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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16

OENH MAJ n I'D
t. N,hn nnno N,~onIL
S0TAMYER'S THREAT
PROPOSED no DESTROY nAnA
GoNDA WITH DYNAMITE.

Havana, Feb. ia column OF the
spanish troops recently fought the
bands OF the leaders Balacoa and SUI
arez mt the plantations OF La Brinto,
IN the Santa Rita district near Sagua.
Five OF the insurgents were killed. and,
according to the official advlccs. many
were wounded.
Twelve soldiers OF the detachment
commanded by Nicaragua, while for
aging recently. were surprised by 100
OF the Insurgents. Five of the soldiers
were killed aud ono was seriously
wounded. The Responsible officials In
charge OF the detachment were arrested
for sending 10 small force 40 far out
In the country district.
The report that numerous bands COM
mnnded by the well known insurgont
leader Serann Sanchez are coming
westward, and that they are now IN
the immediate vicinity VI the province
OF Havana la confirmed.
Captain Manix, correspondent in
Cuba for an American military four
nal and representative OF several Ame-
ricar newspapers, Eaq, after considera-
bio diplomatic correspondence, been
forcibly expelled from Cuba. lie left
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16

ing behind the silver issue, but that the
same would not work. He intlmatcu
serious things could be said about It's
record, and said that sound money
Democrats would vote solldly Tor
change. This caught the crowd, which
applauded uproariously, The plan OF
campaign being arranged by the Hardy
executive committee tonight includes
Governor Culberson as n special object
OF assault. 1t is proposed to take his
scalp at the next state convention II
possible or at the polls II he Is re-
Dominatpd
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MISSIONARY WORK
Is Being Planned by the "sound'
Money Democrats.


Galveston, Tex. Feb. l5-(Speclal)-
After adjournment OF the convention
meeting OF the executive committee
was held, at which the matter of pro-
viding speakers to spread the gospel
OF Sound" money was thoroughly dis
cussed and In part arranged. Judge
Hardy announced that he would spend
his vacation In May In speaking for
Sound" money He is DESTROYS of hav-
ing as many good speakers in the field
IA possible before the date set for the
primaries, believing that a campaign OF
education will result In a settlement
of the financial question In the interest
of Sound" money.
Arrangements were also made in
part for funds to pay the expenses OF
the campaign, Senator Lasker con-
tributed $500. There was subscrip-
ton of 5000 and quite q number In
smaller amounts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16

Washington, Feb. 10 49, The senate
committee on the Nicaragua canal held
n meeting today for an exchange OF
news upon the expedicucy of reporting
n bill for the construction Of the canal
during the present session OF congress.
The personnel OF the committee on
the silver bond bill Is exciting much
interest owing to the peculiar differ
ence existing between the senate and
house
Chairman Dlngley OF the ways and
means committee said the senate
would take the Initiative. 1t was GUS
tomary. he said, for that body to give
| representation to each element on a
measure. II this course was followed
the senate would name two senators
as the senate conferees and the house
would name two sound money and one
silver man to represent II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16

New York, Feb. l6.-The World this
Investment Corporation OF New YORK
WIN leave for Washington tonight (Sun.
nayl with bid for any or all the bonds
winch lapsed through failure of bidders
e. ,S make the first payment In yesterday
saturday as required"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16

