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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31
Pracowac chca setki tysiecy-

Pracowac chca setki tysiecy-
a tn piracy ME ma; a W domu
bieda; a dzieci ME maja obuwia,
a W piecu ME ma ognia aw
komorze ME ma chleba. o jak
ciezko uczciwemu robotnikowi
wyciagnac reke po jalmuzne
Jak go ia reka pail - jak mu
fale krwi twarz zalewaja! Ale
CO robic, gdy dzieci chleba wo-
3aja - cd zimna sic trzesa.
Wiec piracy chce 6w robotnik
"a piracy ME ma.
To tez radoscia zegna ten
rok starry - zyczy sobie, aby
Nowy Rok juz ME rozkosze, jua
ME uciechy j dostatki wielkie, =
ale zatrudnienie dla niego z soba
przyni6sl.
Szczycimy sic cywilizacya -
ale CO to "a cywilizacya, jesf u.
czclwy robotnik chcacy szczerze
pracowac - piracy otrzymac ME
moze - i on i rodzina jego glo.
dem przymieraja? Czy to Jest
cywilizacya?
Przeciez Bog tax cudowny
SWAT stworzyl i da} nam swiat}o
sloneczne i da} nam powietrze i
dal nam wode i dal nam glebe i
wszystko CO cz}owiek potrzebuje
do prawid}owego odzywiania =
a jednak lyle jest nedzy tyle
bogactw = tyle cierpie6 i tyle
rozkoszy. A to dla tego, ze SWAT
chrzesciahski zaparf sic idei
Chrystusowej = ze W sobie ozie.
bilismy ostudzilismy Ducha Bo-
lego.
w roku starym niejeden nasz
znajomy. a moze i serdeczny
przyjaciel, lub cz}onek rodziny
juz spoczal W ziemi; kogo W ro.
ku przyszlym smierc nieub1aga.
ma grona naszego wyrwie9
w chwili tel tez, W chwili
zgonu roku starego wypada nam
rozpamietywac mad tenn co osta-
tnie czeka kazdego czlowieka -
mad smiercis. Bo kazdy mas
zyczy sobie z pewnoscia umierac
spokojnie, umierac z tenn prze.
konaniem, ze W zyciu SVEN, ia.
ko polak, dla Polski zrobiI co
m6gl, ze pracowai ma niwie ma
rodowej lie mu ma to silly po.
.zwoli}y = ze mial wiare W przy.
sz1osc sp1 awy = i ze teraz jako
6w strudzony zmeczony calo
dilemma praca robotnik idzie pod
wieczor po zaplate.
Takiego uczucia W godzinie
smierci zyczymy kazdemu pola.
kowi.
Jakimze byl 6w rok starry dla
mas polak6w. Byl on ziym z tel
strony, ze ciemiezcy nasi jakoby
podwoili wysilki W celu wynaro.
dowienia mas; byl on atoli dobry
tel strony, ze rdzeh narodu pol
skiego przekonai, jak biedna,
jak sgubns jest dla mas polityka
party dworskiej, partyi ugodow.
COW = ze zbawienie nasze oraz
przyszlosc nasza spoczywa W
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

