davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
THES.F.. P. & R'Y.lS THE BEST ROUTE TO THE GREAT SALT RIVER
 VALLEY.

For in formation regarding this valley and the rich mining section tributary to this road ad- dress any Santa Fe route representative, or GEO. NJ. SARGENT,
 General Frieght Passenger Agent.
 Prescott, Ariz. R. E. WELLS,
 Assistant Gen Manager,
 S.F., P & P. Ky
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17
WyfOm W klasycyzmie.

Wyfom W powszechnie panujacym W
Europe systemic szkolnym, stawiaja-
Gym jake gfowny punkt nauki js.yki
klasyozne, zostal zrobiony. Dokona} 90
sejm norweski. Komisya ziozona z lu.
dzi nauki i pedagOg6w, zaproponowala
reforme, ktora przedewszystkiem mia}a
ma celu sPojenie wszystkich szkol, po-
ozynajso cd elementarnej, W jedne or
ganiczna oa1osc, a nastepnie postanowi.
IA usunae zupelnie z ~gimpazyum jezyk
franouski, grecki uozyni6 nieobowia-
zu]acym, a 3acine ograniczyG. lynn
ozasem komisye sejmows i sam sejm
Prawie jednoglosnie, wbrew zdaniu mi
nisterstwa, oba je.yki ze s.koly sred-
niej wykresli}y; odtad wiec kto zeohce
sic ich uozyc W Norwegji, bedzie mog}
to zrobic ma dodatkowyoh kursach W
uniwersyteoie. Jedynie z obawy ME.
~uzyskanis sankcyi kr6lewskiej wstawio-
no do ustawy taxa uwage: .,jednakze
"a Pozwoleniem krola j sejmu wyk1ad
faciny W niektorych gimnazyach bedzie
mogf ozasowo pozosta6". Krol deoy.
Eye sejmu zatwierdz2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17

W tel mierze, ale moAe zglosi w
ktorymS okrsgu kandydature. w
krakowie bedzie stanowczo DO.
pierai p. Daszy6skiego.
Poniewas w calej tel sprawie
ME mala role odgrywaja daty,
mp. wiadomosci o klatwie, poda-
MIA jej tekstu, ogloszenia it'd. "a.
znaczamy, il rozmowa przyto.
czona miala date % I'm. G,,Ku.
ryer Lwowski"1.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17

l lnnyoh. A fabryki to o iscie imponu.
lacyoh rozmiaraoh. TAX pp. fabryka
Pozuahskiego zatrudnia $500 robotni.
kowi $500 maohin tkackich, Pedro.
nyoh Przez dwie kolosalne machiuy pa.
rowe, ksada o sile 1900 koni. Fabryka
ia posiada wlasna stolarnie, lejarnie ae-
laza ! gazownie, nawet w}asna stran o.
gniows' 1~foaons z "a straaakow zawo.
dowyoh i 80 ochotniczyoh, dalsj wiasny
szpital i wiasna apteke. Drugim DO.
tentatem W tel gasezi przemys}u jest
irma SOheiblers. Przewyasza ona ma.
wei pod ~nlejednym wzgledem zaklady
P0z~nahskiego. Gdy pred Is laty a.
mari jej zasozyciel, pozostawi} swym
sPadkobiercom majstek, o~eniony ma As
milion6w rubli, a majatek ten do dis
dnia Podobno podwoil sic.
w og6le liozy miasto Lode wisoei
niz stu milioner6w miedzy swymi pre-.
mysfOwoami. ,,Prawie wsnysoy OF mi
lionerzy -Pisze correspondent Posener
Ze'tu'g sd Niemoami, potomkami
owych Prostych tkaozy i sukiennikow
ze Szlazka Tub Saksonji, ktorzy "a CA
SOW Krolestwa kongresowego miedzy
rokiem 1920 a 1880 do kodzi v
drowali i Posozyli fundament do tax oil.
brzymiego rozwoju tego miasta. Dzi.
siaj j~eszcze widziet MONA prey Piotr-
kowskiej ulicy, ktora Jest gl6wna utica
miasta i liczy blisko s kim. diugosoi,
oook wsPanialych, dumnych palaoow
fabrykantow lodzkich, duzo owych
domkow skromOych, malyoh, W ktoryoh
mieszkali ich ojcowie, a kt6re kupowali
wtedy pc 100 zlotyoh polskich, podczas
gdy dzisiai same place, ma ktorych sto-
a. warte Sc tylez tysiecy rubli.
Miedzy Niemcami W kodzi, znajdzie-
my Representative wszystkich szoze.
pow germahskich, a wszystkim beg wy
jatku dobrze sic powodzi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17
ZlOt SOkOf6w W POZnaniu.

