
0szczadn0sci ami s}vchaC.
Miedzy ludem zw}as9cza ne
zachodzie / pofudniu >dzisia5
:tylko srebro zobaczysz. Z}ota
Zub cyrtyhkatow zEotych p~osty
robotnik lub przemys}owiec
ME widzi. Nasze paplerowe
pieniadze So zwykle certyhEaty
sre5orne (silver certidcates).
CO to macy? To macy,
ze nasza obecna moneta w
obrocie ma tylko wartosG
papierowq, 0 POI ceny nizsza
cd rzeczywistej. Gdyby mp.
males iakikolwiek dug do
zap}acenia w Anglii lub
Francyi pos}a}bys IS W
srebrze, pokwitowaliby CT
tylko diva POI.
To samo zrobiliby, gdybys
pos}al ,,silver certificate. .
I "a amerykahskie greenbacks
Treasury notes czyli pieniadze,
"a kt6re Rad gwarantuje,
tylko wtenczas dostaniesz Gale
), uopOhl lZdu oWoje PdplCl J
z}otem wykupuje.
Jedynie "a IS W z}ocie lub
"a goldcertihcate pokwituja CT
pieG W ca}kosci. Frosty lud w
tym kraju strasznego po}ozenia
ME rozumie, bo W naszych
prywatnych interesach zmie-
MANY z}oto "a srebro, a srebro
"a z}oto, bez r6znicy wartosci.
To wszystko tylko TAX
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

lD@Nasz podr6zujacY agent
nauczyclel p. Wawrzyniec
Radomski, powr6ciwszy w
sobote do Winony, przedlozyz
nastepujacy rachunek skolek~
towanych pieniedzy.
ZAPkACILI
nOwi ahOnenci w Chicago
Ignacy Mendyk $l.0O
Wincenty Sadowsk, 200
Jak6b Mis1ak 900
Micha4 kosjos 200
Jan Kusnierz 200
Jan Marchlewicz LOO,
FlorYan An1zewski 200.
Szymon Hasterok 100.
August Trzebiatowsk1 200,
Chicago, starry abonenci:
j6zef Forme]a zoo
W1el. KS. Furman 200
Wojciech Poprawa LOO
La Sale, Wilhelm Petz 100
Omaha, J6zef Ruca 200
Franclszek Swlderski 200
J6zef GorllK 200
Jan Koz1cki 100
Antoni Cherex 200
Jak6b Cola 200
NJ Kedz1or 100
Henrik Aleksiewicz 200
La Crosse, Pawef Bakalarz 100
Hlll'ards, MIchaf Burchardt 200
Isadore, Jak6b M1kowski 200
Rutlaud, Wiel. X.Bobklewicz 200
St Rudzlszewski 200
Mimic, Fr. Stomihski 200
Chicago, Wiel. ks. Pyplatz 500
+" Tomasz Weta 200
Alberta, Jozef Gorecki 200
PLACIC "a KATOLIKAl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

w ko6cu trzeba i pamietaG
O tenn, ze juz diva ciezkie lata
many "a soba. Wielu mas
dol PRONE kieszenie. Co sic
by}o oszczedzi}o W dobrych
czasach, diva lata bezrobocia
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

Cleveland to ,dobrze vie
/ widzi / ola tego stanowczo,
powiedziaE, ze chociazby i
|piet set nailion67v d}ugu mia}
zaciagnaG, z}oteenu funduszo-
Wi rezerwowen2gz ME pozwoli
|Ipasc.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

Czenau? Bank po ca}ej
Ameryce zbieraja papierowe
pieniadze, zwane greef2backs
i United States treasury notes.
Potem ida do slzarbnika
rzeczypospolitej i zn1iez2iaja te
papierki na >z1oto.
The oasis., 1895-12-21

such line, and many of those who would be benefited thereby have sig niiied an intention of aiding the work by contributing a part of the cost. Under satisfactory conditions the fed eral government would assume con struction and operation of such line as a part of it's system.
 Under date Of the sth inst. General Torres communicates that on the 9th inst Capt. Bernardo Rodriguez with the third company of the national guard won d brilliant victory over a band of Yaqui Indians, near China move, in the heart of the Sierra. The Yaquis numbered ls0, while the at tacking party consisted of but eighty three. The vigorous attack resulted in complete dispersion of the Indians with a loss of four killed and many wounded. Of the attacking party Lieutenant Triana was killed and two soldiers wounded.
The oasis., 1895-12-21
TWO Still Alarms.