wzrastajscym ruchu ludowym;
ze lud polski jest opoks Ojczy.
zny.
Pc nieszczesliwem powstaniu
63 r. rozplenilo sic i rozwielmo.
znilo ma polskiej ziemi pokolenie
lojalne. Wyrzeklszy sic wszel-
kich nmrzonek" wszelkich ,,nie-
lojalnych daze6 pragnie1'' -
postanowiono zaprzestac tel ira.
dycyjnej polityki polskiej = tel
polityki, kt6ra poczatek sw6j
miala W konfederacyi barskiej-
a polityke to sta6czycy nazwali
,,samogwaitem marnowaniem
szpiku wlasnych kosci"; poko.
lenie to zainaugurowaio ere po.
lityki ,,trzezwej, hygienicznej,
realnej, pozytywnej".
Poformowaly sic wiec partye
partyjki, wiernopodda6cze, kt6re
zamiast starego hasla: Wolnosc
R6wnosc i Niepodleglost - wy
wiesi1y nowe hasla, jak m6wio.
no odpowiadajsce potrzebom
chwili: Pozwolic sic bic - ale
jak najmniej = i W miejsce,
gdzieby najmniej bolalo. L bill
ich tee, tych ludzi, ,,rozumu
taktu" "a oni ciegi odbierali z
pokora = wznoszsc okrzyki ma
Geese ,,najjasniejszych pan6w".
Jesli jaki ksiadz smia} wystapic
j wygrazac kara Boza-- Bismar-
kom innym - nazwano 90
,,niesfornym klecha" karano 90
"a ,,nietakt".
Cwierc wieku tax cierpielismy
"a Ojczyzne, i okazalo sic, ze
program ten j usilowania tych
apostol6w zgody z losena, ma mic
sic ME zdaly, ze jest niewykonal.
nym - ze jest wiecej mrzonka,
anizeli starry program bioracy
sw6j poczatek W rewolucyi W
Barre : kt6ry sztandary polskie
kulami haftowa}.
Lecz ME div, bo 6w straszny
krwiotok z roku SO - oslabil ma
razie organizm narodowy i Ii.
cho zle ma razie odzywiano go.
Odzywiali go bowiem lojalni H.
teraci i publicysci, dostarczali O..
nj narodowi Ichej j niezdrowej
strawy, kt6ra zandarmi rewido.
wall. Trzeba wiec bylo cwierc
wieku zanim chory odzyskal
przytomnosc j sam zawola}: jesc.
Chwila ia juz przyszla i re
wstretem dis publicznosc To
strawe dawna odrzuca.
Slask odrodzil sic, W Wielkopol.
see partya dworska chwieje sic,
ME ma programu - bo "a jej
lojalnosc, "a jeJ wiernosc, "a jej
zaparcie sic sprawy og6lno. pol.
skiej - Rad ia raz poraz poll.
czkuje. w Galicyi ruch ludowy
wzmaga sic j silnym sic stale
W Ameryce Zwiszek N. P. wszedi
ma tor czynnej piracy politycznej
liz tel drogi zepchnsc sic ME
da.
A wisc nadzieja nam przy.
swieca.
Przy nadchodzacym Roku No.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

D1ienniki klsrykalne pisza, ae bar
ddo piloie o.ytaja artykuiy wstepns
n4gody". Cieszy mas to.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

Pisalismy jua rsz, ze Zsrzsd Zakladu
sw. Kszimierza " Paryau, prosii mas o
sbieranie skiadek ma rzeoz tel instytu.
cyi prosilismy zarzsd 6w,sby poczekai
doPoki csssy sic ME polepsss.
Dzis dodaJemy, se ma osele tel instytu.
cyi stoja magnaci, ktorzyby vissnymi
srodksmi instytucye te podtrzyms6 mo
gil l przy dobrej vol " stsnie byli.
Przecieat TO legalna instytuoys, q wssy-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

M innem miejsou zamiesso.amy zda
mia grup c.ionk6w Zwis.ku projs
ktowapym Dzienniku Ndrodo,oyns.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31
NOtatki.

Prsysziy numer nZgody" bedzie dru
kowany ma wiasnej prasie i wyjdzie "
nieoo powiekszonym formaois.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