Screen szczerem i otwartem witani
byli braoia Sokoli, ktorzy re wszyst-
kioh zakatkow zieu polskioh do grodu
Przemyslawa przybyli.
w piatek, 14.go en-, witaia ich glo-
VIVA wladza Sokolstwa ma TABOR pruski
nastepujscemi pieknemi siowami:
,Druhowie! Szczerem screen VITA
my was wszystkich W grodzie naszym i
WielkoPolan j Galicyan i gornoslaskich
Pobratymcowl Wezwalismy Was, a.
byscie dali s~wiadeotwo. il sokolstwo i
liczebnie sic rOzrasta i W sprawnosci sic
rozwija.
Gfownym oelem Zlotu 50 publiczne
popisy gimuastyozne. One maja pre-
konac ogo{, il W stosunkowo kr0tkim
ozasie wychowalismy zastep mlodziezy,
Pojmujacej waznosc slow: 20 zdrosoem
ciele zdrotcy duch! Publiozny wasz
wystep ma dslej zachecic tych, ktorzy
sic dotsd zdsls trzymaja cd naszych
szeregow.
Drohowie! KarnoSe jest podstaws
sokolstwa' a wiec postepujoie karnie,
zachowajcie sic tax, jak ma Sokola przy-
stoi, ksrnie, zgodnie, wzorowoi
Zsdaniem Sokola ME zabawa, leoz
powatna prsos".
Sam zlot zOstal otwarty W sobote ra.
no ~uroczysta Msza swieta W kosciele
fsrnym, ktors odprawil ks. K~rzyaa6ski.
Koscia byi przepesuiony. q oboru roz.
br1miewas sic pc Pieknej swistyni spiew
kobiet ~poznahskich pod d~yrekoya dru.
ha zaremby. Pc Mszy sw. udali sic u.
czestuioy zlotu ma sale Lamberts, pdzie
Pc odegraniu marS1a sOkolskiego, "a
oraf CLOS prezes nwiszku p. meoenas
Chr1anowski, dsjso poglad ma rozwoi
gniazd sokolich pod zsborem pruskim'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17
z ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

