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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
Podziek0wanie.

EDwARsDALLE, Pa. 10 stycznia 1895.
Tovarzystwo krola Jana III Sobie-
skiego, or. 252 Z. N. p, ofarowa}o mi
8 dOlary, dlatego ~odzywam sic do tych
dcbryoh braoi, CO mieli mnie W swej
Pamieoi, Bog wielki zaplac. Zdrugiej
strony pragne j tycze, ably Wv. Mar.
Pol. w.rastal " wielka potege i ably
stal sic Bogu chwa1a i pociecha.
Mech lyle Wv. Mar. Pol!
Mhosc j pozdrowienie wszystkim
braciom zwiezkowym; polecajao sic wa
szej pamieci
ID. Filipczak,
E~dwarsdalle, Lu1erne Co. Pa. Box $40.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
Bacznosc rodacy " Saginaw / oko-
licy.

Tow. Clos Wolnosci Polskiej, or.
100 z. N. P. W East Saginaw, Mich. u
chwslifo dnia 13go styoznia 1895 r. ma
zwyozajnem posiedzeniu nastepujace
algi ola braoi majacyoh zamiar sic po-
}aory6 do powy.ej w~ymienionego To-
warzystwa i zarazem do z. N. p:
1. Czfonek, ktory byi jus W grupie
100 . wystapil dobrowolnie i mic ME
Jest winien, mole wstapic bez zaplace-
mia wstepuego grupie, a jeaeli ma Cd
make to wplaOa tylko SOC. do 2. N. P.
/ jest staiym c~zionkiem.
2. C1ionek, kt6ry jest winien grupie
jake .aleglosci, q ola braku piracy Z
niej wystapil oraz i re z. N. P. ten
mi tax samo darowane wstepne W CRU
pie, jeaeli op&aci zaleg}osc i wstepne
do z. N. P. jeseli ma odznake q.
N. P. i pozostaje czionkiem stalym jak
byl poprzednio.
3. Obywatele polacy, ktorzy jeszcze
ME byli W grupie $50 i W q. N. p,
moga wstapic do grupy "a wstepnem
$1.0O q do II. N. P. so G.
A zatem panowie do dziela, &aczcie
sic Z TAXA instytucya jak z. N. p, kto-
~ wyp{aca r~zetelnie posmiertne wdo-
WON i sierotom " sumie 100000 i sza-
nuje ma rowni katdego polaka beg r6z-
nioy jego stanu.
P~amietajcie rodacy W Saginaw ma
powyts.a uchwaie, kt6ra bedzie waana
do dnis 1go lipca 1895 T. a potem
wstepne bedzie pod1ug konstytucyi.
Mi&osc i pozdrcwieuie.
FIR. Mordec, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23

Miasto Peru i Spring Valley, W
stanie Illinois, So miasteozkami zsmie-
szkssemi gsownie przez g6rnikow j ro-
botnik0w, a niebsrdzo schludnemi TAX
W pierwszem jake ! drugiem mieszks
oko&o 500 Polsk6w. w Peru Jest pro.
boszczem ks. Sikorski, q W Spring Val
ley ks. Papoh. Ludzie tam ubodzy zy-
ia z dnia ma dzieh. TAX W Peru jak
Spring Valley maja Polacy swoj kos
oio4, szko4ke, ksiedzs, siostry zakonne
oraz ! towarzystwa koscielne i swiec.
kie.
Proboszcz litewskiej parafi "
Pittston, Pa, pc krotkiej chorobie pre-
ni6s1 she do wiecznosci " niedziele dn.
IL b. m. o godz. 10 " nocy, przezywszy
lat 80.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
DZIAL ~LITERACKI.
Dumas 0jciec O synu.*)

Coz wan powiem o moim SYM?
Przyszedl ma SWAT o tel nieokreslonej
g~odzinie, kiedy dzieh sic juz skofczy},
a noe sic j~eszcze ME zscze}s. To tez
zbior przeciwiehstw, tworzscycb jego
divine uja", sklads sic re swiste} i Gle.
nj: jest leniwy j czynny; sakomy i
wstrzemiezliwy; ~rozrzutny j o~szczedny;
nieufny ] istwowierny; z~blazowany i
niewinny; obojetny ! skory do poswie.
ceh; zimny " slowie, a goracy " pies
ci; drwi re mnie umys,em, a kochs
mnie calem screen. Got6w zawsze o.
= Rzecz te swiezo wydobyi z list6w pry.
wstnych Dumas (ojca) ,Gsulois".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
Do 81. delegat6w Sejmu XII.

