davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
STARRY ABONENCl,

jezeli op}aca wszystek dug
"a Wlorusa, dostana oplacona
poczta w dom, nastepulace
ksiazeczki W prezencie:
&c d yby IN iec 1000 d O.
laro w-powiesG ola cnotll-
wei m1odziezy.
81 ako nedza W pol e
smierG WV ia
co SIC z tego narobi}o (H1sto'
rya prawdziwa, wyplsana 2
bardzo stare] kronik,, kt6ra
nigdY sw,at}a ME widzla}a.)
3 -Proroctw O P O l.
G
4.-P Syblll.
st 8 t ment P1otra
Wielkiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
zwana a~dwokatura.

tax zwana adwokatura.
Niedawno kupil P. Mengert
dom 4648 Atlantic Str. !
polecil Bielinskiemu, ably
zbadal. czy odnosna hipo1eka
jest W porzadku.
Szajster kupi} ga 10 cent6w
tax zwany memorandum
book" i zagryzmoli{ W tel
ksiazeczce pare stron r6znemi
liczbami, ME majacemi
znaczenia. Potem syn iegoJ6zef
po}ozy} pod liczby swoja
pieczet notoryalna. Szajster
powiedzial Mengertowi, re te
pieczet przy}ozy} ,,wysoki
sad', | kazal sobie zap}acic
$44.
Mengert potem poszedi dc
akwokata Tom Talbot, i ten
mu powiedzla}, re zosta} przel
Bielinskiego oszwindlowany.
TIE liczby W ksiazeczce -
m6wil Talbot = to bezczelne
wichlactwo, abstraktu zaS
Bieli6ski przejrzec ME m6e},
gdyz ten wcale ME istnieje.
Mengert ma W reku haste.
pujace kwity cd Bielidskiego
Received Of John Mengert tn,
sum OF $24 for organization O
records.
Received Of John Mengert tn
sum Of $50 for egzamining abst.
ract.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
xnhlenM lllASC Arn1'
kOWa.

Nolepsso ma$t ma swleole ma
renv pochodzace 2 CLEO, przetarcia
.nderzenia, p%oparzenia; wrzody.
no~skan. rese, odc,ski oraz wszel.
lie wvrzuty ma olele. Jezeli zupet-
n;e ME zadowoli. pleniadze beda
zwr6cone. Cena: 95 centow pudei'
10. Mona dosta6 ,e wszy ,tk'cb
saptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
Slajster aresltoWany
"a ~cyganstW0.

Klemens Bielihski, slawny
prezydent Zjednoczenia Pol.
sko Rzymsko Katolickiego;
ma brzydki process 8 0 wy}u-
dzenie pieniedzy "a posredni-
ctwem wichlactwa.
Oskarzony, pospolic!e
szajstrem zwany, zajmuje sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
AMERYkA

DEMOKRAlYCZNAK on-
wencya Narodowa odbedzie
sic we Wtorek. 7 Lipca W
Chicago, W tamtejszem Coli
scum, Delegat6w bedzie goo.
Nc KINLEY podobno
bardzo sic lekai, by go ME
nominowano W piatek, ulozono
vice rzeczy tax, il nominacya
jego jake republikahskiego
kandydata ma urzad reprezen-
tanta Stan6w Zjednoczonych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
2 BAY CITY.

