davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14

nNarodowosc jest prawem przyro'
dzonem Mkt ME moze bye nieofoy.
alnie Polakiem, q o6oyalnie czlonkiem
innej narodowosci, tax, jak ME moze
bye r6wnoczesnie brunetemi blondy.
mem. zdarzs sic wprawdzie, ze bru-
neci wystepuia W teatrze jako blon-
dyni i vice-versa, ale to tylko W tea.
trze, a przywdziana ma chwile peruks
koloru ich wlosow ME zmieni. Ot6z
ME wiem, czy interes wsp6lny zy-
skasby ma tenn, gdyby Polaoy W sto-
sunkach swoioh do pahstwa zapozy.
czali wzoru postepowania u komedy.
ant6w. Mnie sic zdaje, ze ME - i
ze wiscej chyba zaufania So godni i
wieksze daje rekojmie uczciwego
postepowania wzgledem pahstwa o,
kt6rzy otwsroie m6wia, czem So i CO
mysla, nia renegaoi przekupnie,
kt6rzy "a pieniadze lub karyere 60
towi So wiare, narodowosc i wszyst.
kis swoje prawa przyrodzone sprze.
da6."
Do slow tych mic doda6 ME mozna'
To wssystko takie jasne.
Poznaa. - z Warszawy pisza do
,,Dz. Pozn.", bardzo dobrego &r6,
dsa, nastepujaca wiadomo$d: ME
watpliwie pomiedzy wasza dzielnica,
a mieszkancami tutejszymi istnieje
ohszerna korespondencya listowna'
ot6a byioby dobrze, gdybySoie prze'
strzegali waszyoh czytelnik6w, aby
W korespondencyi byli ostrOani, ME
koniecznie W wyraaaniu poglad6w
swoich, ale we wszystkiem, GO mo1e
skompromitowad osobistosci. Gaia
bowiem korespondencya listowna,
przybywajaca zagranicy, przecho.
dzi ma poczoie przez scisis kontrole i
kazdy list, cokolwiek podejrzany, by.
wa otwierany czytany. Poniewaz zas
otwieranie to praktykuje sic ma wiel.
ka skale, wiec ostroanos6 ME zawa.
dzi. Me potrzebuje dodawac, ae to
otwieranie list6w ME jest wymyslem
obecnych nowych u mas rzad6w, lecz
polegs ma rozporzadzeniach wladzy
centralnej W Petersburgu, gdzie obe-
cnie cenzurs bywa ostrzejsza niz
dawuiej." zipad wiadomo nam, ze
obOstrzenie to zaprowadzone zostalo
powodu r6anych rodezw", W ro-
dzsju vOd Matek Polek" itp, pre-.
myoanych poczta do Kr6lestwa z
zagranicY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
SpraWa o psy mOrskie.

LoNDYN, 1890 Kwietnia. -
Henry White, przedstawiciel
Stan6w Zjedn., wreczy} dzisiaj
sekretarzowi urzedu kolonial-
nego, p. Thomas Sanderson,
depeszs sekretarza stanu we
Westinghouse, zadajacs stano.
wczo wzbronienia angielskim
poddanym tepienia ps6w NOR.
skich W zatoce Beringa. Dope.
sza proponuje zwolanie mie-
dzynarodowej konferencyi dla
obmyslenia srodk6w ochrony
ps6W moaskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
MIasteczkO spsl0ne.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, 13 Kwiet.
L Rhinelander, Wis, donosi
specyalna depesza do Wis
consin": w miasteczku To.
mahawk Lake, polozonem II
mil ma po}udniowy zach6d
stgd, wybuchf pozar, kt6ry o.
br6ch W perzyne 10 dom6w, a
lniedzy mimi hotel Dravesa i
biura kompanii Lake Shore
Lumber Co." Pozosta}y tylko
dworzec hotel Chapmana.
Szkoda zrzsdzona wynosi
$4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
NOTATKI POLITYCZNE