Z~awiadamiam zan delegatow, re
grupa sejmowa bedzie wykohczona do
dnia lgo marca br. Fotogra6e tych pa.
now, kt6rzy ich dotad ME nades}ali
przyjmuje do 2Ogo lutego br.
Ia gruntowne i pe&ne znaczenis wy
kohczenie zareczam.
Prosze o dalsze poparcie - kogo
brak MECH ME zwleka.
Kto bez piracy, zadatku przysyla6 ME
Potrzebuje.
q bratniem pozdrowieniem
s. P~iotrocski, fotograf,
224 Fleet Str, Cleveland, o.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
(Nadesfane).
SEATTLE, Wash. 8 stycznia 1895.

(NaQeSfane).
SEATTLE, Wash. 8 stycznia 1895.
Szono,cnd Reddkcyo!
RACE umiescic ~niniejsza koresponden.
eye " }amach organu zwia.kowego
,,Zgoda".
OF, chcemy te kilka soak
otwarcie wypowiedziec do ogo{u
polskiego, a przewaAnie r~obotnik6w,
ohOacych sobie zapewnic byt niezalea-
ny, j niepotrzebujemy wan drodzy
~tlomaczyc tego uoisku, kt6ry dzieh
dziennie jak grom z pogodnego nieba
spada ma barki nasze i ME many pew
nosci ULTRA. Przeciwnie W t~erazniej-
Sym czasie my polacy pod wzgledem
materyaInym ~najniaej stoimy wobec
innych narodowosci.
My polacy " Buffalo dnia % listo-
pada 1895 ma poufnem zgromadzeniu
postanowilismy myslec sami mad swoim
losem i W jaki sposob zapswnic sobie
i swej familii pewna przyszlosc ma sta
re lata i tax postanowilismy zorgani.
zowac kolonie opierajaca sic ma zasa-
dach ekonomicznych, azeby wsp6lnie
pracowac mad zapewnieniem sobie i ia.
million naszym przyszaosoi i p~ostano.
wilismy skierowae nasza emigracye do
stanu Washington.
Przystapiono ter do wyboru delega-
tow W cslu wyszukania odpowiedniego
miejscs ola mas; i tax jednoglosnie 20
stalismy wybrani ako delegaci: Jan
Lembicz j Walenty Jurek, a dnia 7go
grudnia 1895 roku wyjechalismy ma
zachod. Dnia ID grudnia stanelismy
W Tacoma W stanie Washington j roz-
poczelisny swa prace. Robilismy wy
cieczki W rozmaite strony Washingto-
nu, nsreszcie znalezlismy miejsce cd
powiednie ola mas. Jest to miejsco-
wosc bardzo piekna, blisko portu, DO
P~ierwsza sekcya jest oddalona tylko
POI mill drogi cd portu, gruntu tego
jest IA tysiecy ARROW z drzewem; sto-
piecdziesiat milion6w stop drzewa, CO
jest pod przysiega pred notaryuszem
publicznym stwierdzone; ziemia Jest
bardzo urodzajna, re druga y swiecie
taxa trudno by by}o znalezc.
Port, PREY ktorym ten grunt sic znaj-
DUE, jest bardzo ola mas dogodny, DO
wszystkie okreta chocby nsjwisksze
moga tam dojechac, i u}atwisja nam
prowadzenie wszelkich interesow, jak
ma przyk}ad tn ma zaohodzie, robia
przews1nie interes handlujac drze-
wen, ktore wyselaja do wszystkich
czesci swiata, j dziesiatki okrstow dzieh
dziennie oblsdowane drzewem wyjez-
dzajs W SWAT.
Teraz co do drzews, jake sic tam
znajduje, to jest gatunek sosny tax
zwany r6r", ktorego tysiac stop ME-
rznietego kosztuje cd 5 do 6 dolarow,
a poraniete ma deski cd 8 do 90 dola.
row "a tysiac stop.
Wiec mozecie sobie wyobrazi6 ko.
chani bracia, co to "a dobry interes
mozns zrobic ma tenn drzewie; PREY tenn
kilka REX malych dostsrczaja okropna
ilosc ryb tax zwanych ,,salmons", kto.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
Masz Zatwardzenie! q

