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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27

dzina pc zmariym Tub pc zmariej do
stale zapomoge dobra.
A tax szanowni bracia W okolicy Mt
Pleasant, garnijcie sic pod sztaudar u,
N. P. Wpisowe u mas teraz bardzO nj,
zkie, DO tylko 8 dolary. Posiedzenia
odbywaja sic pc kazdym 15-tym mic,
siaoa.
Nasza grupa mr.. SO rosnie z ka.dym
dniem, DO liczymy cz}Onkow przesz}O
sto. Przybywajoie bracia i ME dajcie
sic obaiamucac.
Mech syje Zwiazek Narodowy Pol
ski!
Wszystkie listy i korespondencye ty-
ozace or. SS prosimy adresowac do nj
tej podpisanego.- Mi3osc i pozdrowie-
ME. ]. Opiela, sekr. prot. CT. 50, Mt.
Pleasant, Pa, Boz 1919, Westmoreland
Co.
- Zswisdamiam oz}onk6w Tow. sw.
Jozefa, or. 81 W St. Paul, Mimi, il
przyszle posiedzenie odbedzie sic dnia
20 sierpnia b. r. So bardzo waane spra-
wy do z~a1atwienia wzgledem zapisu pc.
smiertnego. Wieo kazdy ozsonek pc.
winien sic stawi6 ma to posiedzenie. -
Milosc i pozdrowienie. M. Danielski,
sekr.
- Tow. DR.. Karola Lewakowskiego,
gr. 2e2 W Schenectady, N. Y, bedzie
mie6 posiedzenie roozne dnia 10 wrze-
snia, to jest W sobote wieczorem W Gen.
ire Str. Opera House, ma kt6re kazdy
ozionek jest proszony przyby6 o godzi-
ME 7.3O wieozorem.-S. Il. Koualski,
sekr.
- Zawisdamiam ozlonk6w or. 2S3
W Waterbury, Conn., re up}ywa 6 mie-
siecy cd o~statniego oboru zarzadu CRU.
Ply, eaten podaje do wiadomosoi ozlon.
k6w gr. 2S3, zeby byli obeoni ma ma
stephen posiedzeniu, kt6re odbedzie
sic d. Ii wrzesnia rb. o godzinie 3-oiej
Pc po&udniu, W lokalu OBJ. Rybczyh.
skiego, 2S3 Cherry Str, Waterbury,
Conn.
Wazne kwestye przyjda pod obrady,
a zatem obeonosc kaadego czionka jest
bardzo potadana.
Przy tel sposobnosci nadmieniam, il
dwoch czlonk6w ME ~zap}aoilo "a ostat-
nj oyrkularz XII, jezeli ma nastepnem
zebraniu ME uiszczs sic z diugu, W ia.
kim razie beda niezawodnie wykresleni
re Zwiazku N. P. - e. Koftko, sekre.
tarz.
Tow. Polskioh Stolarzy i Ciesli,
or. 222 W Chicago, uohwaliio ma ostat.
MEM posiedzeniu dnia 20 ~sierpnia +. b.
doktora Bozyncza miec jake lekarza
ola czaonk6w tegoz Towarzystwa, kto-
~ "a Gene SOC. ~rooznie cd czionka O.
bowiazal sic leczyc ka.dego bezplatnie,
familie czlonka "a pol oeny. Zarazem
many zaszczyt doniesc, IL DR.. Bozynoz
zosta} honorowym ozionkiem naszego
Tow. Miiosc i pozdrowienie. Aler.
Raczyfski, sekr. prot, e67 N. Ashland
Ave.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27
WiadOmosci krajowe.

