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IRELAND'S MISTAKE.
He viii Not BE Removed, But He Is
Much in Disfavor

ROME. Nov. 12.-There is reason to
believe that the rulnors of the removal
are unfounded, although the archbishop
ms fallen into disgrace at. the vet.can.
TIE case of the deposition of an orch
nsnop or, a bishop is one of exareme
rarity, only one of the kind having OF
Cured during the IS years of the papacy
or Leo XIII, and in this instance only
wSen the prelate had become almost a
man-2c- me vatican has received the
proposal of three names for the rector
ship OF the Catholic university at Wash
lngton. to succeed Bishop Keare. All of
TIE candidates are judged to be worthy
OF the position and the choice Will con-
sequently be difficult
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QOMPERS AND SOVEREIGN
Former ROasts the Latter TO n Turn
Deserves No Attention.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 12.-Presi-
dent Gompers, Of the Federation of
Labor, was asked by a United Asso-
Grated Presses reporter this after
noon for an expression as to the
reference made to the federation by
Master Workman Sovereign OF the
Knights of Labor, in his annual ad-
dress before the convention now in
session al Rochester. He replied:
well, 1 hardly think he is deserv-
ing OF any attention. No one pays
any attention TO what he says. No
one ever has paid any attention to
his statements-not even when he
ordered laboring men to lay down
their tools in 1894. was any heed
given to his words. His reference to
the federation has no effect what
ever and inasmuch as there are
practically no members Of his organi-
zation left, we have no worry over
what he SAYS"
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ELECTION ROW.

Democrat Kills Man Who Called
Him an Anarchist.
MARSHFIELD. Ore, Nov. PA tele-
phone dispatch from Randolph. Ore.
gives the details of an election feud
which terminated in the assassination
of Andrew Carlson, a farmer, by Joseph
Nathan Russell, his father-in-law-
Carlson was a Democrat and Russell,
who supported the Republican ticket,
accused him of anarchy. The men
quarrelled frequently over politics, and
finally on Saturday evening last Rus
sell, becoming enraged, procured a
rife and shot Carlson through the
brain. The murderer is 60 years of age
and his friends claim that he is de-
mented. Carlson was a widower with
four children.
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INSURANCE. MEN.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 12.-At today's
session of the national convention OF
mutual life underwriters, the following
officers were elected for the coming year:
President, c. +. Rawson, Des Moines;
hrst Vice-president. William Law, jr
Chicago; second vice-president, William
Warner, Kansas City; secretary, Craig
Cooled, Aliana, Ga; treasurer j. j.
AciIer. Albany, y. y; executive COM
l. G. Fause, Philades phia; c. A. Turner
Binghampton, n. Y; ". II. Smollinger,
elzies5urg. lis: Dr. J. Avery, Chicago;
@. 4. L1tchfeid, Boston; L. D. Burnha1n,
Mass.
The convention will meet next year at
Saratoga Springs, y. Y.
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WON'T HAVE 1T.
No Danger of Harrison Being Made
Secretary of State.

ST. LOUIS,Nov. 12.-Ex-Atjorney-Gen
eral Miller of indianapolis and former
law partner Of ex-President Harrison, is
in st, Louis, and in an interview this
morning is quoted as saying that eX-
President Harrison will not be a member
OF McKilley's cabinet. Mr.. Miller says
that General Harrison has retired from
public life and under 10 circumstances
could he be prevailed upon to accept any
Office within the gift of the president or
the people The rumor that the ex-Presi-
dent would go into the Mckinley cabinet
as secretary of state Mr.. Miller says is
utterly without foundat ton.
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GEORGIi,s sTRrGGLE.

ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. 12--The Demo-
cratic caucus met again this afternoon
ard balIoted five times for United States
senator No nomination was made
Chairman Steve Clay led on every bal
lot, with Captain Howell second and
Governor Atkinson third They were the
only candidates voted for except on the
fourth ballot when Robertson received
one vote and Lewis Garrard of Columbus
got three.
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wounded Spaniards.