Cincinnati. Feb NJ
link in the chain Of W
the two murderer 7
made its appearance =
George H Jackson ~
for Major whitfield q
nue.. Mount Auburn g,
Tonight he was Sr0 "
mayor ard told the
remarkable feature :.
was the exact corrs,r
stories he told the "
and the mayor. ,,r, 4. y
George Geo Esi. s1s h " d: as
dark ,I.r haired man. s.1 {
cap. came up any ~ sos y
d ders: s. for driyin as,. ]
nightY Jackson a.dSs,russtl J
"'s After driyins, snj y
became alarmed ~, " 10
OF. This was s .,,s.t ~
o mak @a an alarm, b a. !, (
frighten,i. The p,ssslis'
side him put . 3,
and said: .ss, nctrr'
YOU drive tn IA Q1i<,
an end ,s Of yV sray hse,
moved very Y, ra a,su % ~
m hiS street and rss ! 81
ms sI fH You ever Say "a sEr5
we viii XIII YOU S,,.n a. q Il
will follow you " -
son says. .ssv ka,t
ar believe ns} lf.11'
me, but 4 may ,ssf -,
have been in h<!crt
out ,i,. on tn man On %
but it was was, vhsrt
stop. There "a thsy t
by; .,, rne sycross ih.s, Z Y
.i,hey told 'i's M -
walt for them; "a ~
rot out first eut<f VI
! heard s z ys'iI II sSs
a noise ike :. IA 81
me and ] ~
in the mcrs q 80
ihi,,a mora
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16

Frederick, she said to her musical nd.
mirer' they say that you steal good
many melodies"
Wei, you know. almost oil composers
90 That nowadays. You shouldn't blame
mo Tor that. "-Washlrgton Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16

Ebcn Il. kexford writes In The Ladies'
Home journal that ants do not harm
plants to any great extent Indeed they
nro OF benefit In most instances, as they
catch tho Insects, which, II left TO them.
selves would soon damage the plants
greatly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16

Mr. Jinks--I don't know how YOU will
aeei ABOUT Il. sir. but the fact Ia that
ny wiie. your daughter. is a dreadfully
hsrd woman TO live with.
x ar Blinks-t can sympathize with
>s 81. A. married her mother.--New
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16

They say young Binks suffers terribly
from insomnia"
Yes, ani cannot understand why IL
should DO so, for his father was night
Waterman, you know. ~ Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16
ARE AFTER cuLpERsox.
The Goidbag. Are Anxious TO secur.
His Scalp.

Galveston. Tex. Feb. 15,--(special)
In his speech at woolam's Lake this
afternoon. Mr.. Levi OF Galveston. who
presented the majority report tonight.
made vigorous attack on the state
administration. He said II was trying
70 conceal ita sAortcorninrs by doin-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16
ST. MARKS, IN VENICE.
The Beautiful White Denied Church I.
Conspicuous Landmark

II any single building in Venice is con.
spieuous not only as a beautiful hut ne n
characteristics and unique landmark II Is
ms white domed church. Many neigh.
boring cities possess towers that resemble
those OF Venice, In fact. there arc orc or
TWO Others here In vcnios that are SO con.
'psihaly Ike tho gseat esppanilo tia, We
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-23

amarillas color de pdrpura de los cast AMOS
SO mezolabSn con ell azul del cieio.
-Dscidme shora, FfFIor de Marfa'', 1soy
buen pintor 8 MOI
La "GuilIabaora" lie mraba con sorpresa
meEcladA de inquietud. L) que vefa le pare
cfa sobrenatural.
--LQas viene ser este, sefor r 1dolfo?
iDios mlol JEstoy despierts? Cast tengo mie-
do .,. .iC6mol 10 qua me lbe;s dioh, Jpo-
driaf -.
-Nada mas sencillo, hija mia La due
fiA de la quinta es mi nodriza, me ha oriado
aqui. LIE he escrito esta mafiana muy tenn
prAno que vendrfa vcrla, y he pintado al ma
tural.
-Ten6ia raz6n, no hay NADIA extraordi-
mario en- eso-dijo Ia "Guillabaora" dando un
profundo suspiro.
La quinta adonde Rodolfo condujo
"Flor de Maria estaba situada un extreme
de la aldea de Bouqueval, pequsfia parroquia
Eolitsria, ignorada metida en- una qusbrsda
dos leguas de Ecouen E coche bai6 por
el oamino que habfs indioado Rodolfo, al
gui6 luege por La llanura entire hilera de cere-
zos manzanos9 Las ruedas giraban en- silen-
clio sobre ell c6sped corto fuo que cubrs
Reneralmente los eaminos veciuales.
"Flor de Maria" estaba callada abati-
da, Rodelfo casi Sryepentido de haber sido
causa dc la impression Nolorosa que msnifes-
taba 81 semblante.
Ell coche pas6 por dSlante del corral de
Ia quinta, straves6 un espesO bosque de olmos,
v Nc par6 delante do IN peq0eno port'co de
MADEIRA la rdstica, medic oeplEo balo un
frondoso smparrado, cuyas hoiaSempezabA q
marchitar ell otoflo.
--Hemos lle9aSoeya, "Flor de Maria.
SEHtAis conteDta9
--Sf, sefl9r Rodolfoi mas me PA1SCe que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-23
B1BL1oTEcA DE aLA DEMO 1RAo1A"