- Ma zach6d cd miasta Topeka,
Kan, wzdluz kolei Santa Fe, spadl W
ubiegfym tygodniu prawdziwy potop
~szarahozy malehkich, ktore psdaiy be-
zustannie przez kilks minut i pokryly
ziemie ma przestrzeh milowa. Kiedy
nadjeohai Pociag frachtowy kolsi mr.. 36,
q stop wzgorka Wakamsa tax wiele
byio tych jaszozurek, ze kola lokomo-
tywy ME zdolaiy trzymac sic SYN ME.
zmiernie slizkich. Posypano szyny pia-
skiem, ale mic to ME pomogio. Dopie-
70 drugi poOiag nadjeadaajacy z pre-.
ciwnej strony, z~jeadaajaU z pag6rka,
zdola2 szyny oczyscic.
" New Yorku dwooh bardzo wy
bitnych czlonk6w zwiazku kontrakto
row krawieckich podpisalo kontrakt ze
~zwiazkiem krawcow. : Strawberry pc.
wiadaja, Re kontrakta te podpisalo do
tyohczas 242 kontraktor6w, u kt6ryoh
pracuje oko1o $500 krawoow. Strajk
prawdopodobnie bedzie zakohczony.
- w Mogolon, N. NJ, W ubieg}ym
tygodniu oberwaly sic chmury, ktore
niezmierne zrzadzify szkody. John
knight, gornik, mieszkajacy W George
Town, utonai W swej ohatoe; opr6cz te-
go znaleziono tel zwioki jakiegos me.
k~sykanina, ale zachodzi Ottawa, .e vie
cej ludzi s~trsci}o zyoie. Oko}o sto ro-
DIN znalazlo sic beg dachu mad glowa,
a trzydziesci domow zostalo kompletnie
z~burzonych. Posiadloso Colonial Mi
ming Co." niezmiernie jest uszkodzona
| kilks budynkow tam jest zburzonych.
Zdaje sic, ae koPslnia zspelniona jes,
woda.
w lejarni Edgar Thomson Steel
Works" W Pittsburgh wskutek eksplo.
zyi roztopionego metalu dziesiec osot
poparzyfo sic mocno. Groznie sic DO
parzyli: Mich. Strskow, Jan Lorwik
Jan Dusma. Zdsje sic jednakowo., &c
wszyscy wyzdrowieja.
- w Pittsburgh " fsbryce Unitec
States Glass Company ma po1udniows,
s%tronie PoPrzybijano plaksty, rspowia
dajace, IL fsbryks zostsnie ma nieogra
niczony ozas zsmknieta. Prywstni,
doniesiono robotnikom, ME ~naletaoyu
do uni a za~trudnionym cd wielkiegc
plock-outu", ! ogioszonego pred 3 lat,
przeciw American Flint Glass Workers
Re ju. ME dostans tn praoy / msja 81,
starsc o lima robote.
Zdsje sic, te kompsnis ohce oofns'
6w lookout ! przyjs6 .now unistow
Ale wtenczss kOmpsnis must i'm psaci
10 ssmo, 90 prssd lipcem 1893 r. ! Dry
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27

