davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-14
t.". Is.

"a wiele zrobilismy, W zamian
mic nam ME dano, ze zeprzedewszy-
stkiem idee pa1stwowa pielegnu-
jenny, dla niej pracujemy, aby ja
urzeczywistnic, wtedy dla sie-
bic dla naszych warstw ucie-
miezonych zrobimy to, CO ,,oby-
watele swiata" ,,dla wszystkich''
uczynic chca. A bedac narodem
poteznym - dopiero mozemy i
powinnismy ,,dziaiac dla dobra
ludzkosci''. Rzadzmy sic zmy-
s}em praktycznym.
Idea pa1stwowa.
Te idee Zwiazek n. P, cd sa-
mego poczatku tu W Ameryce
podni6s} i ia rozwija. Ustawy
jego bowiem wyraznie i jasno
powiadaja, ze ma dziafac ma ko.
rzysc niepodlegfosci ziem pol
skich W Europe. Dawniej opie-
wa}y ustawy, ze ma dzia}ae le-
galnie i godzi,0emi srodkami.
Wyrazy te sejm ostatni s}usznie
wykresli}, gdyz my, bytu legal
nego ME majac, mic legalnied dzia-
lac ME mozemy, jako wyzuci
z swej ojcowizny przez zb6j6w,
wszelkie 'srodki w celu obrony
w}asnej SO dla mas godziwemi, SO
legalnemi do urzeczywistnienia
idei pa6stwowej. Zwiazek N.
p. uczy tez wyraznie, re kap}a-
now jako katolicy W rzeczach
WARY s1uchac many w re-
czach zas swieckich w}adzy tel
jako koscielnej ME poddajemy
sic; co przecie ME wyklucza
ksiedza cd wsp6fudzia}u W pra-
cy narodowej - ami nawet cd
objecia urzedu - jako polaka.
Ola tel idei pa6stwowej organi-
zujmy sic, }aczmy sic, abysmy
byli gotowi przy tym wielkim
ogniu europejskim, ktory p}o-
mieniem wysoko ku niebu stree
Ii - ze tax trywialnie powiemy
- -upiec nasza pieczeh narodowa.
Idea Boles}aw6w odzyje, choc
ma jej dawne szlaki dis okiem
rzucic ME smiemy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-14
Chicago, ILL.,, Czwartek dnA l4go Maja 1896 roku


idea Koscio}a, ME swiecka - ale
duchowa - wieki przetrwala i
przetrwa, DO ia Chrystus Pan
naucza} smiercia mecze1ska ma
szczycie Golgoty zycie jej wieczne
zapewni}. Ze Kosci6} ME upadl =
dowodzi Boskiej Jego misyi, pod
wzgledem szerzenia zastosowa-
mia W zyciu praktycznem nauki
Chrystusa. =.
nasz Boles}aw Smiaiy, ME
byi ami lepszy ami gorszy cd in.
nych panujacych - swieckich
czy duchownych. Czyz on wyzej
cd mich STAG mial! Powtarza.
my, re takie--to byly czasy
= ze poziom moralnosci bardzo
by} obnizony. A by} to kr6l
dzielny, monarcha dba}y o losy
pa6stwa, ostatni przedstawiciel
idei pa1stwowej Boles}awa Chro-
brego. Vice mu mic publicznie
ME MONA by}o zarzucic - bo O.
rezem rozszerza} granice Polski,
i chcia} niej zrobie pa1stwo
potezne, slime, kt6reby wp}yw
ma ca}y SWAT chrzescia1ski wy.
wiera}o. Dzielny to by} kr6l -
i stall tez wiernie przy swej idei
pa1stwowej; on jako najwyzszy
W kraju urzednik, jako g}owa
pa1stwa, ME m6g} chciec i ME
chcia}, ably wladza koscielna W
swieckie sprawy sic miesza3a -
aby potega swiecka, W kr6lu
uosobiona W sprawach swieckich
uledz miala potedze koscielnej,
W biskupie Szczepanowskim no.
sobionej. Biskup wtedy uderzy}
ma jego prywatne zycie. | przy-
sz}osc Polski ma dlugie wieki
mia3a sic rozstrzygnac. Gdyby
by} zwyciezyl kr6l Boles}aw,
zwyciezy}aby idea pa6stwowa,
nar6d ca}y by3by skonsolidowa.
ny, upadliby moznowladcy, kler
W sprawach swieckich wpfyw by
stracii - a Polska bylaby potez-
ma; kr6l bylby ludem. Kr6l
chcial, aby wladza koscielna W
sprawach swieckich mad wiadza
swiecka ME tryumfowa}a.
Ale kr6l upad} = zwyciezyl
biskup i idea pa6stwowa rune
Ia; odzyla ona pod koniec vol.
nej Polski zgasla we krwi, dy.
mie kurzu. Ideal pa1stwowy,
ideal mocnego pa6stwa, W kt6.
rem by wszystkie warstwy byiy
po}aczone - ME istnia}. Pomie.
dzy ludem, a kr6lem sta}a pol.
milionowa szlachta. Kr6l by}
tylko kr6lem W Warszawie - a
W Polsce panowie czyli kr6lewie-
ia rzadzili, kaady byl kr6lem i
panem absolutnym u siebie. Ka-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-14