Il Lublina donosza: w gubernii
lubelskiej bawi partya inaynierow, czy.
niaoych studya mad pr~ojektowana bu.
DOVE kolei zelaznej z Che}ma do To.
maszowa pogranicznego, oddzielonego
zaledwie o osm kilometrow cd ostatniej
stacyi kolejowej galicyjskiej, Bel1eo,
komunikujscej sic W linii prostej przez
Rave Rusks i zo}kiew 70 Lwowem.
Jaki bedrie wynik tyoh studyow i ozy
istotuie kolej do granicy austryackiej
bedzie zbudowans cd Chelma, zapewne
wkrotOe sic dowiemy. w kaadym ra-
zie jest jua faktem, ze nova kolej ze.
lama zacznie sic z Che}ms i bedzie sta.
nowiis jakoby przediuzenis kolei brze.
sko- oheimskiei.
- Polski Manchester. u okazyi ME.
dawnego festynu spiewak6w niemiec
kioh W kodzi, pojawi}y sic W pismaoh
niemieckioh obszerne opisy tego mia
sta, ktore nazywajs hanchestrem "a
ohodnim, opisy slawisoe jego bogactwo
! olbrzymie zakiady przemysiowe, jake
nieusiepujsce dis zsk}adom takim W
angielskim Manohestrze.
kodz liczy dzisiaj blisko 100000
mieszkshcow. Rozwoj miasta jest beg.
Przykiadnym i porownac GO MONA je.
dynie z rozwojem miast p~o3nocnej A.
meryki. Pred 10 lsty byla kodz wio
ska j~eszoze, W r. 1852 liczyla $4,000
m~ieszkshcow, a wiec W przecisgu 40
lat ludnosc pomnozyia sic wiecej niz
dwud zi~estokrotnie. Dzis ~istnieje W 10.
dzi przeszio 1000 wiekszych fabryk =
motorsmi czyli msohinsui psrowemi.
Wsrod tycb 100000 ludnosci na~liozono
pray ostatnim spisie przeszso 100000
Nismoow, so 900 zydow, ME wielu Ro.
syan ! przeszio 100000 Polakow. Pc.
mimo te ludnosc polsks stanowi znacz
ne wiekszosc, obsrsktsr miasts Jest
przswsznie niemieoki. Ludnosc polska
skiads sic prawie ~wylacznie z robotni
kow, gdy tymczasem osly niemal han.
del | przemysi znsjduje sic rekaoh
Niemcow ! tydow.
Podobnie jak " sngielskim Manches-
trze, zsjmuje sic wieksza ozesc fsbryk
lodzkich wyrobsm tkanin baweinisnyoh
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17

dzieci umieszczono W oddziale prawo.
saawno-rosyjskim.
Nikczemny ten postepek obursyi o.
ozywiscie wszystkich, ale niestety ME.
ktorzy rodzice przystali ma taxa fry.
marke i deklsraoya podpisali. Takim
podstepem umieszczeni zostali ma Cd
dzisle rosyjskim; Urbahczyo, Toma-
szewski Z Bessarabii, Sahkowska, No.
wioka z CUB. kaliskiej, Chrspowicki =
Kamiehoa pOdolskiego. Begagon z kom-
~.
Wszystkie to dzieOi pc powrocie do
domu beda tylko po rosyjsku rozumiee,
tylko Pc rosyjsku Ozytac i pi.ac, czyli
&c ME beda W stsnie porozumie6 sic
re SVEN naibliaszem o~toozeniem. Mad.
to Podolas pobytu W instytuoie ME cho.
dzs one ma religie, wykladans z podre.
cznika ~polskiego, poniewaz ME umieia
ami jednej litery pc polsku.
Pan Biagowieszozsnskij W oddziale
ola ocieuniaiych kauai jua uozyc o.y.
tao j pisae tylko pc rosyjsku, zabroniI
movie Pc polsku uczniom pierwszej
klasy W ciagu oalego dnia. w ten spo
sob pozbawiono te nieszozesliwa dzia.
tive jednej Z gtowniejszyoh przyjemno.
Sol, kt6ra ich kalectwo ozyni}a nieoc
.nosniejszem, Jestto postepowanie, ns
ktore brak slow potepienis. Przez ia.
XII system. instytuoya, ktora mia}a PREY.
czyniac sic do niesienia ulgi nieszcze.
sliwym, miaia wiec wysooe humanitar.
ne zadsnie, obeonie wprost naigraws
sic z niedoli ludzkiej, wypacaa najzu.
Pefniej intencye z~alozycieli i schodzi dc
rzedu prostej mordowni.
Me dose ma tenn. Dotychczas wy
ohowahcy instytutu pc jego skohozeniu
Przewatnie poswiecali sic rzemios}ou
wsrod swoich. obecnem postepowanieu
zarzad kroi ma to-. ably zupslnie zerwat
Moi, iaczace ich re spoieczehstwem
wsrod ktorego wyrosli, odebrac i'm mo
znosc istnienia W tenn spo}eozehstw vie
natomiast czyni wszystko, ably i'm zyci,
utrudnic i uprzykrzyc.
Tax wieo system rusyfiksoyjny v
sferze szkolnictwa doszedl juz do tycl
grsnic, gdzie wszelkie uozucia ludzki,
oa3kiem ~zanikaja, gdzie wszelkie skru
puly moralne ME grajs jut aadnej roll
gdzie nwychowawca" rosyjski stale 81,
wyrafinowanym okrutnikiem, be;
drgnienia nsjmniejszego znecajacyn
sic mad temi istotami, kt6re nawet v
najtwardszych seroach dzikioh pogal
wywoauja objawy wspo}ozucia. (,Prze
glad Ws,ecbpolski").
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17
Go zrObi ks. StOjafOwski?