ma pozytek wszystkioh. a goldman wo
lajs; Me czyhoie tego, DO ma tenn Ia
robis silvermani! - A dzisisj kto "a
rabia ma ~wysokiei Genie zlota? Czy
ME goldmani9 Czy ,,silvermani" ME
msja mice r6wnych praw z goldma'
mani? A ME zapomnijmy, ze W
kopalniach srebra z~atrudnione SO
d~ziesistki tysieoy ~robotnik6w, gorni-
k6w i maszynistow, ktorzy tez ma TEN
zyskajs, skoro kopalnie beda szly le
piej; ME ~zapomnijmy, re te dziesistki
tysiecy gornik6w, Praoujao stale, po-
moga okolicznym tysiacom farmerow,
kupo6w i przemys}owcow, cd ktoryoh
kupuja aywnOs6 i towary. lie wiec
nietyl ko ,,silvermani" ale i setki tysie
-oy ludnosci W krsjaoh gorniczych zy-
sksja ma wolnem bioiu srebra bezpo-
srednio, ME m6wiao juz o TEN, Re kraj
oaly wydobedzie sic z pod wladzy xii
ku handlarzy zlota i bedzie mogi Ia
prowadzi6 DUO innych potrzebnych
reform. Straoa ma tenn handlarze zlo-
ia i w}asoioiele bond6w a zyska ma
tenn lud oaly.
Z. P~rzystepuje wreszcie do ostat-
niego argumentu p. Ziotniokiego, mia
nowicie,ze poniewaz dzisiaj oens largo.
soa srebra W stosunku do oeny targowej
zlota ma sic jak 20 do 1, to znaczy, re
"a jedne unoye z3ota trzeba dis ma
targu zap,acid 20 unoyi srebra, Przeto
by1oby ,,rozbojem" wybijae srebrne do
larry W stosunku 16 do jednego. A
wieo sam p. II. powiada, ae tn ohodzi
O Gene targowa.
Powiedzielismy jut raz, Re cena sre-
bra spadla gwa}townie tylko ola tego,
ze popyt ma srebro ustai wskutek de-.
monetyzacyi tego metalu przez pan
silva cywilizowane. Wymienna war
tosc wszelkiego rodzaju wytworow Ia
ley W pierwszej linii cd ilosci piracy
ludzkiej potrzebnej do zrobienia tyoh
wytwor6w, a W drugiej linii cd Pc
dazy j popytu. To So praca ehononai'
Natomiast wartosc kruszc6w
,,szlachetnyoh" zaleay W pierwszej Ii
nil i prawie ~wylacznie cd popytu, u. cd
tego, czy takowe uzywane sa ma pie
niadz ozy tez ME. Albowiem W me
ohanice i ~przemysle, kruszce tie znaj-
duja ~stosunkowo bardzo n~ieznaozne "a
stosowanie. Me mozna sic tedy 6zi-
vic, ze z ohwila zaprzestania bicia do
lar6w s~rebrnych, t. j. z chwila kiedy
rzady zaprzestsly kupowat srebro, oena
srebra nagle spadla, tax ze teraz sto.
sunek Jest 20 do 1. Naturalnym row.
niez Jest wniosek, Re skoro pahstwa Ia.
ozna ma nowo kupowac srebro W nieo-
graniczonych ilosciach i uzywa6 go ma
pieniadz, oena tego kruszcu p~odwyzszy
sic znowu do 16 do l. Najlepszym
dowodem, z Q stosunek 16 do l jest po-
prawny i sprawiedliwy jest fakt, ze
many teraz ma ca}ym swiecie lyle zlo-
tyoh pieniedzy 90 srebrnych, ohoc je
wybiiano W stosunku 18 do l a nawet
mniejszym, a ME W stosunku 20 do 1
jakby p. Zlotnicki pragna}. Bite pie
Made ma ca}ym swieoie wyrazone W do
larach wynosza okoio 8 tysiecy milo
now dolarow, ($8, 100000. 000). q tego
r6wna polowa jest zlota, arowna POLO
wa srebra.
To, 90 wiekowe doswiadczenie usta-
nowi{o IA siuszne j 90 okazuje sic slu.
sznem W rezultatsch, ME da sic zbic ami
policemen ~twierdzeniem, ami tez aktem
legislatury.
Kohozao, wyrazam nadsieje, ze znaj-
da sic j~eszoze inni obrohcy pieniadza
ludowego miedzy polakami.
T.Loz HILL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27
Ma POmnik KOsciuszki

zIozyII skiadkl nastspuJacy
ofarodawcy:
u przeniesienia $8O7I.25
Cz&onkowie towarzystwa sw. Stani-
slaws Kostki - Manistee, Mich. 1880
Tow. Adama Mickiewic.a, gr. 100
W Chicago, Ill. re skiadek mic
siecsnych pc S c. wedle pr.yjetej
poprzednio uchwaly 1splaciio
pr1es swego kasyera p. ~Ignacego
KrakowskIego 25 90
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27
Razem. IS
Leon SzOpinSki SekTetaTz finan.
So Noble str, Chicago, Ill.
POsZukiWanie.

Aleksander Niebieszozafski poszu-
kuje brata ks. Leona Niebieszozahskie.
go / ks. G~abryela Kransa, kt6rzy ME.
dawno przybyli z kraju do Parany, Pc.
&udniowej Ameryki i prosi ioh o prey.
s&anie adresu pod numer 225 Eliicott
ST., Batavis, N. Y, u. S.
Aleksdnder Nie6ieszczahski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27