y BAY CITY,.
Znany naszei publicznosci,
by}y tutejszy wikary ks ursk1,
ma nowy wpad} teraz pomysi.
Zamieszkal znowu w hotelu
F raseri wyda} do publicznosci
odezwe W angielskich tutej-
szych gazetach, re chce sic
ozenic i precise ma protestant
tyzm. Odezwa W dos }ownem
tl6maczeniu z angielskiego
brzmi jak nastepuje: "Protes-
tanci mieszkaiacy W Stan'e
Michigan radza mi, abym, jezll
chce uniknatRzymskie tyranll
szkaradnej kary biskupa i
podstepnych ksie&V zosta}
protestantem i ozenil sic.
Jestem przekonany, re rady
te So dobre i moga mnle
uszczeSliwiG.
Jestem gotow ~nawetwykonac
je, ale bedac biednym potrze-
buje koniecznie pomocy mate
ryalnej / ola tego odzywam sic
do wszystkich ludzi szlachet-
nych i mi}osiernych, proszac o
pomoci W spracie mnie w TEN
waznem przedsiewzieciu.
Wszystkie datki przysy}ac
prose- do hoteluFraser, gdzie
tymczasowo zamieszkuje."
Smutny stan Turskiego, zal
%przejmuje kazdego, kt6ry zna}
go jake polaka i kap}ana
katolickiego. Bo czy MONA
wierzyc, re cz}owiek PREY
zdrowych zmys}ach m6g}by
dopuscic sic tax hanlebnego
czynu?' " dzielnicy polskie]
puszczono pog}oski, re ks.
Turski stall sic ~najemnikiem
i "a pieniadze odsbrane cd
dawnych swych nieprzyjaci6},
wyprawia tie hece umyslnie,
ably os}abit sprawe, kt6rej by]
poczatkiem.
Strona przeciwna ksiedzu
Matkowskiemu oglosila W
tutejszej gazecie Times Press,
otwarty list do ks. Bjskupa
Richtera, z oswiadczeniem, re
nigdy sic ME zgodzi, ably ks.
Matkowski mial ma przyszlost
bye jej proboszczem, proszac
Blskupa o innego Ksiedza. Ma
to strona przychvlna ks.
Matkowskiemu, w nastepnym
numerze tel salnej gazety
oswiadczyla, k}adac nacisk ma
podpisy 400 parafian, kt6rz> !sa
"a MIN. re jedynie ks. Matkow-
ski, a ME inny, mcze bye ich
proboszczem.
w ostatni poniedzia}ek by]
w mleSC1e naSZem ks. B1SkuP
Richter. Pc naradzie z
tutejszem duchowiehstwem,
upowaznil swoich adwokat6w
Nc. DonelPa i Hall, do
wyrobienia skargi ma te osoby,
kt6re powaza sic bee lego
pozwolenia przebywa6 ma
gruncie parsfialnym.
Idacego ks. Matkowskiego
z ostatnim ~sakramentem sw.
"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

nastapila " Czwartek Murzyf-
skim delegation : poludnla,
kt6rzy byli "a McKinleyem,
pokupowal menazer tegoz
nowe ubrania.
ALTGELD, gubernator
Stanu Illinois, dotad zago-
rzaiy demokrata, zali sic teraz
ma swoia partya, z powodu,
re "a rzad6w C,levelanda,
wlasnose bardzo spad}a W
Genie, wskutek czcgc on
wiele straci}.
NEBRASCE znowu g}6d
zagraza. Zachodnia Geese tego
Stanu W przesz}ym tygodnlu
nies}ychany grad nawiedzi{. w
niekt6rych zaglebieniach
do}ach grad leza} do wyso-
kosci 4 stop.
N1EpALEKo GLENCOE,
W Minnesota, zastrzelil jeden
2 dw6ch sciganych tramp6w
szeryfa Rogersa. Urzadzono
wreszcie ma zbrodniarzy obla-
we,a pochwyciwszy obydw6ch,
odstawiono do St. Paul, ] ia
pod eskorta jednej kompani:
milicyi, DO inaczej rozjuszony
mot}och bylby ich zalyncho'
wal.
W GRAND RAPIDS, Mich,
spad} areonanta czyli zeglar;
powietrzny Andrea Cole,
powodu, re balon jego uderzy
o dach domu, z wysokosc
stop 80 kark z}ama}.
WIDOKI ma dobre univ;
spowodowa}y W New York;
z%nizenie ceny pszenicy O
prcent. Bawe}na tel cokol
wick spadla.
PEACIC Zk WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
MAZE mice calkowite utrzymanlee,
ale tez ] si}om odpouiednle
zatrudnienie. .