KS precise trabai Jar siempre. Con un
ofoio tan bueno como ell vuestro, ipintor de
abanicos!, deberfais estar muy contento. Sois
POGO razonable, seffor Rodofo. Un iornalero
puede vivir muy bien con tres frances: os que
dan cnarenta sueldos diarios, que vienen & ser
sesenta frances al mes; Y sesenta frances no
es despreciable.
-Es verdad; pero / ne gusta tanto no
hacer NADIA!
-Seflor Rodolfo, os 10 vuelvo decir
teneis menos juicio que chiquillo.
M os llcomodeis, maestrita mia: ce-
nozco que me dais buenos consoles Y los Sc
guire.
Ode veras?-liio la joven LENA de al
borozo-iSi supierais que placer me dais con
ESQ! Economizareis Gu arenta sueldos diarios,
ino es verdad?
ST, los economizare-dijo Rodolfo SON.
riendo q pesar snyo.
-SDe veras2
-Os 10 prometo.
va yereis que placer os daran las pri-
meras economics. Pero adu tengo que deci-
ros algo mas, 81 me promotes no enfadaros
-1Tan malo os parece mi genio2
-iOhl ESQ no. es mas; creo que nc de-
-Nada debeis ocutarme
-Pues bien. va que teneis cualidades
tan buenas, spor que frscuentais tabernas CO.
mo la de la til '.Pelons2"
Isl no hublese lido la taberna, no ha-
bria tenido Ia di ha de pasar vuestro lado
un dfa de campo,
-Es vsriad: pero no importa, sef1or Ro-
dolfo. Tambien 20 estoy muy oontenta; mas
do buena CARA renunclarfa paear ctro dfa
como este, i supiera que os habfa de periudi-
car.
-Todo 10 contrario, porque me dais ex-
celentes consoles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-23

voy & teuer vergdenza delante de la sefiora;
no me atrevere 8 mirarla.
tPor que, hija mfsp
-Tenes rsz6n, no me conoce.-Y la
"Gnillabaora" reprimi6 un suspiro
Ss esperaba sin duda en- la quinta la lle-
gada de Rod plfo, porque al puuto que ell Co
chero bai6 ell estribo, sc present6 en- ell p6rti-
co adeIant6 haeia el con ademan respe-
tuoso mu er de fsonomfa triste, dulce
atractiva, de unos cincuenta amos, vestida
como las arrendatarias ricas ds las cercanfas
de Paris.
El rostro de la "Guillabaora' SO cubri6
de finfsimo carmfn. DespuSs de un momento
de duda, bsj6 del coche.
-Buenos dfas, sefora Adela-exclam6
Rodolfo;- direis que falto mi palabra
Y, volviandose al oochero le puso algdn
dinero en- Ia mano, y le dijo:-Puedes vol
verte Paris.
El cochero era un hombre bsjo regor-
dete, con ell sombrero calado hasta los ojos, Y
la cara tapada casi entersment4 por Ell ouello
de un levit6u Tornado grosera piel. Meti6
ell dinero ell bolsiilo, Y, sin decir paIabra,
sUbio al pescante, hizo resonar ell latigo, dss
apareci6 en- la arboleda.
"Flor de de Maria Sc aoere6 Rodolfo,
inquieta turbada, ls dijo en- VOC baja para
que no puiese oirlo la arrendataria:
--!Dios miol tQae habits hecho seTlor
Rodolfo? SHab6is despedido Ell coche?
-Claro.
-2Y L. s'Pelonaf
--iQue importa Ia "PeloDa"i
-iAh! Tengo que volver su esta
noche, no hay remedio; 81 no, me tendrfa por
una ladrona. Los vestidos que traigo son su-
yos, y lie debo :. perdonad -.
-Tranquilizaoss hiia mia; 20 soy quien
debe pediros perd6n.
--tPerd6nl sDe qus2 -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-23
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los Sssfy0Scrst0s nsedscOs csrsyGssOs
cOss e1eycscsO ess estG ctssdad,
nNaNNIERo