Prrez kilks lat oierpis,sm ma chro.
nicsny Dol " krry.soh. Pc usyoiu
dwoob butelek sw. Jskoks zostaiem gu
pe&nie ~wyleczony. - Herman Sohvay.
gel, Aberdeen, s.. Dakota.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27

kalamazoo, Mich, Jest sfynns I sele.
ryi - jskotsa = siedIiby Tomasza Sla.
ssra, kt6rego ogfossenis snsjdujs sic
ns stronnioy @.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27

JAG ioh ma warunkach, wtenczas istnie-
jacych
w fa5ryoe Tamhioken Powder
20. W Derringer' Pa, nastapiia silna
eksplozya, przyozem K. L. Whitebresd
zosts& ma miejou zsbity a P. Soholl,
Oliver Ross j. Kissbaoh odniesli ME.
bezpieczne uszkodzenia. Gmach zostai
prawie zuPelnie z~burzony. Pow6d eks.
Plozyi nieWiadomy.
Niejaki Frank Pruitt W Edin.
burg, Ind, otrzyma} poczta ma}a pacz-
cake. Kiedy ia otworzyl, ~wyskoozy{a
z niej mysz. Stojacy obok Mont Ru-
bush tax sic przestraszyl, re upad}
wstecz ma wystawke sklepowa i polka
leczy} sic ciezko W glove i grzbiet. Pc.
kaleczsnia So grozne i zdaje sic, ae Ru-
umrze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27
Nasz Przewodnik.
ADWOKACI.

M~ieszkanie: oSO w. IL st., Chicago.
Smulski, J.F., offs: % Metropolitan Bl.
Mieszksnie: $50 Noble ST., Chicago,
Geeting 6 Noecak, 112 Clark st. Room
40, Chicago.
Czarnecki 6 Roralcski, offs nr. sol,
800 La Sale st, 604-806 Milw. Q
ARCHITEKCI.
FtiSiko'oshi, L. s., 1872 Armitage ave.
Chicago, Ill.
APTEKI.
Bdrdohski, Wiktor, e38 Noble ul. roo
Bradley, Chicago.
Butkie,cics, Kdzimierz, 5S1 Milwaukee
ave. rog Will st. Chicago.
Burda, Wtad., Noble ST., r6g Black.
hawk, Chicago.
Kutze,cski, s. j., 1885 w. 22nd st.,
blisko California ave. Chicago.
Noaodk, Jan, 724 W. 18th str. roo
Paulina st. Chicago.
Lendrd, Robert, 8448 Superior Ave.
South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI REAL ESTATE.
Stan, Teofl, $50 Milwaukee Ave. Chi.
oago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, 588 Noble st. Chica.
go, Ill.
TOWARY BkAWATNE.
Ssumihski, John c., 6O4 Noble str.
Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
W. A.,724 w. Is st. a tax.
Re W apiece Butkiewicza, Chicago.
Dr. W. J. $40 Milwaukee,
ave. Chicago.
M. d., 638 Noble st. i
574 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
C~hrSdno,cski, j. Il. Dr., 721 Milwaukee
ave. Chicago.
FABRYKI CIGAR.
J6zef, 81 Homer Street.
Chicago, Ill.
FOTOGRAFJE. b
NiklGs i PdscSososki,589 Milwaukee sv.
e block cd ul. Noble). Chicago.
Jan W., 433 Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Le.oin, Henryk, SAT Milwaukee Ave.
SnicaSo, LII,
SKEADY HERBATY IKAWY.
Klass, J6zer, SOL Noble St. Chicago.
L ARTYKULY RELI-
CLINE.
Augustynoaoicz 1 POdczaski, SOB Noble
str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Metzger, G. f., 454 w. Huron Str,
Chicago.
ZAKLADY KRAWIECKIE.
Smolihski, IT., 6O7 Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE / PIECE.
Noaoacze,cski, W9ad., S38 - $40 Mil.
waukee av. Chicago.
S~molarz, Piotr, 697 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Sto6iecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
Schlieben, p. 500 Holt n Chioa-
60.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICZNI.
Brodoaoski, e. D., sol Noble st. Chi.
oago, Ills.
P~IEKARNIE.
Wleklihski, WaIenty, 693 Dickson Ut.
Chicago, Illinois.
PaDetkieaoicz, c., 68O-682 N. Ashland
Ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
MileDczyk, f.. l., 815 Noble Street.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKLADY OBUWIA.
Stspihski, W. 1 Kasprzyk, W. 648
Noble ST., Chicago.
RESTAURACYE SALONY.
Dzieciotkieaoicz, H., 572 Noble Street.
Chicago.
Cupryhski, s, 90 w. Division st. Chi.
oago.
Gracsyk, Jozet, 5S1 Noble Str. Chioa-
60, Ill.
Makososki, A., e92 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, Ills.
P~erto,oski, Lgnacy, 562 Noble Str.
Chicago, Ills.
Szykosony, Antoni, 700 Milwaukee ~.
rog Noble st. Chicago, Ill.
Czochdhski Ks Cyganotoski A., 667
Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
wEGLE 1 DRZEwO.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-27
Ola brata Andrzeja Fifielskiego