PAN AIOJZY SOBIERAJ-
CZYK re Zfotowa zfozy1 W Berlinle
egzamln ma doktora medycYnY.
KOSCIERZYNA. Traba
powletazna sprawl}a ogromne
spustoszenla. - w Wieprznlcy
obali{a stoio{y l dom mieszkalny,
p%rzenosz9c czesci az " pobliskie
%iezioro. w Gostomkach z~niszczy{a
stajnle ma Cruz, W boru
powywraca}a niezllczona ilosc nai.1
teznieJszych drew, az rozp'srzchfa
sig ne koscierskim polu. Wierzchof-
KEN faczyfa sig z obfokami, z do1u
by3a~ koloru zoFtawego, u CORY
modrego. -, Grad podczas bury
piorunowel %zniszczY{ zboza "
Kornem j Lublanie.
SLIWICE. w Llnsku kapal1
sic r%obotn1cy zatrHdnieni PREY
budowle u Mettlera, W jeziorze,
C'esia Brzeskowski wyjecha1 ma
srodek %]eziora maluczkim czo1en-
klein, ktore Sic wywr6c,1o. B.,
cz}owiek oko}o lat Is LEGACY, utonaf
| p~ozostawia wdowe l dziecko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

|. Weso}y Wlerszok | e
a, powinszowan,a ma wszelkie
przygod|, zaproslny ia wesele
i p%,csneczk, weselne.
q. K a Z b pod w i e d.
NJ, poc1eszne o~powladanie
30 kaszubsku (wlerszem).
8, O J T dc w 8 k m
wielkim czaroWnlku.
4 Ivwot Kosciuszk j.,
k~siazeczka ola gr3ecznych dzlecl.
5, w. lecznY G 2,
s. G DIV b ME 6 1000 dolar6w.
pow:esG ola cnotliwej mfodzlezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

sumieniowi u~trzymywala "
swoim domu rebe,ianta Z. !
walczyla przeciwko swemu
proboszcsowi, jeczy pod tym
samem szkaradnym zarzutem.
), ,Dawniej ma plebanii chciano
mnie otruc, a teraz juz wy,
powiedzial Turskj, najadlszy
sic salaty i piwem takowa
obficie popiwszy.
MILWAU KEE. - w "a
lprzesz}a niedziele odby}o sic
uroczyste odsloniecie pomnika
ma grobie sp. ks. Hipolita
G6rskiego ma cmentarz,i
polskim. Ceremonii dokona}
ks. Szularecki w obecnosci
trzech tysiecy ludu, a move
zastosowana do okolicznosci,
wypowiedziaf ks. ~Grutza.
Gr6b byl pieknie mn6stwaml
kwiat6w usrrojony. Pomnik
jest granitowy, Z granitu z
Berea, kosztowa} okolo'$15oo.
Ma 6stopowej podstawie
granitowej, ma kt6rei So
stosowne napisy, wznosza sic
cztery kolumny, ma ktorych
spoczywa kopu}a uwiehczona
krzyzem. Pod kopu}a stoi
o}tarzyk, wyrzezbiony z mar :
muru kararyjskiego.
CHICAGO. = Gdy umar]
ks. Wiktor Zaleski ma pIeba-
nil w West Hammond, ma
dniu 20 maja, pozostawi]
testament, W kt6rym wszystko
co posiada} zapisa{ Mary
Ma}eckiej. Majetnosc sk}adala
sic z gotowki j kilka lot6w
wszystko razem wynosi$8.o 600
Parma Ma}ecka BY Ia gosposif
ksiedza przez kilka lat. Matks
ksiedza Zaleskiego, pan
Ludwika Zaleska, i dw6cf
braci zostali ogromnie roz'
czarowani, gdy testamen
oddano ma wciagniecie d.
aktow ma 4 czerwca. Wytoczyl
process i podali document "
sadie okregowym z zadaniem,
ably testament EOS tai uniewaz
nionym i azeby cafy majatek
zosta} r6wno podzielonyn
pomiedzy slusznych spadko.
bierc6w.
Wedlug opinii adwokat6w
ks. Zaleski mial bye nieod.
powiedzialnym "a swe czyny,
gdy robil testam ent. Marys
Ma}ecka i jeden czlowiek'
nazwiskiem Zitz, podobnc
uzyli ,nienaleznych wp}ywow'
ma ks. Z.
w PROGRAMME piracy
kongresowej W Buffalo biora
udzial p~rzewaznie: Xxx. Pitass.
Barzyhski. Gramlewicz Slisz.
L zachodu, poczawszy Cd
Chicago, nie ma AMI Jednegc
ksiedza. Take ME ma zadnegc
reprezentanta seminaryum
Detroickiego.
MIL WAUKEE: - x. w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
Poznahskjego.
W DAKOWACH MOKRyc1