Tax to kochani czytelnicy z
upadkiem idei pa1stwowej, "a
kt6rym sz}y rzady panow i BIZ
skup6w, kt6rzy kr6lom wladze
odebrali - Polska musia}a chy.
lie sic ku upadkowi. Raz jesz-
cze idea ia b}ysne}a i grobowe
zapanowa}y ciemnosci.
Ale to to idee, idee Bolesla.
wow, idee pa1stwowa, kt6ra ca.
}y nar6d skonsoliduje, W obronie
naszych w}asnych interes6w,
podniesiono na nowo. Tax, pod.
niesiono ia - jest ona dzisiaj
nasza arka przymierza, ma kt6ra
zwracaja sic oczy W kraju j ma
emigracyi. Idea ia, to nasz 6}tarz
narodowy, to eel zycia naszego.
Tel idei podporzadkowac nalezy
wszelkie inne ideally. Miejmy
ps1stwo wlasne, Oiczyzne wolns
"a urzadzimy sic jaknajwygod.
niej dla wszystkich. Ts idee pan.
stwowa wyznawac podtrzymy-
wac powinno tez stronnictwo kle-
rykalne, widzac ma kaadym kro.
ku przesladowanie WARY przez
zaborc6w az przeszlosci MECH
czerpie to nauke, ze rzsdy teo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-14
w ObrOnie prawdy.

Wpsdl nam W rske nieregularnie u
kazujacy sic tn ,Przyjaciel Ludu" z
Pittsburgh. w numerze tym redakcya
tegoa tygodnika pochwalny srtykui Pi-
see ma ozesc wysiannika Zagranicznego
Zwiazku Sooyalistow Polskich nieja-
kiego p. Dolskiego - a zarszem Wy
stepuje przeciw ulokowsniu znaoznej
czesci funduszow skarbu n. p. W Rap
perswylu - W banku ratunkowym po-
zna6skim. Oczywiscie redakoya yP.
L." sprawe te W wfsiszywem Przedstswis
(Ciag dalszy ma stronie 4ej)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-14
Drukarnia ekspedycya: 574 Noble Str. Chicago, Ill.

