davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-25
Y kOngresu.

w izbie poslow komitel monetsr-
ny polecii do przyjecia bill, przyjety
niedswno temu W senaoie a opiews
jaoy, ze prezydent ma mianowsc
komissrzy ia miedzynarodows kon
f-rencya ~monetsrna, majsca sje u
godzit wzgledem saprowadzenia bi
IL etslizmn.
Kongres oiroczy sic od czwartku
"a tydzieh t j. 4 narca; hedzie wiec
musial bardzo sic spieszyc. ably "a
fatwic rozmaIts Wa1ne 8 rswy.
w izbie debatowano tez mad bilem,
asdajsoym 100000 IA pokryoie
kosztow wynlkiy oh I procesow pry-
watuych osob ~Prleciw rzadowi i Ia
odszxodowsnia. jake Rad W roz.
n aity'h sprawach must zapiscic
Ma tajnem posiedzeniu senatu pc
nowioao obrady mad trsktatem sadu
polubownego z Anglia Prawie osn
godzin dyskuto~ano Lad IA kwestka
ale ME osisgnieto 7adnego rezultatu
Kazdy ~mezezyzna powinien czytaC
ogioszenie Tomaszs Slsters W tel ga
zeoie ns stronnioy 2
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-25
O Grecyi StarOzytnej.

Nawiazujac rzecz nasza do po-
przedniego wstepnego W wv. Polsk.
Siowie" artykuIu, zaznaczyc winnis
my, Re N v Grecy.
My ME Grecy.
Grecy, zrzekajso sic ma rzecz Ray
mu niepodleg.osoi polityoznei, mo-
gil powiedziec o sobie, &C ugodowce
nasi wmowit W mas usiiujs, Re Rsym
podbiJs .intelektualenie. Mogli to
p~oNiedziee W PrzyPuszczeniu wyro
zumowanem, opierajacem sic ma
podstawie przydatnosoi ~cywilazacyj,
nej. P~odstawe taxa oni posiadali:
6yi jedynym ma kuli zienaSkiej ma
rodem rzeteln.ie ucyr,lizowdnym i
postep rcz~Vcjqcym. Przypuszcze-
ME przeto rozumowane mialo sic o
przec ma czem.
,Rzym mas potrzebuje-myslec
m6gl sobie W l4o T. pred przyjs
oiem Chrystusa jskis Spasowio. gre
eki- zsohowa przeto nasza narodo
wosc i nasza ob~yCusjowosc ola kul.
fury, ktora z mich wynikla, a bez
kt6rej on sic obejsc ME moae..."
Potrreba kultury greckiej ola
Rzymu stsnowila ola nsrodowosoi
obyczajowosci Grecyi ME tylko re
kojmie %oohronna. ale nssuwa1a move,
wyrozumowac sic dajace przypusz
%czenie, urekojmiajsce rozwoJ cywi.
lizsCyjny ma przysziosc. Psuowanie
rzymskie zsprowsdzslo W Greoyi
nieby wsly przedtem lad, u~suwsjao
antsgonizm hegiemonicz ny pomie
day mslemi rzeczpospolitemi i unie
mozliwisjsc wznawisnie sic wojn
domowych takich, jskiemi byly
Wojna peleponeska j Wojna dxoob
lig-podobne, powisdamy n%awiasem,
do nGszyoh woju ~kozackicb. Pod
s~krzydlem opiekuhozem Rzymu ~.
skiwsia ons, IA podstswie nsrodowo-
obyozsjowej wlssnej, swobode roz
woju kulturalnego niczem ME kre
powaua, niczem nieograniozona, o
wszem-z ~szelskiOh wyzwolops
przeszkod. O~oozesni greocy Vie.
lopolsOy i Spssowicse, Tsrnowscy j
Koscielscy ! tuni qudnti ugodowoe
nsjzrpe.niejsze mleli prswo tryum
fowac, zspewDiajsO spoiziomkow
swoicb, ze, byle Isle przystosowsli
do wsrunkow polityczyych, ktorych
zmienic ME 50 W %stsnie," ME pre-
stans rprzodowac W oywiliracyi / u
spoieoznieniu nsrodow." Wys.sr
ory IA to z ich strony ,,dobrs VIOLA"
~(Spssowicz).
Dobra VIOLA re strony Grek6w, 20.
lsorona z niozem nieograuiczona
swoboda rozwoju Oywilirsoyjnego
przeniosss rozwoj 6w " osiosoi do
Rzymu, pozosts~isjso ma utytek
Grscyi.... nety. Nsuks, literatu
rs, srtyzm " Grecyi Omdlsiy, jskby
sic grunt pod niemi wyjaiowa Il
omdlsnis tego Grecys nigdy ju. ME
wyszis pomimo, re I ubiegism Ozasu
odzysksis niepodlegiosc, rozdets "
oesarstwo. Cesarstwu dosts,o sic
byso wprawdrie prrodownictwo W
oywliraoyi ! uspoiecznieniu marc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-25