wybuchf pozar. G16wny zarzalzca
d6br p. A. Karfowski, chcac
ratowac kon1e, wszedf do STAIN. "
ktorej spadfy ma niego snoopy
palaeeJ SIG stony. Poni6s} tax
znaczne uszkodzenia, re mus;ano
go odwlesc zaraz do Szaratek do
Poanania. Lekarze watpia. CIV
zdo}aja go PREY zyciu u~trzyrnac.
EKA Z Inowroc}awia
p1sza do ,,Gonca Wielkopolskiego",
IL ma pewnem zgromadzen1u ME.
mieckle] ewangielicklej m4odziezy
powiedziaf obecnY TAME pastor
pomledzy innem': ,,Kochajcie mo-
we niemiecka, DO W nleble MIA
rozmaw'aja, ma co ma lepszy do
wod many W TEN, re aniolowie
oglaszajac narodzenie Chrystusa,
spiewall ,Chwa}a ma wysokosc,
6ogu" pc niemlecku!!" Szkoda.
7e ME doda}, co tez W n1eble
poczna lnne narody, ME umiejace
pc niemiecku, gdy tam tvlko
vamtssprache" zaprowadzono!..
NAUCZYCIEL Franchises
Wlatrollk, ozeniony re slostra
znanego p~owszechn1e z prac lltera.
cklch profesora dir. Alfredo
Brandowskiego z Krakowa. umar4
" on1u 10 czerwca W zak4adzle
braci mi}osiernych W Harsinle pod
Gostynlem przezywszy lat 81.
W ROGOzNIE umar}a dina
IL bm., W sOtYm roku zyeia. sp.
Ludwlka z Observation-Disclosures.
wdowa pc zmar}ym budowniczym,
W Poznaniu.
w MACzNIKACH pod
zgas}a W kwiecie w1eku, dnia
~ go bm. Anna Kropaczewska.
Zmar{a mia}a lat 20cia, ks~zta}ci4a
sic ma pensyl up. Danysz wPoznaniu,
gdzle odznacza1a sic pilnoscla i
costa villa mile wspomn1enie. Uleg1a
pc ciezklch c,erpien,ach suchotom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
I INV Polls KICH
W AMERYCE.

w A"1N OAs
ST FRANCIS, Wis W
seminaryum tutejszem by}o ma
kohcu roku szk6lnego II
kleryk6w-polak6w, Z kt6rych
3 "a pomoca BOA ma kohcu
przesz}ego roku otrzymaja
swiecenie kap}ahskie. w e !.
X. r t R a inc z a.
k aza} p o kara W y
d a lenia z e m i n a.
r. yum czy Ku.
ryera M a k z k
z M w K e e; zreszta
juz sami klerycy Jednoglosnle
to pismidlo odrzucili.
X. ADOLF ~SNIGURSKI,
byty proboszcz parafli Sw.
Wojciecha W Chicago a potem
w sasiednim Independence,
umar} W Curytybie, W r a.
z VI i. - r. j. P.
BALTIMORE, Md. = W
tuteiszem seminaryum ducho-
wnem bylo ma kohcu roku
szk6lnego jedenascie klery-
k6w-polak6 A..
- Wskutek
ponownej nominacyi Altgelda
ma urzad gubernatora, pewna
kllka t%utejszych polskich
demokrat6w agituje przeciwko
Altgeldowi "a usuniec;e x
Brodowskiego z urzedu koml
Sara parkowego. Po"inno
bye wrecz przeciwnie. Albo-
wien Altgeld w sama pore
Brodowskiego "a sluszne
bardzo przyczyny usuna}, ably
ten patryota wiekszej nam
Polakom ME zrcbl} hahby.
DETROIT Liczba uczni
w polskiem seminaryum coraz
sic zmiejsza. Brak odpowied-
Mich nauczycieli i brak
poparcia z strony Polonii
amerykahskiej to dostatecznie
t{6macza.
BAY CITY. - ,.Kto
czem grzeszy, ma tenn najcze-
scie pokarany bywa.' Adhe-
renci Turskiego, ktorzy
poprostu pe}ykali wszystkie
oszczerstwa, mlotane przezeh
ma X. Matkowskiego i wierzyli
i'm jak Ewangelii, dis odbie-
raia zaplate W tel samej
monecie. Otto rodzina p,
ktora wbrew katclickiemu
5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

