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The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-03-13
CARLISLE AND THE PRESI-
DENCY.

While the goldbug papers are
booming Carlisle for President, an
outraged public are pointing the
finger of scorn at him for the mil
lions he has helped to rob the peO-
pie out OF by his bond issue, and
the methods he pursued to turn
them into Morgan's hands. 1t was
a well known fact when he and
Cleveland got up their popular loan
plan for disposing of bonds to the
amount OF 500, 100000, that there
was not that much god outstand-
ing in the hands of small investors,
and even if there had been, suth
cient time was allowed Morgan in
which to get the most of it in be-
fore the bonds were sold, in order
to give him the lions share. The
day rolled around and so did Nor
gan, and the sequel shows that he
rot all the bonds he wanted, and at
his own price. Besides this he was
given other bonds bid for by outside
parties but not called for.
Az investigating committee
would be the proper thing for Car
Isle. instead of seat in the White
House, for if he is not corrupt his
methods belle him greatly. We
would like to see the South honor
ed with the Presidency. but we do
not want TO see it dishonored by
nominating John g. Carlisle, the
bond boodler and chestnut gatherer
for the Wall street gang of robbers
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-03-13

Complete in style, fit, and quality
are our new mems shoes.
SHARPE h BsHwEl,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-03-13
For Ci!cuit Clerk.

hereby announce my candidacy tor the
Office OF Circuit Clrrk i Nj Ter County,
subject 10 the action OF the Dlm cratic
party. In m lNiny this announcement
do so with n thorough Knowledge OF tht
to the Off 20 which 5 ok, and will say tt
my fellow cillzenSt Mt II am the choc
OF the party aud am eleciei ana II eX-
perlrnc- nnI devotion TO duty will v
satisfaction, this the shall have - he
fullest extent OF my abill y 70 give.
II specially,
Al
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-03-13

Best Flour at 1920 per barrel at
7. ]. Hobgood's.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-03-13

Every loaf of bread turned out of
Kine's bakery is labelled "Kliue's
Steam Bread"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-03-13

When baby was sick, We savs her csstsrla.
When she was Child, she cried for Cascria.
When abe became Miss, 'as eunr " casswta,
Who. shs had childrs., she rave ,Ac- osseersa.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-03-13
ANNoUNoEMRNT FEES.

Election, Tuesday, April 7th, 1896.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

Ma POmnik KOsciuszki
zlozyli skladki nastepujacy
oharodawcy:
z pr.eniesienis 1896 g.
Tow. narodowe Karola Oh ,dkie-
wicsa ~ Chicago 1000
Alex. Dabrowski, Minneapolis 200
S. Kociemski, Chicago Loo
Michal Konrad, Cleveland Loo
p. J. Lewandowskis ~kolektowai
psnstws Zslewskich W SYRIA
cuse ma c~hr1cinacb:
Stanislaw Borowski 25
Stanislaw Kszex icki rs
Antoni Kopacs rs
Jan Jukajdys 10
wilhelm Bromil 10
Roman Levandowski 10
Frsncissek Celmer 10
Emilia Kszewicks 10
Jan Masta 10
Wilhelm Melcer
Zofa Kszewicks
Ludwika Zalewska
Helena Laron
Antoni Bnosowski 10
R.,em & z
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