Masz zatwardzenie! Zadna istota
ME moze bye zdrowa jezeli ME wykona
tego co natura chce. Jest to oznaka
rozstrojonego, o~slabionego, bezsilnego
ustroju. Najlepszym srodkiem jest
ORA Piotra Gomozo, stara wyprobowa-
ma medycyna, ktora jest cd stu lat W
ciagiem uzyciu, mimo re ME bardzo by
IA ogiaszana. Me drazni n zo}adka,
lecz reguluje 60, wzmscnis organy ira.
vienna a &c rownoczesnie czysoi krew
- przeto uzdrawis caly ustr6j. Me
pytsjcie o ME apteksrzy DO oni je
ME maja. Tylko cd ~miejscowych a.
gentow mozns je nsbyc - lub wrost
cd w~lasciciela.
Osoby mieszkajsce W m~iejscowos-
ciach, W ktorych ME ma agentow ma
Gomozo, moga ~zsiaczajso $500, dostac
tuzin 35 centowyce butelek, ma probe
wprost cd w}ssciciels. u tel oferty mo-
Re jedna ] ia sams osobs korzystac tyl-
ko raz jeden. Piszoie do DIR. Peter
Fahrney, 112-114 S. Hoyne ave. Chi.
cago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
w HALL K~OSCIUSZKO

Otrzymalismy W tych dniach
znaczny zapas nastepuacychj
przeslicznych dziel:
"ZywOt BOgarOdzicy NajSwi
Fanny Maryi i Jej Oblu.
biehca Sw. J6zefa"
polaczony z opisem najgl6wniej-
szych miejsc cudownych | czci-
cieli Maryi. Dzielo to Jest DO
lecone przez 80 ksiatat Kosciola
sw., ozdobione 8 slicznemi obra-
zkami koloroweml | przeszIo 100
drzeworytami. Ma $40 stron
duzego albumowego formatu "
pieknej ozdobnej oprawie, z zlo-
temi wyciskami. cena s.. so.
Nauka WARY / Obyczaj6w
KosciOfa KatOlickiego,
wylotona obszernie, stwierdzona
! objasuiona miejscami Pisma sw.
Ojcow Kosciola. Jestto pre-
wodnik ola rodzin chrzescian-
skich, ktory " ka4dym domu pol
skim znajdowac sic powinien.
Ksiazka ia aprobowana przez "a
Biskupow ! Arcybiskup6w obej-
mule 1898 stron du1ego formatu,
" pieknej ozdobnej oprawIe, Z
dolaczeniem 10 kolorowych O.
brazow oraz paru set rycin. =
csna $3.50.
Zywoty Swietych Pahskich
podiug najlepszych zrodel wye
tych Z dziel Ojcow l Doktor6w
Kosciola, obejmujace II66 stron
albumowego formatu, ozdobione
illustracyaml oraz 8 ko-
obrazkami. Cena tylko
$500.
Cena tego pieknege dziela
zostanie wkrotce podwytszona.
Ksiegarnia Gazety K~atslickiej
J.. F. SMULSKI & co.
6e1 Noble o.. CHICAGO, H.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23