Carter H. Harrison obejmie jutro
wieczorem urzad mayora miasta Chi
oago.
Obecnie przyjmuje bardzo zimno
rome komplementa notorycznyoh
politykierow, uganiajacych sic "a u.
rzedzikami. Nikomu niczego ME o.
bieouje. Uszanuje prawdopodobnie
prawo o siuzbie cywilnej i usunie z
urzsdu tylko takich republikanow,
ktorzy wiecej zajmuja sic polityka
niz spelnianiem swych obowiask6w'
W mIejsce Badenocha ma zostad
mianowany szefem policyi "Joe"
Ripley. Jezeli tax sic stanie, dozna.
ia zawodu PIP. Thomas Gahau i Nj.
cholas Hunt. Kazdy mich uwaza
sic "a najodpowiedniejszego handy.
data ma nastepce Badenocha, "a kt6-.
rego psnowania myszy chicagoskie
ME obawialy sic kotow.
Przewodniczacym Rady miejskiej
zostanie alderman Powers. Stojacy
dotad W cieniu demokraci zostana
wysunieci ma pierwszy plan a gsos.
nym dotad republikanom dostanle sic
W udziale rola krytyk6w demokrsty-
cznej dzialalnosci.
W sk}ad komitstu podatk6w, jake
jeden z przedstawicieli zachodniej
dzielnicy, ,wejdzie p. Piotr Kioibassa,
alderman Polak 16 wardy. Wei.
die on nadto W sklad komitetu ii.
nsns6w - spraw kolejowych. q.
mleja sic wlec poznac ma zdoinos'
ciach p. Kiolbassy politycy W mis.
Sole.
Ma posady sedzi6w maja bye po.
wolani ksndydsci, kt6rych Mkt ME
bedzie pytal przekonania Politycz-
ne. Bardzo slusznie. Oby tylko py-
tano sic o ich poiecia o uczciwosci,
bezstronnosci sumiennosci We wy.
konywaniu obowia2k6w.
Pan Stan. Kunz cofna& sw6j kon-
test przeciw wyborowi Henryka Lu.
dolph ma aldermana lG wardy. COfuat
go z urzedu komisyi wyborczej lecz
zamierza 60 wniez6 wprost do komi-
tstu Rady misjskiej, sprswdzajacego
mandaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
Wy bOry miejskie W New Jersey.

New YORK, 13 Kwietnia.-
Wczoraj odbyly SIG we wielu
niastack i miejscowosciach
stanu New Jersey wybory
ln;ejskie, o ile dzisiaj mona
sgdzjG, demokraci znaczne od'
riesli zwycieztwa. W Newark
odzysKali kontrols W radzie
mieiskiej. W Orange pozy.
sSali wszystkie urzsdy, 8 2 Is
alderman6w, II jest demokra.
tami. w Peterson dem. Hinch.
cliffe obrany burmistraem. W
Dover burmistrzem obrany de-
mokrata, i tax samo W Bayon-
he. Natomiast W Hoboken i
W Passaic republikanie obrali
burmistrz6W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
aNiebezpieczna 0my}ka.

New HAVEN, Conn, 13 XIV.
Charles W. Pickett, znany
tutejszy polityk republican,
ski redaktor gazety New
Haven EVENING Leader"
vczoraj wieczorem o malo sic
ME otru}. Cierpiac na niestra-
wnost, ma on W domu zawsze
srodek ma to cierpienie, i prze-
chowuje 60 W szafie innemi
lekarstwami. Wczoraj VIE
czorem znowu zazy} lekarstwo,
ale z przerazeniem spostrzeg},
IL w5ial flaszke fa}szywa i
polknsl 100 kropli ,,nux vo.
mica. Przestraszony, wsko'
czy} ma bicykl; popsdzi} do
dra Baldwin, przy Chapel str,
ktoremu tez udalo sic dac mu
antydot i uratowac 60 cd
smierci. DR.. Chapel twierdzi,
re jest to jedyny wypadek W
jego praktyce, IL skutki tax
znacznej dozy onux vomica"
ME byly smiertelne, re Pickett
zawdziecza swe uratowanie W
znacznej czssci pospiesznej swej
jezdzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
ZachOdnia Kanada.

