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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-09

chsrges OF burglary and theft. growing
ont OF the theft OF lot of wearing APP
parei from the Sit,ig residence. Another
woman charged with being implicated In
this theft has skipped out TO Galveston.
George Navarro charged with shoot.
ING al another Italian last Saturday night
AT the corner of Texas avenue ana Milan
street, was placed under a $50 bond yes
terday by Recorder Rsiley 10 appear be-
iore INC criminal court and answer the
charge OF assault with intent 10 murder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-09

Excursion TO Texas City over tho La
i:So p M; round trip kOc.
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DRs. MAssIE & BER1Nc

off,ee with ~ uPhone 6sS.)
burnett Bldg. Phone lis. '''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-09

hi' iNlNT1NG ORDERS
are What We are after. Let US bid
d. y. fastor,ya L. & l.. Co. Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-09
JUSTICE HussEy's COURT.


JUSTICE HCSSEY'S COURT.
H. stehe vs.. Joe Manuary. foreible de-
tainer; verde, for plaintiff
William Milford VS.. Fanny Perry, for
possession OF furniture judgment for de.
ieiiuant, notice OF appeal.
Ludlow Manufacturing company vs..
humble Armistcad & Cronan, debt, dis
missed as 10 A-mistead AMI Judgment
against other defendants for s7i7s
Menard Manufacturing company vs.
rumble Armistead & Cronan. debt: same
Judgment as above for sllSlo.
Jos, DICKSON Crihlc company VS.. Dunn
pie Armistcad 4 Cronan; same judgment
as above for sii2lo.
SUITS FOR DISTRICT COURT.
Following suits were filed yesterday IN
the district clerks office:
Anna Atkinson VS.. Albert AK nson. d.
vorce on ground Of cruel tres,ment
Annie Lahby va Charles Labby. divorce
on ground Of cruel treatment
bell Marshall VS.. Cash Marshall, divorce
and altmony. Parties have been MARI ell
twenty years and have eleven children.
suit brought on ground OF cruel treat
ment and lack OF support and for alimony.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
r. W. Cochran and Miss DIVA Bond
reaux
Frank Hall and Annie Cole.
George Harris and Lizzie Armstrong.
John Berurieder and Johanna BLACK.
w. ". Phelps and Sallie Sweeney.
JUSTICE MAHONEy'S COURT.
George Navarro. assault TO murder: $1,000
bond TO appear before the criminal court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-09
POLICE COURT NEWS.

Chief OF Police Helm went to Galveston
yesterday and arrested there woman
named sailie Cottrell. colored, who Is
wanted here to answer the charge OF theft
from the person. the amount involved
being SOS. Savannah Wilson and Rosa
Wright are under arrest as being i'm
plica,ed in the same crime
Isaac Moore. an ii-ycar-old colored hoy,
was arrested yesterday for taking horse
and gig. the property OF Mr.. Meade. from
where II was hitched at the corner OF
White and Decatur streets. Young Moore
is hold on charge OF theft.
Mary Ellen Howray. alias Jane Harris
anc Mary Collins were each bound over
10 the criminal court yesterday IN the
aggregate sum OF $500. each to snswer the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-09
DEED OF ASSIGNMENT

Il T. Hardesiy filed deed Of general
assignment to S. T, Swinford for the ben
ent of accepting creditors. The follow
ing schedules are filed:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
ZaOSfrz3

apetYt, naprawla strawnosc wraca
zdrowie / site; wszystkle oryana
ciafa pobudzone zostana do ziro-
wego dzia4au1a przez ORA P,erca
Golden Medical Discovery. A me-
decyna ia ieczy takze nerk,, to
klucz do ca}ego systemu. krew
ko%ntroluie zdrowie. watroba kon-
troIuje krew, a discovery" kon-
troluie watrobe.
Wzmacnia6 c1a}o ia medycyna,
wiecej zapoblegajaca, nv lec7aca.
Ma wszelk,e s}abosci, spowodowa-
ne przez krew n1eczysta-iako to
dyspepsya, choroby sk6rne, skro-
fuzzy l t. d. jest ID scoyerY" jedy-
mem lekarstwem. Kto tel medyc y-
ny raz zasmakuje. ma zawsze ia
polubi. Pos}ac pc bezp}atna ks!a-
zeczke, adresujac: Worlds Djspen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo,
Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