Saturday afternoon members of the Nogales fire department responded to a still alarm at the Wolff colony and eXtinguished an incipient condagra- tion; and Sunday morning other mem- bers were on hand and aided in ex- tinguishing a fire in box car which had caught and was taken to the water tank and drenched Our citizens should not lose sight of the fact that the department is always on the alert, and every member is always ready to 0 respond to any call.
 Yesterday morning MT. Bird, editor of THE OASIS, went to Phoenix, on business. He will retnrn Tuesday or Wednesday next.
The oasis., 1895-12-21
MORALES NOTES.
Collection of Items and Personals Gath cred About Town
 We'll Done.
Well Done.

We'll Done.
 With neither effusiveness nor un- deserved hattery THE OASIS wishes to congratulate all who took part in pre- sentation of the Woven Web" at the Nogales opera house, last Saturday evening upon the success of their per formance and the effectiveness of their several parts. All did we'll, and the honors were fairly divided between the leading characters.
 The scenes are laid in New York and Virginia at the beginning of and dur ing the great civil war, a time when each day was filled with stirring sensa- tions, and the very atmosphere breathed by all was fairly charged with both romance and tragedy.
 As Walter Hastings, the young New York lawyer. in love with a Virginia girl Fred Herrera, fitted admirably the character, and looked every inch the gallant soldier he became in the second act. Will EKey made an ad- mirable Irishman, and by his ready Celtic wit enl.vencd his work both ih the law office and in the tented field. James E. Mix as Joseph bennington, the heavy villain of the play, present. ed careful, painstaking rendition of the character which was fOrcible and effective. AS the dashing young Con- federate captain and spy Marshall Bird filled his role admirably. Vim. Young as "Majah Billy Toby, sah~ was simply immense. In all fairness to Mr Young it is correct to state that he was called into the cast, by the ab sencc of the gentleman originally as signed the character, only five days be- fore the evening of the performance; yet in that time he had mastered his lines and produced as finished piece of character as is usually seen. MT. E. j. Pellegrir as Nose" the colored servtor, made of the part another re- markedly excellent piece of character acting, and, like MT. Young, frequent ly found his lines punctuated with rounds of hearty applause. As Aunt Judy, the sleepy wife of Uncle Billy Toby, Miss Annie Hannah was quaint and peculiar, and her rendition of the part was fitting companion piece with that of Mir. Young. As Louise Falconer the Virginia girl betrothed to Colonel Walter Hastings, Miss Ada EKey presented an admirably sus- tained character and Miss Emma Walker, in the part of Bertha Danyers, was gracefully and stately.
 The camp scene between the acts two and three was very beautiful and effective; aud the voices of the Nc gales quartette, Messrs. A. J. Gris wold, Jas E. Mix, Fred Herrera and Wm. Young, in the inspirlting war songs, were heard to good advantage.
 That the audience were all highly pleased with the performance goes without saying; and that the financial
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Collision.

