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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-24
,,Ich bin elm Deutscher."
(Jestem niemcem).

Gazety niemieckie opisuja Z wiel
KLEIN zadowoleniem, ze PREY ME-
szczesnym pozarze W bazarze dobro
czynnosci W Paryzu odznsczy} sic
take jakis slutacy niemiecki, IA
zwiskiem Karol Wagner, ktory ra
towai ludzi z pozaru. Otrzymsi on
"a to ma pamistke medel srebrny
Pisrwszej klasy. Gdy go przedsts
~iono Prezydentowi Franc,i, panu
For, zspytai sic Wagners, z ksd po-
chodzi. Ma to odpowiedzlsl tsnte
smiaio: nJestem n~iemcem."
Jsk wisdomo, franouzi niemcow
wogole ME bardzo lubis, majsc cia.
gle W pamieci ostatnis wojne, ktcra
przegrsli. or niemieo Wagner oks.
zai sic bardzo odwatnym, a zarazem
u~czciwym criowiekim, ze sic swego
pochodzenia niemieokiego ME "a.
pari.
Powinno to bye przykiadem ola
mas Tolskow, ably sic swego pooh
dzenia nigdy ! nigdzie ME zspierac,
chocby sic to komu nawet j podobat
ME mislo. Niestety, miedzy ma
mi swisszcza Jest wielu tskicb,
k,"rzy ehoc z polsti b rodzicow pc.
CHI dzs, cboe 20 niewieoku nieraz
ledwo tiubs, jedpak sic swsgo pol
skiego pocboda ~stydzs, a Ia
wet cbwals sic TEN, re polskiej mo.
Wy zspomnieli, lub, A. wosle ME
znajs. Jest to smutny objsw, kto
rym nawet uczciwy niemieo pogar.
dzic must, boo kaady uczciwy c.io
wick wysoko ceni sws religis l ma.
rodowose. Kto sic pomiedzy MEM
cami zsprze swej pelskiej nsrodc.
wosoi, ten tet ! pomiedzy ewsngie
likami zaprze sic | swej WARY
katolickiej, bedac oziowiekiem
ohvisjnym ! bss staaych sasad.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-24
Niemiec o kOlOnizacyi.