CAr5ihcAn: Qns Ian G0mpcoDado "a On La
e.k1t.sS oatsI, ~ 81 Il particular, durante
q spids@ia vsFlolcsS ralnSnts er ssEa clr-
dad, In oDeAo.s iccon tsstsbIs del Vixug-
VACUUM psceet3sL 20 dsl Institute ia vat%-
pssl6n ds doE Sapt&go sei1o lnst@i&do en-
ArGClSc h45c En- G3rsceiGp.--Dt Dtsi&se cue di-
sho gAaaz 2zjilO GSE JI1sg 81 GCno9anzuoc
d0taxatao ezsI4dic, Ca c0ISs1guido psxfeo-
aicnAI si Bivei o. izse ErstlbupDs Enyopaos
do sc lndoia, ei eulGivc 90 &qusi Tis0s FIc-
biAzIcO de ia 1EaeaS nSs - "a szGsen2U <isv
pcder asegurar Y AhTmaF les que sugcYibsr,
one en- sata poblaci3T. ha produoido tan fe-
hees 1eGultadcs Ia obs=nido tan isonjele, ;,
atlefacto7!o brillanae sxito, Gus ss hGr
&C scEse2uido ecu sn esnpiso Y propsgscion 81
eEtsrninio 0s II VixuSls gus &ssEror1zsEA
dltAnAaba esta pcblAclGn Ge4<1s L4ca 1iez
octo n eses. fJn vscIls &c yor s7.ds los Il
fTascYit0s sn pub''ear---"o .en soln rNr ma-
dio de a prsseI5e s1i.G xGE SaDD.sir. PoF IL
pFens& rsxiGGlcs 3si usis saE rsa9g&Tia---.
que IL dafs vxsars eEtraf = de te=1sr-
dol prscitsdo lustAsaGn suY~seior 5 pFsie
TibiS Loss S4sAz-Gs Gezs-.s% % p :ziA, Il
elEso iA lie Iscndrss, Que estafist!ca ent+
hE asdo C1s1or mas tesWitado, hAsts 81 Ok
trsno 'e hab0r 6Cnseguido ls CsssslsGcsoss
U0csss0l er oA nSvaLt& poT cisntc. psra
que ccaste y valgA doEde ccpvsrir prdiere
6 don Santiago Sei3o sspido IA prosecute en-
Ponce IL de Mayo de l5Gg.-Ds. EassGsNT
1aigMcs--xlg. CcgcHnic- Dr. ReSes5s-Ig
PG9Gmd- Elyy G0So~as-DF. HidaI Rsos-1br
ElAsao E0sa'S GsiSs0s-LT. Jssza Lgl6sSGs-
liz. az. Zessa GGHdzG-pF. IasSEzirs .. ds
HGlte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-23
-lY los seguir6is /?

