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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16
Uczczenie pamieci Lenartowicza
We FlOrencyi.

Dnia 70 lutego o godz. 1lej przed
pofudniem odby}a sic we Florenoyi u
roczystosc odsloniecia popiersia Lenar-
towioza (popiersie W bronzie, umiesz-
czone W niszy) i pamiatkowej tablioy
marmurowej, wmurowanej mad brama
domu, W kt6rym mieszka} Lenartowioz.
Ma tablicy znajduje sic napis: ,,Teofil
Lenartowioz - Polak - znakomity
poeta i rzezbiarz - wygnaniec "a VOL
nose kochai W}oohy jak druga Oh
ozyzne mieszka} tn wiele lat - umar{
3 lutego 1888" w uroczystosoi udzial
wzieli; prezydent miasta Torrigniani;
czionkowie komitetu uroczystosoiowe-
60: margr. Uguecione, prof. Levantini-
Pieroni, hr. Dzieduszycki, Lewicki, Ia.
wiejski rzezbiarz, tworca popiersia; -
wioe-Prezes Koia artystyoznego Gui-
dotti, Tonasz Salvini, Izydor Del Lun.
go, senator Nobili, br. Podesta, profe-
sorowie Muzzoni, Aimo, Laninio, Fran
chetti, Zardo, malarze Signorini Fabri
wielu innych artyst6w literatow.
Przy odsionieciu pomnika przemowia
prof. Levantini- Pieroni. Zakofczenie
mowy jego brzmialo syczeniem, ably
sic urzeczywistniiy najdrozsze Lenarto-
wiczs marzenia, tyozace sic Polski.
Prezes miasta przemowienie swoje Ia
kohczyi okrzykiem: viva PItalisi
Viva la Polonial Przemowienie to pu.
blicznosc entuzyastycznemi przyjela O.
klsskami. Wszystkie dzienniki flo-
rentskie zamiesci}y uroozystosoi tel
pelne sympathy dla Polski sprswozda-
mia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16

zas sfczegolnie przeciwko p. Jerzma.
nowskiemu. ktory oglosil, ae jacys Ii.
twin wilma pr.yslali ma skarb rap
perswylski " T. 1895 $31S.23 zda.
MEM zas autora, litwin6w W Whine ME
ma q pieniadze zas da} sam p. Jerzma.
nawski tylko dla zacheoenia htwin6w
do skladek sfrabykowal Gale to klam-
stwo. Juz cd dawna spostrzeglismy,
ae redaktor IN. Cad" wszed} W jakis
labirynt bez wyjscia, tax pod wzglsdem
oceny faktow ayciowych. jak pogla-
dow teoretycznych. Jest to wlasnie
smutny rezultat szowinizmu litewskie-
60, ktory odoina czaowieka, chociaaby
natury rzeczy zdolnsgo cd wszelkich
wplyw6w inteligentnych. Pomieszalo
sic wjego glowie wszystko razem: teo-
rya Larodowoscio~s, socyal. demokra-
tyczna, anarchistyczna, moralnosc i ME.
moralnosc, uczciwosc W polityoe nieu-
ozciwosc - wszystko razem! Mniejsza
to, ze niekt6re z tych teoryi So wprost
sprzeozne innemi: tax ma prz., ze Sol
sle trzymsnie sic narodowosci wykluozy
kosmopolityzm, albo nienawisc wzgle.
dem polakow ME prowadzi wcale ,,do
braterstwa ludlow, odwaga i smia}osc
W trzymaniu sic swoich wlasnych pre-
konah ME zgadza sic taktyka jakiegos
Degajsma W polityoe! TAX i artyku}.
o kt6rym mowimy przedstawia jakss
dziwna galimacye. Ma przyklad co do
skarbu rapperswylskiego, to widoozns
jest nieznajomosc jego zasad oelow.
Kazdy chyba aatwosOia przyzna, ae
nsr6d daaacy do odzyskania polityoznej
swobody musi dbac potrzebne ma to
srodki materjalne. w zasadzie wiec
niemotna mice mic przeciwko skarbowi
rapperswylskiemu. Co do twierdzenia,
se skarb raPperswylski utrzymuje glow
ME szlachta, to Jest to kompletnem
klamstwem. Zbiera sic on istotnie
groszowych skiadek biednych studen.
tow ME majacych zadnych szlacheckich
fanaberyi, albo re sk}adek polsko.
robotnik6w i drobnych
przemys&owcow. Przynajmniej mai.
wieksza czesc skarbu rappersw. powsta.
Ia tych zrode}, a ME innych szla-
checkich - jskich nasz autor wspo-
nina. Te ciag}e fechtowanie ma prawo
pa lewo wyrazem szlachta, przypomi.
Da taktyke moskiewskicb organ6w, kto.
ryoh celem jest szczwanie jednej klasy
narodu polskiego ma druga.
Rada pNauja Gadyne", aeby polsoy
mysleli raczej o odbudowaniu ojczyzny
"a pomoca rewolucyi, a ME wojny, po.
ohodzi tez nieswiadomosci historyi
polskiego ruchu rewolucyjnego.
Cd Sligo roku ufane W Polsce glow.
ME W rewolucye spoleczna. Idea ia do
takiego stopnia przenikis narod polski,
be onego czasu Ksrol Marx utrzymywal
be kazdy polak jest rewoluoyonista z
nstnry swojej. Obecne oozekiwsnie
wojny jest pewna reskcya ma owe ocze.
kiwanie rewolucyi. Jednskze sksrb
raPperswylski ME opiera swojego bytu
wyiscznie na tel idei. Przeoiwnie slu.
BY on ju. obecnie do zorganizowania o.
poru nsrodowosciowego, | gdyby litwi.
ni posiadali juz obecnie podobns. insty-
tucye dls swoich oel6w, posautysoby |
i'm TO bez por6wnania wieoej niz wszel. ]
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16
NOtatki.
ROk Is.