nieszczesliwego czionka Zwiazku
Nsrod. Pol.
Poprzednio pokwitowano $11.15
Pan 1. M~ikityhski, Chicago LOO
Razem $l2.l5
Kto nastePny?.... DIVA razy dale
kto predko dale.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08
Pugilists Seem 10 Have Been
Shut Out Everywhere.
NO CHANCE IN NEW MEXICO.
Texas Has Troops Out, and Old Mex
leo Seems the Only Hope.
President Cleveland Signs the Anti
PrixeIight Blu. and the War De-
partment Is Ready TO Enforce the
Law-Dan stuart says Battles VIII
Begin Next Friday.

FL Paso. Tex. Feb. Every thing IS
quiet here IN pugihstic circles. except that
il is known that The ministers aniea here
IS bringing every influence 70 bear on Pres
!aeBt DaZ TO have him issue, an oFde-
against pulling of the prizetights IN Mex
leo. but 90 far hs has done nothing except
10 Say that the matter rests entirely VITA
the governors OF the various states. The
fighters are all training hard. believing
the events will come OF sooner than ad-
Nert.sed. though Dan Stuart announces
positively thar they will net.
Austin. Tex, Feb. I'll is learned gn-
officially here toaay that Ad1t. Gen. Maayty
has ordered the Texas R&ngers to move
nearer El Pase. 80 as 70 be "a readiness for
instant service IN ease the priz sfigatsrs
attempt 10 pun their fights OF on Texas
soil. II Is known that the adtatant gen-
eral has been informed privately that tho
fighters would attempt 20 iisht IN the woods
near III Faso. on Texas soil, and he now in
tends 70 thwart any such movement ~
having the Rangers ON the ground
City OF Mexico. Feb. THE federal Au-
thoyitses say tonight that President
Cievelands action IN slgnang the anti
pr zefight bill meets their approval.
and that they will not allow the fight en-
Mexican soil Gev. Ahamada. OF Chihna-
hna. reaffirms his determination 10 pre-
vent the fight hy force II necessary. Sport
ing men here say the fight will come OF on
Mexican soil by esading the vigilance OF
the troops.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08
The Chart cred Company Makes Peace
With the Government.

London. Feb. S.~-An editorial in the
Times saws: We are enabled To make the
important announcement that arrange
ments concerning the affairs Of the Char
tered South African Company have been
Professionally settled Hon. Cecil Rhodes
will return Immediately and take up MS
residence I'm Rhodesia. Further details OF
the settlement are unohtainable at pres
ent This will doubtless disappoint some
people who had promised themselves the
pleasure Of hailing him. but recent sensa-
ticnal incidents have not been allowed by
either Mr. Rhodes or Mr. Chamberlain TO
obscure the fundamental problem whieh
impartial craftsmanship has 10 solve IN
South Africa.
The historical summary in Mr.. Cham
beriain's dispatch makes II tolerably clear
that the general views of the government
do not depend upon the elucidation OF such
points as Dr. Jameson's trial may be ex-
pected TO clear up. Its treatment alike OF
the Chartered South African Company and
the question pending with the Transvaal
is SO far determined by broader considera-
tons that the decisions in which Mr..
Rhodes is especially Interested have been
already practically taken. A most import
ant and interesting portion of the dispatch
is the invitation To President Kruger to
come TO England. He may be sure OF
cordial welcome.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08