mach powinien byl oska zony
W. przeciagu "a godz'n dac
poswiadczenie zameldonania.
Prawo ME przepisuje, zeby
,.przedsiebiorca' sic wylegi-
tymowa}. 0 jakiemskolwiek
pozwoleniu DO caledonia
towarzystwa ME mole bye
mowy, takiego wedle prawa
ME potrzeba. Me naleza}o do
oskarzonego odmawiaG Lu-
bawski=mu zeby towarzystwa
ME zak}adal, TEN mnie.
mia} prawo zada6 przed}oze~
MIA statut6w, gdyz takowe
dopiero ma zameldowanem
zebraniu uradzic miano. Potem
wykaza} obrohca, re wywody
pierwszego wyroku 50 wyszu-
kane i zupe}nje bezpodstawne.
Oskarzony odpowiedzia}, re
ME mial wolf ks. MAXI,
ktorego wcale ME zna},
obrazic, a co do towarzystw,
to zapyta} sic swej przelezo-
mel w}adzy, jak ma postepo-
wac. i wedle udzielonej mu
rady dzia}a}.
Ma to ,odpowiedzia} trafnie
obrohca: Zeznanie to jest
arcyciekawe, ale zarazem,
gdyby by}o prawdziwe ,by}oby
bardzo smutne ,gdyz natenczas
w}adza dalaby oskafzonemu
rade, ktora wykracza}aby
przeciw prawu O stowarzysze-
mach, a przedewszystkiem
przeciw konstytucyi, przez
kt6ra wolnosG stowarzyszeh
jest zagWarantoWana.
Izba karna uzna}a Swiadka
Lubawskiego "a %zupe}nie
wiarogednego i pierwszy
wyrok znios}a, skazujac oskar-
zonego ma wyzej wzmianko
wan4 kare,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
CudOWHy SrOdek-
pFzeGfw ReNmafY zmo#i.

Oh. Kazmierz Lislecki, bedac
cierp'acYm ma reumatyzm przez
k1Ika lat, uzywajac wszelkich srod.
k6w bez naimn'ejszej ulgi, wYna-
laz} srodek naprzeclw teJ dokucza-
jacej choroble, "a pomoca kt5rego
on sam sic wyleczy} W przeciagu
10 dnl, i podejmuje sic wyleczy6
ma z~astarzalszy reumatyzm, jake
gokolwlek badz rodzaju krotkim
czasle ia bardzo ma}em wynagro-
dzen1em. Ia kurac]e gwarantuje.
C'erpjacy, kt6rzy chca Sic pozbyG
tel nlemi}ej choroby, MECH sig
zg}osza DO powyz wYm1enionego
OBJ, k16ry I'M mcze przes}ac cd
wlelu ludzi rekomendacje, ktorych
W tax kr5tklm czasle uwoinlt cd
cd reumatyzmu, pomimo re juz cd
kllku lat byll ziozeni ta chproba,
probujac wszelkicb $rodkow , wy
rzucs &C wieIkie sunny pieniezne.
Pisma polskle we wszystklck
miejscowcsciach, ktore dbaia ulge
i wvleczenie swych rodskow cd
reumatyzmu, prosi Oh, Lisiecki Q
poWtorzenle tego.
X. LISIECKI,
315 s. Caroline st. Baltimore, I'D
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
TAME karty Okretowe

mona dostac " Wlnonle cd pana
c. Il. Bounoughs, agenta kolei
Chlcsgo, Milwaukee Il St. Paul.
Najtahsze Karty So te, kt6re pro
wadza przez Kanade, ale sprzedaje
on tez ~szyfkarty IA kazda inna
LIMA okretowa pomiedzy starym
krajem q AmerYks. - Mona sic
take zgtosl6 wzgledem zakupna
tanicn kart okretowych, pod adre.
sem: G. F. Wenham, General
Steamship Agent, As Adams Str,
Chicago. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
DIVA &ycia uratowane.