Autor wspomnianej ,jua przez mas
broszury o germanizaoyi Ksisst
wa, pisze mied.y innymi 90 nastepu.
je:
N~ajlspszym s~kladnikier aywio
Ia niemieckiego W Poznahskiem jest
chop nismiecki - stan n~iemiecki, h
gospodar,y w~iejskich. Jest on pra
oowity pr.ywiazany do swej religii
i obyoaaju niemieckiego i skory d
I Fl Ar miaIowioie ma cele kosoielne i
religijue.A Ale jake si1a polityorna ME
wiele zdzisisc mole ola ro~zszerzenia
uiemCzyzny W Poznshskiem, a jesr
oae mriej ola germsnizacyi ludu
p~olskiego. Brak gospodarzowi ME
ME ckiemu-niemisckiego stanu r..
botni ,zego."
Autor stwierdza dalej, ze W oaiem
Ksiestwie ME ma robotnik6w ME
mieckich, jest tylko robotnik pol
ski. Tylko W kilku zachodnich po
wiatach gospodarz niemiecki PRAGUE
z ~cze'adzis niemiecka, zreszts ca.
lem Ksiestwie nawet gospodarze
niemiecoy, t. j. drobni posiedziciele
ziemsoy, MUSIC sic Fosiugiwac W po-
dworLu i W polu polsks ~ozeladzis
wiejsks. jake wiec ten daislny
stan gospodarzy niemisokich ma po
] tycznie oddzialywac ma lud polski,
Ga jego zgermanizowanie, kiedy on
sam ekonomicznie jest Cd robotniks
polskiego ~zalezny?
Dslej gospodarze niemiecoy oisgle
sic wyprzedajs z Ksiestws i wynoszs
to do Brsndenburgii to do Pomera.
nil, pOdobnie jak ~zdelniejsi prze-
mysiowcy nieuieccy. Wyprzedajs
sic Z r~ozmaitych powodow, a glow
nie ola bardzo wielkich cistarow
ma szkoiy i ~koscioly protestanokie.
Me rzadko wykupuje ioh gospodarr
polski, a obok niego dorabiajscy i
wybijajsoy sic ma wierLch robot
mix pOlski, ktorego niemcom brak
Prey takish sprzedaaach zas chop
niemieoki o polityke ne pyts, j
sprzedsje temu, kto mu plaoi, choo.
by to byi ] gospodarz po!ski.
KOmisys kolonisaoyjna ma te
szozerbe z~apeinic. Ale j ons wiel
kich rzeczy ME zdzisla. Dota1 wy
daia dwie trzeoie kapitaiu / oss1ziia
1850 rodzin, ale z tych Alb cbiopow
jut Ksiestwie osiadlych, a wieo z
dalsrycb stron ledwie cos mad 1000.
Mole nsjwysej jeszcze 5000 ro-
DIN ossdzic ma gruntsch Jua zsku
pionyCh ] tych, ktore jsstcze zakupi.
BE izie rassm 5000 uowych rodzin
niemieokioh W Ksiestwie wisoej, a
to ola ~kwestJi zismania zywioiu pol.
skiego jest zbJt maluczko. Liczyc
sic zas trzeba z tenn, ze zsnim tych
nowych 5000 rodzin kolonist0w lie
mieckich nspiynie. to pewns czesc
gespodarsy niemieckich - " tym
ssmym o,ssie wyprzeds sic Z Pc
znshskiego, tax, ae rz~eczywisty do.
robek Kolonizscyi tenn samem obni
~ sic ! owych 100 milionow prswis
ME beisie znac ma ohiopsch niemie.
okich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-24
ARTYKUf
pOtrzebny W kazdym dOmu.
; . 4 4 4 4

Rdz spr6bo,cone - zo,osze uzy,oane.
KAzDA RoDzISA bedzie sic czuia szcze-
sliwsza, uzywajac PREY praniu b%ielizny
"OczYsc1CIELA", ktOry bielizny ME nisz-
czy, praczkOm oszczedza czasu / zmecze-
mia ! zmienia dotychczasows ciezka pra.
&c, W bardzo% przyjemna rozrywke. Bic
LIMA TAX wyprana, odznacza sic szczeg6l-
ma biaioscia. wyprasowana zas ma piekny
poiysk. SprObuj chOc raz tylko, przesy-
iaJac IL cent. W znaczkach pocztowych
Stamps) pod adresem: l.. NJ. MUCHA,
Mgr, SOUTH BEND, IND, a odwrotna
pocztq d~ostaniesz kawaiek "OczYscIcIE
La wystarczajqcy ma cztery az DUE pra-
MIA wraz zsposObem uzycia / wszelkfemi
objasnieniami. Pisz zaraz. a ME pozafu-
jesz.
POIRZEBA zaraz obojga pfci AGEN-
IOW da s~przedazy. u3-8-g0
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-24
Piekne sfowa

wyPowiedsisl ksiate Ludw ik bswar.
ski, syn krola. Ma zgromadseniu
bawsrskich rolnikow we Weiden DO
wisdziai; nJestem przekonany, 70
mnie W Bawaryi ws1edzie dobrze
Przyjma, ale ter W s prosilem,
ably ME urzsdzano ola mnie zadLych
osobnJch uroczystosci, poniewaz ME
zyo1e sobie, ably ola mnis miasta i
gminy ia ko'zts i wydatsi sic nara.
ssay' TakiOh festynow nam ME DO.
trEeba.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-24