sekr. prot. FIR. Kami6ski, sekr. St.
Wawrowski, kasyer. J. Silakowski,
marszalek. b. Kleinschmidt i w,
Tomozak opiekunowie kasy.
Wszelkie korespondencye tyozace
sic Tow. prosze adresowa6:
j. G6urczyk, sekr. prot.
Tow. Synowie Boskiej Wolnosci
or. 81 " Buffalo, N. Y. zawiadamia
wszystkich ozaonk6w, ably sic stawili ma
kwsrtalne posiedzenie, kt6re sic odbe-
die dnia IL BIN. o godz. POI do 2ej
W hall zwyklych ~posiedzeh. Kaady
c.sonek obowiazany jest stawic sic 20.
niewaz bedzie odczytane sprawozdanie
z ubieglego kwartalu. Milosc i Po-
zdrowienie. NJ. Parado,oski, sekr.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam czlon-
k6w grupy 2S1 Tow. Ks. Aug. Kor.
deokiego ma Town of Lake Nv Chicago),
IL Posiedzenie zwyOzajne odbedzie sic
dnia IL BIN. godz. u pc pol. W hall
zwyklyoh posiedzeh. Obeonosc kaade.
60 ozaonka jest poaadsna, poniewaa be-
die obierany Komitet Balowy.
Zarazem zawiadamiam, il list made.
saany cd zwiazkowego brata d, Flip
ozaks, zosta1 ma posiedzeniu odczytany
i P~rzyjety. Cz}onkowie Tow. postano-
Will dobrowolna skladka wesprze6 ME-
szozesliwego rodaka. Wieo pieniadze,
ktore sic skolektuje, beda mu ME.
zw}ocznie odes}sne. Mi{osc i Pozdro
wienie. 4. Cegielski, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
SprawOZdanie

q Biblioteki j Muzeum Nv. N. p. "a
miesiao marco 1896.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

Powo4ai Kosciuszke by przybyl wal
ozyc "a wolnosc Ameryki. Me! To ola
mas wieksza s}awa, ze Kosciuszko ME
bya wezwsny, lecz SAM, ably walczy 6
"a wolnose, jecha} przez mrzoe, by. ME
mogac sic pomsoic ma wrogaoh Ojozy.
zny swej, stanac z pomoos i oswobo.
dzi6 lud amerykadski cd ucisku angli.
k6w. Tu KosOiuszko przybyi jake
kapitan wojsk polskich, jake insynier
nsjwyaszych szka w~ojskowyoh " Eu.
ropie, a pc u~zyskania niepodlegsosci,
wraoal do swej Ojozyzny ~zasluaony,
otrzymujac n~ominacye cd Kongresu a.
merykahskiego ma generala brygadyra.
M6wca zakohozy} o smieroi Kosciuszki
i o sercu jego Muzeum mar. W Rap.
perswylu.
Panic w. L~iPczyhska i o. Ruohoih-
ska zebra}y ma Mauzoleum ola serca Ko.
soiuszki $500; pieniadze to wreozono
podkomisarzowi do odes}ania ma reoe p.
F. Jab}ohskiego.
Oboh6d zakohczony zostal spiewem
nDo piracy" przez Choir Lutnia, CO ma
zadanie publicznosci powt6rzonem 20.
stalo.
Mi}osc i ~pozdrowienie.
Jan Pasterndcki, sekr. OF ohodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
KOrespondencye.
NEWARK, N. ]. 81 marca 1896.

NEWARK, N. j. 81 marca 1896.
Niniejszem nam zaszozyt zawiado.
mic szanowna p%olonie " Newarku i o,
kolicy, IL dnia IL kwietnia rb. Tow. i'm.
K. P~ulaskiego, grupa 46, urzadza fami.
lima zabawe ma dooh6d tej.e grupy "
hall K. Puaaskiego, pod mr.. 20 S
Orange ave.. Kazdy ozlonek obowia.
zany jest stawic sic z familia o godz. Z
wiecz., pod kara % cent6w.
Rodaozki j rodaoyl bedzie to pierw.
sza zabawa pc Wielkiej nooy, sadie, il
przez post wszystkim nogi odpowied'
MO wyPooze&y, przeto ME zaniedbujoie
sPosobnosci j przyjdzoie wszyscy; zaba.
wa po1aozona zostanie z rozmaitymi
niespodziankami i prawdziwie polsk,
goscinnosoia. Kaady mile przyjety
z~ostanie. Nam wieo nadzieje, il
wszyscy do starych wiarus6w Zwiazko.
wych przybedzieoie.
Miiosc j Pozdro wienie.
alexander Ostropski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

POdziekOwanie
"a Diary z&ozone do Biblioteki Pol.
Muzeum Mar.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
Szdno,ona Reddkcyo!