nei ir nesantaikos su ~ateiveis slave.
nails susiarimo Lietuvos rubeaius
seip kad pasiliko visni kspai ju pra
ejusios kulturos ir teip XIII anti.
uoje matome, jog sritis Lietuviu NJ
gy venta etnagrafiszkai mat-dang
bovo ia patti, kokia s.eudiens ran.
dame tarp Lietuviu; Lietuviu skai.
Illus tue kart buvo suvirszuu septi-
nj milijonai.
Cze dsbar Lietuvos padangius
spszviete malonus saules spindulei,
mes uzstojo grsziause L~ietuvos isto
rios epoks: nors tiesa pasakius is.
vienos poses Vakieczsi prarijo Sen
prusius. musu artimiausiuosius pu
stulius, isz antros vel puses Kryzio
kai slogyno Ls,vius, nors jie dar ir
s.endiena yra gyvi ir svsiki. Bet
to nemitns Lietuvs kad ir teip spsu
dana isz abeju pusiu galejo, dram
sci didziuotiesi ir pasigirti tokiais
vyr~is - mil.inais, ksip antai Ryn-
gandas, Gediminas Keistutis, Olger
dos ir Vytautas, kurie ne wien gynioj,
savuosius nuog prieszu, bet dar, kad
ivairios Slavenu ssskos, varginsmos
Tautoriu, guodiesi ant ju n~sdorybiu,
Lietuvos dbl Kunigsikszczei jos
taukiu taukiausei apgyndsvo.
Bet Didaiojo Lietuvos Kunigaik
srcrio Jagailiaus So Lenku karalaite
Jadvyga gobtuves m. 1885 nevatai
pritemdino szita linksma Lietuvos
epoks, mes Lietuvcs darbai kaipo at
skiros tautos tarsi ~iszuyko is. sveti.
mu tautu istorijos ir Lietuva pati
tarsi isznyko aut Europos patsmes
vienog mano tikslas s1endiena niers
apavalgyti Lietuvos ir Lsnkijos j.
storijs. S~usivsnijos JOIN dviem il
viens broliszka rysz, kaipo dwy
naitiem pc vienu paparcziu, bel
pasznekesiu, kas buvo isz pradtios pa
sakyta arbs sutrsip saksnt utduotil
srito stroipsuio yra parcdyti: K,
NUNS Russai szendiena suteikia.
Lietuviu varsai ir kesmas yr,
ivsirus, kurius butu psrsunku pa
ciliui iszsksityti; vienas dslykas tik.
yra ainomas,jog kick vienas zmogus
kurio smaginis yra dar sveiki, ks,
jisai nebuk, ar Vakietis, Pranouzas
Auglas, pogalsus ir pats Russas su
siPurtins ir szurpulis 10 kuua parims
twelgiant ant nesuskaitomu kanki
nimu. parsakiojimu ir kesmu, kuri,
Rnssu raudas dasileidzis link mus
o delko jis visa ia daro, ks me
jems prasikaltome, gal doklss rsu
dui neuzmokame, in ksriumene n
leidzisme savo vyrus taliukus kai
szuolus, atsakome jog visa to pildo
me dvigubsi, kaipo stropus ir dc
viesrpatysties ukessi. Dielko vi
tai dsro Russai? Bet pirm neg a,
sakysime at slio uzklausimo, pablo
sine apie dabsrtini Russios sto,
Lietu vote ir kaip j So mumis apsei
parasze
D
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-25
Ola brata j. ChrzanOwskiegO

orionka or. 234 Nv. n. p, nieule
csslLie ohorego i pozostajsoego
beg zadnych srodkow utrzyma.
mia, nsstepujsce ,fary ma
des.auo do Biurs Rzadu
Centrslnegc Il. N. p:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-25