Mech PREY kiad owego niemoa "
Paryau pobud.i i a do tego. abys.
my wszedrie j W ksziem towarxyst
vie, ohocby n'emieckiem. gdzie tego
potr.eba wymaga, smia}o i otwaroie
ber obawy wyznali: nJestem pola.
kiem."
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-24


mic. Skarb brytahski oplaci
koszta tel ulgi fnansowej.
Projekt wyluszczony jasno,
ale W og6lnych rysacb, przez
leadera W Izbie gmin zyskai
ogromne pochwa}y natych,
Mast cd trzech przyw6d
COW trzech giup irlandzkich a
prasa dubli6ska zaznacza dzi-
siaj ten sam CLOS przyjazny.
Nigdy jeszcze cabinet obecny
ME znalaz} sic ma takiej uczcie!
Stronnictwo hberalne tax sa
mo jak zachowawcze winszuje
rzsdowi jego postanowienia,
oba r6wnie szczerze choc kaz.
de z innych powod6w. Libe,
ralna opozycya widzi W tenn
przyzuanie sic do dawniejszych
win i czesciowe zag}adzenie
ohydnej Responsibilities;
zachowawca widzi w ten spo-
sob zafatwienie domowej zwa
dy, pojednanie sic re stronni-
ctwem narodowem irlandzkiem
i utrzymanie sic nadal u VIA.
dry.
Trzeba przyznac, re p. Bal
four zmienif ca}kowicie swe
zapatrywania ma Irlandys. On,
co niedawno jeszcze byl auto.
rem owego planu samorzadu
administracyjnego 'najezonego
trudnosciami, on CO przeslado-
wal i gnebil Irlandczyk6w z
zaciek{oScia niezapomniana,
dis z miodowem s}owem ma
ustach wyciaga do Mich reke
pc bratersku. Me ma powo
du wyrzucac mu braku kon.
sekwencyi, DO on powiada, ze
Irlandya dzisiejsza ME podo.
bna jest bynajmniei do tel,
kt6ra grozlia buntem 'przed
pieciu laty. Jezeli krok ODE.
cnie zapowiedziany, bedzie do
pefniony wielu innemi ref,r.
mani, ktorych oplakany stan
ekonomcz ny Irlandyi wyma.
ga, to bedzie MONA powinszo.
wac rzadowi tel" ca}kowitej
zmiany frontu.
Tymczasem ME brakuje ko-
mentarzy i W klubach rozpra
wiajs mad powodami, jake
sk}onify cabinet do takiejinie-
spodziewanej manifestacyi. CT,
kt6rzy ME zapomnieli, re W
ciagu ca}ej sesyi biezacej sta
nowisko ministra finans6w, sir
Michala Heaks- Beach ros{o z
uszczerbkiem pozycyi p. Bal
fours, vida W tym kroku, cd
wet tego ostatniego, gdyz jego
RIVAL zsolidaryzowa} sic z li.
piestwem dotychczasowem Ir.
landyi, kt6remu p. Balfour
kres ksadzie. Inni vida PREY
zwrotu W opozycyi coraz
gwaltowniejszej irlandzkich
Ian 1lord6w, a So i tacy, kt6rzy
twierdza, BE pc dw6ch bezp}o,
sesyach, Rad musial
szukac srodka rehabilitacyi po.
litycznej. Badz co badz, ME
m6g{ znalesc lepszeg,.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-24
Reformy dla Irlandyi.
L0ndm, "a maia.