Wydziai Wykonawczy Zwiazku Wy.
ohodztwa Polskiego rozesla} do wszyst.
kioh Podkomisarzy Skarbu po 25 eg.
zemplarzy broszury Iii. Skarb Naro-
dowy', zawierajaoej sprawozdanie Skar.
bu do dnia "a lutego 1895 r. Podko-
misarze broszury te rozdac beda laska-
wi swolennikom Skarbu. Ze sprawo-
zdania dowiadujemy sic, ae oalkowita
suma zioaonych pieniedzy ma rzecz
Skarbu wynosi fr. 144.984. Skarb W
tym roku przekroczy sumo 100000.
Cora Skarb " Rapperswylul
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16

tyi dworskiej, powstaje i szerzy
sic ruch ludowy.
w Galicyi, jak to wszystkim
czytelnikom naszym wiadomo,
ruch ludowy stale sic silnym i
wybrano nawet do sejmu pos}6w
tejze partyi. We Wiedniu zas
zajmuja sic przewaznie reforma
wyborcza. Komisya wyborcza
odrzuci}a uchwa}e Kola, dotycza-
ca pomnozenia liczby mandat6w
W Galicyi. Gdyby jednak Kolo
zazada}o pomnozenia wog6le
mandat6w piatej kuryi - lepiej-
by by}o i dla Galicyi.
Wniosek komisyi W izbie ME
przejdzie - chyba ze kolo pol
skie stanowczo oswiadczy, ze "a
da wiekszej ilosci mandat6w ze
w przeciwnym razie "a proje.
ktem g}osowac ME bedzie.
Przyjdzie tez czas, gdzie do Ra.
dy pahstwa wprowadzeni beda
pos}owie, ktorzy ME beda slepo
ulegali wiekszosci.
Teraz jest tylko jeden taxi
cz}onek W osobie czcigodnego DIR.
Lewakewskiego. To ter posta.
nowiono cd dawna wykluczyc
go z Ko}a bez wzgledu ma to W
jaki spos6b pod jakimi pozora,
mi - chociazby nielegalnie. 1
kiedy antisemici W Radzie pan.
stwa zainterpelowali dla czego
wiece ludowe rozwiazywano -
Ko}o giosowa}o przeciw nag}osci
wniosku - DIR. L. "a nag}oscia.
Wtedy nieprzychylni DIR. L..
cz}onkowie Ko}a natychmiast
zwo}ali posiedzenie, przybylo
dwudziestu kilku i wykluczono
DIR. L. z Ko}a, "a zerwanie soli-
darnosci - postarano sic, aby
o tenn postancwieniu Ko}a dzien.
niki niemieckie - szeroko OBJ.
szernie sic rozpisywaly. Okaza.
10 sic, ze klika W Kole pogwalci.
Ia reguly gdyz poslowie wtedy
tylko 50 zobowiazani solidarnie
g}osowac - jezeli zapadnie u.
chwala ma posiedzeniu Ko}a.
Kiedy wiesc ia rozeszla sic i kie.
dy znalezli sic uczciwi pos}owie,
ktorzy przeciw takiemu postepo.
waniu wystapili dano znac dr.. L.,
ze moze znowu do Ko}a wstapic
i re pewnoscia przyjety be.
die. DR.. L. naturalnie odrzucif
taxa propozycye.
o ostatecznem rozstrzygnieciu
tel sprawy, zawiadomimy czytel.
nik6w naszych = cd czasu do
czasu pisac bedziemy o poslach
naszych W Berlinie i W Wiedniu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16
Drukarnia ekspedycya: 574 Noble Str. Chicago, Ill.