oznice urodzin Linoolna. Gdyby to-
razniejsi amerykauie uwielbiali Lin
oolna ME tylko slo~ami, lecz pasla
dowaniem jego ozyp6w. o wiele lie
piej byaoby nam ~wsuystkim W Anne
ryoe. 7ygodnik Pennsyl'edhskf.
Gdy polsk Jest kandydstem M ia
ri urzad - ME odmswisjmy mu ma
s.ej pomooy, a W dniu wyboro.ym
-glos6w. Chybs TAXI kandydat byl
by niegodnym imisnia polaka' Szta"
ddr.
KS. Bsart, jakkolwiek mlody, wy
grywa kaady process W Propagand1ie
u delegate pspieskiego W Washing
tonic. Imie jego siawne jua z tego
ma Gaia Ameryke. Radzilibysmy
wszystkim polakom, ktoray znajdujs
sic W nieporozumieniu wiadzs hi
skupia, a msjs s~iusznosc Po swej
stronie, udawac sic do niego pc rade
Opr6cz wielu proossow W n~aszej
dyeoezyi, wygrri take siswny pro
oes przeoiw biskupowi Bonscum W
Nebrssoe. Stco6Odd.
Ably ME obrszi6 godnosci obywa'
tell polskich W Nanticoke, ktorzy
s.oserze pracowali ola podtrzymanis
honoru i imienia polskiego podozas
wtorkowyoh ~wybor6w, zaznaozamy
tylko, ia Geese insurgent6w, sprze'
dawczykow i ludzi zlej wolf sparali
zowaia uozoiwa prace zacnych oby
watsli. Wszysoy prawie polscy kan
dydsoi ma urzedy miejskie - przea
zawisc szajki antipolskiej - przefa
dli, skutkiem ozego wielka radost
zapsnowsla miedzy nieprzyjaznymi
nam ACKNOWLEDGMENT - a Sumo
why polskie, zdraiOy i z~apr.Ahoy
w}asnej narodowosOi, nPolaoy" z IA
pa3em i'm przyblas ,uia. Hahba in.
G6rnik.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-25

z ,Wolnego Polskiego Siowa" zapozy-
czamy nastepujacy piekny artykuiprze-
civ u~godowcom napisany:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-25
Przewodnik
ADWOKACI.

SnlcaGO.
Smuiski, }. f., offs: % Metropoli-
tan H. Mieszkanie: sos Noble st.,
Chicago.
Geeting Dc Nosoak, 112 Clark st.
Ro' N 41O, Chicago.
CSdrnecki 6 Roraleski, offs nr.
So sos La Sale ct. i 8O4-8Oe
Milv sukee ave
ARCHITEKCI.
F1isikoacski, l. s., 90 w. Division
ct. Chicago, Ill.
APTEkI.
Bdrdonski, Wiktor, 638 Noble nj,
rog Bradley, Chicago.
B~uthfeucicS, Rdsimierz, 58l Mil.
wa kee ave. og Will st. Chicago.
B'rdo, WSad., Noble ST., roo
Bh ckbswk, Chicago.
hWIeocski, 3. j., 1885 w. 22nd
st., biisko California ave. Chicago,
Notodk, Jan, 724 w. 18th str.
rig Psulina st. Chicago.
Lendrd, Robert, 8448 Supsrior
Av. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATE
Stdn, TeOfl, $50 Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, 5S8 Noble A..
Oh oago, Ill.
TOWARY BkAWATNE.
Ssumfhski, John g., 6O4 Noble
ct. Chiosgo, Ill.
DOkTORZY.
hufleacski, W. a., 724 w. IL AZ.
atskte W apiece Butkiewioza, Oh,
osgU
~Sfemino~icS, DR.. W, j., 57e Mil
van' ee ave. Chicago.
Zi0tkoecski, M. d., 638 Noble 81.
b74 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
Chrz0noaoski, j. a. Dr., 721 Mil
Wa kee ave. Chicago.
FABRYKI CIGAR.
Msczarski, J6eef, 62 Homer 81.
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZfOTYCH ODZNA.
kOW MEDAL PAMIAT.
StachO,cSki a., 533 Noble ulica,
chicago Illinois.
FOTOGRAFJE.
NihLas , Pdacscacski, $50 Milwau-
kee av. e block cd al. Noblsl.
Chicago.
IdzikOaoskf, Jan W, 438 Milwau.
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Leacin, Henryk, SAT Milwaukee
: We. Chicago, Ill,
SkLADY BERBATY IKAWY.
hloSS, J6zeT, SOL Noble St. Chi.
oago.
kSIAZkI L ARTYkUkY RE.
LIGIJNE.
IuyuStynoaoicz s PodcSaski, SOB
Hoble str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
|, Metzger, G. E., 457 w. Huron
It, Chicago
KONTRAKTORZY.
Piqtkieacicz, J6zet, Budowniozy,
koLtraktor, 574 Noble ul., Chica.
ZAKLADY KRANIECKIE.
hmolihshi, H., 607 Milwaukee Av.
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE | PIECE.
NoacaczescSki, W1ad., 1893 $40
!, Milwaukee av. Chicago.
Smaoldrz, Piotr, 697 Milwaukee
, Chicago, Ill.
!, Stobiecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee,
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
SchIie6en, y. 500 Holt avepus,
Ciiosgo.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICAN
BrOdo~Ski, E. D., sol Noble ST,
hloago, Ills.
PIEKARNIE.
WIehIihshi, Walenty, e93 Dick.
BOZ st Chicago, Illinois.
Pa~etkieaoicz, e., $50 - 8S2 N,
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
AiieDczyk. +. L., STA Noble St.
Chicago, Illinois.
SkLADY OBUWIA.
Stpihski, W. 'Kasprsyk, ".
} o4o Noble ST., Chicago,
RES TAURACYE SALONY.
LIziscioskieoicz, d., 572 Noble 81,
Chicago.
Ctlyryhski, s., 90 w. Division a,
bicsgo.
GrocSyk, Jdze 531 Noble Str.
hicago, Ill.
Adko1oSki, A. 892 Milwaukee.
sv Chicago, Ills.
pertoaosht. Ignacy, be2 Noble st.
Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-25
Biuro Rzadu Central
negO Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
It b