LoNDYN, 1890 Kwietnia. -
Sir Jos. G.. Colmer ,odczytal
dzisiai W kr6lewskim Instytu-
c:e kolonialnym broszure Sir
Donalda Smith, opisujsca "a
chodnia Kanade. .Broszura
m6wi pochlebnie o tel czesci
angielskich posiadlosci W A.
meryce. Znajduja sic tam
niewyczerpane bogactwa zieml,
zapewniajace tamtejszej ludno'
Sci staly dobrobyt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
Zmiana W ministeryum.

LoNDYN, 1890 Kwietnia. -
M6wia o tenn, re stan zdroWia
ME pozwala lordowi Salisbury
zajmowac sic r6wnoczesnie
sprawami kanclerstwa i spra
wami ministerstwa spraw "a.
granicznych. Ministrem spraw
zagranicznych ma bye miano.
wany lord Roseberg, cz}onek
partyi liberalnej, kt6ry wkwe.
styach zatargu grecko turec.
kiego i Irlandyi podziela "a.
patrywania dzisiejszych mini.
str6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
wyspy Krety.

CANEA, 1890 Kwietnia. -
Dzisiaj wylsdowa3o so ture'
ckich zolnierzy z zamiarem u.
dania sic do portu Kissamo.
Grecy strzelali do okretu tu.
reckiego, przyczem kilka kul
traffic okret austryacki. W
nastspstwie tego dwie kano'
nierki austryackie jedna t1l'
recka zarzucily ob6z powsta6 :
cow bombami, kt6re zniewoli-
}y Krete6czyk6w do ucieczki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
Wiesc pOkOiOWa.

ArENY, 1890 Kwietnia. -
Wszystkie oddzialy ochotni'
k6w powr6ci}y ma terytoryum
greckie. Zahosi sic na poro-
zumienie ,Turcyi z Grecys.
Rad turecki W Konstantyno'
polu jest got6w do ustepstw.
Jeaeli mocarstwa ME stana ma
przeszkodzie, W kilku dniach
znikns powody do obawiania
sic wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
Wypadek kolej0Wy.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, 1890
Kwietnia. DIVA pocisgi fra.
chtowe pospieszne kolei
Southern Pacific zetkne1y sic
dis przedpo}udniem W pobli::
zu Langtry, $50 mil ma zach6d
stsd. Palace A. s. Welsh zo-
stall zabity, a konduktor loko'
motywy George Forr, mocno
jest poksleczony. Hamulcarz
Dave Robinet ma nogs zlama-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
Telegramy KrajoWe.
z K0ngresu.

WASHINGTON, 13 Kwietnia.
Senator Morgan dzisiai wresz'
Gle zako6czyl sws move tycas.
ca sic rezolucyi domsgajscel
sic, aaeby powsta6c6W knban'
skieh uznac "a strons wojujscs:
Potem zastanawiano sic mad
bilem o bankructwie / mad IN
nemi sprawami biezsceml.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
POszukiWanie.

Kazimierz Kleszozyhski Bolesaaw
Kopyd}owski raoza laskawie przeslad
swe adresa do Redakcyi Dzienniks
Chicagoskiego. Pochodza Wa.
growca, W. Ks. Poznahskiego,
pierwszy przebywa lat {, drugi lat
IL W Chicago. ID XIV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14

ma; palace L. G. Lane i ha-
mulcarz W. L. Harris, popa-
rzyli sic niebezpiecznie. Wszy'
scy pokaleczeni, a i zabity pa
LACE Welch, mieszkali W San
Antonio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
P0wod pOwrOtu greckich Ocho-
tnik0W.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 13 XIV.
Edhem basza przysla} depesze,
ze powsta6cy W 9 punktach
zaatakowali r6wnoczesnie woj.
ska tureckie, kt6re wszedzie
ochotnik6w okrsay}y i zmusily
do ucieczki. Znaczna ilosc po.
wsta6c6w dostala sic do niewo'
Ii zosta}a odes}ana do Saloni-
XII. Straty Turk6w So znaczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
sak6w oswieci6, uspokoi6 i uszczesli.