OAAAA 1880
ski MaIiszewsk1 spad} z dachu i
zabi1 sic ma miejscu, pozosta wia]ac
wdowe z p,eclorglem dzleci.
Il CZEUCHOWSKIEGO. w
Ullpce z~niszczY} po&ar W niedziele
7 dom6w, pozbawiajac. l3 rodzin
dachu.
CHOJKICE. Do miejscowego
domu chorych zg{oslf sic i zosta}
re wzg.edu ma rany przyjety
w~}asc1c'e] Nagorsk1 z zabudowan
W M,edznle. Wyszed1 on 3 BIN.
wleczorem pa kfasownlctwo. lecz
zdyba} go lesnitzY, kt6ry tloma-
czac sob1e fa}szywe poruszenie reki
czul sig W niebezpieczenstwle l
postrzeii@ 60 dose ciezko.
SZCZODROWG Up. Koscierzy-
nay - Tutejsze wf6ki kosclelne
z~adz,erzawj} "a II lat p. Bagnucxi
z S~karszew, a by{Y arendarz p.
Wlerczyhski kup'} pcslad}osc cd
wdowY, Niemki, p. Strehle W
Gfodow1e "a 1880 mr.
SKARLIN. = N asz so1tys
pan Paskulski sprzeda1 swoje
gospodarstwo Niemcowi "a 81. 400
marek
GDANSK. w dniu 7 BIN.
W kosciele s. Miko4aja
pierwsze polskie kazanle, szkoda
tylko lie ME byio przedtem og}oszo'
ne, IL ma bye ma nabozenstwle
polskle kazanie. Pomimo tego ze-
brato sic okolo 400 wlarus6w. Il
Czemu iednak ME bY1o PREY mszy
sw. polsklego spiewu, p~rzeciez K.
wydat take rozporzadzenie.
KOWALEWO. W4ascic1elowl
eanu Olszewsklemu zgorzaiy: DOM,
,tainia i siodo4a. Uszczerbek ME
na}y, choc inwentarz wyrato wano,
,w}aszcza, re ten sam przYpadek
sic p. @. pred krotklm
GOLUB. Ably zapobiedz
;ebranln1e l wl6czegostwu ,pobuduje
u mlasto szpital, W ktorYm ubodzy !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
Z Prus Polskicb

. CHEZ MIA. Czeladnik dekar-
ski MaIiszewsk1 spadf z dachu i
zabif sic ma miejscu, pozosta wia]ac
wdowe z p,eclorglem dzleci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

Il CZEUCHOWSKIEGO. w
Ullpce z~niszczY} po&ar W niedziele
7 dom6w, pozbawiajac. IL rodsin
dachu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

Md. - W
tuteiszem seminaryum ducho-
wnem bylo ma kohcu roku
szkolnego jedenascie klery-
k6w-polak6 n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

MILWAUKEE: = x. w.
Grutza rozpocza} budowe
nowego wspanialego koscio}a.
Trzeba by}o plebania nmufc-
wac" czyli 0 jedne lote dalej
posunat, aby nowy kosciol
mia} ~odpowiednie miejsce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

Idacego ks. Matkowskiego
z ostatnim sakramentem sw.
do chorego Jak6ba Andrzeje-
wsklego zamieszka}ego pomie-
dry II j 18,na ulicy Madison,
w drodze b~ezrozumnie
zaczepi} pewien c%z|owiek,i lie
sic tenn przyczyni} stronnictwu,
W kt6rem ma pretensye bye
przewodnikiem.
(WyJete z Prawdy, gazety
~wydawanej przez pana w. Przyby-
s.ewskiego W Bay City,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-09-17
Talks a Little But Don't Say
Much About Politics.
HIS TROUBLE WITH TIM HEALY.
Captain Dreyfus Escapes - Death OF Com
mander NewelI-Arrest Of ToIon-more
Trouble In Corea-NatiVes Want Their
opium-L Hung Chang in Canada. Etc