CHICAGO, % lutsgo 1897.
NastePujaoy czionkOwie przyjeci
do Il wiszku Mar. Pol:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-05-13

great, coil lake, upon which magnif-
fcertly equipped steamers carry sum-
mer excursionists in luxury at a price
as low as the cost of board and lodging
on land. Milwaukee has modern hotel
accomm rotations On large scale, and
comfortable, well-kept boarding houses
innumerable. She promises to take
such good care Of all her visitors thai
they will want 70 come again.
Everyone interested in municipal
Development and facilities for the spread
OF culture will embrace the opportunity
to visit Milwaukee's free museum of
paintings and sculptures, the Layton
Art gallery, as well as TO inspect the
fine new structure now nearly complet-
ed for the use of the free public library
and public museum. The railroads will
extend the time Of the excursion tickets
% September, when desired, and it :
likely that many who travel from a
distance to attend the convention will
spend several weeks in the state before
returning to their homes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-05-13
e. NJ BASHFORD INJURED.
HIS RIGHT COLLAR BONE FRAC-
TURED IN TWO PLACES.
EX-State Senator Thrown from 1:
Road Magon-Baby Carriage
Frightened His Horse.

Madison, May 9.
EX-State Senator Robert M. Bash
ford was seriously injured in a runa-
Nay accident shortly after z o'clock
Saturday afternoon. He was driving
! colt attached to light road wagon.
Or Jenifer street in the sixth ward the
arilnai was frightened by baby car
rage and SHE'D to the other side of
'3e street. The wagon struck a post,
and Mr.. Rashford was thrown from his
scat and dragged some distance. In
falling he lit upon his side, breaking
his right collar bone twice His head
was also badly cut in several places
ard he was otherwise bruised and
SHAKEN up. Mr.. Bashford was assist
ed to house near by. and DR.. Philip
Fox summoned. He was taken to his
home later in tie afternt on He is
testing easy, but it will be some time
before he will be able to be out again.
He lad frequently driven the colt be-
fore, and thought that the animal was
thCl OughIy broken
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-05-13
A BLOODY DEED.
FARM HAND WIPES OFT AN EN-
TIRE FAMILY.
-Four Persons are Shot Without Warn
ing, Two Dying Instantly-A
Lynching Likely to Occur.