INC
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Tow. Czy.
telni Polskiej Postepowej W Cleveland,
o. Przyjeto konstytucye i obrano nowy
zarzad. Dalej poniewaz artykui jeden
konstytucyi opiewa, re nCzytelnia mics
OF sic W lokalu, kt6ry ME ma mice MIC
wsp6lnego z salonem", ola tego pre-
niesiono biblioteke nasza do bali szk6l-
nej PREY Fremont ul. gdzie kazda
srode cd godz. 7-9i kazda niedziels
cd godz. 5 - z wiecz. beda wydawane
ksiazki.
Wszelkie korespondencye dotyczace
Tow. winny bye adresowane ma rece
sekretarza. Wszelkie zas przesy{ki
ksiaaek i gazet ma reoe bibliotekarza p.
st. Ma}eokiego, 1873 Hosmer st.
w imieniu Tow. skiadam serdeczne
podziekowanie tutejszemu Tow. Dram.
,,Harmonia" "a o~farowanie ksiatek W
Genie Is dol. 5 dol. gotowki, takae
by{emu gospodarzowi, u ktorego do
tyohczas miesci}a sic biblioteka nasza,
"a bezp1atne udzielanie nam swego 10.
kalu. II szacunkiem
FIR. Moczadto, sekr.
lis Weimer st. Cleveland, o.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
Echa z ObchOd6w.

Grand Rapids, 10 lutego 1896.
Pomimo, Re nasze pisma polskie tax
szeroko sic rozpisywa}y, nawo}ujao
wszystkie kolonie polskie do urzadzania
obohod6w $50. letniej rooznicy urodzin
naszego najwyaszego wodza w~olnosci
Tadeusza Kosciuszki, to jednak polonia
nasza W Grand Rapids lynn razem dose
~obojetnie zaohowala sic ME ~powo}ujac
reszty jak zwykle z uspienia, by wsp6l-
ME podaayc ma obchod rocznioy uro-
DIN naszego niesmiertelnego bohatera.
Zgromadzeni rodaoy i rodaozki nasze
ma walne zgromadzenie Oddzialu Skar-
blu, zapowiedziane ma dzieh Is lutego
W hall OBJ. Jana Lipczyhskiego, obcho
dzili obch6d urodzin nigdy niezapom-
nianego T. Kosciuszki.
OBJ. j. N. Cukierski, podkomisarz,
wstepujac ma estrada, p~owiadomi1 zgro.
madzona publicznosc, il zgromadzenie
Skarbu odbedzie sic ma dniu 20 lutego'
q dis obchodzimy wesola pamiatke
$50. letniej rocznicy urodzin wodza vol.
nosci, kt6rego nam ziemia polska gro.
dzila, by walczy} mieczem, g}owa i ser
com IA wolnosc ludu swego, a tenn vie.
oej wyprowadzi} z poddahstwa magma
teryi i szlachty naszyoh wloscian j ma
dal r6wne prawa wszystkim warstwon
narodu swego. Potem powo}al ma pre-
zydents obchodu OBJ. Jana L~ipczyfskie'
go, ma sekretarza nizej p~odpisanego
jake reprezentanci ma estrada powoia
nj zostali prezydenci r6znych towa
rzystw: OBJ. Szooifski, Nowskowski
Konwihski i Alicki.
Otworzyl obchod kwartet Tow. spie
wa Lutnia, Choir Nv u. S. p, piesni,
,,Patrz Kosciuszko ma mas z nieba".
Nastepnie ~powolano ma pierwszeg'
NOVICE OBJ. Jana Lipczyhskiego, ktor,
wyglosil dluga move, przechodzac hi
storye bohatera jak ~walczyl, czem byl
90 czynil ola kraju, jak swoj lud wiej
ski umilowal, wszelkie bitwy W ktorycI
zwyciesyi, "a CO publicznosc move,
hucznemi o~klaskami wynagrodzila.
Pc skohczonej movie, Choir Lutni'
zaintonowal ,,Piesh Kosciuszki", sto
sowna do dnia rocznicy urodzin. NJ
zadsnie publicznosci powtorzono te sa
ma piesh.
Nastepnie OBJ. j. N. Cukierski wysts
pi} z mowa, przechodzsc doklsdnie hi
ssorye pobytu Kosciuszki Ameryce
Mowcs prueczyi niektorym historyom
podajao lsgendy jakoby Washington
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
Raxem S5062.50
Leon SzOpinSki SekTetaTz finan.
565DNOble str, Chicago, Ill.
Jeszcze zdania grup 0
DOmu wv.