City, III. wiedziaIa cd doktor6w. re ma
suchoty i ze zaduej ola niej ME ms
New Discovery wyleczy1y js kompleta
Thos. Eggers, 1873, Florida Str,
San Francisco cierpial wskutek sllnego
i blizkim by4 suchot, pr6bo-
wal wszystKo bezskutecznie, pc TEN
kupil jedna butelke Dr.. Kings New
Dicovery W diva tygodnie wyzdrow,al
Byl wdziecznym. TIE to skutki po!ecaia
to lekarstvo cd kaszlu i zaz,ebienia.
Cena "a butelki po so cen,6w i jedaym
dolarze. Ma sprzedaz we wszystkich
aptekach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
POdziekOWanie

ia ni3ej p~odp'sana sk{adam
podziekowanie Towarzystwu
sw. Fran isska Serafckieg>
Nr. l i zarazem Ssowarayse-
ma Polakow W Ameryce-za
wyplacenle mi po6miertnego
20 zmarlym me&u moim
Franciszku Taterze, W kwoc'e
900 dolarow, kt6ra to sumo
odebraiam z rak p. J6zef%
Jank;ewiczs. sekretarza Tow.
sw. Frauciszka Seraf kiego
Nr. 1-sumiennie i raetelnie.
Zyczac calemu Towaraystwu
i Stowarzyszeniu Jakn*j4fu4-
szego i%stnieuia i jaknaj'epszego
powodzenis, pozostale
uszanoWan1em
Rozalia 7 atera
W Mi waukee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
I'D b6lu gfOwy.

jake lekarstwo cd kazdego rodzaju
b6lu glovy, Electric Bitters Jest hez
watpienia najlepsze.> Leczy kom p%letnle
i najuporczywszy boil ustepuje na,ych-
Mast. Nawolujemy wszystk1ch
cierpiacych do k1pienia butelki ola
powtarzaiacego sic t6'u glowy, Electric
rzadkich %wypadkach leczenie dluzeJ SIG
rozciaga. 5p%l6bujcie raz a ~przekonacie
sig. Wieksze butelki tylko pc 50 cen16w
ma sprzedaz we wszystkicb aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
II

w Kapllczce, pod Stevens
Point, umar} W poniedzla{ek, "a
Lutego, z rama, tamte]szy polskl
proboszcc s. p. ks. W~}adys}aw
Grabowski.
Ca}y sw6j maiatek, $4,000
got6wka i duza farme W Whine,
MINI. ,zap1sa} swolm gospodyniom.
Pochowano 60 ma cmentarzu para
fiji sas1edniei, Polonii, gdzie
dawnlej by4 proboszczem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

XII Kolel Burlir gtohskiej, kt6re
dawnlej tax czesto by1y we Via
rusie.-Pos}aG tylko swoi dok1adny
adres do: w. j. G. Kenyon, Gen.
F. & P. Agent, the Burlington.
St. Paul, MIMI, a d%ostanlecle co
mieslac porzadnY arkusz ciekawych
osobliwOsci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
OWE
KOLEI

MONA dostaG bozp}atnie piszac do
VIC. Kenyon, G.F. & P. A., St.
Paul, MINI. - co miesiac swiezy
arkusz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
CiekaWa sprawl.
II Gazety Gdamskaej).