LONDON, Sept. 6.-Some important
business has followed Mr.. Chamber
lain to his retirement at Salem, Mass.
The most energetic of Cabinet Minis
ters could scarcely divest himself en-
tirely of public affairs; nor has Mr..
Chamberlain attempted to make his
holiday interfere with his ministerial
work. His presence in the United States
is expected to be associated with inter
views bearing on Canadian relations to
his zollverein proposals and the Pacific
cable scheme. The change of Ministry
in Canada has rendered Unnecessary to
reopen the whole question of the Pa
cif1c cable. 1t is doubtful whether the
is still a question whether or not Mr..
Chamberlain will retain the Colonial
Office On the eve of his departure for
the United States it was affirmed and
denied that he desired to resign his
present office. During the present
week the balance of opinion tends to
a conviction that he will not long re-
main at the Colonial Office. 1t is not
because his zollverein scheme has met
with rebuff from the Colonies, nor that
he is tired of facing South African
troubles. AS a tenacious fighter, he
would be more likely to stick to his
post so long as any tension existed
with the Transvaal. But he is and
long has been dissatisfied with the
measure of support accorded him with
in the Cabinet in his policy of thor
oughness in dealing with the Beers,
and dissatisfied also with the public
attacks made upon him by inspired
Conservative organs. II there be any
changes in the Cabinet before Parlia-
ment resumes Mr.. Chamberlain, ac-
cording to the best information, will
vacate the Colonial Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-09-17

veterans of the war, rival commanders
of the blue and gray, were nominated
today by the National Democratic Con-
vention for President and Vice-Presi-
dent on a platform which repudiates
the doctrines enunciated by the Chica-
go Convention, indorses President
Cleveland and his administration, de-
clares for the gold standard tariff for
revenue only, liberal shipping laws,
currency reform, civil service and eco
nomy in pubic expenditures.
The real work of the convention was
soon transacted when it was reached,
but the delay in reporting the platform
gave opportunity for a series of
speeches. The attendance was larger
than yesterday. Colonel w. c. P.
Breckenridge, De Witt c. Warner of
New York, H. A. Hammond of Georgia,
F. w. Lehman of Missouri, W. D. By
mum of Indiana and Comptroller of the
Currency Eckels of Illinois were in
turn called to the stand.
brought in, shortly before 2 o'clock,
after the convention had been in ses
sion three hours, it was read amid
great applause, and was adopted una
nimously without a word of debate.
When the nominees for President were
called for it was apparent that Palmer
would be nominated over his protest,
as the opposition to Bragg had con-
centrated upon him. These two names
were the only ones presented to the
convention. 1t was known that mes
sage from President Cleveland had
reached the convention announcing
that he could not entertain for a mo-
ment the suggestion of his own nOmin~
alton, and his decision was at once ac-
cepted as final.
Before the States were called for no
limitations Henry WattersOn was taken
out of the list by Mr.. Carroll of LOuisi-
ana, who from the platform conveyed
to the convention a message from the
Kentucky editor in his retreat in the
mountains of Switzerland. Mr.. Watson,
Mr. Carroll said, four days after the
Chicago Convention had cabled that
other candidates must be named or the
Democracy was lost. Later he said he
did not want the honor, but that if no
one else could be found to take COM
mand he would not ask others to go
where he would not lead Now that
others were ready to accept he pre-
ferred to do battle in the ranks
Illinois waited until all the other
States had been called. Then Judge
Moran of Chicago took the stage and
said they had recognized from the first
that Senator Palmer was the man to
lead the fight. He was. he said, plat
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form in himself All his life he had
fought f1atism, greenbacks, free silver
and other vagaries." But he sealed
the delegates lips. After seeing the
temper of the convention, however, he
said, Illinois was compelled to join
hands with her sister States in urging
his nomination.
The roll-call Immediately developed
an overwhelming majority in favor of
Senator Palmer, but it proceeded to the
end, Palmer receiving 75715 votes and
Bragg 1241a.
On motion of General Bragg the no
mination was made unanimous.
There was never any doubt about
General Buckner's nomination for
Vice-President, except while Waiter
sons name was being talked of for
President. When Chairman Caffrey
instructed the secretry to call the
States for nominations for VicePresi-
dent, the latter called but one State,
Kentucky" and the band struck up
my Old Kentucky Home" William F.
Brodder of Russellville, KY, placed
General Buckner's name formally in
nomination and the nomination was
forthwith made unanimous.
After the convention adjourned Sen
ator Palmer succumbed. He said he
would accept. He said he had never
yet failed to respond to the call of
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Sans SOuCi
Seaside Resort.