JOLIET, Ill. dnia % maroa 1895.
Poniewas wyczyta}em juz W kilku
numerach nZgody" Domu wv. i pc
na~jwiekszej ozesci wszystkie grupy
~wyrzek}y swoje zdania zarazem gr. 159
Tow. Tad. Kosciuszki dale votum Eau.
fania Rzadowi Centr. IL Dom Wv. ma
stanac jeszcze W lynn roku.
Mi}osc j Pozdrowienie.
J6zgf G6urczyk, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
WiadOmOsci ~zwiazkOwe.

Z~awiadamiam wszystkioh cz}on-
k6w Tow. sw. Wojoieoha, grupy 258 W
Cleveland, o. IL przyszle posiedzenie
kt6re odbedzie sic dnia IL kwietnia,
bedzie W novel hall, pm. 3441 r6g On,
tario j Huron III. ma 3im pietrze. Mi.
2osc i Pozdrowienie. 4. G~rochowski,
sekr.
- Podaje do wiadomosci ozlonkom
Tow. Synowie Korony Polskiej, or. 216
W Rochester, N. Y. 10 kwartalne po-
siedzenie odbedzie sic dnia 10 BIN. o
godz. 2ej Pc poludniu, W hall posie.
dzeh. Obecnosc kaadego oz3onka jest
konieozna, poniewaz So wa.ne sprawy
do zalatwienia. Mi}os6 i Pozdrowie-
ME. Addm Piotroacski, sekr. prot.
- Niniejszem zawiadamiam szan.
cz3ork6w or. 1872 W Filadel6i, IL przy-
szle posiedzenie odbedzie sic dnia IL
BIN. o godz. Bel po po}udniu, pm. 1920
Ridge ave. Zarazem nadmieniam, il i
Przyszle posiedzenia odbywac sic beda
W tenn samem, powyz ~wymienionem
miejscu. Milosc i Pozdrowienie. j.
Winidrski, sekr.
- Niniejszem zawiadamiam cz}on-
k6w grupy 46 Tow. i'm. Kazimierza
Pulaskiego, il posiedzenie kwartalne
odbedzie sic dnia 16 BIN. " hall IVY
k}ych posiedzeh, pm. % S. Orange av.
Kazdy czsonek jest obowiazany sic sta
vic osobiscie pod kara j uiscic sic z "a.
leglOsoi. Kazdy czlonek, kt6ry jest
winien "a diva ~cyrkularze i ma kwartal-
mem posiedzeniu sic ME uisci, bedzie
suspendowany. Milosc i Pozdrowienie.
alexander Ostrososki, sekr.
- Tow. K. Pu}askiego W La Sale,
gr. liz wybraao nastepujaca admin
straoye:
Ludwik Wojciechowski, prezes; J6.
zef Hodalski, wice-prezes; Waleryan
Go1atka, sekr. prot. i fin; Ignaoy Gill
wioe-sekr. FIR. Zwik, kasyer; Jan
Glupozyhski, Jan Kruger i Jan Krus.
wioki opiekunowie kasy; Piotr Witt
marszalek; Jan Knoll, odzwierny; Szcze.
pan Zientek, ohorazy.
- Niniejszem zawiadamiam czlon-
kow Tow. Choragiew Polsks or. 81 W
S. Brookly ME, il posiedzenie odbedzie
sic dnia ID kwietnia, o godz. y wieoz.
W hall zwykiych p~osiedzeh. Uprasza
sic ws~zystkioh czlonk6w tego tow. @
przybycie, gdya So wasne sprawy do
zalatwienia. Nieobecnosc podpada ka.
RE 25 oentow.
Zaprasza sic take wszystkich tych,
kt6rzy ale naleza do Zwiazku, a maja
zamiar do niego wstapic, pm. 657b-s
ave. poki cena wstepnego Jest ~jeszcze
niska. Miiosc i Pozdrowienie. j
Szymafski, sekr. prot.
- Z~awiadamism cz}onkow or. 13C
W East Saginaw, Mich. re przedroczne
posiedzenie odbedzie sic IL b. m. Kaz.
dy czionek winien sic stawic, pod kars
pod}ug konstytucyi, poniewaz bedzie
obierany nowy zarzad ma rok nastepny
Przytem beda obrady co do urzadzanis
obchodu 3go Maja ! $50 rocznicy uro.
DIN Tadeusza Kosoiuszki. TAX same
many wiele nowych czlonkow dc
przyjmowanis; grups 100 rosnie i "
krotce dojdzie do stu czionk6w. Mi
lose j Pozdrowienie. FIR. Mordec, sekr
prot.
- Ma posiedzeniu rocznem Tow
Uianow pod op. sw. Krzyzs, odbyten
W dniu 8 maroa rb. nova administra
eva zsjeia W miejsca, " skiad ktore,
wchOdza: A. Mrozek, prezes; F. Roz
J ga, wice-przezes. Jozef Gburczyk
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