Kowalskiego o zajeoie swego miejsca,
nadmieniajac przytem, ably wype4niai
ob~owiazki swoje jake prezes, ME zwa-
Aajeo tylko ma dObro jednostek, lecz
oaiego og6{u, ma 90 W kilku s1owach
pod.iekowai Ia ufnose W MIN P~osozona
p. K, przyrzekajao ma dobro i rozw6j
Tow. praoowac.
P~rzyrzeozenie I entuzyazmem przez
c.ionk6w przyjetem .ostaio.
Nastepnie prezes powolal sekretsrza
prot. i drugich urzednik6w do zajeoia
swych miejsc.
Wszelkie korespondenoye tyczace sic
powyaej w~ymienionego towarzystwa
prosze adresowa6: w. Alvin, BOZ N.
Walnut Str, South Bend, Ind. - Mi
}os6 i pozdrowienie. W. Ai'cin, sekr.
prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23

Kazda korespondencya, kazda notatka,
przeznaczona do ,,zgody", poSsinna bye
przysyiana wprost ma rece Redaktora. w
sPrawie ogioszeh, ksiaaek kwltowych, I u
og6le wszystkich robot drukarskich, Emo
sic sic nalezy zawsze z Sekretarzem Jene-
ralnym.- SKKRErARz JENERALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
Piekna Hala.

Pan Julian Cegielski poleca uwadze
towar1ystw polskich piekna i dogodn&
hale, kt6ra sic miesci pm. 1900 prey al.
40 81, znana pod nazwa ,Columbia
Hall".
Hala ia jest bardzo odpowiednia do
P~osiedzef, zabaw ftp. Warunki przy-
stepne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23

rych mozna kazdego czasu dostae VIE
lie sic komu podoba bez najmniejszych
trudnosci.
Grunta to ~sprzedane bye moga "
r61nych ilosciach cd 20 do 80 ARROW
wieoej. Warunki kupna So: polows
piaci sic zaraz a druga po}owe jak SO.
bic kto um6wi; ena tejte ziemi Jest
pc 8 dol. rs cent. Ia akier, ale gdyby.
smy ma seryo posli Z niemi W uklady,
to mole j IA 5 dolar6w bysmy akier
otrzymali, a procent cd pozostalej 81
my 2 dolar6w cd sta. A dalej " 70.
raoh pc "a temi gruntami So j~eszcze
,,honesteady", ktore moths tax Same
zabrac, lecz tam jest ju. trochs "a VIE
lie deszczu; ale drzewo jest tax samo
dobre jak i gdzie ind.iej, ale tn 81
pswne warunki prawem przepisane,
re ME woluo jest ma tyoh ,homests-
dach' drzewa ciac ME mieszkajac tam
Re 5 lat, ale to by nam ME szkodzilo
przydasyby nan sic ma p6zniej.
Teraz 90 do n~aszej kolonij, to kaady
jeden mole sic ~przy3aczyt chcacy pra-
cowae uczciwie.
Bracia robotnicy }aczcie sic Z nami
DO i'm mas wieoej bed.ie tenn lepiej,
a wspolnemi silami cudu dokazae mo-
INA.
S~tarajmy sic bye wolnymi cd tych
okrutnych rbossow", ktorzy CO drieh
usiluja ostatnia krople krwi z mas wys.
sac.
Me jestesmy .adnymi agentami, ale
Jestesmy delegatami, q wieo chetnie
sautymy calemu ogo3owi p~olskiema, a
przewaanie tym, ktorzy cbca sic Z nami
~po}aczyG.
Przyszlosc tn jest wielka Ola mas, ale
zacznijny ~pracowa6 reka W reke wszy.
soy razem, q choc by j ca}e piek}o O.
szust6w nam chcialo szkodrie to ieh IA.
Pedy odbija sic cd mas, jak grooh cd
sciany, chocisA wiemy i przeswi.dczeni
jestesmy, re gdzie tylko kto zacrnie pra.
oowa6 uczciwie p~omiedzy ~polakami, to
dziesiatki oszust6w staraja sic przeszko-
dzic.
TAX my przeswiadczeni jestesmy,
ae j nam beda starai sic przes.kodzit,
a wiec do czynu drodzy bracia, a po,
katemy calemu swiatu, Re potra6my
sobie sami dac rade, bez tadnych sprze.
dajnych agent6w, kt6rzy juz lyle razy
mas oszukali, ale teraz ju. zapadla ola
mich klamka.
Pc wszelkie infOrmacye ola nowych
czlonkow prosze sic udae d. Buffalo,
N. Y. do komitetu wykonawczego, kt6-
ry ME omieszks ich udzielie; mozna sic
zglosi6 listownie. Adres Jest: Piotr
Jurek, 283 Detroit Street, Buffalo, N.
Y, albo do mas delegat6w adresowac:
Jan Lembicz, care of 9Th Ave. House,
Cor. 9Th & Marion Sts., Seattle, Wa.
shington.
Jan Lembicz,
Wdlenty Jurek,
ll--,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
ZawiadOmienie.