Waukesha, Wis. May S.-A double,
and what may yet prove a qnadrnple
murder, occurred at the farm home of
Alexander Harris, who resided in the
southeast corner Of the town Of Wau-
kesha, about five miles south Of this
city, at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, the victims being Mr.. Harris, his
wife, hired girl and hired man. The
crime was committed, it is supposed,
by farm hand named William Pouch,
who had been sheltered by the farmer
ever night.
The dead and wounded are:
Alexander Harris, aged about 45
years, killed outright.
Mrs. Harris, aged Al years; killed.
Nelson McEIolt, aged % years; prob
ably fatally wounded.
Helen Vesbach, aged 26 years; prob
ably fatally wounded.
Early Thursday evening William
Pouch, a farm hand who had worked
for Mr. Harris about two years ago,
called at the house and requested lodg-
ing over night. He was taken in,
5IfCA SuPpCl anu CoSlSL4Cu a IOO41
About 5 o'clock Mr.. Harris and tne
hired man arose and went to the yard
to milk the cows, Mrs. Harris and the
hired girl remaining to do chores
around the house and prepare break
fast for the family. Pouch left his
room quietly and going to the yard
where the men were milking the cows
babe them good morning. Harris and
the hired man were sitting Oh stools
near each other and before they were
aware of any evil doing Pouch drew
large revolver from his pocket and
fired at the farmer, killing him almost
instantly. The murderer then turned
the weapon on the hired man and shot
him in the body, inflicting probably
fatal wound. The man fell motionless
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-05-13
sCHooL-TEACHERs IN COUNCIL
The Great Educational Gathering to Be
Held in Milwaukee in July.

Milwaukee, May ct is the eXpecta-
ton Of those who have charge of the
preparations for the convention of the
National Educational association, which
will be held in Milwaukee next July.
that the gathering will be the largest
meeting of teachers ever assembled on
this continent. The session will begin
July and close July 9. Eleven thous-
and people attended the meeting of
the association which was held at Den
yer, two years ago, and last year. at
Buffalo, the attendance was upward of
5000. Milwaukee, being more con-
venient to the teachers Of the great
states of Illinois and Iowa, will get n
vastly larger attendance from those
states than Buffalo secured. In fac5
all the western and southern states are
expected to send more delegates than
they sent to Buffalo. Some of the most
gifted writer's and speakers in the
United States will contribute to the
discussions. and there is a possibility
that President Mckinley will lend mis-
presence to the occasion.
The railroads have agreed 70 make a
halt-fare excursion rate for the round
| trip to all who puchase tickets with the
| associate membership coupon attached.
| This costs only $3.50, and admits the
holder to all the meetings Of the asso-
citation. A great many people who are
not teachers may be expected to take
| advantage Of the opportunity which this
rate will afford for securing cheap
summer excursion.
There is no pleasaater summer out
ing country in the world than in the
state of Wisconsin. Milwaukee alone
presents a long list of summer ettrac-
tions to strangers, commencing with
| her invigorating, delightful climate
and ending with her parks, her first
| class amusement enterprises. and her
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-05-13
A GREAT IRISH FAIR.
Big Show in New York to Build an
Irish Palace

New York, May "a great Irish
fair will be given at the Grand Central
Palace, beginning tomorrow, the pro-
ceeds to go toward the erection of an
Irish palace building, to cost at least
quarter of a million dollars. The
building is designed to shelter all Irish
American organizations under one
roof.
1t is proposed through this fair to
heal all the differences that have from
time to time arisen among Irish-Amer-
leans, churchmen and laymen, soldiers
and civilians, Catholics and Protest
ants. This scheme is due to the inge-
nuity of Col James Moran of the Irish
volunteers, an Independent regiment
organized a year and half ago under
the auspices of the CIan-na-Gael. the
physical force" faction in Irish poll
Tics. This regiment "cut in" on the
regular sixty-ninth regiment Of the
national guard, which has always been
an Irish organization. This action en-
Uttered the friends of the sixty-nirth
who have not accorded the plans OF n,
Irish volunteers the heartiest support.
1t may be expected, therefore. that the
success and brilliancy of the coming
fair will depend largely on those Irish
men who stand for the ideas repre-
scented by the old Fenian spirit. A
board of trustees has been selected to
handle the funds, among the trustees
being Recorder Golf, ex-Mayor Grant,
Gen. James r. O'Beirne, ex-Judge
Browne and Col. VIM. L. Brown.
The fair will be largely under the di-
rection of the women representing the
thirty-twO counties Of ireland. The
ladies Identified with the fair have been
volunteers since their organization.
Their presence in the management is
taken as an evidence that a large part
Of the funds derived from the fair will
be used to erect a fine armory for the
volunteers, the other features, such as
lecture rooms, ETC., being incidental to
the military utility of the proposed pal
ace.
Among the exhibits the most inte' .
esting will be q veritable piece of the
barney stone imported for the purpose,
and the real sword of Brian Boru
Great enthusiasm has been shown in
the preparatory work, and Irishmen
throughout the country viii watch
with interest, his efforts to crystalline
Irish sentiment in Greater New York
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-05-13
TEUTONS OBJECTTO CZECH
GERMAN NATIONALIST ATTACK
AUSTRIA'S MINISTER'S.