Ma liczne zapytania odpowiadsmy,
ze Zjednoczenie Polskie Rsymsko Ka
toliokie dotychozas wiasoiwego rchar-
teru" ME posiada, ze ME istniejs pod
oPieks egids stanu Illinois, ale oparte
jest tylko ma dobrej wolf urzednik6w.
Ktokolwiek zeohoe mote nawet to
instytucye pooiagnac do odpowiedzia
nosci IA wypfacanie posmiertnego bez
wiedzy ko1troli wladz stanowych.
Foniswat jednsk organizaeya Ia we
wszystkiem Ia Zwisskism postepuje,
sPodziewa6 sic nalssy, 70 possara sic o
odpowiedni ,,ohartsr".
Zwiazsk Narodowy Polski wszedlszy
raz ma szerokie tory polityczne - ME
oofnie sic. Idea obrony czynnej, wsp6l
nej Europe pracy Skarbu N. P. roe
plsnila sic SLIME W Zwiazku, kt6ry we
dug ustaw dzialac ma ma korzy So ME.
podlegiosci ziem polskich " Europe
wszelkiemi srodksmi."
Jednym Z najwazniejszyoh W praoy
tel czynnikow jest bez watpisnis Skarb
N. p, ktorego Komisya Nsdzoroza ma
W Ameryoe swego reprezentanta, ozyli
komisarza. UrIsd to wazny zaszozy-
tiny, przsto sejm przysziy powinien l..
chwalic, ably piastowsi godnosc to mai
wyzszy " Zwiszku nrzednik - g}owa
iostytucyi nsszej - Cenzor. Komisya
Skarbu bez watpienia przyohylnie
przyjmie 70 deoyzye najwytszej W
Zwiszku wiadzy i kazdy cenzor Zwia-
zku bedzie zarazem komisarzem Skarbu
N. p, bedsie piastowaf siusznie vielki
ten ! odpowiedzialny urzsd. Okolios
nosci rozmaite zmusiiy obeonego redak-
tora do prryjeoia tego urredu : at do
sejmu przysziego, " tel nsdziei, zs
sejm przyssiy jednogiosnie uohwsli,
sby Cenzor Zwiazku byi zsrazem ko
misarzem Sksrbu MP. ze ,,Zgoda" pod
przyszis redakcys W mya uohwa}y sell
mu goraco szczerxe sprawe skarbu
popierac bedzie.
Sprsws Skarbu N, p. swietnie stoi;
mimo cietkie czasy wp4yws 90 missiso
sto dolsrow / wiecej.
Popisrsjmy swoich. Kupujmy u
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

Roczniea stycsniowa sic zbliaa.
czoijmy ja godnie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

Do Zwiazku wstspilo ITO nowyol
czionk0w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

Co sic dzieje re skarbem Ligi niebc
szozycyp
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

stko 90 legalne wielka laske .najduje
W oozach naszych magnat6w sprzeci
wiajaoyoh sic ozynnej praoy politycz
nej nieugodowej, ktora wedlug mich
nwarohofy" sic zsjmuja. Przeoie. ma.
gnaoi, ami .iamanego szelaga ME po.
swieoa ma t. Z. nielegalnq prsoe {. j
na obrone narodowosoi i pogwaloonyoh
przez rzady zaborc.e praw podtrzy.
mywanie ducha polskiego i s.erokiej
idei Polskiej; ma oisgle too.aoa sic
Wake bezkrwawa i,adami zaborcze.
mi; W oczaoh magnst6w to zbroduis
zakiocajaoa i'm baogi spok6j - uwla.
o.ajaca ich wiernopoddahozym uozu.
oiom.
Praoe te nazwsno nielegalnq - ale
W obliczu Boga i ludlow Jest to praos
legalna - bo nar6d ME majsoy legal
nego bytu " ooronie swej wszystko le
galnie robi.
Otoz wiec panowie msgnaci oele le
galne poPisrajacy ME powinni groszs
aatowac ma to Pozyteczna instytucye
w skisd administracyi bowiem saklsdr
sw. Kasimiersa wchodza: ksiaae Ear
Dominik Radziwili, ksiate de Bifaocia
ksietna raoi Radsiwilfow iona Domi
nika, hrabins de Monttsssuy; o.lonka
mi / czlonkiniami So: hrabia Orsetti
ksiaze pan Konstanty Radziwih, hrabi;
Tyszkiewio., hra bipa Dzaiyhska, bra
bira Orsetti, bra Dina Potocka, ksiezns
PAM Radziwiliow a, iona Konstantego
hIaoina Zamojska.
Czyz tacy magraoi ME moga pod
trsyma6 tax pieknego ,akiadu be. q
oieb a nia sic pomoo do ludu polskiegt
W Ameryce, = ktory tax skiada hoJ
ne ofiary na cele narodows; ma kt6r,
magnaoi aui centa ME dajs2 Lud pol
ski " Amsryoe ma wiels potrzeb d.
iaspokojenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

Il organu Zjednoczenia P. r. K. do
wiadujemy sic, ae organi,aoya ia liozy
ozionkow oplacajaoyoh podatek W tym
miesiaou S,5l2; wypada zatem ma pole
dyhosego osionka na posmisrtne $1.65,
ma organ 5 ot., razem $1.70.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

Popisrajmy swoich. Kupujmy
swoioh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

(Cisg dslssy na ssronis 4 ted.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31

