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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-30
Zamek ma Wawelu.

q Krakowa donosza 10 bm.: Jak
wiadomo, zamek kr6lewski ma Wawelu
zajetym Jest ma koszary. Obszerny
gmaoh missci znaczniejsza liozbe woj.
ska. Cd dawniejszego jua ozasu pod
noszono mysl, ably usunac z Wawelu
koszary i nadae mu inne przeznaozenie.
Mad z~iszozeniem tel mysli praoowal
energioznie sp. Zyblikiewioz, a sp. To-
masz Prylihski przeprowadzil studya
architektoniozne do przysziej restaura-
oyi Wawelu. Rzeoz ME poszia W Ia
niedbanie. Otto w~czoraj wiasnie odby.
10 sic posiedzenie podkomitetu komisyi
kontrolujacej Kasy oszozednosoi, ma
ktorem imieniem dyrekcyi podni6sl dy.
rektor Sick te sprawe. Pc giebokiej
rozwadze podkomitet uohwalil: ~ Ola
uswietuienia jubileuszu 50.letnich RIA.
dow ossarza Franoiszka J6zefa wziac
inioyatywe W zbudowaniu koszar ola
wojska, pomieszczonego obeonis W
Zamku kr6lewskim ma Wawelu; p ola
przeprowadzenia tego zsmiaru pre-.
znaczye z funduszow kasy kwote
100000 zir.; b wybrac komitet z 5
ozfonk6w, kt6ryby porozumiai sic z ko.
mitetem jubileuszowym miejskim i
krajowym W sprawie urzeozywistnienia
tel mysli i uzyskanie dalszyoh fundu.
Sow. Wnioski te stawiaja GAIA spra.
we Wawelu ma nowym gruncie, do.
tychczas BOWEN najwaaniejszym szko.
Pu}sm bylo pomieszczenie wojska, sta.
cyonowanego wZamku. Rad naturalnie
zgadza sic ma to ohetnie, skoro tylko
ME potrzebuje ponosic ~aadnyoh ofar i
k~oszary w~ystawione zostana ME ma
koszt pahstwowy. Uchwalone przez
Podkomisye wnioski, maja ma celu usu.
niecie najwazniejszej przeszkody ii.
sPrawy koszar i "a pomoca znacznej
ofiary Kasy oszczednosci, dzieki inicya.
tywie ~dyrektora Sleka, umozliwiaja
ziszcsenie Pieknej mysli oddania Wa.
welu ma rzecz kraju. Wnioski powyz
SEE precise jeszcze MUSIC uohwale ko.
misyi kontrolajsoej i wydziaiu wislkie.
go krakowskiej kasy ~oszozednosci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-30
Ze ZmudZi.

Czytamy W ,Dzienniku Poznah-
skim; Klingenberg ME przestaje blu
rzye krzyz6w. Ma drodze z SEA
wei do Dowiatowa, pred 10 laty umarl
magic (26 lipca 1885, ks. Mieszkowski,
proboszcz szawelski, gdy wracal cd
chorego, kt6rego byi opatrzyi sw. Sa.
kramentami. Paraianie ma miejscu
smutnego wyPadku P~ostawili krzyz
zelazny prey drodze; ma ich prosbe po-
swieci} go Nv ozerwcu 1894 ks. Syn
ter, flialista z Dowiatowa. Teraz, dnia
10 grudnia 1895, przyby} Ia to m~iejsce
prystaw 4. stanu, powiatu szawelskiego
z kilku policysntsmi, krzyz wyr~al, ma
starym, opuszczonym, o dwie prawie
wiorsty odlegiym cmentarzu porzuci},
a ks. Szynterowi oznsjmil, re "a pc
swiecenie krzyza skazany jest ma grzy.
wne W ilosci % rubli. Oprawoa kro.
zshski wydal swoj tajny, ~samowolny
ukaz przeciw krzyzom dnia Is. (3) paz
dziernika 1894, krzyz .as poswisoony
zosta1 IA 4 miesiaoe przedtem, jednak
krzyz skazany ~zostaje ma zburzenie, a
ksiadz, ktoremu mkt nigdy, ami pred,
ami pc tsjnem rozporzadzeniu, poswie.
Gao nile z~akazywa}, ms kare pienie.na.
Cry jest " tenn zdrowy zmysaG
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-30
P~OlitOwania gOdny widOk.