kratyczne SO z}e; ze w interesie
samejze WARY ley to, ably VIA.
dza koscielna W sprawach swiec-
kich ME dominowa}a; bo w}asnie
przez rzady w}adz koscielnych W
sprawach swieckich i chec abso.
lutnego dominowania - idea
paGstwowa upadla - a MIA i
wiara cierpi. Ola tego roz}aczyc
trzeba religie cd polityki. We
wlasnym interesie kazdego pola-
ka powinno lezec odbudowanie
Polski, gdyz wtedy niejedno dla
dobra wszystkich mozemy zrobic;
czego dis rzady zaborcze nam
uczynic ME pozwola. w obec
w}asnie tych z}ych ekonomicz.
nych stosunk6w, W obec biedy
warstw nizszych ma ca}ym swie.
Gle, powstali sr6d mas ludEie,
kt6rzy ucza i glosza, ze So ,,oby.
watelami swiata", ze dzia}aja dla
dobra .,ca}ej ludzkosci", W obec
kt6rej Polska mic ME znaczy; ze
wydzwigna masy cierpiace i be.
die raj ma ziemi. Szkodliwe So
to doktryny, acz piekne to ma po-
z6r has1a: ,,poswiecic sic dla lu.
dzkosci", bye ,,obywatelem swia-
ta";;- ale puste SO one dla
sprawy naszej, tenn samem dla
naszego ludu i robotnik6w szko.
dive.
Albowiem czy godzi sic czio.
wiekowi zarobek sw6j miedzy
obcych dzielic. przyjsc bez gro.
sza do domu, gdzie iona dzieci
ME maja co jesc czem cia} swych
przyodziac! Wszakze to ma po-
z6r tax pieknie:-dzie sw6j "a
robek pomiedzy biedniejszych o.
demnie bliznich9 a tu W domu
rodzina wlasna cierpi gl6d. Czy
dobrze taxi cziowiek robi9 Me.
Bo mi}osc blizniego W domu sic
zaczyna. Milosc ludzkosci "a.
czyna sic od milosci w}asnego
narodu - inaczej jest ona pu.
stym dzwiekiem.
A najwiekszem nieszczesciem
jest to, ze TAXI ,,obywatel swiata"
kaptuje nieraz najlepsze nasze
silly j robi z mich maniak6w,
kt6rzy tylko piracy dla dobra
calej ludzkosci m6wia, podczas
gdyby mogli bye dla sprawy
polskiej pozyteczni. Szkoda tez
ich energii, ktora ldzie ma marne
= szkoda ubytku tych si}, kt6re
powinne bye u&yte dla wlasnej
sprawy naszej. To tez kochani
czytelnicy, jeSli spotkacie takie.
go ,obywatela swiata" j ,pra.
cownika dla dobra calej ludzko.
Sci" powiedzcie mu, re my pola.
cy dla dobra tel ludzkosci juz
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-14
Idea panstwOwa.

va cZaSu, kleuy Ma SKafce
krwawy odegra} sic dramat, pol
ska idea pa1stwowa upad}a.
Byly to czasy kiedy potega Rzy-
mu W zenicie swym sta}a, kiedy
kr6lowie, cesarzowie mocarze
tego swiata pred mia sic chwiali.
W}adza papieska W reku swym
dzierzy}a gromy interdyktu, stra.
szne gromy klatwy. Jesli kt6
ry monarcha W czemkolwiek.
badz sprzeciwia1 sic wolf papie.
Ia, papiez klatwe ma niego rzu-
cal. A czy wiecie kochani czy-
telnicy co w owym czasie klatwa
znaczy}as Monarcha wyklety
byl wykluczony re spo}ecze1-
stwa, by} wyklety W oczach ma
rodu swego, rodziny swej, pod.
danych cd przysiag rozwiazywa-
no. A jesli nar6d kr6la swego
ME opusci}, papiez ma kraj inter,
dykt rzuca}, koscio}y zamknieto,
II msze ustawaly - sakramen.
tow ME udzielano, pogrzeby
chrzescia6skie ME odbywa2y sic.
Cz}owiekowi wykletemu mkt
ME smia} podac szklanki woody,
lub kawalka chleba, uciekano cd
niego jak cd zadzumionego. Ia
ka to byla w6wczas potega Rzy.
mu. Byla to walka w1adzy swie-
ckiej w}adza koscielna - orza.
dy swieckie.
Me bedziemy sic tu rozpisy-
wall jaki obr6t walka ia W kra.
jach rozmaitych wzie}a; W Pol.
see zwycieay}a wiadza koscielna !;
i ma Ska}ce idee pa1stwowa po.
chowano.
Toczy1a sic walka pomiedzy
krolem Boleslawem, zwanym
Smia1ym, kt6ry przedstawia} idee
w1adze pa1stwowa, apomiedzy
biskupem Szczepanowskim Sta
nisiawem, kt6ry przedstawia}
ides j wladze koscielna. Byly to
czasy grubych nieokrzesanych
obyczaj6w. Rozwiozlosc by}a o.
g6lnie rozpowszechniona.
Historyapowiada, Ae nawet glo-
wy Kosciola sw. ME zyly nieraz
tax jak zyc powinne "a jednak
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-14
No. 20.