Sprsws Skarbu N, P. swietnie stoi
mimo cietkie czasy wp&yws 90 missis
sto dolsrow | wiecej.
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temperature up for few weeks after the
rain ceases, it Will prove of inestimable
benefit.
Mr.. Leslie, formerly of Sherman coun-
ty, but who has been mining on the
bars of the Columbia near Castle Rock
most of the summer, is in the city. He
showed US the result of two days work
with small rocker, the amount being
about 81. With set of sluice boxes
properly equipped and a good head of
water, he ought to have as certain a
thing as Mckinley.
The apple crop in this section is per-
haps as poor a one as has eyer been
known here, yet our orchardists can
console themselves with the fact that
the crop in the United States Is the
largest ever known, and the prices the
lowest. Apples shipped to England
have only netted 40 cents per barrel and
they are drug in the market at 81 per
barrel. Good apples on this coast still
bring from $3.50 to 81 per box, but it is
only the freight rates that prevent inn
portation and keep the prices up.
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weather Forecast.
WAYSIDE eLEANINGs.
Random Observations and Local Events
of Lesser Magnitude.
Fresh Eastern oysters at Kirby's. 2t

Fresh Eastern oysters at Kirby's. 2t.
A small lot of sheep were shipped on
the Dalles City to the Cascades today.
Pennsylvania cast 1,191 ,91S votes at
the recent election and gave Mckinley
majority over Bryan of 301 ,606.
Marsh and Joles will give turkey
and pigeou shoot the day before Thanks
giving and on Thanksgiving day.
The Oregon Short Line will go out of
the hands of the receiver, and set up in
business for itself about Feb. 1st, 1897.
Eleven head of cattle were received by
the Columbia Packing Co. last night
from White Salmon, coming up on the
Dalles City.
The battleship Texas sank at her dock
yesterday. The accident was caused by
the giving way of valve about fourteen
feet below the water line.
The o. r. & N. Co. will sell round
trip tickets to Portland. good on train
No. z, which leaves at p. M, Wednes-
day, and Nos. and from Portland
Thursday. Fare, 81.
The action of F.. j. Collins & Co.
against Hendrichsen and wife is on trial
in the circuit court today. The suit IS
on an account stated, and about the
only question involved ls as to whether
the wife's property is liable for the debt.
The grand jury yesterday returned a
true bill against L. T. North charging
him with indecent exposure. Today
another true bill was returned, it charg-
ing one Ed Marshal with larceny from a
dwelling. Both parties had been bound
over to appear before the grand jury.
The Junior Endeavor Society of the
Christian church are preparing an en-.
tertainment for next Friday evening
the 18th inst. We understand an elab.
crate program will be rendered, and al
who attend are assured OF being wei
repaid for helping out the children
Program win be published later on. !.
The freight house on the D. P. & A
N. wharf took tumble to itself las
night. The beams>supp porting the foo
gave way beneath the Weight of abou
seventy tons of freight, breaking tn
back of the freight house and wreckini
it completely. But little damage wa
done to the freight, and today gang o
carpenters are engaged in repairing tn
damages.
This is one of the days when, accord
ing to the ancient superstition, there
a wedding in hades. The sun woul
shine just long enough to get one on
without an umbrella and then the raj
would come down as the waters did q
Lodore. 1t is surely a generous rain
and if the weather clerk will keep tn
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Appropriation for Surveys.