ID Towsrsystws Pol. Lit. Drama
tycsnego hr. Freddy. W St.Louis,
Mo. (kolekta Cd c.lcnk6w) $50
z pnedstawienia Tow. Pol. Lit. ORA
matycsuego br. Freddy " st.
Louis, Nc. csesc dochodu 500
Cd Tow. Sokol6w polskich " South
Bend, Ind. 200
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

Psnom L. Szymahskiemu "a 3 none.
ty miedzisne. p. Gaokowskiemu "a l
broszurke. B. Kwiatkowskiemu "a 3
bros.ury. L. Konopihskiemu "a 20
fotograhi i 4 albumy. ]. Piatkiewiozo-
WI IA l monete. Panu N. N. "a l mo-
nete i palasz, skladam W imieniu BIZ
blioteki Muzeum serdeozne staropol.
skie bog zapla6".
j. Rosinski, bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
POkwitOwanie.

Niniejszem kwituje z odbioru 5000
t. j. sunny posmiertnej, przypadajaoe,
mi pc &. p. jamie Nuskowskim, b. ozlon.
ku grupy 119 Zwiazku Mar. Pol. Prey
tel sposobnosci poczuwam sic do obo.
wiazku polecic polskiemu ogo}owi
Zwiazek Nsrodowy Polski jake organi.
zacye Observation-Disclosures Ktora o.
tscza Prawdziwie ojcowska opieka wdo
wy j sieroty, pozostaie pc ozlonkacl
Zwiazku.
Teodorya Nuskouska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

Ia kaucya 2
Darowano do Biblioteki ksiazek 9
Fotografi %
Album6w 4
Monet :
Palaszy l
CHICAGO, dnis 2 kwietnia 1895 T.
u. ROsifiski, bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

Utytkowslo ksiazki do ozyts-
mia os6b 1913
u czytelni korzysta}o osob 135
Bibliotekei Muzeum zwiedzi}o
osob 33
Ksiazek by}o czytanycb 2.032
Poreczeh przyjeto prywatnych IL
towarzystw 8
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-03-14

FRS stopped free by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. Motifs after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and so trial bot
Gle free. Or Kline, 9sl Arch st., Phila.. Pa.
/ KNOW no such thing as genius; 1t is
nothing but labor and diligence. -Hogarth
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-03-14

I Ts1 =; e. 49,, q v Ps e, sS:ss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-20
A TRANSvAAL MINE.