-Os 10 he prometido baio mi palabra
ds hoaor; economizare cuarenta sueldos da-
rios por 10 menos.-Y an ldi6, dirigiendose al
cochero que habia pasado la aldea de Sarce-
lles:-Toma Ell primer camino la derecha,
atraviesa Villiers-ls-Bsl, tnerce luego la z
qulerda sigue de frente:-Y volvi6ndose
la "Guillabaora", continue
-Ya a que vals tan contenta en- mi COM
panfa. podrfamos divertirnos hacienda casti-
go que no me echar6is en- cara 10 que gsste
de este modo.
-lOh! no. Vamos, haced vuestro oasti-
llo
No; pfimero ell vuestro.
-Pues bien; Yer 81 adivinais ell mfo.
-Vamos yer. Supongo que cate cami-
no....y digo este, porque vamos por el
-aY para que buscarlo mas leios?
-Snpongo, pues, que este eamino nos
conduce una hermosal aldea, distante de la
carretera.
-Si, cuanto mas retrada meior
-situada en- una cnesteeta con arbo,
les entire las casas
Y cerquita de nn riachuelo
mi l1as nj menoe; de un riachuelo Al
I'm del lugar hay una casa de campo; IN la
DO de Ia casa, un palornar una huerta, y al
otro un lardfn con nu,;has flores.
y supongamos que es esa la casa dom
de vamos
Sin duda.
" donde nos daran leche.
-Como le4he! Rica nata y hueVQa &C.,
Que cogefemos en- el nido nsz ~
mlsmos, Syerdada
Sin duda.
-sE iremoa Al establo & yer la Isa41s
seguramehte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-23
vapores Correos espanoles
de la Companfa Trasatlantica
Antes de a. Lopez - Go.

SERVICIO PARA PUERTO RICO Y LA HABANA
-SALIDAS- Barcelona los dias y 25 de cada mes
Malaga el 27--De CAdiz 81 10 30.
expden de ida vuelta Is p3 de eba5a
fanias paguen equivalena de pasaes entero
rebaa spcaoe Sos oees
la vueta.
de amos cada fannlta graSs
de de pas de II amos no ournhdos
ssaIe. de cumplidos pasae entero. 49,
2. rraferenea s. odnaria gratis. De
sHos paaaio ds Il adente pasa5e
.a-,
EMIGRANTES: Haa dos ahos gratuitamene; de dos cu
40 n.eaie: ieis pasai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-23
PARA CARRETERAS

50 CcNde casi d psitGd dc sH V0gOr, sspG ssd
sssissd sTissFGdoTG de pselTG Bse,ss5a para ca
TYesevas, con su cGIdera dennis PiesGs, e.
pasey bssem estGdo uT raGFtsyetc de TeptsssEo
vi az. "a isteresc Ipt4c1Ie diri0sFsc 50n Re
besfe GTdh0w, ez egt1 ci46Gd
PO@cs FSbrego II Cd 1884.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-23
iOjo, Ojo!

Sc dcSsan vcndeT rs sellos Dc los
del q: CentcnArlo del csscsbgszalcnSo
&c esta Isla:
En esta ilapreata IRfornarAn.
Ponce. Eoviembre 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-23
HOT l.
INTERNATIONAL
:PoRT-AU-PRENOE.-HAIT1

Fl rrculatarlo ous suscribe ofrece las co
modas vautiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel fodos les puertcrriquencs extrau =
Qeros de transito estadia 6ja en Haiti
En- el establecimiento SO habla ingles,
frances, espanol italiano. Trato quito; SER
vicio escogidc.
Teneunos sucursal en- el aristocratlco carn
90 de Thor Bizot6n) para los pasageros
snfermoe que serkn tratsdos cen esmerads
solicitud.
r GoNzAI4O MARIN
Enero % de 1895.
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i.AUsUBOl iAUsUBO!