Niezawodnie ME ma mic W swiecie,
CODY tax ME odzywalo sic do sympathy,
jak widok dziecka chorego j W uoiemie.
zeniu. Jest eaten zupelnie natural.
mem, re rodzic czuje sic wdziecznym,
gdy znsjduje ] re kuracya zostanie do.
konana i to w1asnie W jego rodzinie.
Pan Jan Hela, l78 K. Kossuth ul., Co.
lumbus, o., Pisze 90 ~nastepuje: ,,Dzie.
OF nasze cierpisly ma jAkas ogromna
ohorobe krwi Tub skorna; twarze byly
literalnie pokryte okropnymi wyrzuta
mi. Dowiedziaiem sic o Ora Piotra
Gomozo j zamowiiem pubic ma probe i
moge powiedziec, ze jsstesmy wdzie
cznymi rezultst. Dawalismy Gomozo
wedlug przepisow i tersz wszyscy sa
zdrowymi".
Ora Piotra Gomozo przez jego iago.
godne a jednakowoz skuteczne wiasno.
Sci jest przedewszystkiem leksrstwem
dzieci. Skutki jego 50 szybko rozpo.
znalnemi z osiagniecia ozystej skory,
Polepszonego apetytu i odswiezoneeo
wygladu. Wykorzenia nieczystosoi re
systemu J stwsrzs nowa, bogsta, czer.
wona krew. Me jest sprzedswanem
przez aptekarzy, tylko sprzedawaja je
speoyalni sgenoi. Jezli ME ma ioh W
wsszem sasiedztwie, piszoie do wlasci.
oiels, DIR. Peter Fabrney, 112-114 s..
Hoyne ave., Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-30
Polacy W Ameryce.

- Sprawl Jozefa Chmielewskiego
naprzeoiw nMollenhauser Sugar Rs.
filming Company" W Brooklynie o u
trate prawej nogi przez niedbalstwo
kompanii przyszla pred rozprawe Kill
ka dni temu W ma wyzszym sadzie W
Brooklynie pred sedziego Clement i
sedziow przysieg{ych Grand jury.
John L. Brewer adwokat Il New Yor-
ku) Chmielewskiego pozyska} uzdol-
nionego j wymownego odwokata Hon.
Williama Muelen jake obrohoe. Spra
wa trwa}a diva dni, W ciagu ktorych
toczy}y sic goraoe rozprawy prawne.
Sedziowie przysiegli wydali wyrok ma
korzysc Chmielewskiego, przyznajac
mu odszkodowanie W ilosoi $4,000.
Kompania bedzie apelowae.
- Pan Erazm Jerzmanowski, opuscil
W sobote Ameryke. Ma kilka dni pred
wyjazdem dyrektorowie gazowej kom.
panii urzadzili ma czesc jego bankiet
doreczyli mu upominek i r~ezoluoye "a.
znaczajaoa jego zaslugi. P. Jerzma.
nowski kapitai0w swych z Ameryki ME
wycofal i W j%esieni przybedzie ma kilks
tygodni.
Ma bazarze miedzynarodowym "
Milwaukee, bedzie pawilaon polski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-30

Zwiazkowcy, p~opierajoie tyoh, kt6rzy
sic oglaszaja W ,Zgodzie", waszem
pismie, j W TAXI spos6b pomagaja do u
trzymania organu Zwiazkowego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-30

Ma w~szelkiego rodzaju cierpienia, do
bolu W krzyzach, do bolu giowy, cd
bolu zebow do wszelkich dolegliwosci
ma m~usku}y Tub nerwy, olej sw. Jak6ba
przynosi natychmiasrowa pomoo.
The record-union., 1896-12-21
event was the turning point in tbs
American revolution.