Of the gold producing countries with
yearly output of nearly 81, 100000. In
1898 the United States produced $780,
$50, 600 in gold.
Last year Australia held second place
as gold country because of the remark
able find Of gold in the Coolgardie dis
trict. South Africa stood third in 1894,
but next year will undoubtedly rank
first.
The gold output of the Transvaal is
all due to the fact that by the next proc
esses of mining the low grade ores
which these mines produce can be treat
ed with profit A forty-niner with his
pick, shovel and cradle could not earn
his salt in the Witwatersrand today. If
he had struck such poor dirt in his early
prospecting days in California, he would
have turned from it in disgust. He
would have had to shovel ton of crush
ed rock into his sieve and when it was
all washed out he would have found less
than half an ounce of gold, or about $40
worth.
The South African miner Of today re-
quires a capital of many thousands of
dollars before he can begin work at all.
He mU@t.build big buildings, fitted with
expensive machinery.
The ordinary method of gold mining
which was in use up to a few years ago
was to crush the ore to fine powder
and run this over amalgam plates of
quicksilver. The gold was precipitated
on the plates and afterward scraped off.
But by this means only about half the
gold was saved. The rest went off in a
kind of slime called "tailings. -
Just here the cyanide process begins.
The ''tailings" are gathered up and put
in a great vat containing weak solu-
tion of cyanide of potassium. This
chemical has peculiar affinity for gold
and takes it up just as water does sugar.
The gold laden liquid is then run
through a filter made Of zinc filings.
This precipitates the gold. which is aft
erwarS washed of with clear water.
Without cyanide the South African gold
fields would be practically worthless.
But besides this improved process all
supplies which are used by miners are
much cheaper now than in the days
when the gold fever was at its height in
this country. Giant powder, which used
to sell at 81 pound, is now delivered
at the mines at 2 and IA cents a pound.
Other mining necessities are cheaper in
like proportion, SO that mines which
HC1O OACO aDdAOOuOO as having run Jul
can now be worked.
The increase in the worlds output Of
gold for the last five years has averaged
IL per cent for each year. If the rate of
increase for the next five years is only
10 per cent, still the total for 1900 will
be the stupendous amount of $500. 600, :
| 600. With this great quantity of gold
being poured out every year we may lock
forward to a deluge OF gold. 1t is not an
alarming prospect. G. J. BOwDEN.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-20

SINCE il has been determined, if posi-
Bile, to make John G. Carlisle the Demo-
cratic candidate for the presidency, the
secretary of the treasury has undertaken
a explain away the fact that in 1898 he
refused to pay out silver in exchange for
other forms of currency when it was de-
manded. His explanation is found in
letter addressed to Josiah Patterson of
Tennessee in answer to questions pro-
founded by that gentleman regarding
the circumstance. As Josiah Patterson
Is an Incorporating goldbug and
dOesn't care a straw if Mr.. Carlisle should
never pay out any silver for any purpose
whatever, it is evident that the CORES
pondence was gotten up for the purpose
of getting the matter before the public.
While the secretary does not say so in SO
many words, he leaves the inference that
the currency presented for redemption in
silver was greenbaeks. The excuse
which he offers is that there was no
coined silver in the treasury which was
not covered by outstanding silver certif-
icatss aud Sherman notes. He neglects
TO call attention to the fact that the rea =
son for this scarcity of silver dollars was
that their coinage had been stopped If
there were no available silver dollars why
didn't he coia some. There was an
abundance of bullion on hand. The
mints could probably have kept up with
the demand The Carlisle theory, when
carried to its logical conclusion would
necessitate having in the treasury at all
times an amount of coined silver equal
to all the silver certificates and Sherman
notes outstanding and also an amount of
coined gold equal to all the paper cur
rency of every kind. Mr.. Carlisle's sx-
PLANTATION is too fimsy. 1t will not de-
caiYe aav bodv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-20
NEWSPAPERS AND ORGANS.