Passengers on the train from the south Thursday morning were treated to n little jarring by the forclble con- tact of their locomotives with another train standing on the main track at the depot. For some reason the air brakes failed to work, and instead of stopping the train in front of the Mexican custom house, as usual, it slipped along as if without obstruc- ton, seeming to gather speed as it moved. Both locomotives were re- yersed and full head of steam on, but nothing could save them from crash ing into the cars in front. These con sisted of number of freight cars, and the baggage car and coach of the N NJ. & A. railway, to which were at- tached the yard engine. As soon as the men in control of the latter could realize what was the trouble they made an effort to get out of the way, but they could not gather sulli- cient headway to escape. The heavy train struck them, ploughiDg it's way half the length of the forward locomo- tive into a car loaded with ore, and the force of the shock ran the coach to the other end of the string upon the switch engine so the latter ran half way through that. While the collision occurred in front of the sta tion the locomotives ran down to the crossing below the water tank before they were brought to standstill, with them the car of ore they had wrecked. The switch engine and the rest of its cars were halted below the electric light works. The tracks were cleared as quickly as possible, but the train for Benson did not get away un- til l245 D. m.
 Many were severely shaken up, but the only serious injury was to Henry Snow, the well known water service man of the Sonora railway, who was returning from Agua Zarca. and was riding on one of the locomotives. When he saw a collision imminent he jumped. breaking his ankle and suffer- ing a slight scalp wound.
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Next Wednesday will be Christmas, aud on that account tue regular drill of Company G. which occurs Wednes- day evenings, will be postponed until Saturday evening, December 2Sth The law requires an annual inspection and muster in December and they will becouducted at that time. X full at. tendance is required.
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SONORA SETTINGS.
coiicetion of Happenings in the State
 Over the Line.

 discovery of very rich ore in the mine of Messrs. Lesser and Escobosa, near Querobabi
 Monday Governor Corral, Secretary Ortiz and party of distinguished citizens left lIcrmosillo to go to Ala mos, toattend the inauguration of the public water wnrls in that city
 Information from Hermosillo con vcys the intelligence that the state authorities approve the project for construction Of road directly be- tween Nugales and Altar and will give it every possible aid.
 TnE OASIS is in receipt of the brief prepared by Lie M. F. Parada of Her mosillo, presenting tC the supreme court of the state Of Sonora certain accusations against c. Fidel $. Pujol, judge Of the first instance of Guaymas.
 At MInas Prietas there has recently been discovered in the ancient mine known as La Broiuda, situated be- tween Fl Zubiatc and La Colorado, a body of rich ore which assays l43j ounces in silyerper ton. The property is owned by the Mulos Brothers.
 The work of sinking the shaft on the Blanca Julia mine at Minas Prio- tas, the property of Messrs Santa Cruz and others, has reached the depth where they intend cross cutting, and a station is being cut out preparatory 10 the prosecution of the work planned.
 At the Cocospera ranch of ProtO Brothers, in the Magdalena district Of Sonora, some thirty miles east of Imu- ris, that enterprlsing firm have some 800 head of fat cattle, feeding on good grass, that are in prime condition for marketing. A remarkable opportun- ity is here offered some hustling cattle buyer.
 Fl Traiico states that Senor F. Ma labear, inspector of the federal tele- graph lines in the state of Sonora, has contracted for the poles to construct line between Nogales and Ciudad Juarez opposite Fl pasol direct. The inspector in Chihuahua is also active ly preparing for construction in that state, and it is anticipated that the work will begin very soon.
 Fl Paso Herald; Diamond Dick" has been distinguishing himself down in the republic. He has just killed he leader of a gang of ba ndits who have been robbiDg the Mexican Central trains. and captured the dead mans partner These bandits have been plundering freight trains between Chihuahua and Escalon, so that the Central has lost, it is said, fully S25, GOO by their operations.
 Wednesday of last week John Gan dofo returded to Yuma from a visit to IIermosillo and Altar, Sonora. Mr. Gandolfo visited these cities in the n- terest of the rich mine that he and and Mir. Seryantes own and are devel- oplng near the coast Of the Gulf of California. Mir. Hall an English min- ing expert arrived at Yuma this week from visit to the mine, and on his report will depend the sale of tue mine at the present time.
 El Trafico states that projected telegraph line between Nogales and Altar is under consideration. The growing commercial and mining in- terests of the Altar region demand
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returns were also gratifying is also a matter for congratulation.
 Ladies and gentlemen, you all did well. Try again, soon.