" parlamencie cd poczatku
kadencyi, jest projekt ustepstw
ola Irlandyi. Zaskoczy} on
awiat polityczny jak ~najaupel,
niej niespodziewanie. Gdy p.
Artur Balfour W parlamencie
przemawial re swej }awy mi.
niSteryalnej. ably objawic "a.
miary rzadu, Mkt pc "a gro
mem jego ministeryalnych ko-
leg6w i trzech irlandzkich de-
putOwanych, kt6rzy s}owem
honoru zobowiazali sic do IA
chowania sekretu, ME mia} wy.
obraxenia o tenn, co uslyszy.
Me nalezy ami przesadzac,
ami tendencyjnie zmniejszac
xnaczenia kroku, uczynionego
przez Rad. Me usamowalnia
on wprawdzie Irlandyi, jak to
czynif pamietny projekt Glad,
stona, obdarzajacy Irlandye
krajowym sejmem, nadajscy
jej szeroka autonomie, ale I'll
dawalnia, badz co bada, maj
gwa1towniejsze jej potrzeby.
Pod wzgledem administracyj
nego samor>adu stawia Irlan-
dye na r6wni z Anglia, Walia
iSzkocya, dajac jej Rady pro-
wincyonalne powiatowe, 50.
parte ma wyborach; pod wzgle-
dem f%nansowym znosi (cze,
sciowo przynajmniej) to ME.
sprawiedliwosc podatkowa.
kt6ra wyciagnieta ma swiatlo
dzienne, okry}a Rad angielski
i jego skarbowosc sromem.
p. Artur Balfour oswald.
czyf, &c projekta tych reform
" Irlandyi przedstawione be.
de parlamentowi ma przyszlej
sesyi. Wtedy zatem dopiero
bedzie je mona -ocenic szcze.
g6fowo. L obecnego wy}usz-
czenia ich tresci spostrzedz mo
zna, &c beda wielce uzyteczne.
Me potrzeba rozwodzic sic mad
znaczeniem Rad hrabstw i Rad
P~owiatowych: Gala administra.
cya miejscowa z urzedniczej i
mechanicznej przejdzie W rece
delegat6w spo}eczeGstwa sa.
mego- Rad, kt6ry sic mieni
rzadem unionist6w, ME m6g}
sam sobie dfuaej zadawac k1a
mu / utrwalac upokarzajace
r6znice ola jednej czesci zje.
dnoczonej monarchii.
Co do ustepstw skarbowych,
Obliczyc mona, il Rad zje-
dnoczonych kr6lestw bedzie
asygnowaf rocznie Irlandyi ia.
kich 100000. Czytelnicy vie.
dzs, &c przedstawiciele wszyst.
kich stronnictw irlandzkich,
zachowawczych tax samo, jak
domagali sic
w1asnie takiej mniej wiecej
sunny, jake pobieranej przez
skarb nies}usznie, b~ezprawnie.
zaprzeczal temu o.
skarzeniu, ustanowii komisye,
kt6ra mia}a je zbadac, ale
4
przez swa obecna deklaracye
udowadnia, ze ME mia} tax
niezachwianej opinii o sfuszno
Sci swej skarbowosci, jak to
dotad utrzymywal, skoro Cd
dale do rozporzadzenia Irlan.
dyi to w}asnie sumo, kt6rei sic
domaga}a. Suma ia ma bye
obracana W czesci ma organi.
zacye samorzadu miejscowego,
n W czesci ma kompensate dla
wielkiej w}asnosci ziemskiej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-24

Tomass Slater ma wiadomosc ola
ksAdego me1csyzny ma stronnicy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-24

Mezozyzni, mtodzi i starry, powin.
al ozytsc ~ogtosssnis Tomasrs Slate.
ra ma stronnicy Pei
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-25
GERMIN hAHnL DEPL6Y.
Emperor William viii Show CIT HIS
Battle Ships in Chinese
Wnfers.