Vienna, May There were disor-
derby scenes in the lower house of the
reichsrath yesterday during a discus
sion of motion submitted by the
German nationalists TO impeaeh Count
Badeni, premier and minister of for
eign affairs; DR.. Bilinski, minister of
finance; DR.. Gleispach, minister of JUS
tice: Baron Clan D'Eicha, minister of
commerce; and Count Ledebur- Vic
helm, minister of agriculture; for VIC
lating their ministerial powers by the
issue of decree authorizing the official
use Of the czech language in Bohemia
Count Badeni pointed out that the or
dlnances relating to languages were
constitutional and cited in support Of
his assertion the fundamental laws Of
the states.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-05-13
MEDICAL SOCIETY ADJOURNS.
Names Submitted for Membership on
the State Medical Board,

Racine, Wis, May 8.-The ffty-first
annual convention of the Wisconsin
Medical society came to a close yester-
day. The committee to recommend ten
names to the governor from which to
select medical commissiCr Of three
members in accordance with an act
passed by the Legislature, presented the
following list: Drs. G. e. Seananr
Milwaukee; J. r. Barnett, Neenah;
Samuel Bell, Beloit; J. R. Clason,
Neosha F. W. Eppley, New E1Gf2-
nond; F. E. Wallbridge, Milwaukee,,
c. S. Sheldon, Madison; T. j. Rebel
ings, Marinette; D. c.. Beebe, SPARTA
J. R. Currens, Two Rivers.
The secretary's report showed Il
membership at present Of 455. During
the year sixty-seven were admitted
and loss of twenty-throe was sag
tanned by death and removals. officers
were elected as follows: President,
DR.. ]. W. Mackie,. Milwaukee; first
vice-president, Dr. F. R. Garlock, Ra-
cine; second Vice-president, DIR. e Il.
Seaman, Milwaukee; secretary, DR.. C.
S. Sheldin, Madison; treasurer, DIR. s
5. Hall, Ripon; censor, DR.. Bartlett
Milwaukee. DR.. Reinecky of Shefapy-
gan was chosen as delegate to the
British Medical society convention,
which meets at Montreal. Milwaukee
was selected as the next place of meet
ing, the only other place mentioned
being Oshkosh
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on the ground and Pouch evidently
supposed him dead also.
The terrible sight did not unnerve
the demon for he le3e- mis- victims where
they fell and walked leisurely to the
kitchen OF the farmhouse. There he
met Mrs. Harris and the hired girl and
chatted pleasantly with them for a few
minutes. He said Mr.. Harris would
rot be in for few minutes and that he
would partake OF his breakfast at once.
The woman waited upon the murderer
who seemed to relish the meal. After
concluding his breakfast. Pouch arose
from the table and started to walk TO-
ward the door. but suddenly wheeled
around and before the women realized
what was about to happen he shot Mrs.
Harris in the breast and then fired at
he hired girl. The farmers wife fell
to The floor with a fatal wound and ex-
PRED soon afterwards. The hired girl
has a chance of recovery.
After finishing his bloody work the
murderer mounted bicycle and rode
away. He started in a southwestern
direction over the Mukwonago road and
the supposition is that he headed for
burlington. A posse of farmers is in
hot pursuit and the chances are he will
be captured. The farmers residing in
the vicinity Of the scene of murder are
greatly excited and enragcd and should
they get hold of the mGu before the Of
flcers he may not live to tell of the
crime. They openly VOW that thew
Will lynch the murderer.
The supposition of the county author
tiles is that the man is either insane or
that he committed the terrible deed in
order to hide evidence Of another crime.
The manner in which the murders were
committed showed plainly that he had
been deliberate in arranging his plans
and had carried them out to the letter.
Mr.. Harris was one of the best
known famers in the county and was
quite well-to-do. He had resided on
the farm where the murder occurred for
the past twelve years and had always
been on the best Of terms with his
neighbors. Pouch had worked for him
some time during the summer of 1895
and nothing occurred, so far as known.
to cause any emnity between them.
Pouch, before escaping on the bicvcle,
entered the room of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris and secured some jewelry and about
$40 in cash.