HAVANA, Nov. photographic ad-
vices have been received here from Col
onel Garamendi at Guanajay that Cen
eral Weyler and the troops accompany
ing him are encamDed in the hills at
Rubi. Colonel Garamendi urges that q
steamer be sent to Cabanas to convey
to Havana seven officers and 81 privates
of the Spanish army who are suffering
from wounds received in an engage
ment, the details of which are not
given
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THE SHIPS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-Arrived: Ma
jestic from Liverpool and Queenstown
Sailed: Island for Stetting, CoDen-
hagen, etc.
Arrived out: Carlsruhe at Bremen
haven; Havel at Brenlerhaven; Augusta
Victoria at Cherbourg; Manitoba at
London: Vera at Naples; Edam at
Amsterdam: Amsterdam at Rotterdam
Sailed for New York: Massachusetts,
from London
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building he opened fire on them with
a rifle. The shots aroused the villagers
and a posse quickly formed and started
in pursuit of the bandits. One of the
robbers was discovered by the road
side in a dangerous condition. having
been fatally wounded by a bullet from
the deputy's rifle. He could give no in
formation to his caDtors. The other
outlaw is still al large.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-13
PROGRESS
OF WOMEN
Miss Frances E. Willard Com
pleteS an Interesting
Work.
HOW THE FAIR SEX
PUSHES AHEAD
Women Now Engaged in Nearly
All Arts and Professions.

Twenty-Five States Have Given the
Educational Ballot to Women,
One the Municipal, While Wyom-
ing, Colorado and Utah Have Made
Them Full CitiEens-PrOgress of
Women in the Foreign Countries
Some Honorable Mentions.
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- 49,
WILL SOLICIT NO MORE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-W. f.
Brown, an advertising solicitor who ar
rived in this city from the east a few
months ago, committed suicide last
evening in his room by drinking car
bolic acid. He left a note stating that
his miseries were more than he could
bear and that he had determined to
find peace in death. Brown had been
making sufficient money to insure him
self and wife, who resides in Seneca
Falls, n. Y, a comfortable living.
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CHINESE MURDER.
A Theory Concerning the Death of
the Market Gardener.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE
Chinese market gardener who was so
brutally murdered on Staten island. in
the San Joaquin river a few days ago,
proves to be Suey Jack, a merchant,
whose place of business is located at
72915 Jackson street. Jack and his
partner in the notion store. Chun Sing.
owned a half interest in the vegetable
garden on Staten island and it was
for the purpose OF making a settlement
with Chum Fow, who owned the re-
naming half interest, that he visited
the ranch. The murdered man was a
member of the See Yup association.
but so far as known he was not con-
cerned in any of the broils connected
with that organization. The high
binders who murdered q Chinese drug
gist on Dupon street not long ago were
captured in a room adjoining Jacks
place of business, and it may be that
their friends blamed Jack for betray-
ing them to the police.
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CYEINla WILL BORROW.

PEKIN, Nov. Pit is stated that the
government will borrow from Chinese
capitalists the sum of 20,000,000 taels.
for the construction of the Hankow-
Pelkin railway. 1t was stated a short
time ago that an American syndicate
would advance 80, 000. 900 taels for the
building of this line, but it is now ru-
mored that there is a hitch in the ne
eOtiatiOnS
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That Reported Sale.

NEW YORK, Nov. PA special
cable dispatch TO the Herald from Ma
drid says: Premier Canovas declares
that he knows nothing of a proposition
for the sale Of Cuba to the insurgents.
He says that the idea is absolutely alb
surd and impossible, and not to be
entertained for a moment.
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ROBBED A P0SToFFlcE.

One of the Thieves Fatally shot by
Z Deputy.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-Chief
Postal inspector Monroe. Of this city,
received q letter yesterday from Post
master Conn, Of Paisley, Oregon, con-
taiaing the information that the post
oisice in that village mad been robbed
on the morning OF Nov. by two out
laws who secured SIS in currency. The
deputy postmaster WAS awakened BY
the s@Abers and after they had left the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-13
FIGHT AT LEADViLLE.
One Man Killed and Four Badly Cut
in 81 saloon Row.


LEADvILLE, Colo, Nov. 12.-Striking
miners and a party of Austrians clashed
in saloon here at an early hour this
morning. One man was killed and four
badly cut, one of them fatally.
The dead man is Stephen FrankoWtz 1t
Is thought Jerry Dormandy viii die of
injuries received. The other injured are:
Joseph Austerman.
john Jackson.
Unknown man.
About % men took part in the fight a
p6rty of AustTians employed in the
by q crowd of strikers The strikers
called the Austrians g abs" and this
they resented. Knives We're drawn and
a fierce fight waged until the police put
in an appearance. All those concerned
managed TO make their escape with the
exception OF the injured.
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Fiat Denial.

Canovas Del Castillo denies enohat.cally
that the Spanish government has an
nounced it will suppress the revolution
in the Island of Cuba within a s9ocified
time.
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SAVED MANY LIVES.