yiras de 4x5, 4x6y5x 10 eifsg,as
De TX 3. Eatantss &c ausu 90 ds G &7 va
rse. Surtldo general DE- nadesas de la
Florida. +ablss de todss claaes dana,
etsesoa pAta eons-rnne!5n-
E. 2. DoPIA e c.
paea.-ponoe Novis.abrs y ID l59;
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28

and midnight that the ghost is generally seen. on
Thursday night just the hands of the large clock
in the station house pointed to quarter OF twelve.
the silence broken by a sound Il some one
knowing that there prisoners within. the
policemen began an Investigation. The rafting o;
the locks continued until they arrived AT the bottom
of the stairs and then IL suddenly seemed to die
away. Each lock was examined carefully. but they
early part OF the night. Every place ,hat could b.
used for concealnent looked into. but object
When the scarchers reached the head Of the stairs
the same SOUNDS Mere repeated i3ho"eh pY me lPut
and come wha; might. they decided To- ind The causc
building were carefully searched. but nothing was
on Friday night the sounds were repeated. and
the officers determined 10 put an end 10 the perform
ance Five of the men started out to surround the
place They remained AT their respective posts unti
policeman Gillian called his fellow officers to stand
by He pointed 10 white object that was scarcc.y
more than forty yards away and which was overlook
ing the pond in the rear OF ne station which mas
just been filled n They STOOD LOOKING az the onlect
for several minutes before they decided 10 send
bullet whizzing ove~ its head. When the shot was
4 reporter Of The Tribune called AT Town Han yes
terday afternoon and was Informed by severa OF the
officers that they had not the slightest DOUBT that me
station was haunted. and that II was a real Ehost
bs hey 70 had beS s3S at s On hey Gh4 to4 h rpor
this strange object ghost Of John Druery; who
had died there suddenly about three years ago
After his death his wife and children moved out of
who Is now an officer In the First Precinct. Brook
lyu Holland did not to remain IN his place. rs
the ghost of Drlery. some other person haunted
tho nlace he said. On occasion. Holland says
his Wife while descending tho stairs whlrn leads TO
tba cells was startled 10y meeting IN" igure whlcn
placed It's hand her shoulder 50 tcrrlncd was
she that she dropped tho light she was ciIINInE;
and ran screaming 10 her apartments. Holland
thought that It all mafnaiion on the part ~ hS
wife and paid little attention It, ON the second
occason when the figure appeared before ms VIE she
f.infe6 and II was necessary 10 call In medical assist
enra before she could he brought 20 c)ns'loIsn's--
Holland II is said frightened thai h" "ouIi
NOT dare 10 venture down the stairs leading 10 the
cells without companion -, . ,,
Patroinan Somerve IS another oifcer VINO say ~"
s frenlIeni NV seen the ghost and he too IS nuch S
,"rhd Several other persons also alegc that thcy
have seen the ghost.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
not 4 pLArFoEM. 4 scAFFoLD.
THE REV CORTLAND MYERS OF BRYANIsM AND
IT'S DANGERS
IT'S DANGERS