event was the turning point in the
American revolution.
The diary Of the young officer, which
he wrote with no idea of It's being seen
by any but his family, is graphic
day by day account of that campaign
and appears to be, coming from an en-
emy, an honest, manly and by no means
partisan story. He declares that one
Of the chief difficulties Burgoyne met
with was his inability to compel the
Americans ait all times to meet him on
the open field; also that while the
British troops were splendidly equipped
and disciplined so that none better ever
marched, they were no match for the
American sharpshooters, who fought
from behind trees and rocks, and re-
treated into the Businesses Of that then
wilderness, and scattered so that 1T was
simply impossible for the army to pur-
sue them.
More than that, he charges the Amer
leans with violating some OF the most
sacred rules Of civilized warfare, re-
lating one instance where the British
were attending the funeral Of a beloved
officer when the Americans fired upon
the funeral procession, and continued
to fire upon the group that stood around
the officers grave.
1.-THE other hand he relates several
instances of magnanimity and noble
ness upon the part of the Americans
and their officers, and says that at the
famous surrender the "rebels" did not
exult or manifest any joy, or give way
to any demonstrations calculated TO
huniliate the men and officers OF the
captured army. but stood, indeed IN
rather sorrowful attitude and bearing,
as if they felt keenly for their defeated
The record-union., 1896-12-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE.
closure made and entered in the Superior
Court of the county of Sacramento, State
of California on the 21st day of January
A. d. 1896 and an order of sale issued
out of said court, and directed to the
Commissioner on the 18th day Of Decem.
Der. A. D., 1896, in an action therein pends
ing wherein JAMES BITHELL Is plain-
tiff and ANN NEELY, an incompetent
person C. c. ROSS, guardian OF ANN
NEELY, an incompetent person, and
THOMAS r. NEELY, are defe0dants,
Charles c. Holl was appointed Oonmis.
sioner and commanded and directed TO
sell the real estate described In the said
decree, situated lying and being in tha
city of Sacramento. county OF Sacramento,
State of California, and known and deodGs
mated as being the west one-half OF lot
No. six in the block between L and n,
and Eighth and Ninth streets, as desisnaS
City. in the county and State aforeeatd, to-
gether with all and singular the tenemeoto
and herditaments and appurtenance1
thereunto belonging, or In anywise appert
tanning.
Notice is hereby given that on WE'D
NESDAY, the 9Th day OF January, 1891,
at 10 o'clock a. m, in front OF the Court
house door, in the city Of Sacramento, in
said county of Sacramento, State Of Gale
fornia. / will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the above de-
scribed real estate, or so much thereof a.
NAV be necessary to satisfy said decrsa
Dated December IL, A D.. 1896.
CHARLES c. HOLL, Commissioners.
Holl & Dunn, Attorneys for Comwis-
sioner. dl4-4tM
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they say and who know what our wal
nuts have brought us in the past.
APPI les ANYWuIpE

they say and who know what our wal
nuts have brought us in the past.
APPLIES ANYWHERE.
Oakland Times: Some good people of
Berkeley have called a meeting to help
the starving poor of India, and a cor
respondent of the Berkeley Gazette"
mentions the fact in this way:
Now, as prelude to this meeting,
will not the organizers allow me to say
a few words about the starving poor
of Berkeley. l can show them q fam
lily starving for want Of food, fuel and
decent house to live in / can show
them men in our town who would
be glad to get any kind of work to pro-
vide their families with food. Let US
take a look around our own neighbor-
hood first Mr.. Editor, and see that
they are all we'll fed and happy"
THAT FUNDING BILL AGAIN.
Tulare Register: San Francisco is
just now manifesting a good deal Of
vfgor in marshaling opposition to the
funding bill, which issue must soon
come to head one way or another,
but the weakness Of the whole contest
is that there is nothing to it except op-
position. No alternative proposition is
submitted for the Government to con-
slider, and if California cannot suggest
a counter proposition, who can? A few
fundamental facts need to be fixed
firmly in the mind
The record-union., 1896-12-21
HUT SHOT FROM MR.. MOODY
A Scathing Sermon From the Evan
gelist.

The subject Of the morning address
In Cooper Union was ''The Holy
Spirit" but Mr.. Moody found occasion
to say some very plain words about
Christian living in connection with the
subject. Some time ago a minister told
him that he had damaged the charac-
ter OF one of his church officers, and
that he would doubtless bring suit
for damages.
Damaged his character" said Mr..
Moody. He hasn't enough character
to damage"
What do you mean?"
What do I mean? I mean that he
built row Of houses and lives in the
corner house and rents the rest for
brothels, and If you had done your duty
by him he would never have been in
your church. What he needs is con-
version. He needs to get a character" )"
But, Mr. Moody. he gives a great
deal of money to the Lords cause and
to your work.
Il don't want his money, and I doubt
very much whether the Lord does; but
VII have no man working in inquiry
meetings and showing others the way
nf life If know their lives are not
right"
The speaker told of a young minister
in Scotland who was warned by the
headle that he should better confine his
criticisms of sin to the men and women
who lived in the olden times. You had
better not get this side Of Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob. You can pitch into
Them If you want to, but you had bet
Ter let the sins of Scotland alone If you
want to stay in the church" THAT is
The popular conception Of a preacher 8
duty" continued Mr.. Moody "If he
wants to retain his popularity he must
steer clear of evrything that would Of
fend those who listen to him.
Mr.. Moody said that he was a Chris
iian a long time before he found out
that the holy spirit was a person. He
always thought that the spirit was an
attribute Of God, just like mercy-1ust
an influence coming from God; but one
day he heard an old preacher say that
he thought Christians dishonored the
tpirit by saying "It' instead of Him"
when referring to this person OF the
trinity Mr.. Moody read the four gos-
pels through to see whether the preach
CT was right, and he found that when
ever Christ spoke Of the Holy Ghost
He spoke Of Him as a person, and
Christians should do the same. New
York Tribune.
The record-union., 1896-12-21
A Barn Burned.