Dnia 6 Lutego zosta{ wo]t
Stargard z Tannenhorst W
powiecie koscierskim, W
Prusach Zachodnich, przez
izbe karna W Gdahsku
skazany ma 50 m. kary "a
6braze ks. administrators
MAXI z Dzierzazna.
Rzecz miala sic, jak
masterpieces:
Ma poczatku przeszzego
roku zamierzano zawiazac w
Szczodrowie Iowarzvstwo
ludowe. KS. Majka, ktory
by} wtenczas wikaryuszem W
Skarszewach, zameldowaf
celem tego zebranie u
oskarzonego Stargarda, ME
odebra} Cd niego poswiadcze-
MIA zameldowania. Nied}ugo
potem zamierzano w Wysinle
acknowledgements ludowe.
Zameldowal je tego
samego volta posiedzlcleI
Lubawski z Wysina. W6jt
kazal mu diva razy przy]sc
do siebie, badal O cela
Towarzystwa, zada} przed}o-
zenia statut6w i stara} sic
Lubawskiego odwieSc cd
zalozenia Towarzysrwa. Po-
Swiadczenia mu TAX same ME
da}. Prey tel sposobnoscl
powiedzia}:
u
w Szczodrowie) 2amierza}
TAXI parobek, TAXI ,.bengel"
Tcwarzystwo za}ozyc. Szczo-
drowiacy nigdy ME odbio'a
pozwolenia ma za}ozen'e
Towarzystwa. Gdyby on by}
pisa1 W imieniu proboszcza
Reiskiego, toby sic pred2eJ
STAG mog}o, ale on jest tylke
pacho}kiem ks. Reiskiego ten
Czajka', czy jak on sic tam
nazywa. Mog}o sic to tylko
odnosic do ks. MAXI, ktory
dowiedziawszy sic O TEN,
zaskarzy1 volta Stargarda o
obraze pred sadem iawniczym
W Ko5cierzynie. Oskarzony
przyzna}, re w rozmowle z
Lubawskim; mia} ma mysli
ks. Make. By}a mu lego
osoba zupe}nie nieznana, ola
tego ME dial ma zameldewa-
ME zadnej odpowiedzi. Wy
raz6w ,parobek" i ,,beneel'
ME uzy} on, tylko Lubawski
sam W tel tormie, re za}ozy6
sic majace Towarzys1wo
zamierza parobkow bengl6w
moralnie podnieSc i bronic cd
przesiakniecia zasadami So
cya1nych demokrat6w.
Sad }awniczy uwolni}
oskarzonego, motywuja &c
wyrok TAXI TEN, re swiadek
Lubawski ME zrebil ma sad
ami inteligentuego, ami dosyc
pewnego wrazenia, re zezna-
ME swoje gada be- pojecia
(leiert ab), re z lego zeznanla
wymiarkowac MONA pewna
niechec do oskarzonego, re
mole Swiadek wszystkiego
dobrze ola dlugiego up}ywu
czasu ME pamieta, re nato-
miast oskarzony zrobl1 ma
sad bardzo wiarogodne
w%razenie.
Przeciw temu wyrokow1
- NE-:I-o o-al,~x,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
targowe


PSF en- ca-N1. I wiosenua IS
ZlmOWa % cen
0 W e s. 14s
K orr 2Oc
Jecz mleD Er.3 23c
Jaja Zoe
NJ q k a: Winona Patent S340
Stra1gh, SO 20 Mr. 1 Bakers $2.85
Pasza kornu- $3.50 "a
beczke
o tre b y: bran 50 &C
shorts $1,000, midd]ings $l0.oN
ground feed S1l
81 a n k i e. 500 do 600
Tymotka 500 do 5000
K O u iczyn 81 10. buszel
Tym ka $50 buszei
nj i 90 l2c
Kury wypraw.6 c., kurczeta 8 c
NJ 1eso zywe:
w~ieprzowina $500 wolowina s2.5C
c1eIecina funt 3 G
Mas{o 15c
Kartotle 15c busZel
CHICAGO
Ps@enica sc
O1cies. - 2lc.
h0rn.-3G
MsNN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
Bnklena masC Arn1-
kOWa.

Najlepsza maSt ma swiecle na
rany, pochodzace 2 clec, przetarcis
uderzenia, ~poparzenia; 7wrzody.
popekane reese, odclski oraz wsEel.
kie wyrzuty ma clele. Jezeli zupei-
ME ME zadowoli. pleniadze heda
xwr6cone. Cena: as centow pude4.
10. Moina dosta6 We wszystk,ch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