f eooiu "AouohOoSi, IL ud
ks. Stojalowskiego rzucono wiel-
ka klatwe. Ewentualnosci, ma
seem zdaniem przedstawialo sic
try. Albo ks. Stoja}owski ri.
gnoruje klatwe i bedzie pc swo.
jemu dalej postepowal, natural.
ME o lie mu ma to pozwola, albo
ugnie sic pod ciosem i "a Gene
zupelnego pos}usze6stwa bisku
pom z jednej, a sta6czykom z
drugiej strony, zyska przebacze.
ME, albo... tn pozostaje ewentu.
alnose, kt6ra jest logicznym wy.
nikiem ostatniej fay W przeko.
naniach ks. Stojalowskiego, a
ktorej ME wymieniamy, ably sic
ME wydawalo, il chcemy doku-
czyc pognebionemu.
KS. Stoja}owski zreszta wybrat
ma razie ewentualnosc pierwsza
Jakto wynika z rozmowy, kt6ra
miaf jeden z krakowskich dzien-
nikarzy z ,,wykletym".
Opuszczamy z tel rozmowy
wszelka ornamentyke zewne.
TRINA, opuszczamy polemiczne
wycieczki interesowanego, dlate-
go, DO re swej strony, jakto ere
szta z poprzednich slow wynika,
ME chcemy polemizowac z cz}o-
wiekiem, mad kt6rym dis kazdy
ma przewage, a trzymajac sic
scisle pytania: go zrobi ks.
Stojaiowski!" wybieramy tylko
ustepy ilustrujace to sprawe.
,,Zapytaiem, co mysli teraz zro-
bic! - Opowiada krakowski
dziennikarz.
- Wydam list otwarty do papie-
Ia - brzmiala odpowiedz - we
wszystkich iezykach. Wllscie tym
podam najpierw swoje wyznanie
WARY, potem przedstawie swoje
przekonanie spo}eczne, tyczace sic
ograniczenia wplywu biskup6w.
Przedstawie take, jake So ma
duzycia biskup6w galicyjskich.
A vice piracy swej mad lu-
dem ks. redaktor ME porzuci?
- Oczywiscie, ae ME. Owszem,
teraz dopiero rozpocznie sic wal
ka ma dobre. Gi6wnem haslem
W tel walce bedzie: precz z poll.
tycznym wplywem b~iskup6w.
Kosci6l tract ma tenn, jezeli mic.
sza sic go do polityki, jak to
czynia biskupi. Kosci6} powinien
bye instytucya moralna, a ME po-
lityczna".
A wiec ks. Stojalowski pozo.
stanie PREY swojem... Pod wzgle.
dem zas politycznym, jake sta.
nowisko zajac zamierza ks. Sto.
jalowski, o tenn poucza mas dial.
sly ciag owej rozmowy:
,,Po obiedzie - opowiada in.
terlokutor ks. Stojalowskiego -
zaproponowai mi goscinny go.
spodarz podr6z do Karwiny ma
zgromadzenie przedwyborcze.
Przystalem ma to chetnie. w dro.
DE W pociagu rozmawialiSmy o
zblizajacych sic ~wyborach do IA.
dy pa1stwa. Poglady st. W tel
mierze byly nastepujace. Partye
opozycyjne, ii. socyalisci, rady.
kali, ludowcy powinni CD isc
razem przeciw szlachcie. Niepo.
rozumieh ME bedzie, jezeli bedq
sic trzymac tel zasady, il plata
kurja nalezy sic CD robotnikom,
Zas czwarta chlopom.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17
GBOwNA KwATERA
ZwiaZku SOkOf0w POIskich