The alarm of fire just before midnight
last night was caused by the burning
of small barn owned by David Law
son, in the block between S and T, Sec
ond and Third streets.
The firenen had hard work in finding
way to get over the new drainage
canal, but finally made it Lawson
thinks the barn was set on fire. The
loss is about $50.
The record-union., 1896-12-21
Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
Yesterday: Charles j. Shepard, New
York; Thomas Flint, Jr.. and wife. San
Juan. Elinor Waters, Burlington, VT. !;
Z. c. Voorhies, Suffer Creek: $. G.
Spagnoli and son, Jackson: f. A. Boole.
Red Bluff; III. G.. Reck, NJ. II. Barry,
ID. j. Bassett, J. Maclean, NJ. Rapport,
San Francisco.
The record-union., 1896-12-21
Weather Report.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been "a and 80 de-
grees, with gentle northerly winds and
partly cloudy weather prevailing.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were Sc and a
degrees, with Al Of an inch of rain,
and one year ago to-day 4S and Al de-
grees, with .06 Of an inch of rain.
The record-union., 1896-12-21

Italy is making strenuous exertion to
enlarge her shipping interests by sys-
TEN OF most generous bounties, and
these increase in amount the more the
ship material is drawn from Italian
production. Sweden Is exerting herself
also, to encourage the greater spread
of her flag on the high seas. and France
Is considering new plans to encourage
French ship building still more. The
United States alone hesitates to stimu-
late her shipping interests
The record-union., 1896-12-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

s. G. Spagnoli and SON of Jackson are
visiting the city.
Senator E. G. Voorhies of Amador Is
at the Golden Eagle.
Railroad Superintendent and Mrs. ].
B. Wright have returned from their visit
to New York and other Eastern cities.
Senator Thomas Flint, Jr., Of San
Benito County is at the Golden Eagle
accompanied by his bride, having just
arrived from the East
The record-union., 1896-12-21
ECONOMY AT THE CAPITOL.

Under this title the Los Angeles
'"Times" comments at length upon the
Record Unions" expose of the unpar-
donable extravaganza Of late California
LEGISLATURES, which have treated them
selves to attaches in such number that
their pay roll has aggregated Sl,1OO
day, and the total of the muster roll
was 31S employees or 26o per cent,
whereas no other Legislature In the
Union has more than so per cent, and
most of them have but 15 to 40 per
cent. of dependents feeding at the pub
lie crib.
The Times" commends the Record
Unions" suggestions that at the COM
ing session there should be large reduc-
tions in the two forces, sharp, certain
and material cutting Off of useless en-
ployes, who in seven cases out of ten
are put on the pay roll simply to satisfy
the demands Of political workers. But
the Times" which comedies that the
holds that it is not wholly so In it's
present demand for reduction Of legis-
lative pap.
It proceeds to list what 1t deems need
full employees, including in its roster
sixteen deputy Enrolling Clerks in the
later weeks Of the session. This single
item is sufficient evidence Of lack of In
formation on the part Of our contempo-
rary, which appears to basetts comments
on experience in 1865, when conditions
and methods were not what they now
are. Enrolling Is done by the printer
nowadays, and really the proof reader
does most of the final work of enrolling.
After the last proof leaves his hands,
there remains only work to do in Sc
curing the necessary authorizations
and making comparisons, that two men
at the outside can do provided they are
competent This would give four depu-
stead of sixteen.
The Times wants a clerk allowed
the Los Angeles delegation, but just why
Is not stated. Alameda would be quite
as much entitled to clerk for it's dele
cation. This whole matter of delega-
ton clerks is wrong, though one might
be conceded to the San Francisco dele
CATION. because Of its numerical un-
wieldiness.
But suppose we concede the Times 4"
sixteen Assistant Enrolling Clerks for
the last weeks of the session and eight
Deputy Engrossing Clerks, though all
engrossing is done by the printer, and
the total list would number only &C, or
199 per cent. less than employed at the
session of the last Legislature, and
make saving over 81, 200 day That
would do for a beginning. Certainly no
tsensible and conscientious person can
give any reason whatever why it re-
quires 31S employees for California leg
islators when 254 lawmakers in the
keystone State manage to worry along
with 116.
The record-union., 1896-12-21
Barred Out.