rreSc; Idea pahstwowa. - Notatki. - Z
posiedzenia RI. Centr - Koniec kwar-
tafu. - Odezwa Wydz. Oswiaty.-Prze-
glad polityczny. - Wiadomosci zwiaz-
kowe. - Lista nowo przyjetych czion-
kow. - Polacy wAmeryce. Co pisze
Wolue PolskIe Siowo o socyalistach pol
skich. Miodziez polska W zaborze
rosyjskim. - Do rodak6w w Denver
okolicy. - Korespondencye. - Echa z
obchodow. - Lwow starozytny. - Pier.
wszy odczyt prof. Siemiradzkiego. -
Rozwiniecie sztandaru.-Wielki Rok.-
Kronika miejscowa. - Zawiadomienia,
podziekowania og}oszenia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-24

The will Of the late George Bogus, daied
April II, 1896, and naming Nicholas II.
Shea and James F. Shea executors, was
filed this afternoon for probate. He directs
that life insurance in he sum of $3.50 he
invested in Carroll Institute bonds, and
they be turned over to his niece, Mrs. So
phia Kahl.
To Mr.. Bogus brothers and sisters
Gustave Bogus, Henry Bogus, Minnie
Frederick and Sophia Werner-is bequeath-
ed the following property: 613 III street
northwest, 61S H street northwest, $40 9Th
street northwest, together with three adj
joining lots in the north, and also the
property at 9th and G streets northwest,
known as Society Temple"
The benefciaries are to hold the prop
erty as just tenants and not as tenants in
common, and at the death of the brothers
and sisters the property is to go to the
archbishop of Baltimore and his successors
to be used for such charitable or good pur-
pose as may be deemed proper.
To Rev. DIR. Stafford, Rev. John F. Gloyd
and Rev. Joseph MCGEE of ST. Patrick's
Church is beQueathed $500 each, as mark
of esteem and regard for the clergymen.
The remainder of the estate of the de-
ceased, of all kinds, is left to his brothers
and sisters mentioned in the foregoing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-24
Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, April 2i.-Flour firm, unchanged
receipts, 6,0Ii barrels; sales 300 barrels. Wheat
steady-spot, 70s10ls; May, 89has9ss; July, 6g1sa
Gtfl-receipts. 400 bushels; stock Ss,l72 bushels
southern wheat by sample, 7IaT5; do. on grsde,
!0af3. Corn frm-spot and month, 25Eag5Es ;
n.y, =ussa35ta: June. 35a bid: July, 38.sa:s65 ( /;
steamer mixed, 3i4aSiss-Tecopts, 81, 142 bushels;
shipments, 1887 bushels: stock. ST. 49, bushels
sale3, 6,loe hlIsheis-southem white corn 95Sa36:
q a yellow. aIA Oats tirmaNo 2 white western,
bushels: stock 202, Isl bushels Rye aniet~No' ..
Aos41 nearby; 42af3 western stock, 50 1881 bush
els: HAY ftrm-gcod to choice timothy. SIG J0a
steam to Liverpool per bushel 2da2Kd: Cork
nor orders per quarter, 2s.6d. April and May. Sa-
gar strong, unchanged. Butter steady-fancy
creamery. l5al6: do. initiation, 13al4; do IaJle
llai2 GOOD ladie, l0all; store packed, Sa10. Eggs
weak-fresli, 9Ra10 Cheese weak, unchanged
Whisky unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-24
Washington stock Exchange.