The pleasantest, quietest, shadiest
and most perfectly appointed seaside
resort on the Islands. It is only four
miles from the heart Of the city and
within easy reach of the tramcars which
run every twenty minutes or oftener.
Elegantly furnished detached cottages
or rooms are obtained on easy terms.
The table Is superior to that of any of
the city hotels, and all the modern con-
veniences are provided.
Picnics and bathing parties can OBJ
tain extra accommodations by telephon
ing in advance.
The bathing facilities of Sans Souci
are superior to those Of any place on the
beach. 4157-n
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WILL STRENGTHEN M'KINLEY.
Senator FauIkner's Opinion of the Ef-
feet of the Ticker.

Senator FauIkner's Opinion of the Ef-
feet of the Ticket.
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 3.-Two
members of President Cleveland's cabi-
net, Secretary Carlisle and Secretary
Francis, tonight expressed themselves
in strong complimentary terms of the
nominations of Messrs. Palmer and
Buckner by the Indianapolis conyen-
tion today, and Secretary Lamont in
cidentally remarked, as to the person
ality of the nominees, that they were
good Democrats. These are the only
members of the cabinet at present in
Washington City.
Senator Faulkner, chairman of the
Democratic congressional campaign
committee, expressed his views of the
nomination in the following words:
Il know both gentlemen very well.
Senator Palmer is a nice old gentle
man. 1 am fond of him personally;
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CLEVELAND WAS ASKED
But Could Not Accept Nomination of
Gold Friends.

But Could Not Accept Nomination of
Gold Friends.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 8. - Daniel
Griffin, chairman of the New York
delegation last night, wired Mr.. Cleve-
land at Buzzard's Bay as follows:
Hon. Grover Cleveland: There has
been manifested an unmistakable de-
sire upon the part of the convention to
nominate you for president. The New
York delegation is anxious to learn
your personal wishes, and would con-
slider it an honor to vote for your
nomination. (Signed)
DANIEL G.. GRIFFIN.
Cleveland at a late hour sent this
answer: 'Buzzard's Bay, Mass, Sept.
2.-Hon. Daniel G. Griffin, Chairman
New York Delegation: My judgment
and personal inclinations are so unaI-
terably opposed that l cannot for one
moment entertain the suggestion.
(Signed) GROVER CLEVELAND"
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duty, and he could not do so now with
such a cause at stake.
PALNIER's RECORD.
Career of Presidential Candidate of
Gold Democrats.

Career of Presidential Candidate of
Gold Democrats.
John NJ. Palmer was born in Eagle
Creek, Scott county, Kentucky, Septem-
Der 13, 1917 He moved to Illinois in
1882 and settled in Carlinville in 1899.
He was admitted to the bar in 1S49,
and was a member of the State Senate
in 1S52-54. He was a delegate to the
National Republican convention in,
a Presidential Elector on the Republi
can ticket in 1860, and delegate to the
peace convention in Washington on
February 4, 1861.
He was elected Colonel of the Four
teenth Illinois Volunteers in April,
1861. He accompanied General John G.
Fremont in his expedition to Spring
field, Mo-, and was commissioned Brig
adler General of Volunteers, December
20, 1861. He was with General John
Pope at the capture of New Madrid and
Island No. 10, and afterwards COM
manded the First Brigade, First Di-
vision of the Army Of the Mississippi.
In November, 1862, he was with Gen
eral Grants army in temporary COM
mand of a division.
Subsequently he led a division at the
battle of Stone River, and for his gal
lantry there was promoted to Major
General of Volunteers, November 20,
1862. He took part in the battle of
Chickamauga and led the Fourteenth
Corps in the Atlanta campaign from
May until September, 1864
He was Governor of Illinois from
1869 until 1873. He is at present United
States Senator from Illinois.