Morristown. n J.. Feb. T-Resldents Of
the lower sections of town were kept IN a
state OF terror ALI night hy floods caused
By the breaking OF the Pocahoatas lake
dam The water rushed into the valley.
sweeping everything before II. People had
% take 10 the upper stories of houses and
remain there until they could be removed
in boats The water In the streets rose so
a depth of seventeen feet No lives wcre
lost The most serious damage VAS done n
light power house and the Cody ard Seeley
estates. This morning the water had gone
down considerably. The tracks ~ the
whipping River railroad are ssill IN
der water The lake dam has S0r
long time been tn a condition ready 10
break during a severe storm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08
THE ANTI-PRIzEFIGHr BILL.
signed by tho President and Now "a
Federal statute.

WASHINGTON CITY Feb. THE Catron
bin to prevent prszefghting in the District
of Columbia and the territories was sign
ed hy President Cleveland this afternoon.
The hill did not reach the White House
until o'clock or afterward. La it's case
the usual routlae was departed from and
the measure taken at once To Mr. tleve-
land who after examining its provisions,
Immediately attached his signature so that
from the date of signature prizehghtlng
is a felony In all soil over which the Fed
eral government has exclusive turtsdic-
tioa. Prompt measures VIII De taken 10 see
that Il is not violated.
nv the signature OF the anti-prizefghtlns.
hill the president has placed upon the gov
ernor OF New Mexico the responsibility
for the prevention of the Fitzsimmons- Ma
her NIL In that territory. The governor
has been Informed of the signing OF the
act. so that he IL fully aware that II 10
the Law OF the land from this moment The
Federal authorities. however, are disposed
q, do everything I'm their power To assist
In the execution OF the law II the governor
should find IL beyond the unaifed ability OF
the territorial officers 10 prevent the hEhf
in The territory. To this end the governor
may. after he has satisfied himself fhet
h's local forces are insufficient to meet
the case call upon the United States mar
shall for assistance, and the latter IN turn
NAV avail himself OF the SERVICES OF aA
Of the troops in the Department or the 's'i-
orado n that many are necessary to sup
press any illegal gathering or breach OF
The sew law. Proper instructions VIII 20
sent by the war department. 70 ter.
wheaton. the department coumandsr az
Denver. 70 promptly supply ali Q, ""
forces required upon the request el tls
,',a,er suihorItIes and altogether the ma
,.onaI government Is prepared to make y
very unpleasant and dangerous for any
,,.rsop ,gho participates In "A prizehght N
any ~ the Federal territories. or even givss
sia and comfort 10 the sports 10 assshois
i, any nnint % witness nght.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08
Venezuela Dispute Near an End.

London. Feb. THE Chronicle this morn
ing announces that IL learns on good au-
thority that partial settlement OF The
Venezuelan difficulty has been effected. or
the Chroaicle adds, If not actually effect
ed. IL is on the very point OF settlement.
We believe that the settlement refers 90
the Urgan outrage. The Chronicle then
gives a long letter from a weli-lnformed
foreign correspondent stating that since
the boundary question has assumed
acute phase Secretary Olney has carefully
examined all the facts relating TO the Gu
yuni Incident lthe seizure by the N@ne-
zuelan authorities of British policemen on
territory claimed a. Nenezueianl and has
arrived at the conclusion that IL is a mat
ter entirely separated from the boundary
question.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-08
TRIAL OF THE PLoTTERs.
How the English Planned to Over
throw the Republic.

Pretoria. Transvaal Fen. THE trial Of
fhe members q the reform committee Vss
continued today Jac0baS D~moilian tes-
tgfsed that the republics nag was hoisted
On III. gold aelas Offices or December -.
and men ~era enlisted. Col Rhodes. the
brother oF Cecil Rhodes, had tod him that
tha TTlrlsnders had broaEnt he country 10
ftx rraxperous condition. ard IL was hard
for thern 20 be governed by TIE stupid
Beers. Col Rhodes told him further that
they had aske8 Dr. Jameson 20 come 20
johannesburg 20 preserve fhs pace. and 10
protaef them Later h@ heard that Mr..
F.annars. whose arrest the Cape Town s,s-
thorfflss sought 20 efYs~f at TeneFifye. Ca
Hary islands, fhs other das. on his way %
England made a sg.e~ch To the crowd, in
whsrh NJ said We DO rot have esg1ai
rights wlth the Beers. Or petitions are
treated w{th c0ntempf. We now demand
our rights wsfh oar srT1s ia oar hands
We want 4 repuhfscan government. ana
rot the agtoeraffc government as Pf@te7
ria All who wart 10 hEht FOR their rignts
and for freedom can receive arms
Jean keltA, az American. tm2ioys2 %
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WIN vale Row IN England :