BERLIN, Nov. "a. - Emperor William
is credited with the inception OF the pro-
20 ed naval demonstration IN Chinese
waters. The suddenness of the appoint
ment of Admiral Won Diederich and Prince
Henry is shown by he fact that only a
week ago the prince was appointed in
spector of the navy, post In which he Is
now replaced by Baron Bodenhausen,
the commander of the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern. No German prince has
sever had an active comamnd so lar from
home.
The two squadrons will consist OF eight
vessels and $500 men. 1t is semi-officially
declared thai the pending diplomatic ne
gotialions will be conducted al Peking and
not at Berlin. The new Chinese Minister
to Germany was just on the point OF start
ing for Berlin but on the occupation OF
K ao Chau, the Peking authorities coun-
termanded his departure. On good au-
thority it is said that Germany is nego-
tiating with the great powers for per-
manent occupation of the bay as a naval
station. The negotiations promise to be
successful.
The Hayti difficulty has disappeared in
the background in view of the weighty
Chinese movement. The semi Official or
gans regard it IS settled, ami acknowledge
the friendly attitude of the United STATES
has materially assisted the settlement.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-25
Lost Miners Horrible
Suffering From
Thirst.
Found by a Shepherd After
He Had Laid Down
to Die.
Wandered for Days Without Food
or Water Over the Heated
Sands.
Special Dispatch 10 The CALL.

RANDSBURG, Nov. 24.-Felix Dom
nelly, one of the mlrers lost recently on
the Mojave Desert. was brought into
Rand burg tonight by the Mojave stage.
He was found on Saturday by Portu-
guese sheepherder lying with his head
under bush near the Keeler stage road
and was taken TO Indian Wells. There
he was cared for until the weekly Keeler
stage came along and brought him to the
Eighteen-mle e House on the Garlock
stage road, whence he was sent on to this
city.
Donnelly told tale cf horrible suffering
to The CALL cores pondent this evening.
He lett Randsburg on November IL TO
take William Mcleod out TO work on
mine in the W Ison Canyon, in the Argus
Mount tains. about seventy miles north OF
Randsburg. The journey was mad with
out mishap, except that the horse they
arted with was in poor condition and
almost gave out. Leav ng Mcleod at the
mine Donnelly started back the following
day. He rested, watered and ted the ami
mai at he borax works and expected 10
make his camp that night near L .nders
well, but he got lost, and afler driving all
we'll about dark, only to find it perfectly
dry.
He unhitched the horse, which had
fallen down exhausted, and, putting some
hay before it, left II. intending TO 90 to Ell
Paso Peak tunnel, where ne knew water
could be had. How long he wandered
about he is unable to TELL but he recollects
tha: for three days and nights he travelled
with neither food nor water. Every noun
tain before him seemed like the familiar
Ell Paso Peak, and he thinks he must have
gone TO ali OF them, only to be disap-
pointed.
Al last his sufferings became horrible,
and he lay down, expecting to die, and
became unconscious. When be recovered
consciousness he was in the hands OF
friends a Indian Wells He has faint
recollection of having been awakened by
the sheepherder and given some water.
All through the terrible ordeal, he says,
he knew ana realized ne was lost, and
frequently would fail down and then get
upagaIn and wander about until again
exhausted. The cool nights refreshed
him somewhat, but the hot DAYS and the
terrible realization that he was slowly
per shing a mo robbed him of his reason.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-25
LOST IN MOUNTAIN WfLDS.
Two tregon Hunters Believed to Have
Perished While in Quest
of Deer.

PORTLAND, Nov "a John Berger and
William Lous gnaut, well-known resi-
dents OF Washington County, while hunt
ing deer in the Nehalem Mountains wan.
dered away from their companions and
have pro obably perished.
Lousignaut and Berser left the formers
place on the upper NchaIem River, fifteen
miles from the village of Buxton, on
November 1 with party of trends in
quest of deer. The two men stationed
their friends on runways at the river and
then look the dogs up into the hills to
chase out the game. The men at the
stations waited untit night, bu Lousig-
naut and Berger did not return. Their
cabins were visited, but they were not
there. All that night and the next day
was spent in the search, but no trace OF
the missing men could be found.
The next day terrible storm set in, in
which IL is believed they perished. On
Saturday Lousignaut's dogs returned
with suspe nder tied about its neck. 1t
IS believed that note had been attached
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-25
WILL APPEAL TO
M'KINLBY DIRECT
Free Harbor League Adopts
New Tactics to Aid San
Pedro.
Petition to Be Sent to the Executive
Over the Secretary of Wars
Head.
special Dispatch to TIE cA1L