Edith-Did you attend the horse
show?
F'rances-No. You know, I haven't
sufficiently recovered from that fever
l had to be able to wear a low-cut waist
The record-union., 1896-12-21

Before wiring your house get my
prices: also inspect my electric fixtures.
Tom. Scott, plumber. 3O3 j.
The record-union., 1896-12-21

The gold fields in Paulding County.
Ga, are being developed and have
proved quite productive
The record-union., 1896-12-21

Deviled sardines in one-half pound
cans 10c each at c. C. C.
The record-union., 1896-12-21

F. de Wolfe Hennah, Optician, Ma
sonic Temple.
The record-union., 1896-12-21

1t will pay you to read 'The Model
ad. on last page.
The record-union., 1896-12-21
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Weather Forecast.
Northern California-Fair Monday, except
partly cloudy In northern portion; light gen.
orally southerly winds.
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Record-Union Telephone.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-11
THE ACCIDENT UNAVOIDABLE.
witnesses 50 Testify and the Charge
Against Trice IL Dismissed.

Justice Crutchiield dismissed the case
against Motorman r. w. Trice, of the
Union Passenger railway. In the Police
Court yesterday morning. Mr.. Trice was
charged with running Car No. loz over
the .ad Ru. veil Jordan. and killing him.
Several witne SEES were put on the stand,
and gave thee testimony. after which
the Justice dis tissed the charge. stating
that the accidett was unavoidable on the
part of the mot irman. Although exone-
rated from all Name, Mr.. Trice takes
the sad accident as deeply to heart as
II he were anon, the nearest relatives
Of the unfortunate boy. In the court
yesterday the mott man wept bitterly.
Frank Mcdowell. a youth. 20 years old.
and beggar In tt street. was sent to
the reformatory by Justice Crutchfield.
Charles and Heny Weaver. brothers.
who drive drays. W lie before the Justice
yesterday. charged Nth threatening each
others life 1t seems that one brother
had blocked an alley with his drey.
which prohibited his brother from pass
ing. This brought on words. which re-
NAMED threatening. until the Justice set
tied the matter by requiring IS from each.
They promptly paid the amount
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-11
MINISTERIAL UNION MEETING.
Protest Against Government Appro-
printions to Sectnriap Schools


printions to sectnrian Schools.
The Ministerial Union. OF Richmond
held its monthly meeting in the Young
Mems Christian Association parlors yes
terday at II o'clock. The meeting was
called to order by the president Rev.
/ J. Grayatt, with Rev. Mr.. Chumbley
as acting secretary.
II was decided TO appoint committee
Of three TO appear before the virginia
Legislature and press the matter OF pass
ing the bill prohibiting pooi-selling ana
other forms of gambling on the race
courses Of Virginia. Rev. Mr.. Christian,
and Drs. Pollard and Fair were APP
pointed. with the president, DR.. GraVatt'
as ex-officio member
The committee Of which Or. Cooper
was chairman reported upon the subject
of contract schools among the Indians.
The paper gave the present status of the
subject. and protested against further
appropriation OF government money 10
these schools, because IL was violation
Of the Constitution. of public policy, was
a menace to the integrity OF the pubic
school system, and contract schools were
detrimental TO the purpose OF good citi-
zenship The present Congress was con-
graduated upon it's refusal TO make any
appropriations for this purpose. Inc
paper. which was received from Wash
ington, did not fully meet with the views
of all present at the Richmond unions
last meeting. so a committee was ap-
pointed TO change the wording slightly
TO be more in accord with the will of the
union. An investigation was also made
by the committee as to whether any
other than the Catholic Church was re-
celving aid and IL was added TO the
paper that 5000 was annually received
by Protestant churches. all Of which was
given against the protest of the churches
receiving the aid, while over 100000
was received by the Catholics. The pro-
test. with its amendments. was adopted
and ordered to be sent TO the authorities
at Washington.
DR.. Tudor then addressed the union
on the subject of 9TH Thought Process"
The Doctor explained his reasons for
choosing the subject. and stated that it
was the skeleton of his literary remains.
The discourse was a most able one. and
was delivered I'm the speakers usual inn
pressive manner. DR.. Tudor spoke OF
the power Of thought, its function and its
results, and closed his address by telling
an extremely amusing anecdote.
The service concluded with . beautiful
prayer from Rev. DR.. Hoge.