The Rev Cortland Myers Of the Bap,st Temple. in
his prelude 20 mis- sermon last night delivered
saor, AK on Anarchy IN the Chicago Platform.
iie said. in part:
The most patriotic act in the present aiminlsira-
ton ~ ihe Pres dent u this Republic now mas the
hiooi--iained knife OF the anarchist thrust az Is
heart. Tnai blade - crimson with tntse Hnes: We
irn"Hn.e atniftfy lhterl,I 10y a.
ties IA local Affairs as violation OF the constitution
~ the United STATE, anl cr.me aSdla' lIro ms
tIruns, and We especially otDrci 70 E"Nrihil'nt ny
injunction new ana nigniy dAngefous Iorin OF
az th" laws ~ the states ana rIghts OF 'ltIils D
come az once legislators. JudS's ana eNcrulon'is;
orlg enough az ihc faces Of Atgeid and MS fol-
attack on the Constitution and courts OF the United
States l. SIDE by SIDE with the bold attack upon IN"
In nuts in the same shell BE charitable as you
please YOU cannot mistake tne revouuonAry rhai-
Supreme Court and the prot"s, against the use ot
consuIon Po~gr 10 -apprGs rI f pamocra r
AN anarchist or claim thar ne was unpdirotlc, put
rn.l n posfitciv stands for the destruction OF the
highest law of tine Land ana nur.s dynam',,r al me m
b, nch upon which sits the nob"s body Oh Judges III
suT,y that is not pla;formit is icaffold The The
,o drnr h,n from his throne ana you nave rot ana
biooIsn,d and mob government. Mr. Cleveland VIZ
as much justified m his relation 10 ne 'oIo,n" ., ~
Illinois a. Abraham Lincoln was IL MS relation on 20
the Governor of South Carolina In lNl Iynpa '"Z.i i
human liberty ana sympaihizc with The awlessn"sS
of the mob That platform. II II me iilS dhNtH.hE'
means inc privilege Of another Altsei 10 promotc,
nililgc and turbulence without any interference q,
h.rbor aufhortv II Is tho plank laid by traitorous
hands 4 man in Gravcseni laid Inc SAM ooIrl 1r
when ne said: 'Iniuncuons don't go hrr". re
o.,iLrd ON lf through into Sing Sing. Anoihcr man
,s nnv irving 10 walk toward the National Capiol
on a similar path. Nay God forbid that this Ameri-
can Nation shall allow II. &C.,, r =.
Il care a. ut,c for the proposed Grand Jury IN.
Ii.,,,.rt- "a / 10 for the injunctions.' why nor
nnminafo Drbs for President? Mr BRYAN has said
9iI r,. 'ntend 20 have lawessness. hut he has not
IT, IT, - ,o % ,hat vas possible with his foot on the Con-
"i sii,r,on and knife in the heart Of the Supreme
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28

cre,ses to 125 feet inches at the transep The two
towers are Is feet inches square at the base ana
,iu rse 20 a height OF $50 feet. The nave Will be oo
feet wide covered with a barrel vault the crown OF
which will rise SO feet above the floor FROM inc
ves,lbule 10 the ransept the walls are divided mo
three fields by detached columns ieet ID dlailv'e
Rrtween each there will be seml-rose WINDOW oI
richiv stained g.ass Where the transept ana nave
ioln there will be a food OF light from low doHe;
Composed almost entirely OF glass Stee; U1rses d Az
nosts will be used in the structural work Inc eHus
~ the ,ransept VIII form small chapes. Inc sane,-
srv will occupy depth OF 80 feet and the iull wldtn
Of The nav Back OF 1a w oe shape OF gro,o
work 50 bull, as 10 appear hewn from me sOliu
rock This will be known as the Nore Dame ue
Two wears ago Father Porce visited the grotto
~ Iourdes and brought back model or the cnapel.
and the replica IN tne ne ne" Snur ,ha T crown of the
scnicrctlIar chapel. and the rays will be concen.
trated on figure OF the Virgin which VIII De one OF
The material OF the outside will be brick Of an old
gold color with terra Gotta trimmings over tne
m ain entrance will be magnificent rose wlndo"'
Between this and the door VIII be Sroup represent-
Inc rha nrodeal SON. the emblem OF the Order or the
Fathers OF Mercy The widow Will be 20 teet IN
diameter and surmounted by pedment res,.ns i on on
about $1,000 and The seating sdpaSy Wrcy ya 1l Established
La Fort ana Aubrier came 10 this country IN lSSs 10
establish a missio In New-Y for me c Erencn
population The former became pastor OF the Chgrch
OF S., Vincent de Paul, In West twenty -thrd,st.
AZ his death in 1875, he succeeded by Father
The order purchased the size OF the new church in
nan a wilderness The Catholic population was
then small Mgr lie Noef founded the parish and
M H. exsns 9S nasS %as ooE ana
church. and new one became necessity. The
varvinr from 300 to 800 children