Ne uJsosnle na polakOw. Juz samo
istnienie skarbu rapperswylskiego wiele
znaozy dla narodu budzac ideje, ae
istnieje jakis centr obrony narodowej.
Przechodzao dalej do kwestyi Iitew.
skiej, musimy zwr6oic uwage IN. G.,
1e wyrzadza litewskiemu narodowi,
iscie niedzwiedzia pr.ysauge, utrzymu-
jao, ae jus W Whine ME ma litwin6w.
To. to litwini - litwina, utrzymujace-
go cos podobnego, ukamienowac po-
winni! Gaia ia masa narodu, zyjaoego
W Whine wilehskiej gubernii, mqjq
cego sie6ie "a lit,oin6,o interesujacego
sic sprawami litewskiemi, przedstawia
TAXA size, kt6ra najwiekszy nar6d ME
pogardzi. Coz juz dopiero m6wic o
niewielkiem stosunkowo plemieniu Ii
tewskism, kt6re dobrowolnie mialoby
odrzucic cd siebie wieksza czesc swoich
wsp6@braci! 2 ta gubernija Wilehska
to rzeosywiscie dziwna sprawa! Moska.
lie m6wia, ze tam niema polak6w, a
litwin IN. Gad.", ze tam niema htwi-
now. Kt6z wieo tam jest nakoniec,
chyba ME moskale?!
Jest to jedno tych powiklah W
jakich sic placze szowinizm wlosciah-
sko- litewski, ,niechcacy uwaaac "a swoioh
nikogo opr6cz w}oscian litwin6w, mo.
wiaovch po litewsku
Teorya ia jest istotnym dziwolagiem,
wylegfym poplatania kwestyi narodo-
wosciowej walka ekonomiczna. Ia.
den ruch narodowosoiowy ME mo1e
podniecac jednej klasy spo}eoznej ma
druga i wykluczae ca}ych warstw naro-
du, bo przez to samo zubozy narodo-
wosc, szkodzi wiec wiasnej sprawie Ia
miast ja ropiera6. Idea zas walki kla-
sowej, jest idea ozysto kosmopolitycz-
ns, podobnie jak idea chrystyanizmu,
ktora niema ami roznioy ras, ami narodo-
wosci. Jest wprawdzie srodek poiscze-
mia tych idei jak we wszystkich zreszta
krajaoh robia narodowcy-soc
srodek ten polega ma tenn, aAeby dba-
jac przedewszystkiem, interesa naro.
dowosciowe t. j. utrzymanie narodu
jako integralnej jednostki, uwzgled-
MAC popierac przedewszystkiem in
teresa klas pracujacych. To znaczy da-
zyc do utrzymania narodu jako ca}osoi,
a zarazem do zreformowania go wewne.
trznis. Nigdy zas nigdzie " imie ma
rodowosci ME odrzucsno narodu ca
iych klas wspo3braci.
Teraz jeszoze siowko CO do zarzutu
klamstwa zrobionego panu Jerzmanow
skiemu. Bronic p. j. ME nam zamiaru.
DO jeteli on zechoe, to sam sic obroni.
Chodzi nam tylko taktyke polityczna
tax czesto uzywana przez IN. Cad"
Pracownicy ma niwie rewolucyjnej tax
W Rosy, jak | W Polsoe cd dawna ju.
przekonali sic, ze pewna uczoiwosc W
polityce jest rzeoza niezbedna, gdyz
naczej nawet wszelaks organizscya |
W Ionic partyi stale sic
Piszacego To slowa jsko litwins boil |
niewymownie, ze postepowsi itwini ME |
nlegli tel zmianie. Przez to wprowa.
liza sic takie zdemoralizowanie W szere-
yach intelligent6w litewskioh, ,kt6re z je.
1nej strony ponita ich " oczach innyoh |
drugiej zas uniemoAliwia |
dziaialnosc ludziom uczoi.
wynn. Zmogus.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16