In conversation with the chief clerk of
the surveyor generals cffice recently,
he informed me that the regular appro-
priation for surveys in Oregon was now
available, and that while he had caused
a statement to that effect to be pub
lished, no petitions had been sent in so
far, except two from Western Oregon.
The appropriation amounts to some
thing over $13, 900 and settlers in East
ern Oregon, who reside on unsurveyed
lands and desire a survey, should at once
write to the surveyor generals office
for information and blank petitions,
which, on being properly filed out as to
township, range and sections, fractional
or otherwise, add forwarded to the sur
veyor general, will receive due attention.
Eastern Oregon has for some years re-
ceived a very small quantity of the
money expended for surveying, and
liberal circulation of this item by the
newspapers will result in fair proper
ton of the appropriation being distrib-
uted here.
WILL E. CAMPBELL, Endersby, Or.
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Lord. The proclamation in full is as
follows:
''For the manifold blessings vouchsafed
to US during the past year, it is fitting
that we, as grateful people, should
make due Acknowledgements to Almighty
God. In recognition of this duty, and
in conformity with time honored GUS
tom, and in accordance with the proc
lamation of the president of the United
States, 1, William P. Lord, governor OF
the state of Oregon, do designate and
set apart Thursday, the 26th day OF No
uember, 1895, as Thanksgiving day.
son that day I recommend that the
people abstain, as far as practicable,
from the occupations of everyday life,
and that they assemble in their usual
places of worship and offer praise and
Thanksgiving TO God for the peace and
prosperity bestowed upon US, for the
health and happiness with which he has
blessed us, and for our freedom from
pestilence and calamities. Let US also
devote the day to the enjoyment of hos
pitaIity and the strengthening of family
ties; to relieving the wants of the needy
and distressed. and the the doing oi
charitable deeds; to inspiring sentI-
ments of loyalty to our country, and re.
spect for it's laws ald the maintenance
of public order; to cultivating just re-
gard for the rights and opinions oi
others, and intoxicating sense of duty
that will lead us to fulfill as far as lies II
our power, our obligations as citizens
and individuals"
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Let Us Have Light.

The condition of this city with regard
to it's street lighting is simply disgrace
full. We do not pretend to know where
the blame lice, but we state an uhdeni-
able fact. These cloudy nights, the
blackness of Egypt would compare favor
ably with our back streets. Electric
lights may not be available, but if not.
at least the old coal oil land marks
would be great Improvement on pres
ent conditions. One might obtain his
bearings from them at least, and man
age to keep on the sidewalks part of the
time. If nothing better can be done
why not import few lightning bugs or
glow-worms, and put them in glass bot
ties on the street corners. What good
are our churches, or what benefit our
sermons, if the concentrated blackness
causes one-half our citizens to fall into
ways of profanity over suddenly
barked shin or foot plunged foot and
half into some treacherous puddle?
Why longer stumble home like lot of
helpless inebriates in the dark when a
little, just little, light would go cheer
the dreary way? Why condemn our
wives and our best girls to remain in
doors as soon as the sun goes down just
for the lack of few gallons of coal oil?
Why boast of civilization if we cannot
provide ourselves better than our pre-
decessors, the tan-colored denizens of
the ancient Wishram? They had no
treacherous sidewalks to join forces with
the darkness to a mans undoing; they
had no sardonic street crossings, lying
fair and enticing across a sea of mud ,
waiting, only waiting to dodge the too
| trustful pedestrians; their wives, wild
ows and sweethearts had no dollar a
yard, ten-yards- to-the-skirt garments
to be draggled through the mire; their
feet were bare, and Mill creek handy.
sOf what use is sidewalk that we can
not find, and crosswalS that makes a
successful sneak in the darkness? OF
what use is shoe backing, at ten cents a
box, when street full of mud, for moth
ing, rises up to overwhelm' it? OF what
benefit are thereyes of lovely and Iowa.
bic female sex, if they cannot see with
them, nor we see them?
AIO VIC SOAnS 10 put up Will Inls
all winter? Are we dumb slaves to the
lmps of darkness, blind as justice and al
uncertain of foot as old Silenus? Nay
Nayl Pauline. NitI Not on you
J lifel Are we to continue our shin
barking. mud-plunging, profanity-pro
t voking course of rayless, gloomy and un
, mitigated woe? I should smile not
We will all stay at home first. Cit,
, fathers, your children beseech you: tn,
prayers of the wet-footed and th
snuffles of the cold-bestricken appeal t.
you. All, All, demand light. Nothin
brilliant, nothing gorgeous, nothin
: gaudy, nothing that will blind tn
l vision, or send the rays of glory skywar'
8 to be wasted in the ethereal elsewhere
f No, no. Just few faint CLEANS iron
8 the street corners, stray ray or two c
d gladstone light glimmering through tn
black curtains of Stygian night.
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"For a n1ilIion."
WILL E. {

Orris Ober and her eastern company
began weeks engagement at the Vogt
Grand last night, the opening piece be-
ing ''A Race for Congress, which was
presented in a manner to win the hearty
applause of the large audience. Tonight
the play "Fer Million" will be on the
boards. and should draw large audi
ence. The prices of admission are the
lowest ever given by frst-class COM
pany in this city.
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Probably murdered for Money.