W Stanach Zjednoczonych Pom. Am.
W hall Puiaskiego 80 :. Ashland ave, Chicago, Ills.
Przesyiki p~ienielne winny bye ~wysyiane ma rece
kasyera Iwiszku: Adam Biaszczyhski, G4S W. 18th II.
Listy zas ma adres sekr. gen. S~tanisiaw A. Csada, 40
5. Ashland ave ST. A.. OSADA, sekr. gen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-17
Polskie moga dostac
pIerwszei klasY mIei-


Goa u fsmiIii amerykshskIch jake sfuzace.
s~scseg6lnie swiezo przybytym dziewczynom
. Europy moge dsc miejsca zaraz. PanI L.
sAwICKA, streczarka All Root Str. blizko
Prince Ave. CHICAGO. Ill.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-01
BRIAN ON THE ELECTION.
DISCUSSES IN NORTH AMERICAN
REVIEW THE RESULT REACHED
II Was Temporary Defeat But Perman-
ent Gain Fer the Cause of
Bimetallism.

New York, Nov 30-In the December
number of the North American Review,
published to-day, Mr.. Bryan has an ar
ticle, in which he discusses the result
of the election as affecting the status
of the silver question. The issue ON
which the election turned he describes
as ''the greatest issue ever submitted
to the American people i'm time Of peace"
The declaration Of the Chicago convention
in favor of the free coinage of silver
forced upon the people of this country
a study of the money question in general;
and within the last four months more
people have been simultaneously engaged
in it's consideration than ever before in
the history of the world. The result of
this study, Mr., Bryan declares, to be
temporary defeat but permanent gain
for the cause of bi-metallism."
Mr.. Bryan regards it as n insignificant
fact that the silver sentiment was strong
est where the question had been longest
considered; that is to say in the West
and South I'M Mr.. Bryan's opinion, the
cause of bi-metallism made more rapid
progress than ever any cause made in
such short time Mr.. Bryan expresses
his assurance that the election can be
by no means regarded rs a conclusive
settlement OF the question at issue. The
advocates of free coinage are convinced,
he says, that they are laboring in behalf
of a large majority of the people, not
only here, but throughout the world and
according to the writer, they propose
to continue their contest, they are con-
fident that four more years Of experience
will convince many who have thus far
resisted arguments. This confidence, Mr..
Bryan says, is confirmed by the history
OF recent elections. Mr.. Greely was de-
feated in 1872 and yet Mr.. Tilden was
elected in 1876. Mr.. Blaine was de
feated in 1884, but Mr.. Harrison was
elected in 1888 The Republican victory
OF 1888 was followed by the Democratic
victory of 1890 and the election of Presi-
dent Cleveland two years later.
Mr.. Bryan counsels the successful
party to remember that thousands of
Republicans have been held to their party
this year by the pledge that it will try
TO secure international bi-metalism.
In reference to the gold standard Demo
Gratis, Mr.. Bryan is assured that they
cannot do as much in 1900 as they have
done this year They have declared their
affection for Democratic principles, while
| they spared no effort to secure the sue
| cess of the opposing ticket. They can
not" he says. disguise themselves
again"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-01
NEW POSTAL BUILDING.
Telegraph Company's Headquarters Per
fectly Equipped for Associated
Press" and Correspondents.