Sekrstdrze gr'qo przy raportach nie-
'siecznych po,oinni koniecznie zaSqczat
karty podr6zne, ma Daocy kt6rych prz1j-
nujq cztonk6to z innych grup. Przs
odsuspendowaniu czSonk6so, sekretarz
grupy pooinien zapsze zaznaczat przez
jak dtugi czas czfonek 6W s,@pendo-
iodnypa. - SEKRKTARz JENsRALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16

W ubiegay poniedzia3ek przybyli do
Chicago oczekiwani profesorowie DR..
Siemiradaki i prof. Kurcyusz. Po od-
byciu przedwstepnych przygotowah
Wydziaf Oswiaty otworzy W krotkim
czasle kursa praca ma polu oswiaty
pojdzie dalej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16

Cenzor Zwiazku Mar. Pol. OBJ. T. M.
Helihski przybedzie do Chicago W dru-
giej polowie kwietnia.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11
STOCKTON DIRECTORS ACT
Suit to Be Brought Without
Delay Against Major Orrs
BondSmen.
The Asylum Board Directs Tart
Letter to Attorney.General
Fitzgerald.

STOCKTON, CAL, March 10.-The di-
rectors of the State Insane Asylum are evil
IDENTIFY becoming tired of the comment on
the boards failure to collect the amount of
ex-Treasurer Orr's shortage from his
bondsmen, and at to-day's meeting there
was some very plain talking in regard to
the matter. The original amount of Orr's
shortage was about 200, and this has
been cut down considerably by revision
of the figures, but the bondsmen are still
liable for considerable sum.
Director McDougaid stated that he had
had conversation with the Attorney-Gen-
eral. in which the latter said that the only
official cognizance he had of the matter
was through a conversation between Gov
ernor Budd, Director Steffans and himself.
Yesterday Steffans had a conference
with Attorney Louttit to see if something
could not be done to hasten the bringing
of the suit for the recovery of the money
misappropriated by Major Orr, and at the
request Of the director Attorney Louttit
prepared rather tart letter to the Attor-
ney- General, asking him to hasten matters
somewhat. This letter was submitted to
the directors this afternoon for their ap-
proval. They believe it will have the effect
of causing the eAttorney-General to author.
ize Attorney Louttit to proceed against
Major Orr's bondsmen. Ii this authority
is given, there will be no delay about COM
menclng the suit.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11
SAN JOSE NOT ALARMED
The Solvency of the Commercial
and Savings Bank Is
Conceded.
Directors Favor an Increase Of Capt.
tai Stock and Resumption of
Business.

SAN JOSE, CAL, March 10.-There was
no excitement here to-day over the sus-
pension of the Commercial and Savings
Bank. As stated in THE CALL the assets
about double the liabilities and there is a
feeling of confidence on the part of the de-
positors. 1t is now probable that the bank
will resume business much earlier than
was at first expected and that the capital
stock will be increased $20C, 900.
There was an informal meeting of the
directors of the bank this afternoon at
which, after an examination OF the secu-
rites, it was the unanimous expression
that business should be resumed with as
little delay as possible and at the same
time that the capital stock be increased
5000, 900. No formal action was taken
owing to the absence of one of the
directors, but meeting of the full board
will be held tomorrow and the matter will
be regularly acted upon. At this meeting
also the list of securities as made by Com
missioner Kilburn and Secretary Duns-
more will be submitted. This list shows
the bank to be as sound as indicated in the
reports heretofore published.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11
CARSON MINT SHORTAGE,
Inspector Mason Testifes That
He Believes Other Bogus
MeltS Were Made.
Mutilation of the Records Prevents
the Tracing of Other Spu.
rious Bars.