sales-regular call-12 O'Clock m.-MetropolltaR
at 81; at 80 Washington Loan and Trust s
at l22. L. 5. Electric Light, 10 at 122R. Ameri-
can CIR GraEhoPhcne 100 at g. After oall-MetropOli-
Government Bonds.-U. S. IS. registered, 1OsI
6a Joy sskse y s q S iS ss bid 10
District of Columbia Eonds.-2o-yeIr fund IS, 1OS
ar lGHd s. G s $ old o T s sest
la bid SGs funding tda SnETsnsy 100 BID
6, i2t4 bid, u Sashed Belt railroad 5s. 10 bid.
ssked AeS douhSa Raoad iSaq s6d rs 1 pa sGed
Washington Gas Company 6s; series A. III bid.
liz BID 1rs asked Was1ntSn as S Gams,b;
cow, S. Us bid. U. S. Electric Light cow s.,
100 bid, ios asked American Security and Trust
Js, F.. and A., 100 bid. American Security and
T,nst IS, AID o. 700 lid Wasninston Marked
Company imp. IS, los bio Washington Market
tom S. loS bid Washington Eight Infantry ist
National Bspk stocks Bank of Washington 2sS
2sS bid. $40 asked Central. $50 bid; Farn,ers
aHs i s ND nd Ssa%5a P Sa
asked CAPITAL. IL hid IVES; End, lo7 bid; 10
asked s - TrSdeTs "a hid 19l asked Lincoln. 1Osh
Safe DEPOSIT and Trust Companies. National Safe
ton Loan and TTGs .iSos III bid 10 asked Ama
can Security and Trust. l42 bid, lIo asked. WASH
in Saro safe DsPes % nld roc, omp,nv
bid, 20 asked. Metropolitan. l21 bid l33 asked
Columbia. 81 bid. Belt: - asked. lexington. 19H
bid. Georgetown and Tennalytown. 3 Oaskcd.
Gas and Electric Lght tSocks.- Washington Gas
40 bid. ~ asked. Georgetown Gas, - bid, 20
asked. u. s. Electric Light, 10 hid. l23 asked
Insurance Stocks.-Firernen "a hid IS asked
Franklin, IS bid, A. asked. Metropolitan 75 bid,
90 asked Corcoran, 80 bid. Potomac CO hid
Arlington, 40 bid. i55 asked German American.
l15 bid National Union, IL bid. IL asked. Co
Peoples, SIS bid. Lincoln bid 81 asked Com
mercial. AZ bid. 6Ls asked.
Insurance lie Peal
bid. ITO asked. Columbia. So bid G asked. WASH
ington Title. bid District Title, hid. II asked.
Telephone Stocks.-Pcnnsylyania 81 bid, 80 asked.
American Graph9phone. s7s hid. 9h asked. Pncu-
matte Gun Carriage, 30 bid Is asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks. - Mergcnthaler IAnotyDs
11sk bid, u 5asked. I4aRston Monotype, bid.
Washington Market, l3 bid Great Falls Ice 13
bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-24
FINANCE AND TRADE
Realizing Sales Prevented Estab-
ishment Of Higher Prices.
LIMITED DEALING IN RAILWAY STOCK
Washington Advices a Prominent
Factor in the Days Business.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NEW YORK, April 24-London's early
cables reflected considerable irregularity
this morning and added almost nothing TO
the volume of local business. Traders were
disposed to buy moderately during the
opening hour, but realizing sales prevented
the permanent establishment Of a higher
level The transactions in railway shares
were more restricted than yesterday, as
the result of a noticeable falling off in the
demand from commission houses.
Washington advices were prominent
factor in the days business. the predicted
early adjournment of Congress being util-
lied as a basis for optimistic conclusions
Later In the day rumors Of d proposed at
tempt to abolish the diferentiai duty on
sugar had a depressing influence OH the
entire market. While lh. stock named sur-
Tered most the prospect of a revival Of the
tariff debate at this juncture proved in
furious to values in ali parts of the active
list In well informed circles il is not ex-
pected that anything more than Temporary
inconvenience will result from the we'll
known species of legislative attack
The universal desire for an early adj
journment of Congress is intensified by de-
Nclopments of this character.
inside interests in American Tobacc
have been credited with large sales during
the last forty-eight hours, and the street
Is consequently anticipating important de-
veiopments relative to the affairs OF this
property. There is nothing sufficiently defi-
mite in the compapys condition to warrant
trading by interests not in some way COM
mitted at the present tine.
The market for foreign exchange was re-
ported at a shade firmer than yesterday.
Some offerings of security bills were re-
ported, although no significant foreign buy
ing was recorded. The decline in money
rates at this center has resulted in the
withdrawal of the loan bills, which have
OF late been an important factor in keeping
rates under the specie point
Ashipment of $i50000 in French gold will
be made tomorrow under special condi-
tons not reflected in the general market
A reported break in the price of British
consols after the close of the London mar
ket, and attendant decline in inter-
national shares, caused some local selling
late in the day Emancipation of a lower
opening tomorrow. The froeign policy of
the English government, lacking, as IL
oces, popular Enforcement by those most
concerned, cannot fail 10 influence stock
values from time to time during the ex-
isrence of present conditions.
The trading of the last hour was dull, and
in many instances at the lowest prices OF
the day.
Traders were credited with the bulk Of
the sales. confidence in the long account not
being abandoned by the more influential
class OF operators. Sugar was the feature
of the trading at substantial decline from
the morning level, large realizing sales and
an extension of the short account being
noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-24
NO SCRAP TODAY.
But MesSrs. Money and Hall Do Not
Speak rs They Pass by.