Prompt Action of Charles Copock of
Chester.
CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE prompt
action of Charles Copock, prevented. in
all probability. great loss of life and
the derailment of a north-bound ex-
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MOSCOW, Nov. 12-Lasker won the
second game of the championship chess
match, after AZ moves early this morn
ing. 1T avs a ruy lopez. Score:
Lasker, 2: Steinitz, 0.
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hacking Down.

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch hes
been received from Madrid, stating
that semi-official denial has been is
sued of the published reports that the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-13
Tells Him Many Details Re-
garding the Late
Election.
THINKS WEST
VIRGINIA IS SAFE
May Henceforth Be Put in the
Republican Column.

mckinley Receives Many Visitors,
Takes 81 Long Drive, Has HIS re
ture Taken, and Perrses Couple
of CongratuIatOry Letters, One
from Republican and the Other
from Il Democrat.
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WOULD SAVE HER
HUMILIATION
Knows Well Enough She Can't
Hold Cuba.

A Row with, and Whipping by,
Great Nation Like Ours, and the
Thereby Would Give Her n Good
Excuse to Go Before the World
Alfonso Afraid of n Loss of
His Popularity More Than the
Loss of Cuba.
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KENTUCKY
Is Tn DOUBT
Looks, However, as Though
Mckinley Had Twelve
Electors.
THREE COUNTIES
YET TO HEAR FROM
McKinley's Plurality in the State
Put at 257.

Settle Defeats BrecI1inridge by Near
Iy 1000 Votes, and This Sets at
Rest, 1t Woutd Seem, III Talk
About a Contest by the Latter
Returning Boilrd VIII som Meet.
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oHIO's VOTE.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 1.-THE official
republican plurality in Ohio is $3.50. The
total vote is 1,003, $50.
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Business Boom.

No matter what may take place
elsewhere, you can secure a well
developed boom for yourself by ad-
vertising in The Herald.
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Now IS the Time

To push business Live men will
push to the utmost of their ability.
and their main auxiliary will be
the advertising columns Of The
Herald.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-20
Clos grupy 1876.
DUNKIRK, N. Y. 8 luteoo ]

ooNkiRk, N. Y. y lutego 1896.
My czfonkowie Tow. CIV. Braoi.
kosoius.ki, or. 1875 q. N. p. W Dun.
kirk, n. Y. ma kwartalnem posiedzeniu
odoytem W dniu o lutego 1895 wzieli.
smy pod obrady kwestys Domu zwisz.
kowego i Przyjeto nastepujace rezoIu.
oye:
y PoPieramy zdanie 81. Rzadu Cen.
tralnego naszego Cenzora oh. T. M.
Helihskiego i dsjemy i'm votum zaufa.
mia i usnajemy Ia rec. k~onieozua bu.
dove Domu Zwiazkowego i to W mic.
Sole Chicago, kt6re uznajemy "a najod-
powiedniejsze;
y Potepiamy wystapienie p. w. Dy-
niewicza W rGazecie Polskiej' i sadzi.
my, IL ME obohodzi go wcale dobro
Zwiazku tylko w&asny i~nteres, DO ME
narzuoafby swojej rudsry, ale wysta-
Pifby jake prawy zwiazkowy wpros.
przeciwnie budowie Domu Zwiazkowe-
Co. lecz on (pan D~yniewioz) uznaje DO
trzebe Domu zw., ale PREY tenn ohoial-
by sic po1byc swej rudery;
- Potepiamy wszelkie protesty pre-.
oiwne budowie Domu Zwiazkowepo,
wiedzac, ae obeonie 50 przeoiwne bu.
dowie Domu Wv. to osady jak Fila.
della t. d. Mech ich delegaci n.
Przy'zfym Sejmie XII p~ostawia pro-
jekt, ably Dom " ich osadzie stanal.
Szan. Braoia zwiazkowi! porzucmy
'obkodtwo i zastosujmy sic do odezwy
naszego 81. Cenzora i ~praoujmy wszy-
soy jedno.nyslnie oko}o dobra naszej
organizaoyi z. N. P.
Zasyfamy wszystkim braoiom zwiaz-
kowym szozere i serdeozne pozdrowie.
ME. Mech ayje z. N. p!
Kreslimy sic
FIR. Le~andoaoski, prezes,
I. Rutko,oski, sekretarz.
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CHICAGO, Ii lutego 1885,