special Dispatch to THE CALL
LOS ANGELES Nov. 24-The Free
Harbor League, at a meeting held this
afternoon, decided to change the tactics
heretofore employed in endeavoring to
have The improving OF San Pc lro Harbos
begun An appeal was directed to the
President of the United States, asking
him to aid in carrying out the wish of
Congress, ana requesting his good officer
TO cause the commencement of the work
This will OF course, go to the President
over the he ad of the Secretary of War.
This course has not before been pursued
bv the league. 1t has shown every cour-
tesy and due Difference TO the Secretary of
War, who is the direct authority to deal
with Now, for the first time, the case is
called to the attention of President Nc
Kinley.
The league decided at the meeting to
arrange for full exposition of the San
Pedro harbor case in the leading news
papers of the country. All facts will be
set forth, together with an explanation as
to the delay in the commencement OF the
work and how it was brought about. The
intention is to institute a vigorous cam
paign, not only at the National Capital,
but through Eastern papers.
The meeting had the lareest attendance
of any that has ever been held since the
league was formed. TIE members present
Included the leading representatives of
every business interest IN Los Angeles
County.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-25
READY 10 LAY 7HE CABLE.
Congress Expected to Grant the
Hawaiian franchise at the
Coming Session.

WASHINGTON. Nov. "a Edmund
L. Bayliss, vice president OF the Pa
cific Gable Company OF New York, was
in town to-day, and talked of the plans OF
his company. He thinks the New York
company, Of which James A. Schry ser,
the pioneer of cabe-laylng III America. is
president, will proba bly, secure the Ha-
waiian franchise at the coming session.
If this Dill is passed this winter"
said he, work will be commenced at
once, and the ca BILE will be completed as
far as he Hawaiian Islands by the latter
part of 1898. Preparations are now being
M ade for surveys between the islands and
Australia, and when We have the author
ity to do so our lines will be extended as
rap dly as possible.
Mr.. Eayliss' intimation that the New
Jersey company has reured from the field
is refutsd by General Wager Swayne, coun-
sci of mat company, who is now in New
York. He heard the story current in this
city that the New Jersey company had
Withdrawn from he field, and be tele-
graphed a friend to deny ii most emphati-
cally and to adj the statement that the
com panv Will appear before Congress this
winter to urge leg lation which will en-
a BILE il to carry out it's project for Pacific
ca bic connecting with the islands.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-25
CHINESE EX7RADiTI0K.
Minister Wants to Take Highbinders
Back Home to Punish
Them.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The Herald's
Washington correspondent telegraphs: |
learned at the State Department to-day
that Minister WI Ting Fang has been
making earnest representations to the de-
partment and to the President IN favor CT
an extradition treaty which will enable
him to obtain the return to China OF
many of the Chinese criminals living in
New York and san Francisco.
The State Department is ayerse TO nego-
tiating an extraditiou treaty with China.
for the Ieason that the forms OF Judicial
procedure IN that country are so different
from those followed in this and other
western count les. Mr.. WI, in his repre-
sentatlons to the department, has called
attention 10 the fact that this Govern
ment has an eXtradition treaty with Tur-
key, whose judicial procedure is very diff
ferent from that OF the United States and
European q vernments. While admiring
the industry of Minister WI. The authori-
ties say they do not think ii would be wise
to negotiate such a treaty with his Gov
eminent
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-25
REFUSE 10 COMPR0MI5E.
Owners of Sealing Schooners Seized
BY Russian Cruiser Demand
Full Damages.