But MesSrs. Money and Hall Do Not
Speak rs They Pass by.
The cruel war Is over. The white-winged
dove of peace hovers innocently and trust
ingly over the House. Ink-stands and
sponge-cups have resumed their normal
functions. The two belligerents of yester-
day have washed the gore and Ink from
their respective persons and no longer
thirst for blood.
1t Is true the white-winged dove OF peace
fiuttered uneasily on it's perch for a few
minutes this morning, It's gentle heart
tnrobbinS with apprehension, but the alarm
was only momentary, and nothing occurred
TO cause it to wing it's flight from the scene
1t was when Mr.. Money and Mr. Hall sat
within arms-length of each other that this
occurred. Mr.. Hall was seated directly in
front of Mr.. Money, on the floor of the
House, each intent upon his own affairs
and apparently oblivious Of the others
presence.
When the House saw 1t there was a hush,
and an air Of expectancy permeated the
place. 'Will they scrap?' was the whis-
pered Interrogation. But there they peace
fully sat for several minutes, and finally
Mr.. Han got up and sauntered into the
cloak rooms. passing Mr. Money without a.
glance Of recognition from either.
The House drew a sigh Of relief. Eyi-
IDENTIFY hosttlities were at an end, and the
prospects removed Of sudden vacancy in
the Mississippi or Missouri DELEGATIONS. II
Is thought the incident has closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-24
SMALLS FOR ALLISON.
The South Carolina COIOred Leader
Announces His Allegiance.