Czcigodny swiadek Cd pewne]
danny W Missouri majacej blizko
s,o lat, otrzymalismY ponlzej
charakter7styezny list, kt6ry warto
opubllkowaG. List ten pisany przez
ME w}asuorGczn1e dowodzi sam
przez sic lei swietnej rzezkosci:
,,Caliao, Mo-. Musze Wan deu1es6
ze dra Piotra Gomozo wielce M
sic przyda}e. Cierpla}am ma Cd
retwlenle watroby, nerki, zatwar-
dzenie ~reumatYzm W prawym
ramlen,u plecach. Uzy1am' dwi"
bu,eleczkii jedne duzA htelkaDra
Piotra Gomozo i tie zupe{nle mi
wrocl}y dawne mole zdrowie 's'fv,
tax, re teraz znowu moH}a,u
wr6cic do zwyczajnych mNch
zaje6. Urodzi1am sic W Kentucky
wr. 1920, jestem przeto W wieku
podesz{ym. Pragne, by te s}owa
byiY opubllkowane, gdyz uzna1e
ORA Piotra Gomozo "a %najlepsz7
Srodek 7ak,smy kiedykolwlek m'el'
W tym kra]u."
2 szacunkiem
Marya B0sket,
Serdecznle zasy1am1 ieJ ~zyczenia
re wzgledu ma odzyskane zdrowie i
zywlmY nadz1eje re duzo szczesli
wych dni ujrzy ~jeszczc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
q szacunkiem
Marya BOsket,
TELEGRAMY.
LONDYN.

D Parowiec
,Vitonc' pr1ywi6zl z Natsnu
dra. Jamesona doDavenportu.
Do Londynu pr2ybylo $50
ludzi, kt6rzy brali udzja} w
jego wyprawie. Przyjeto ich z
zapalem. PrzybYli opowiadsli,
lie W walce z mimi stracili
Boerowie pod Kruegersdrop
$50 ludzi. Kr. Jamenson i jego
ofcerzY ME zostali areszt.,
ale Rad uwa3al lch jeko
ped aresztem wojsko-
wynn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
WIADOMOSCl
T..

DAWNIEJSZY OFFS
doktora Wahla, ponad apteka
o.. Gotta, dzierzy obecnie
bieg}y lekarz pan DR.. L..
H. Engelken.
NASI POLSCY farmerzy
z tamtej strony rzeki NIGGA
teraz widywac sic Z dawniel~
Sym dzierzawca salonu P.
Rudnika w Marshlandzie, p.
Hermanem Schultzem, w
nowym salonie pana Ludwika
W Winonie, prey drzewnym
rynku. Pan Shultz jest tam
teraz zawiadowca calego
businesu salonowego.
TkUKkA sic niedawno
pc gazetach po]skich notatka,
jakoby ks. Kucharski za}ozy}
W Winonie szko}e wieczorn9.
Alez ks. Kucharski jeszcze
nigdy noga; ME stana} W
Winonie, tylko czytalismy W
tym miesiacu W gazetach, re
kap}an tego nazwiska zosta}
nastepca g}oSnego ks. DR..
Misickiego ma probostwie
polskiem W Meriden, W
Stanie Connecticut.
WARCHOkY wsciekaja
sic ma W5arusa, a jednak salo-
nistom go kradna i pc katach
cd deskl do deski czytaia.
WINONSKIE KUNDLE
teraz czesto gesto zbiegaja
sic pred s}awna publiczna
dziekciarnia i ia ceremonial
ME nakrapiaja. weszac tam
pewnie cos chicagoskiej
psiarni. Umorusany Micha}ek
i piekna Eutemia bardzo z
tego dumni.
O | LOT MA SPREE
DAZ PREY East Broadway
ulicy.-Zg}osic sic do VIM.
Becker, 7o1 F. 5th.
In Pan0W NaucxYcLeli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

La Crosse Ant. Karpihski 8
Houston L.. M. HiIdebrandt 1
Bremond Kaz. Kemplnski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
DO Pan6w NaucxycIeli.