W dniu 2Sgo stycznia urzadza CRU
pa mr.. 264 " Buffalo, N. Y. wielki
obch6d l0cio letniej rocrnicy ~straoeni.
K~unickiego j towarzyszy W wars.a-
vie.
Obch6d odbedzie sic o godz. Smej
wieczo,em, ma sail ,,Kosciuszko".
Urozmaicony zostanie przez odczyty,
mowy, d~eklamacye j TYNE obrazy.
homitet obchodo,cu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
DOKTOR WODNY.
Dh aRAaAH.l

ode. aRAHA1J
eczyi ~ wfadomo Cd ossssnieh ID LAT . ns1spssvm
skutnsm vrsyvtde rudne, bes nsdxsi wyiSca1saa
aesnfnas ] dfuEoloenio choroby I csrpisnts obu
PEI pr. n.1s NssnlsseAi tssaj nssods 49,
PsvsspoSos 1 sse.safws vyssess.ss .sp,v.s.
soeapsenaa pfae, wsfrooy, nersk ! brxncha- 0oR.
ptsoia srwov I okoroby ksbisoo jako 10:
Soleed dSeaxnA btaAs upkavy, nispaodno11, 81 y
6rryAseA, bsens lub xai1sdbensrsgularno1[ osSsss
odpfyvy yody,. Imsscaa I paiesia. clnisnis NJ -
vssyvths ehrontc.na. prywstnei fantlitns eierpisaia
obu pfei iscsy pfses aayc3s wotch
Siedm ulubi0nych Lekarstw
. vch eboroeseh, Do KsoFyeh 10 se6satA kt6rycA
puhsSvnemu wyiec1emte - prSemAesonA
- TYasos rodxin swsmf podxiakoVsntsui dsss
aAtepece ew1adscswo, JAZZ cudowns EAs msjs leksr>
9wa wfAsnoreemie pres ntego pryrladxanA
sdumiswetecs oGtegnefy reaultsty v tak5ch wypedkach
. ftoryeh wssSas 1ns Srodh okasaay Il darsm-
- Doktor vodny prryr,sdsa va.ns iskazssvo
! da ssgo ME sss v asdnym rwtsskl Q sptsks M
o. II ~ulubsoas lskazsewa lscss tyfko ehoroov
S6.yn po'sdyaeso - prsssnsosoasl nsbye j. yno
Ofisie: 36S 8. STATE ULICY
- PIKRwsLE PHTRo-
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Godziny of.sewe: rsno cd 10 do /; DO poaudniu Cd
do 2: - ~ntednele zamkniete.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-28
THE TWO DONKEYS.
New York Man Astride Small Don,
key JOurneying to San Francisco
On q Wager.

New York, Nov. 2S.-Astride dimu-
tive donkey, R. Pritchard Woodward, a
young Brooklyn man, six feet six inches
tall, to. day left the hotel Bartholdi, bound
for San Francisco. He makes the trip
because of his lack of judgment in mat
ters political, which he confesses by
labelling photographs of himself and steed
"The two donkeys."
Woodward and Benjamin Lillard, pub
lishers, were passengers on an Atlantic
liner just before the election, when Wood
ward offered to bet and Lillard accepted.
II is stipulated that Woodward shall call
on Major Nick. .'ey a. Canton, and Mr..
Bryan at Lincoln. Woodward leaves the
city penniless. H must make his way
to San Francisco within year and make
his living as he goes. He expects to reach
San Francisco in eight months. Should
he not get there in twelve months he will
be com PEELED by his contract to forfeit
stipulated sum of money.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-28
MAKING FAIR PROGRESS.
Friend On the North Peeps Into
Gov. ThOrntOn's Official Report
for the Past Year.