CHICAGO, 10 lutego 1895.
Ma mocy n~ades}anych deklaracyi i
oerty6katow zosta}o przyjete nastepu-
jace Towarzystwa:
Grupa 282, Tow. Rzemieslnikow
Polskich W Brooklyn, N. Y. sekr. Adam
Grodzioki, 372 Oakland st. Greenpoint,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Grupa 283, Tow. Zjednoczenie Pol
sko- Litewskie W Waterbury, Conn.
sekr. Adam Kuzmifski, AZ School st.
Grupa 284, Tow. Imienia Conus "
Detroit, Mich. sekr. Konstanty wui.
czyk, 220 Leland st.
Grupa 285, Tow. Genera{a Sowi6.
skiego W Chicago. Ill. sekr. S. /. By
tohski, 786 w. 18th st.
Grupa 286, Tow. Gwardya Kosoiusz.
XII " Freeland, Pa. sekr. Piotr Jasifski,
box 156.
Grupa 287, Tow. U}anow W Chicago,
iii. sekr. ]. Ksozmarski, 4707 Ashland
ave. r
u rozporzadzenia Rzadu C~entralnego
M. j. Sadoscski, sekr. jen.
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Clos grupy 224.

ERIE, Pa. IL lutego 1895.
Grupa 224 q. N. P. ma posiedzeniu
zwyc1ajnem dnia Is lutego +. b. W Erie,
Pa. uchwali1a jednomyslnie jak naste-
puje:o
My cz4onkowie wyaej wymienionej
gruPy zgadzamy sic zupe}nie z uchwa-
"a szan. delegatow Sejmu II Z. N. P.
| zarazem potwierdzamy to wspania}a
mysl budowy Domu Zwiazkowego, o.
raz i miejsoe do takowego obrane, to
Jest miasto Chicago, DO to miasto Jest
najstosowniejsze do pierwszego Domu
Zwiazkowego. A zatem zupeloie zda.
Jen y to sprawe ma reoe szanownei adj
ministraoyi. Przeoiwni temu ma strone
a administrators MECH postepuje ma.
prod z budowa Domu wv.
w imieniu grupy
Wiktor Chudzihski, prezes.
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Polacy W Ameryce.
do Braci POlak6w W Waverly.
N. Y. 1 OkOlicy.
WAvERLY, N. Y. IA lutego 1896.
Bracis Rodacy!

WAvERLY, N. Y. ID lutego 1895.
Bracia Rodaoy!
I'd dfuz'zego jua czasu zajmowano
sic mysla zorganizowania Tow. Bratniei
Pomocy. Dopiero ma zwolanie wszyst.
kich Polakow W waverly, N. Y. i oko-
10y przez Tow. Obrohcy Polski or. 80
zorganizowalismy Tow. Bratniej Pomo-
cy pObrohoy Polski". N~sstepujaoy "a.
Rad zosta1 obrany: A. b. Smitt, prez.
+. A. Bogaczyhski, vice prezes; F.
A. Bfaszczyhski, sekr. prot. A. Gorski,
sekr. fin. A. Nasadowski, kasyer. F
A. Bogaozyhski, l. J~erzekowski i F. A.
Biaszozynski, komitet ola wypracowa.
MIA novel konstytucyi. Rodsoy ,ycza.
cy sobie wstapic do tego Tow. So pro.
szeni o Przybycie ma posiedzenie, ktore
odbedzie sic W oststnia niedzieIe ME.
sisoa. Fir, Byoszczyssk,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-20