It is believed the tramp found dead at
Weston few days ago was killed the
night the Touring mills burned at that
place, Monday, October 10th. At that
time, Section Foreman Wright saw
three men around camp fire in the
hobo thicket, and heard them talking
loudly. Next morning Agent Wolf saw
a car link in the road leading to the
depot. this having doubtless been
dropped after the coupling pin was Sc
cured. Two of the men, it is thought,
murdered their companion in his sleep,
having ascertained that he possessed
money or valuables.-East Oregonian.
Take your watches, clocks and jewelry
repairing to Clark, the East End jeweler.
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Notice TO Teachers.

Notice is herby given that for the pur-
pose of making an examination for all
persons who may offer themselves as
candidates for teachers of the schools of
this county, the board of examiners
thereof will hold public examination
at The Dalles, beginning Wednesday,
November 11th, 1896, at O'Clock p. m.
Dated the End day of Nov. 1896.
@. L. GILBERT.
Superintendent
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

The annual Thanksgiving proclama-
ton was yesterday issued by Governor
Evening journal., 1896-06-17
JOHNSON MISSING.
Lert Havana saturday For Matansas. e

Left Havana Saturday FOR Matankas, Es-
Pectipg 10 1;eturn sunday.
H2vASks Juno l7.--The frianes OF Gen
srnl Bradley Johnson. who las been in
Cuba several weeks aro becoming uneasy
about him.
He left hero Saturday for Matanzas and
expected to return sunday. Tho Matanzas
train to Havana was derailed by dypa-
paite explosion. Two passengers were
lady wounded and carried to Matanzas.
General Johnson's friends have tried to
hear from him. Int without avail.
General Weylei asked General Lee what
had become of General johnson. General
Lee replied that he did not know but sup
posed he would be in Havana soon.
General Johnson s baggage was CAREFUL
" registered for Matanzas. Notwithstand-
ing the military pass from Governor Du-
bose. the officer at Matanzas examined
General .Johnson's valise.
La Discussion says Governor Duboso was
very much averse to issuing the pass and
lid not wish General johnson to visit
Matanzas. Governor Dubosc denies this
and says he win write letter of denial
10 La Discussion.
Evening journal., 1896-06-17
BRIEF TELEeRAMs.

Baroness do Valley, an aged miser and
usurer, was murdered in Paris.
An trade was issued by the porte ap-
pointing Christian governor over Zeitun.
senator Jones Of Arkansas called a con
ference OF free silver men TO be held in
Chicago on June 30.
Mrs. Minnie Neal met her husband
talking TO another woman and horsewhip-
ped him in Eastern parkway, brooklyn
Two sschooiteaehers In Westheld, N. j.,
sued for libel the principal OF tho high
school, who charged them with incompe-
tency and iinp-opretles.
George II. Dyer of San Francisco save
he has disccyored in Washington a sister
and heir Of Colonel McGlincey who, with
his family was murdered in San Jose last
May.
Milton Wells OF Elkhart. Ind, enticed
Jennie Walters into his house and shot
her through the mouth. He then threw
kerosene on her and set IL on fire, burning
her to death. jealousy was the motive OF
the crime.
The man who shot President Wyokofi
Of the Bank Of New Amsterdam In New
York and then himself died In the New
York hospital He was identified az
George H. Semple and is supposed to have
been temporarily insane. His victim Is In
q critical condition
Evening journal., 1896-06-17
Wnnt WhItner rnr nelerate.

PoUeHKEEPsIE n. Y, June Thames
v Hinkloy. chairman OF the Democyatio
tate committee, has sent the following to
William c. Whitney; "Can you not re-
onsider your determination to 60 abroad.
nd instead go as delegate at large to
iur national convention. I am not Of the
opinion that the fight for sound money Is
IS hopeless as it possibly appanrs TO you.
Ne understand that when our friends first
lsked you to go to Chicago you partially
lRreed to do so. and wetrust thas you will
lot disappoint rs. ! assure you of a unnn
mous election as delegate at large II You
will accept ard earnestly enter the fight,
which may yet he won for sound money.
senator Hill met Chairman Iilnkley at
he New York Central depot, and when
lhown a copy Of the dispatch sent TO Mr..
whitney said that he WAS in full accord
With its sentiment