Says the Denver Republican,: Gov.
Thornton, of New Mexico, has made his
annual report to the secretary of the in-
terror upon the condition and growth of
that territory during the year ending
June 30, 1896. 1t is not surprising that
during the year there was little increase
in population, for there has been almost
no inducement to immigration in any of
the Rocky mountain states and terri
tories, with the exception of Colorado.
New Mexico is territory of great and
varied natural resources. In common
with most of the other members of the
Rocky mountain sisterhood it possesses
large stores of silver and gold, copper,
iron and coal. These have, however,
been but to limited extent developed
owing to lack of capital and the made
quate facilities for transportation of ore
from remote mining camps. Another
obstacle has been the existence of extern
sive private land grants, which have pre-
vented the location aud development of
mining claims.
The private land grant court, which
was established five or six years ago, was
given jurisdiction to pass upon private
land claims, and it already has disposed
of considerable number of them, as far
as it is able to do SO. But final disposi
ton of many cases will probably rot be
reached until after they have been passed
upon by the supreme court of the United
States. This delay prolongs the evil
which is inseparable from uncertainty in
land titles. But since a land grant does
not convey title to the mineral beneath
The surface, congress should provide a
pro cess for the condemnation of 30 much
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Of the surface as may be resq uisite to the
proper development and operation of
mineral claim. This could be done with
ont 10 Jury to the owner of the surface,
for, as we have said, he has no right to
the mineral, title to which remains in the
government.
1t is gratifying to see that interest in
the public schools is increasing, and that
these institutions are rapidly improving
in character and grade. Up to within a
few years ago New Mexico had no public
school system worthy the name. Conse-
quently large percentage of the popu-
lation was illiterate. But wiser policy
WAS adopted, and already since the pub
lie school system was inaugnrated fa-
vorable change has been seen in respect
to the percentage of illiteracy. Public
sentiment sustain these schools and this
is particularly gratifying because at one
time it was feared thata large element IN
New Mexico's population would be hos
tile to schools maintained at public ex-
penses.
New Mexico boasts of being "the land
of perpetual sunshine" and it may well
dispute with any other political sub
division of the United States the possess
sion of the best climatic conditions in
this country. Its climate resembles in
the main that of Colorado, with the ad-
vantage of being more southern in some
of it's characteristics. 1t will be the means
of drawing large number of people to
the territory in search OF health.
Everything taken into consideration,
the report of New Mexico is good. Much
progress was not expected because the
conditions in general were unfavorable.
Bot if there should be strong revival in
gold mining, New Mexico would reap
share of the benefit. 1t would be all
the more likely to do so if congress
should provide, in the way we have sug-
gested, for the location and development
of mineral claims on private land grants.
During the approaching session of con
gress an enabling act should be passed
so that New Mexico might within the
course of twelve months or so become a
member of the Union.
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GERMAN FAILURE.
STORM IN ENGLAND.


Washington, Nov. 2S.-Congressman
Cooper, of Florida, was very much inter
ested in the report that O. B. Pendleton,
Florida newspaper man, was taken off
4 Morgan line steamer at Havana yester-
day by the Spanish authorities when
about to sail for Ksy West. Mr.. Cooper
says he has known Pendleton for fourteen
years, and that be is man Of standing
and bonande citizen of the United
States. He is the proprietor Of the
Equator Democrat at Key West. Mr..
Cooper also says that Pendleton is 10
poor health and II put in damp cell at
Moro castle, his life might be placed 10
jeopardy. Secretary Olney has received
no report on the case. he was inclined
10 think that Pendleton had been detain.
cd on account of some irregulsritieh 40 TO
his passports. He cabled Vice. Consul
General Springer, al Havana, to investi.
gate and report immediately.
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Thanksgiving killing.