Przeslijcie Panowie wyrazny
swo, adres do W. J. G. Kenyon,
Gen. Freight & Pass. Agent Bur
ljngton Route, st. Paul, Mimi, a
dostaniecie Panowie wlele cleka-
wego do czYtanla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
( D PUJCIE FAR N Y.

naf naby6 dobra farme, niechaj sic
zgiosl pc wszelkie informacye pod
adresem:
Felix Martyr
l.. B. 235
C%entralia, Wood Co. Wis,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

~DAWNIEJSZY OFFS
doktora Wahla, ponad apteka
o. Gotta, dzierzy obecnie
biegly lekarz pan DR.. l..
H. Engelken.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
KEY WEST, Fla.24 lut. :

KEY WEST, Fla.24 lut.-
Welding prywatnych wiadomo.
SC, nadeszlych tn dis rano z
KubY, Hlszpanie co noe ma
rozkaz %generaia Weyler traca
osmiu do dziesisciu zwelenni-
kow powstahcow. Ably tel rzezi
pofo2yG kres, komitet rewolu
cYjny " HavAnie wydal
manifest, " ktorym grozi, ze
miasto zostanie dynamitem
wYsadzone W powietrze, iezell
te rzezie ME ustana.
LONDYN. Angielski
konsul wArchangelsku nadesia}
telegram potwierdzajacy
wiadomos6, il DIR. Nansen
wraca bieguna potnocnego.
Me dowicrzano tutai wiesei
o odkryciu bieguua potnocnego.
ale telegram konsu}a dowodzi,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

HAVANA. = w San
Antonio, de LosVegas max ubie
przes!i burmi,trz, vice burn.
isiedmiu radzc6w miejskich ma
strooe powstahc6w. General
Weyler kazaf i'm "a to process
wytocsyG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

wsciekaia
sic ma Waarusa, a jednak salo-
nistom 60 kradna i pc katach
cd deskl do deski czytaiq.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-09

and for his forgetfulness OF public attacks.
He has always opposed factional warfare
in his party.
Warner Miller, have excellent reason
70 believe, is not likely TO secure a cabinet
place, although he will surely be remem-
bered in manner befitting his dignity.
Major Mckinley recognizes the work
done in his behalf by the Democrats who
preferred principle to party. He does not
utter these opinions for publication, but
they are none the less pronounced. He
will recognize the important element that
carried Indiana for the cause of sound
money. The name Of General Bragg has
been mentioned by one of the close friends
of the president elect who had forgotten
the desires of Henry G. Payne Mckinley
entertains a high regard for Joe Manley.
He is also ia close touch with Senator
Matthew Stanley Quay, but the latter
wishes patronage and not "a portfolio.
Senator Anthony Higgins Of Delaware
is on such footing with the next presi-
dent as TO warrant him an important place
IL he wishes one. Editor Kohlsaat of Chi
cago expects foreign mission, learn,
and il has been suggested that If Benjamin
Harrison would like to 60 to England he
may do so.
AS have stated, Major Mckinley will
do nothing In the way of serious consider
alton of the future duties Of his high Office
until af.er he has secured rest from the
fatigue Of the campaign. He recognizes
the fact that the future path he will tread
is thorny one He possesses the trait
of caution In a high degree, and he will
move deliberately and with extreme cir
cumspection. His ambition is already ex-
cited TO smooth out tangies into which
politics has been thrown and to build up
a great powerful aggregation Of the stable
interests of the country as bulwark
against socialism, lawlessness and dissat-
isfaction.
have reason to believe that as soon as
practicable President Mckinley will take
some action looking to securing interna-
tional bimetallism. His plan will require
legislation In order TO bring IL about. As
for the tariff, the Dingley bill that passed
the house Is about all that may be expect
ed, with some notifications William
Shaw Bowen in New York World
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-09
Didn't Miss Chnrch Service.

Canton. o.. Nov. s.-The opening Of
morning services In the First Methodist
church yesterday found Major McKin-
ley In his accustomed pew. with num-
Der OF friends. Last evening. Or. Man
chester. Major McKinley's pastor, In his
prayer invoked divine blessings on the
President Of the United States and those
elevated to exalted positions. and refer
ring to the president-elect. in the con-
gregation, invoked the blessings OF provi-
dence upon him and those about 10 be
called to council with him. Mrs. Nc
Kinley is feeling'much better, and was
able TO go to dinner In the dining room
with her husband and their guests. Con-
bratulatory kilograms and letters con-
finue to pour in upon the president
elact
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-09
Talking OF Retaliation.