Ex-Congressman Robert SmalIs coIored,
of South Carolina, is in Washington to look
after a bill in Congress. SmaIls is one of
the leaders of the Webster-SmaIis faction
OF the republican party in South Carolina,
the state convention of which was held the
18th of this month. The convention in
dorsed Mckinley. and the four deIegates-a at
large are counted in the Mckinley column.
II am and have always been an Allison
man, sald SInails to Star reporter this
morning, and ! expect TO vote for him AT
the st. Louis convention. One of the other
Observation-Disclosures, DR.. Crum, will also vote
for Allison. Mr.. Webster is for Mckinley.
while Mr. Johnsons favorite is not known.
mo. l do not consider that the conyen-
ton instructed us to vote for Mckinley:
at any rate l shall not regard the action Of
the convention"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-24

Senator Gear has proposed an amend
ment to the District bill appropriating $780,
600 out Of an m3peys. arrears of pay, and
bounty due the Estates of deceased coiored
soldiers who served in the late war, and
which were in the hands of the commission
ers of freednanS bureau, and have been
unpaid in the treasury, for the purpose of
erecting a national memorial home for
aged and infir:n eolored people, and to aid
in maintaining the inmates of the same:
these buildings to be erected in the District
of Columbia, upon the lands owned by the
association known as The Home for Aged
and Infirm Colored People"
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To Pay Debts to the stntes,

Senator Hawley, from the committee on
military affairs. has favorably reported the
proposed amendment to the general de-
flciency appropriation bill appropriating
s195. 26O to pay amounts found due the
states of Iowa, Illinois. Maine, Ohio, Ken
lucky, Pennsylvania. Vermont, Wisconsin,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connects,
cut, New York, New Jersey, Michigan and
Indiana for expenses incurred by them in
defense of the United States during the
civil war. The amendment will now 90 to
the committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
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Port Orchard Dry Dock,

Capt. Ludlow, commanding tho coast de-
tense ship Monterey. has telegraphed the
Secretary Of the Navy, fror. Seattle. wash,
that the Monterey entered the new govern
ment dry dock at Port Orchard at O'Clock
yesterday morning, and at 1 O'Clock was
resting entirely on blocks and shores very
easily without the least indication of strain
of any kind. This is the first test of the
new dock, which is the largest structure of
its kind in this country, and is capable of
receiving the biggest vessel in the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-24
SILVER OR BUST.

"hat senator Tfllman Says IL the
Feeling in Some States.
senator Tillman returned to the city this
morning from his western trip. He says
that ne was gone fifteen days, and spent
Ten nights of that time on sleeping cars
de made seven speeches, and travelled
through Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and
Kentucky, and. to use his words, TITS sill
yer or Dust In every one Of those states"
He says he never felt happier in his life
and exhibits with pride the silver and gold
pitcnfoFk, which was given to him by his
ADMIRERS in Colorado as a memento of his
President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-24
THE HOUSE.

This was private bill day in the House.
BY unanimous consent bills were passed
empowering the. city of Tucson. Ariz-, to
issue bonds to the amount of $780, 900 for
the construction of water and sewer
system, and 10 authorize the return free
Of duty of articles exported for exhibition
purposes.
MIR. Jones (Va-) presented the report on
the contested election case of Carnett vs.
Swanson, from the fifth Virginia district
The report favors the sitting member.
minority report is to be filed.
The pension bills favorably acted upon
at the session Friday night were passed.
of the late Brigadier General Ferdinand
Vanderveer at the rate of so per month.
The Speaker announced the appointment
of MIR. Miles (MdJ as a member of the
committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Mahon Pa.), chairman Of the COM
mittee on claims, then moved that the
House go into committee OF the whole en-
the private calendar.
ton in the interest of the general pension
bill
The Pension Biu.
The motion was defeated 05-13S) and The
House proceeded with the debate on the
pension bill Mr.. Layton (Ohio). who first
took the floor, criticised some features of
the measure, and expressed the hope that
opportunity would be afforded for amend
.nent. but said II compelled to vote on the
bill as it was he would support it.
He specially criticised the section Of the
bill which gives pensions to deserters.
He replied at length to some remarks
made yesterday charging the democratic
party with hostility toward the Union sol
diers.
Mr.. Tracey CIo) indorsed the bill.
The debate On the pension bill will con-
unue all day.