Jezei kto z czsonk6to Z,ciqzku ME O.
trzym1je reguldrnie ,,Zgody'', po~i-
MEN 0 tenn notychnaiast zo,oiadomic
Sekr. Jeneralnego, a ME Redaktora,
kt6ry z odresami odbiorc6p organu
z'oiqzkouego mic ,osp6lnego niema. Ale
za'ciadamiojqc o tenn, nalezy przede-
'oszystkiem podac nocy adres doksad-
ny, obok da~nego. Teraz dzieje sic
tax, se, jeseH kto ,Zgody" ME otrzy.
my1e regularnie, u,ooza "a uSascipe
mas zsoymysiac { ME poda6 - spego
odresu! Skutek TAXI: dalej ,,Zgody"
ME otrzymuje.- SKKR. JKNKRALSY.
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Paona Eleonora cies.yas sic tn og6l-
ne sympatya, by&a wzorows poke i do
bra chrzescianka, wszedaie izawsze
ma cole do~broczynne lie to by2o W lei
moznosci W o6erze skiadala. Oby vie.
cej takich by3o! 1stoos
Pr1eto jedi drcgi aniele polski, IA
cna o6ro Polska, ably oi Bog powrocil
zdrowie i abysmy j~eszcze kiedy usly.
sell, il jestes zdrowa i szozesliwa.
Wssystko pisma polskie, kt6re ooe-
mic umieja s.laohetny Ozyn ohorej die
wioy j ~PoPieraja Skarb mar. pol. " Rap.
Perswylu, prosze o powt6rzenie tego
faktu. A mole ME jedna to ozytat
bedzie i Przebudzi sic uspione SERGE ola
OjOzy1ny i P6jdzie "a przykladem IA
cnej Eleonory. 7-a.
Dnia l8go stycznia odwioslem W to-
warzystwie pahstwa Boaehskioh panne
Eleonore ma okret Weimar, ma polka.
die tsgos okretu zsoayaa parma Eleo-
nora gorace Bog zap&ae wszystkim
przyjaci6akom i przyjaoiosom " Ne.
warku IA dowody przyohylnosoi i sy-
czliwosoi.
Szlachetnos6 szlaohetnoscia sic cd.
Paaca. Zrozumialo to 81. Tow. Drama
tyozns Organ. Szlaohetne to Tow. da-
je dnia 17go lutego r. b. pr.edstawie
ME amatorskie " Liederkranz Hall, pod
mr.. z Bedford nj. Odegranem zostanie
nPomy}ka pana Lambineta", Z kt6reqo
to przedstawienia po}owa ozystego do
ohodu przeznaczona zostala ola zaonej
chorej Eleonory.
Sadie, i. szczodra W takich wypad.
kaoh Polonia naszego grodu raczy
Przedstawienie to oa}emi siiami poprzec,
a tenn dowiecie prawdziwej milosoi bliz,
niego.
Il szacunkiem
Il. Ostro,cski, sekr. gr. 46.
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POkwitOwanie.

odebralismy cd p. Groszewskiepo
sekr. Tow. Dram. imienia A~leksandra
Freddy W st. Louis SIS. z tycb s
Przeznaczono ma skarb n. p. W Rap.
Perswylu, 8 ma oswiate, ] 5 ma pomnik
Kosciuszki.
Dziekujemy. Piec dolsrow ma q.
swiate wreczylismy jua kasyerowi Wv.
dziasu p. Zu~rswskiemu. Koresnon.
dencya nastepnie.
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Zacna polka.
NEWARK, N. J. d. 4 lutego 1895.
Szdno,ony Panic Reddktorze!

NEWARK, N. J. d. 4 lutego 1895.
Szano,ony Panic Redaktorze!
Racz W iamaoh ,Zgody" zamiesci6
rzadki bardzo przyk}ad miiosoi Ojczy-
10Y.
w niedziele dnia 12go styoznia r. b.
odbyi sic W mieszkaniu pahstwa BOzeh-
skich i Popk6w potegnalny ~wieczorek
ola panny Eleonory Sohnsnder6wnej,
ktora nadwereaywszy zdrowie swoje, O.
puszcza to przebrana ojczyzDe, ziemie
amerykahska, spieszac ratowat zdrowie
swoje pod opieka drogiej j~eszcze zyja-
Gel matki swojej zamieszka}ej W Sop
szynach, W Galicyi. Zebralo sic ME
'wiecej jak 10 os6b najbliaszych PREY
jacio1ek j ~przyjacio}. A poniewaz parma
Eleonora by}a bliskorok chora, j wszyst.
kie fundusze, jake posiads}s, wyda}a ma
ratowanie zdrowia, przeto zrobilem jej
propozycye i zapyta}em ozy by ME po-
zwoli}a zrobic choc malej skladki, kt6.
ra W drodze sic jej przydsc bardzo mo-
re. A ia drogs j zacna cora Polski pc.
wiada: Panic Ostrowskil zrobiliscie
TO 90 by}o mozebnem ola mnie, ! to mi
wystarczy do domu, jezeli chcesz PREY.
~jacielu zrob ola mnie to j~eszcze PREY
siuge j zbierz lie sic ds ma Skarb mar.
pol. " Rapperswylu. a to bedzie maj
missy menu schorzalemu sercu datek.
Ma taxa odpowiedz, ma TAXI dow0d
milosci Ojczyzny Ivy W oczach mi sta
neiy. o. zacna polko, oby wiecej "a
twoim przykiadem poszso polek, ktore
moze W lepszych okolicznosciach set
kami opuszczaja Ameryke. Ale podo.
bns miloscia Ojczyzny aadns sic ME Cd
znsczyis
Uozyniiem zados6 zsdsniu zscnej
Eleonory ! zebrano ma Sksrb mar pol.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-20
WiadOmOsci ~zwiazkOwe.