Berlin, Nov "a book written by r.
Won Halle. dedicated to the government,
has been published. 1t surveys the i'm
portance OF the American elections to-
ward Germany, and assumes that a fairly
prohibitive tariff will be passed by the
next congress, and, in view OF the fact
that Germany. In 1895. imported Amer
lean goods to the value OF 5l1 900. 900
marks, he proposes that early steps be
taken to counteract the injury to German
Industry. He advocates denouncing the
most favored nation clause. and passing
a tarin paragraph, and also to try, in the
main. TO cooperate with the rest Of Eu-
rope and take sweeping retaliatory meas
ures against America. The government
has taken notice of the book, and a score
of copies have been bought for use in the
different departments OF the foreign
Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-09
The Fight Winds Up in
Favor Of Mckinley.
Fusion and Fraud Came Near
Being Successful.
Hlackburn's Successor In the Senate
Will Be Republican.

Louisville. Nov. 9.-The following tele.
srain was sent yesterday by Samuel J.
rooerts' chairman Of the Republican
state campaign committee, to NJ. A.
mamma, at New York: practically com
Piete oihcial returns make our majority
SVo In Kentucky. We polled 40 900 more
votes Tor Mckinley that Governor Brad
icy received, but fusion and fraud al
most robbed as OF victory. We have been
Sleeping on cur arms for a week, but are
now out Of danger"
n'' ROBERTS also sent the following
telegram TO -ar Mckinley: Kentucky,
ior the first time insts history. has been
carried Ly tie Republicans in q presi-
oehtiai Year After four DAYS of anxious
watching and waiting, the official re-
tuihs show you have carried the state
py about AGO plurality. -Four years ago.
Kentucky gave Cleveland 40. 600 plural
ity, and cast z3,500 Populist votes. The
fusion or Populists and Democrats this
year was complete and your victory
means reversal OF "a, COO votes. based
on thefgures OF 1892. On behalf OF Ken
lucky republicans and thousands OF pa-
tflotlc Democrats, who jotned in orr
common cause. permit me 10 congratu-
late you on your great victory and the
breaking OF time honored record in
kentucky. AS a former townsnan and
devoted admirer for 20 years. II is scarce
~ necessary TO add my personal con-
gratuiations."
Ihe following statement was given out
last night from the Republican head
quarters: Practically complete official
returns give Mckinley 444 plurality I'm
kentucky. unofficial advices indicating
that the four missing counties will in
crease rather than decrease these figures.
The Republicans elect four members Of
cor gress, ana a judge Of the highest
court OF the state for an eight year term.
and By the filing of vacancies have So
cured a majority OF two In the general
assembly on joint ballot, which insures
a Republican successor to Senator Black
burn.
The total vote In the state will approx
innate 4e5,o00, an increase of 20. 900 over
last years vote. and $4,000 more than
the highest estimate before the election.
The Republican vote increased about
10000 over Governor Bradley's vote a
year ago, which wes L. 900 higher than
ever before cast in presidential election,
and the Democratic vote was 2s.00O
higher. These figures will give some idea
OF the intensity of the political struggle
through which Kentucky just passed.
There Is no longer any talk Of the Re-
publcans uniting with the Gold Demo-
Gratis on Carlisle. Breckenridge or any
other Democrat. 10 succeed Senator
blackburn. All negotiations and talk
To THIS effect were based on the possibil-
ities Of another deadlock. Now that the
Jepublicans are confident OF majority
on joint ballet, they state that Repub-
lican Will be elected senator Governor
1'radley, Congressman Hunter. st. John,
Boyle and others are mentioned for the
place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-09
Prevents stage Fright.

The bugaboo OF young aspirants for his
trionic donors has always been dread OF
sage fright; but, according to "a Partisan
journal an English physician has solved
the problem and is the possessor of recipe
which Is "a sure cure for the ailment. Ac-
cording to la Medicine Modcrne, an
American physician advises students 60
combat the nervous asthcnia which para
lyzos their faculties aud causes them to
lose the thread Of their ideas by taking ten
drops OF tincturo Of g2lsemium three timas
day. An English specialist prcscribes
vino Of opium TO be taken by actors and
singers Letorc going on the stage. from
five 10 six drops, he says, will give to the
most timid actress the self possession OF the
most spirited old player.