There are SO many organs in Kansas
disguised under a newspaper name that
some readers seem to have been educated
80 prefer an organ. You can't get the
real facts and the real news of the city,
the state and the country in an organ.
You must read a nelo5pApsr for the nesos.
The 6TATE JOURNAL is a nstsspaper and
not an organ of any man, cause or party.
News is generally and naturally fav-
orable or against some politician, prin-
cipIe or measure-sometimes advancing,
sometimes opposing. The publication
of such raeIos does not prove that news
paper favors or opposes the man or
principle affected-it simply lays the
cold facts before the reader aud gives
him what he is supposed to buy paper
for, the real truth-not biased, CARRIED
or suppressed account of events.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-20
KANSAS BOYS IN BUFF ALO.

Robert KimbaII aud Richard Brown
of Manhattan. Arrested i'm BuTAl o.
BUFFALO, March 20.-Robert Kimball
and Richard Brown, aged 10 and IA
years respectfully. sons of prominent
citizens of Manhattan, Riley county,
Kan, were arrested in the Erie depot
here as they were about to purchase tick
cts for New York.
Their actions attracted the attention of
the depot police, who suspected they
were two runaways. At police head
quarters the boys told their story. Kim
BALLS father is lawyer, and on Tuesday
last he stole 500 from his father, and
with his chum, Brown, started east
They made rapid progress until they
reached this city. kilograms have been
sent their parents announcing their ar
rast
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-20
THE SUPPLY OF GOLD.
Enormous Increase in the Productive
ness of Foreign Fields.
A DELUGE OF GOLD IN PROSPECT

The Output for the Year 1895 Breaks
All Records.
It may be some consolation to UncIe
Sam to reject that although he has not
q very Arm grip on what little gold John
Bull has left him the supply is all the
time increasing. IL it were Diminishing
he might well leok with alarm on every
steamer that sails for Europe gold laden.
The gold famine, which a few years
ago was confidently predicted, is now an
improbability. a veritable deluge of
gold is what is proml Eed.
In 1895 the worlds production Of gold
was the greatest since the mining Of the
yellow metal was begun. From the
bowels of the earth was taken gold TO
the value Of $ses, 900, geo. In 1885 only
SO, oe0, 600 worth of gold was mined.
Last years production was greater than
in the famous Comstook days and great
or by a dozen times than that of any
year down to the discovery of gold in
California.
Rutherford Harris, who recently went
to London to champion Cecil Rhodes
cause. says that the South African gold
fields are already producing $40. 900, 600
in gold annually and that by the end OF
NSOR
levels will increase this output to the
enormous sum of 500, Geo, 900 a year.
This rate, he thinks, will be maintained
for 80 or 40 years after it is reached.
He says the Transvaal will furnish in
tha near future nearly two-thirds of all
the gold mined in the world.
But perhaps he has reckoned without
taking into account the wonderful de-
velopments of the Cripple Greek district.
where the ground is said to be fairly
reeking with gold.
1t is not SO much the discovery of new
go1dfelds, however, to which this in
creased production is due as to tbs dis
coveriss of science. By the new methods
of mining which are now in use ore
which would formerly have been thrown
away as useless is now made to yield up
its precious metal and is mined at
profit. Science has made the Crossings
of the Randi worth the crushing.
In three sections of the world has
there been great increase in the out
put. The activity in the Colorado mines
in 1894 put the United States at the head
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-20
MARGARIrA FOR SALE.
A. J. DrexeI's Handsome Craft il
Placed Onzthe Market.

A. J.. DrexeI's Handsome Craft is
Placed Onythe Market.
NEW YORK, MARCH 20.-Ihe sea-going
yacht Margarita, owned by Al. Drexel, is
for sale. .
The Margarita is steel vessel, built in
1889 equipped in the most modern and
elaborate manner. The Accommodations
consist of two deck cabins, large and
magnifcently decorated dining saloon,
eleven staterooms and four bath rooms
The dining saloon contains modern ma
rine piano and an organ. Each state
room and bath room is supplied with
hot and cold, fresh and salt water.
TIE dining room is finished in white
and gold, with upholstery and decora-
tions of handsome brocsded silk. The
yacht ia lighted throughout by electric
ity and the cabin quarters are supplied
with electric fans, one being ingeniously
placed at the foot of each berth.