New York, Nov. 27.-Walter l.. Rhue, a
16-year old boy, who resided with his pa
rents in Brooklyn, was killed in foot.
ball game at the paradise grounds yestsr.
day afternoon. He was member of the
Brooklyn boys High school team and the
Seneca football team.
TheSehecas played.with the team of the
Manual Training school No. 2, Rhue be-
ing the right half back. The lad was
tackled and was thrown heavily to the
ground. When he rose he was hardly
able to stand, and fell again almost i'm
mediately. He died soon after from an
internal hemorrhage.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-28
official Figures.

Austin, Texas, Nov. 28.-The vote of
Texas cast at the November election for
presi Dental candidates was as follows,
according to the official count complete:
Bryan and Sewall 288,323, Mckinley and
Hobart 162,506; Bryan and Watson 49,.
936; lowering and johnson 5000. Bry-
ans vote over Mckinley is 205,753. This
is the largest plurality given BY any state
for Bryan.
Lincoln, Neb.-The state board of can
vassers has completed the canvass of the
vote on presidential electors in Nebraska.
The figures are: Bryan 1855; McKin-
ley 1O2,626; Palmer 2,723; Bentley 1888;
lowering 1886; Machette 172; Bryan's
plurality 13O60.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-28
Kansas CITY Hold.ups.

Kansas City, Nov. 2S.-Eugene Ridge
way, the last member of the quartet of
train <obbers who attempted to hold up
car full of passengers on the electric
line between here and Independence, is
still at large. The detectives who claim
to be on his track say, however, that he
will be landed in Jail within twenty-four
hours. Ernest Ridgway, brother of the
escaped robber, and Jim Repine, both OF
whom were arrested at Leavenworth last
night, together with Oscar Bridges, the
leader of the gang, we're given prelim-
mary hearing this afternoon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-28
FOREIGN BUDGET.
Readable Paragraphs Condensed from
European Happenings.

London, Nov. 2S.-A Berlin dispatch
to the Morning Post says: Sig nor Crispi,
the former Italian premier, In an auto
graph letter to charity bazaar declares
it is delusion to suppose that Europe is
in favor of peace. The ambitious and re.
vengeful powers, said Signor Crispi, are
only waiting until success is assured to
plunge Europe into war.
ANOTHER DENIAL.
Rome. Nov. .2S.-Cardinal Satolli de-
clares as absolutely false aud reprehensi-
BILE all rumors published in America al
leging that he made a report to the Pope
touching the university at Washington,
or relating to Archbishop Ireland, Cardi,
nal Gibbons or other Catholic dignitar-
les.
THREATEN TO STRIKE.
/ Hamburg.-The municipal workmen
threaten to strike to-day if not granted
an increase in wages.
JAMEsoN's CONDITION.
London.-Dr. Jameson, the leader of
the Transvasl raid, undergoing sentence
Of fifteen months imprisonment at Hollo-
way Jail, whose sickness has been prev
iously reported, is announced to be in a
critical condition.
GERMAN FAILURE.
Berlin.-The failure of Otto Heyman.
a grain merchant, is announced. The
liabilities are estimated at over 100000
lares.
STORM IN ENGLAND.
London. Heavy gales prevail to-day
over the British coasts, Much damage
has been done to shipping. There has
been heavy snow fall over the island
of Jersey.
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Can't Fight There.

New York, Nov. 28.-Warren Lewis, OF
the New York athletic club, who has been
arranging for fight between Corbett and
Fitzsimmons on Coney Island, called on
district attorney Bacus to-day to secure
permit. Backus said he would not
allow the fight to take place as he under
stood it WAS prize fight not fight for
points. If an attempt is made to bring
the men together, he said, they would be
arrested.
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weekly Bank statement.

New York, Nov. 21.-The weekly bank
statement is as follows: Reserve, in
crease, $2,1O6,050; loans, increase, $S,-
S56,2OO; specie. increase, $437,600; legal
tenders, ipcrease, IS, 1885, 200; deposits, in
crease, $14,349,O0O; circulation, decrease,
$113,9OO. The banks hold $3l All, ,625 in
excess of legal requirements.