Sew, Haven. Conn. Feb Tine "i'isiai
announcement calling meeuns - -,
s..t : ...., ~ Henley has been made. Ihe
-, a. n4.rai,, formal. and was made tfsat
ne undergraduates might have a voice
~ ...st.er THE notice was signed by
g.. y y Treafway and J. II. Desiooar.
rnanaver 81 the navy. and states that as
soon ~ FUN information n FeEafa % ~"
soeli - a.,a a. received the Anal dects-
IA, s.. tagt - the undergraduates
80, T~,s meeting viii probably be held
-, ,,sss ard may he held at Springfield.
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Washington City. Fro T-sr IRE senate
tne acting chaplain. Rev. Hugh Johnson.
IA tAe course or an eloquent prayer. re-
ferFea 70 the recent popular expression Of
the financial strength and confidence Of
the nation.
German said the Democratic senators
unanimously mad instructed him TO pre-
gent the name Of Mr.. Harris. Of Tennes-
see. for president pro tenn, but that Mr.
Harris had declined 10 permit his name to
De used Harris confirmed this. and in the
course OF his speech said: While at pres
enf iae Republicans lack one Of a major
ity OF TIE senate. yet to avoid even the
appearance OF friction and 10 maintain
those kindly relations which have charac-
termed the intercourse Of senators and
lnelr Temporary presiding officer. my de-
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NOTABLE DFAD.

Harry Eversaeia. % years eia. an actor
who played the part Of Algernon ~. Al
Bans tn The Artists MCdes" at the
HrCadwsy tasater. N@w York. died Thurs
1av night al the Warwick hotel tn that
eity from an overdose ~ morphine which
NJ naa taken 10 overcome insomnia.
Csaries WacnSmuth. the worlds great
szs psa ie0rfoi1xkst IA fas lice ~ erlnaisss.
died snadenly a. Burlington. Ia. Friday.
zzen - years. Tie Nas native II Han
FsRef Germany. au8 spent forty years In
Erss Utfte research among the cFiFo4ts q
tae Mississippi valley ana tse Tenness~e
nacDntagns-
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~, - protecting American Cheese.

Madison. wis Feb. -~Ai "a. se.s',s o'
-. s,...a s,iet,itural Society W A Hen
80. "a The college Of agriculture a.
80 sssfs university. gave an address On
s..,ss sJe4e.ssty OF immediate Legislation
-. prn,eef,nn OF our Chsese tniss-
80 -. us cited the fact that 10 isss the
t.si,ea states exported cheese 20 the saius
OF s2f7oogo and in ~ 20 the ,. s"'s. s,l,s. y.
y, - ..~,snvsst ia 1850 cheese % the value
- :, - 49, ARA IN 100 20 the value OF fia-
=. -, 80, an .ncreas. OF nearly go per cent
- x,1''. -, ,~rseay. ne said. was consree-
-, - t@V,slatson similar u that which
s..,'' 80 hen enacted in many states, and re
mygea his hearers 20 30 al N .hsls i.sssr ~
90 s,s.ssgtgrx All filled cheese rnanufaeiur-
.lai ~ 80 out government licenses ana al
=, = ..,S,,,se for state trade marks.
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Russta sympathizes with Aby@sInia.

Rome. Feb IA Russian authority
states that bis government would refuse
10 establish protectorate over AbysSinia.
Russian sympathies. however. are all
against Italy. In the absence Of deciar-
alton OF war. the powers interested are not
obliged 80 observe neutrality. King Men,
elk Il well advised and will avoid attacks.
Neneiik behind his lines is preparing for
his coronation at Axun. An engagement
Is not probable.