VICTORIA, Nov. 24-The owners of
the sealing schooners Willie MacGowan
and Ariel have been offered on behalf of
the Rus ian Government $40, 600 as COM
pensation for illegal SEIZURE in 1892 by the
Russian cruiser Zabiaka.
1t was claimed that they were operating
within the Russian prohibited zone, but
this was conclusively proved not to have
cen the case, and the com mander of the
Zab aka, who made the seizure, has since
been relieved as insane. The owners
claim $50 600, and refuse to accept the
smaller amount rendered
The sealing owners here express them
selves as perfectly willing 10 consent to a
close season for year, providing that
they are paid compensation for the loss
thereby occasioned. and they do not an
ticipate that the British Government will
order any close season without offering
such comp .nsaton. The hunters and
other men empoyed on the schooners
will suffer, however, through the loss of
their Gu ,tomary employment
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-25
FLANN ELY TAKEN
TO REDWOOD CITY.
Arraigned for the Murders Of
His Father and Sheriff
MCEVoy.
Officials Believe the Danger of an
Attempt at Lynching Has
Passed.
Special Dispatch to THE CALI.

Special Dispatch to THE CALL
REDWOOD CITY, Nov. 24-Thomas
Flannelly, the young man who on the
24th of last month entered the house OF
his father, Patrick Flannelly, and shot
MIN to death while he WAS lying in his
bed, and atterWard on the same night
mortaliy wounded Sheriff McEvoy, while
resisting arrest, was brought from San
Jose to the County jail al this place this
afternoon by Sheriff Mansfield. Deputies
Caud Fox and Henry Butts met the Sher-
iff at the depot on the arrival of the train
and together they escor ted the prisoner TO
the Justices court. There FlaEnelly was
arraigned and Tuesday, Novem ber 30, was
set for the preliminary examination.
FlannelIy had nothing to say, except
that he desired to consult with Attorney
John 7. Doyle, who has been retained to
defend him.
While Sheriff McEvoy was lying at the
point OF death the feeling here was so bit
ter against the murderer that il was
thought advisable TO set him out Of the
county, and so, while false arm OF fire
was being turned in at one end OF the
town, he was hurried GU OF the Jail and
taken to San Jose, where he has remained
until to-day. The feeling here is still very
trong asalnst him, but the frenzy under
which the people were laboring at the
time of McEvoy' death has worn off
Whether the trial Will take place in Sar
Mateo county or not is yet unknown, al
though it seems to be the general opinion
that an impartial jury would be hard to
find here. The nature of the defense to
be set up is a mystery. The evidence
against Fiannelly appears to be concu-
slve ana it Is almost assured that he wi
meet well-merlied punishment unless
through some hitherto unheard of tech
nicality he should defeat the course of
justice.
Flanuellv has almost entirely recovered
from the effects of the numerous wounds
he received in the fight at the ranch
house. and, vii h the exception OF slight
palene.s, looks bout the s4me as ever.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-25
MR. RiLeY Will NOT BUDGE.
Declines to Withdraw From the Bos-
ton MayOraHy Contest for
the Women.
Special pIspatcn to TIE cA1L

special DlSpatch TO IHE CALL
BOSTON. Nov. 24-The wives of the
city employees are The latest to be drawn
into the effort 10 pull Mr.. Riley, the silver
candidate, out OF he m unicpaI campaign
They are attempting to work on Mrs.
Riley to have her lead with her hus-
band. This is the latest phase of the cam
paien, and would os ludicrous if it was
not disgusting.
Mrs. Rjley's "at home" is on Friday.
Fridays now the wives of the city en-
ployes. chiefly men in the Street Depart
ment, have been calling at the hou e of
Mr.. Riley, on Beacon street. They have
besou hit her to have her husband with
draw from the fight After their own i'm
pulsiye manner some of them have wept
and got down upon their knees. Their
enc cry IS that if he continues as candi-
date their usbtnds may lose their places.
if it IS continued from now till election
day il will have no effect
Mr.. Riley is candidate 10 election dav,
and all the king horses and all the kings
men cannot draw him out.
This move has. if anything, made his
supporters more determined to carry on
the ntest TO the enu. They further say
that this will not comp etc the tally of
strange doings of the machine by any
means.