= Niniejszem zawiadamiam wszyst-
kich czsonkow Tow. H~enryka Dabrow.
skiego, or. 60 W Baltimore, Md. ae "
niedziele 20 lutego rb. o godz. 2ej DO
Po4udniu, W hall szkolnej PREY Eastern
ave. odbedzie sic nadzwyozajne posie-
dzenie' W oelu zmiany konstytucyi.
kazdy czfonek winien siestawic. Milos<
i Pozdrowienie. ". Ptaszyhski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-20

Pobudek to sic dzieje. fakt pozostsje
faktem, Re ministeryum trzyma sic przy
wladzy.
Wkr6toe ma nastapic zjazd prezy-
denta rzeczypospolitej franouskiej z ce
sarzem Austro- Wegier - Francisz-
klein. Gdyby do zjazdu przyszso. byl,
by to wypadek wislkiej h~istorycznej
wagi, kt6ry mogiby przynies6 bardzo
wazne rezultaty.
Bee aadnyoh jak dotyohozas rezulta.
tow jest objecie komendy mad wojska-
mi HiszPanii M Kubie pre-. nowegc
gsownodowodzacego jeuerala weylera,
Ma wyspie mic sic ME zmienilo. Po-
wstahoy tax jak dawniej zajmuja pra.
vie oais Kube. Hiszpanie rozrzuoeni
maja W posiadaniu wieksze miasta i for.
ty. Jedni drugich gonia i scigaja, leo,
nigdy dogoni6 sic ME moga. Prey tel
gonitwie cd ozasu do czasu ozubia sic
niezle pomiedzy soba, q ~szozescie jak
dswniej sauay wiecej powstahoom ami.
ae)i hiszpanom.
q Afryki p61nocnej, gdzie toozy sic
walks Abisynii przeciw Wloohom ME
nadesziy aadne pocies.ajaoe ola w.ooh
wiadomosci. Rad wioski szykuje no.
we wojska, ktore popayna do Afryki, /.
wreca z pewnoscia zdziesiatkowane.
q Niemieo r6wnieA Aadnego wybi-
tnego faktu do zanotowania ME many.
OPr6cz obradowah " parlamenoie ME-
mieokim, zajmuja Niemcy bardzo .y-
wo kwestye nowo wynalezionego balo.
nu, o kt6rym prawdziwie cuda giosz..
Welding tych t~wierdzeh, balon ten be-
die m6ga przez tydzieh oaiy utrzymy-
wac sic pod ob}okami i bedzie m6gl
swobodnie posuwat sic we wszelkioh
kierunkaoh, i z ~}atwosoia opuszoza6 sic
ma ziemie. Ola cel6w wojennych, po-
wiadaja Niemoy, rzeoz to nieoszaoowa-
ma. PROXY mialy podobno wypasc bar
dzo acknowledged.
Ma zakohczenie wypada nam zano-
towac wypadek Z kongresu Stan6w
Zjednoozonych, ktory a sywo oboho-
dzic powinien, DO chodzi}o tn o sk6re
nasza. Ma posiedzeniu komitetu do
spraw imigracyjnych. cz}onek kongresu
johnson z Kalifornii wystapil Z projek-
tenn ograniczenia immigraoy, a szoze-
golniej aadal, by Polakom7s stanowczo
zabronic prawa do osiedlania sic W Sta.
mach Zjednoczonych, gdyz jest to ma
rod dziki, nieokrzesany. bez charakteru,
w~ywo1ujacy ciag}e zatargi i niepok6j.
Szczesciem znalaz} sic W tenn komitecie
inny czlonek p. Rowland B. Mahoney,
z Buffalo, kt6ry energioznie zaprotes-
towal przeoiwko zsosliwym falszom
swego kolegi i W bardzo pieknej i pei
nej dobrej wolf, sprawiedliwego sadu i
sympathy ola polak6w, movie, odpar}
falsze i klamliwe zarzuty p. Johnson.
Polacy z Buffalo dowisdziawszy sic o
tym fakcie, przeslali t~elegra6oznie po-
p. R. B. Mahoney. lime
kolonie polskie powinny to Same zrobic
okazac, re umieja cenic i szanowac
swych p~rzyjaci63.