Washington, Nov. 3O-The Washing
ton branch of the Postal Telegraph and
Gable Company to-day took possession Of
the handsome new building bearing it's
name at 1345 Pennsylvania avenue. 1t
is in the business and newspaper center
of the city and just around the corner
from chat well known precinct, called
Newspaper Row" The building was
specially designed for the uses of the
company and for newspaper correspond
ents and is equipped with all the ap-
phances for lighting wires, etc, to make
it home for the press. One entire floor
is occupied by THE Associated Press"
which shares in the excellence Of the
equipment provided.
The Postal Company occupies the first
floor, opening on the avenue. The main
office is substantial and elegant, the floor
being Of stone Mosaic, and the counters
of mahogany, topped with .artistically
wrought iron figures. The mechanical
department is the most complete that
modern ingenuity in electical lines can
make it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-01
Al ABOUT MIR. DUNNING.
Iie Has Made Trouble for Himself and
Others About Hickory.

Hickory, n. G., Nov. 30.-(SpeciaL)-
Hickory is now the scene of considerable
strife over the Senatorial question. Mr..
n. A. Dunning erstwhles editor OF the
National Waterman, was in this town
a few days ago. Mr.. Dunning is widely,
If not favorably known, as the man who
was so much devoted to silver that he
advised the Populists TO vote for Nc
Kinley What his mission is in this
State cannot be told with authority. At
any rate while here he calls upon j. T..
Click, editor OF the Mercury, and trust
ed lieutenant of Senator Butler. During
the course Of their conversation, Dun
ming took occasion to criticise severely
Buffers course in the last campaign and
advised Click to open his batteries upon
the North Carolina Senator. He further
more said that the Populists should re-
turn Mr.. Pritchard to the Senate and
carry out their pledges. He invited
Click to join him in a crusade against
Butler a2d expressed his intention of
seeing Editor Ramsey, Of the Progressive
Farmer. Mr.. Dunning then went on his
lofty errand to Salisbury
On the whole, Mr. Dunning does not
seem to have made q favorable impress
sion upon Mr. Click; for this week S
edition of the Mercury viii contain a
loving tribute to this advocate of Pritch-
Traitor" The article will say in part:
ard under the caption: mo Use for
The Mercury has little use for a man
who, processing friendship and loyalty
for party and its principles will, in the
very heat Of the party's greatest battle,
stab the dagger Of hate and jealousy into
the back Of his party's leaders, and fee
exultingly to the enemy. Benedict Ar
mold was one OF these fellows, and n.
A. Dunning is another. Mr.. Dunning
is now going about the State trying to
prejudice Populists against Senator
Butler and other leaders, who, by their
wise management, have made tn Popu-
list party n powerful organization and
a terror to the enemies Of good govern
ment."
Some time ago Mr. Click published
from an exchange what purported to be
a letter from Senator Pritchard to Sena-
tor Butler, wherein the former was
made to say that Populists enough were
pledged to him to secure his election to
the Senate. This afternoon a telegram
AAOAlA oGHeADA 4 AANSNdIu WAS bIOWu mere,
wherein he denies that he had ever an
swered Senator Buffers letter and de-
claring that he intended to hold the Mer-
curry responsible for its recent publica-
ton.
L. Il. Whitener, Populist representa-
tive from this county, is not one of the
men who believes in silver and votes
against it. During the campaign some
Of the Republicans refused to support
him unless he would pledge himself to
Pritchard. Thereupon they were notified
that if they did not propose to vote for
Whitener, he would be Withdrawn and
the field left for the Democrats. White
ner was elected and is opposed to Pritch-
ard.
Representative Alternately, of Lin
coin, and Senator r. II. w. Barber, also
Of Lincoln, are now claimed by the sill
yer men. 1t was thought at one time
that they would support Pritchard.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-01
CRIME AGAINST KING GROVER.
Postmaster Mason Bounced for Attack
ing Cleveland and Disturbing Gold
Bug Meetings


Washington, ID. c., Nov. 3O.-The
President to-day removed Postmaster
John w. Mason OF Mexico, Mo. The
charges against him include pernicious
activity in politics, insulting the Presi-
dent and making attacks upon him, al
legged neglect Of office and other offenses.
He is a believer in free silver coinage,
and the complaints set out that during
the campaign he made himself obnoxious
by breaking up gatherings OF the oppo-
site political faith. Within the neighbor-
hood Of a hundred post-ofiices involved
in charges OF pernicious activity in poll
tics are now filed with Postmaster-Gen-
eral Wilson. They include a number of
big offices against whose heads serious
accusations are made. The policy of
the General has been to act
as leniently as possible and make remov-
ais only where necessary. Generally all
the charges, save half dozen, have 80
far been ignored, though action on a
number Of others will shortly follow.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-01
IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECISION

Washington, Nov. 30.-The Supreme
court, in an opinion by Justice Brown
to-day, affirmed the decision Of the Cir
cult Court Of the United States for the
Southern district of Georgia, in the case
OF the Central Railroad and Banking
Company VS.. VIM. A Wright, Comptrol-
Ter General of the State Of Georgia. The
case involved the question Of liability OF
railroad company for certain municipal
taxes along the line OF the road The
court decided that tax on the prop
erty was not a tax on the capital stock
of the company and upheld the consti-
tutionality of the Georgia law.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-01
Ex-U. S. SENATOR SCOTT DEAD.

Philadelphia, Nov. 30.-Hon. John A.
Scott, ex-United States Senator from
Pennsylvania, and formerly the Ganeral
Solicitor of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, died last night at his residence
in this city, after a brief illness, at the
age of IA years.
Mr.. Scott was n member Of the Senate
from 1869 to 1875, being succeeded by
VIM. A. Wallace. He leaves a widow
and six sons.
While a member Of the Senate, Mr..
Scott worked hard and steady to secure
the legislation which made possible the
Centennial Exposition.In In 1872 he attract
ed public attention by insisting on a vote
on the "the Enforcement bill'' for the
suspension Of the habeas corpus writ in
all States where the bands Of "Ku Klux"
were operating.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-01
SOUTH CAROLINA TRAGEDY.
l.. J. Williams, Assaulted by the White
Brothers, Shot and Killed Them.

IL. j. Williams, Assaulted by the White
Brothers, Shot and Killed Them.
Columbia, S. c., Nov. 30.-A special to
the Register from Mccormick, Abbeyille
county, says: An alteration took place
to-day at Bethany church, near this place.
between L. j. Williams, on one side, and
g. V. White and l.. d. White, brothers,
on the other, in which alteration g. V.
White was instantly killed and his broth
er injured, the latter dying few hours
after the difficulty. Williams was severe
ly cut in several places. He was assault
ed by G.. V. White, and l.. d. White came
to his brothers assistance, both using
their knives. Williams finally got out
his pistol and shot and instantly killed
G. V. White, and then turned his weapon
on L. ID. White, with the result as above
stated
Williams, according to the evidence OF
the bystanders, acted purely in self de-
fence.
All were prominent white people, VIII
liams being n State officer, a member Of
the board Of control Of the State dispen-
sary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-01
BRYAN GETS ANOTHER ELEoToR

Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 30.-Final re-
turns from Santa Clara county, COM
pleting the State returns, show that
Martin Bryan elector, has defeated
Flint, Mckinley elector, by 492. This
gives Mckinley eight electors from Cali
fornia and Bryan one.
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100000 POUNDS or TOBACCO.
This Months Winston Shipment-Deaths
OF Mr.. Kapp and Mrs. Bailey.

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of Mr.. Kapp and Mrs. Bailey.
Winston, N. c., Nov. 8O.-(SpeciaD-J
II. Kapp, one OF Forsyth's popular and
well to do citizens, died yesterday after
noon, after a lingering illness, at his home
in Bethania He was a member Of three
successful mercantile firms, and brother
of Sheriff-elect II. It. Kapp He was 60
years old. For many years he was
member of the financial board of Salem
Female Academy.
Mrs Sarah Bailey, mother OF Ex-
Sheriff w. A. and T. b. Bailey, Of Davie
county, died this morning in Mocksville,
aged so years.
Winston shipped nearly 100000
pounds Of manufactured tobacco this
month.
The Moravians organized a new congre-
CATION at Mayodan yesterday. The new
church there will shortly be defeated.