CARSON, New, March 10.-The main
testimony to-day in the John 7. Jones
trial for stealing bullion was that given by
Inspector Andrew Mason. He said that
independent of the bogus melt, the books
in 1898 showed a shortage in the melter
and refiner's department. The operation
of making the spurious bar could have
been done only by the melter and retiDer
or his assistant. If the meter left it to his
assistant, then he was the one who did the
work. Other melts beside the Bodie melt
were bogus. He was not able to trace
them, as the leaves of the record. book had
been torn out. The book showed short
age independent of the bogus bar.
Mason had traced melt IA, the one
which, the prosecution claims, was used
10 cover up the making of the bogus melt.
The records purport to show that settle
ment melt IA of 1898 was first assayed
on June A. 1894, and afterward melted on
June "a.
"In tracing that melt" said Mason, II
became convinced from something queer
and irregular that it had some connection
with the bogus melt"
The witness swore that when the melt
was prepared for settlement, June Ia, 1894,
it was accepted by the superintendent and
assayer. 1t was correct and ready for the
examiner. Yet on June "a cupellation
buttons were again sent up to the assayer
purporting to have come from the same
melt. He did not believe No. IA was re-
melted at all. Had it been remelted the
second button would have been higher in
fineness. The false report was sent to the
assaver by the melter and retiner to cover
up the real work of making the bogus
melt to cover previous dishonest work.
Have you any interest, personal or
political, in seeing this defendant con-
victed ?' JASON was asked.
Leave out personal and POLITICAL" said
the Judge.
Mason answered mo, SIR
Mason will probably be on the stand for
two days and some startling revelations
are eXDtcted
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11
UPON A BROAD PLATFORM.
Ho,g Allison WflI Be Upheld by Iosra
ReptlbIicans.

Republicans.
DES MONIES, Iowa, March 10-At IL
o'clock tomorrow morning the Republi-
can State Convention TO name delegates to
the National Convention will be called to
order in this city. Congressman j. P.
Dolliver will be temporary chairman. The
convention will name four delegates at
large and twenty-five district delegates
from the eleven districts. The delegates
at-large, according to the slate, will be
Senator Gear, Congressman Henderson and
Hepburn and j. S. Clarkson. But tonight
has developed hard fight against Clark
son and it is barely possible he will be de-
feated. The fight, however, is aimed more
at his defeat for mem Der of the National
Committee than for delegate.
The member of the National Committe ee
will be chosen at ST. Louis, but the in
fiuences brought to bear here will deter
mine the selection there. The delegates
are nearly all in ard enthusiasm for Alli-
son is high. The delegation will be in
structed for him for President and the
platform will be written with the view to
his standing on it before the Nation.
Jacob Rich of Dubuque, Allison's home
manager, came here with the outline of a
platform, but it will probably not be
adopted. 1t was of broad scope and in its
place the plan is to adopt a general resolu-
ton calling attention to Allison's public
record as the best platform on which a can
didate could stand. This will dodge the en-
barrassment of a declaration on the cur
rency question, which was the serious
weakness of the Rich resolution.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11
SAN BERNAKDINO RoW.

Il Bank to BE Sued Because 1t Refused
Siiuer ia Payment for a Draft.
SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, March TO-
Lewis Jacobs, manager Of the Bank of San
Bernardino. evidently has no use for
American silver dollars in unlimited guam
tity. A few days ago he refused to accept
600 of them on draft drawn on J. S.
Purdy, a cattle-dealer of this city. Mr.
Purdy went to the bank and rendered
Jacobs the face value of the draft in silver
dollars, but met with refusal and the
draft was returned to the Arizona Bank,
whence it came protested. 1t again came
to Mr.. Purdy through another bank, burt
he refused to pay the costs OF the protest
brought about by Manager Jacobs refusing
to accept the silver.
Purdy says he will sue the bank for dam.
ages, as he claims it has injured his credit
considerably by its action.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11

members, Adams, Baird and Poor, should
vote for Senator. These voted for Bowie,
Blackburn and Petit. All the other MEM
called. The president announced that no
quorum had voted and the session ad-
journed until noon tomorrow.
The Republicans were very much sur
prised this afternoon by the announce
ment that w. G. Dunlap had Withdrawn
from the contest for NJ. Kaufman's seat IN
the Legislature. If Kaufman had peen
turned out the Republicans could nave
elected a Senator with the vote OF one
Populist Now they will have to have the
vote of both of them. 1t makes the elec-
tion of a Senator impossible, because ho-
rington will continue to vote for Black
burn.
At midnight everything indicates that
there is trouble ahead tomorrow III the
Joint Assembly. st. John Boyle, Repuo'
lican nominee for Senator. ana MS man
ayers were in caucus with Speaker blan'
ford and large number OF the hepuoIl-
can members of the House until nearly
midnight. and it was decided to push the
contest against Representative Kaufman
Cd as though Dunlap had filed no letter
of withdrawal. The Republicans claim
thew will vote as a unit and, having a
majority in the House, Will unseat kauf-
man before the joint ballot for Senator to-
morrow Both sides are getting ready for
the fight in earnest and sensational devel-
onments are looked for in the contest
when the joint Assembly convenes at
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11
RENOMINATED ITS TICK EFT.
The Rhode Ist1nd Convention Also
Adopted n Strong Platform.

adopted Strong Platform.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 10.-The
Republican State Convention held here
to-day renominated its entire ticket of last
year.
The pla torn declares it's renewed ale
glance to those great principles expressed
in the last National Republican platform !;
favors such restrictions upon immigration
as will more effectually prevent the land
ing upon American shores of the ignorant
pauper and criminal classes of foreign ma
tions, in the education at the public ex-
pense of the citizens OF the future and in
the fullest development of our unequaled
resources; rejoices in the awakening
throughout the land of the sense of pa
triotism and National pride, and approves
OF the recent acts of Republican Congress
to increase the strength and efficiency of
the naval and military forces of the coun-
try; STANDS unalterabIy opposed to appro-
priations for sectarian schools and to all
efforts to diminish or render less potent
the beneficial influences of our system of
public education.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11
Ell DORADO,S AWAK ENlNG.
Placerritle Citizens Organize League
of Progress.

Placerrille Citizens Organize a League
of Progress.
PLACERVILLE. CAL, March 10.-Rep-
resentative citizens gsthered last night as
a result of the Daily Nuggets agitation
and formed League OF Progress. The
business men were out in force. Three
scores of names were enrolled.
Rip Van Wrinkle Ell Dorado with its
great mining resources has at last
awakened. THE CALL was the first to
labor for the advancement of this great
industry, beginning it's work nearly year
ago; through THE CALL representative
efforts the daily paper project for Placer
vile was brought from phantom to a
reality, and through this Daily Nugget the
League of Progress has come. The foot
iiiIl city of the Sierras is taking on new
life.
The officers chosen last night were
Hon. Charles A. Swissler president; Max
Mierson, vice-president; County Clerk
Bosquit secretary; ]. G. O'Donnell,
treasurer; r. V. Robertson, editor of the
Nugget, promoter of the leagues interest
generally. The object Of the organization
is to advance Placervilie's interests with
out any effort to boom, but in a conserva-
tive manner; to bring people to action in
their city's behalf, and to place before out
side observation the possibilities of the
whilom empire county Of California.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-11
TESTIFIES FOR LOWRY.
Ee- Clerk Ward Says Hts Deputy Tit
Infed No Office Rule.

Er- Clerk Ward Says HIS Deputy Tao-
lated No Office Rule.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, March 10.-The
trial of F. E. Lowry, ex-Chief Deputy
County Clerk during I. H. Wards admin
istration, under the indictment charging
him with the embezZlement of county
funds, was resumed this morning.
Mr.. Ward, now clerk of the Supreme
Court, was examined by the District At
torney in reference to the books of his
office during his term. 1t was shown
through Mr. Ward that other clerks had
access to the drawer whence the missing
money disappeared, and he admitted that
he himself, Mr.. Seaver and Mr.. johnson
had taken money at different times from
the drawer to pay claims against the Of
fee. The clerk had verbal authority from
the Board of Supervisors to pay out OF the
ices the money for necessary expenses. In
the paving out of the money in the items
in evidence Mr.. Lowry was not violating
any rule of the office.
The prosecution next called G. W. Bell
clerk of the Supervisors, to show that de-
mands were put in to the board for the
amounts paid out by Mr. Lowry from the
fee fund in the County Clerks office.
County Auditor Bicknell was called,
and, in spite of objections. was allowed TO
show that the amounts in question had
been allowed and warrants issued by him
for them. He produced the warrants,
showing that they had been paid by the
County Treasurer to the county treasury
his Endorsement appearing upon the back
of each one of them.