sak6w oswieci6, uspokoi6 i uszczesli.
vic.
Do togo tez got6w byl i Wojciech
sw. A wiec wysia} kr6l z MIN dla
bezpieczehstwa 80 rycerzy swoich ma
apostolska nauke miedzy pogahstwo
W Prusach. Tam tez W roku 997,
% Kwietnia poni6sl smiere meczeh-
ska Sw. arcybiskup gniezniehski.
Rzucili sic ma n;ego Prusacy "a spra.
wa kaplanow pogahskich. Ciaio je.
60 wykupii kr6l Bolesiaw ma wage
z}ota, sprowadzis do Polski i W
Gnieznie, W katedrze tamtej jszej
ostatecznie pochowal; gdzie dotad W
srebrnej trunnie swiete relikwie spo.
czywaja.
Cd roku 997 up1ynelo jua die
wie6set lat. Wiec to dziewiecsetna
rocznice W tym roku obchodza dye
cezye che}mihska Nv Prusach Ia.
chodniob), warmihska Nv Prusach
Wschodnioh), szczegolniej gniez-
niehska W Ksiestwie Poznahskiem.
Do tego odnosi sic pismo Ojca sw'
kt6re W pDzen. Chic" przytoczylis.
my. Pr6cz tego wydas ks. Arcybis'
kup Stablewski list pasterski,
kt6rego podalismy gs6wne wy.
jatki.
Zschecajac do licznyoh pielgrzy.
mex do grobu swietego Patrons
W Gnieznie, pisze Najrz. ks. Arcybi.
skup:
Jako chrzescijanie rozumiemy zna.
czenie milosoi i czoi dls swietych
proch6w meczennik6w. Me wygasfo
i W narodzie naszym to swiete uczu-
Gle, kt6re cd pierwszych czas6w Ko-
soiola tax potezna bylo sprezyna po-
boznosci i cn6t chrzesoiau. Dzieje
mas ucza, jak wielka czcia otaczali
relikwie Swietych. Gdy poganie
albowiem z nienawisci do ohrzescian
nieraz palili ciasa mecsennik6w, po:
piosy rozsypywali, rzucali do mora,
albo cials pozostawiali niepogrzeba.
ne, chrzescianie z niebszpieczeh.
stwem aycia pobozaie je zbierali,
albo W dalekie, dixie puszczali sic
strony okupem bogatym, jak z
rozkazu Boleslawa Chrobrego polscy
posiowie udali sic po zwloki sw.
Wojciechs. Geese dla swietych re-
likwii byla jest tax wielka W Kos
oiele, ze ofiars Mszy swietej tylko ma
grobach meozennik6w bylo wolno i
jest dotad wolno sprawowa6, W ka4.
dym bowiem oltarzu, jako W maleh.
kim grobie, musi bye zamknieta
czastka relikwii swietych.
Gdy wiec to, co nam poboane,
prawdziwie kr6lewskie SERGE Bole.
slawa Chrobrego do Gniezna po.
gahskiej sprowadzilo ziemi, W Gnie.
znie posiadamy, jako wielka swietosd
narodu naszego wiernych katolikow
wszystkich, siusznem jest pragnienie,
abysmy tam dsiekowali gromainie
Bogu, ze nam doczekat pozwolii tel
wielkiaj uroczystosci, W ktorej obo.
wiazkiem naszym uwielbic Boga "a
laske WARY sw., a zara.em po die.
wieciuset latach odnowit u grobu
sw, Patrona Stub niewzruszonej dla
piei wiernosci,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
Oflara ma dzWOny.

Tow. sw. Wladyslawa Kr6.
la, z par. sw. Jana Kantego
ofarowalo na dzwony $4,000.
Stokrotne dzieki sklada ofiaro.
daWcom
KS. Jan Kasprsyc6i, G. R.,
proboszcz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
Zaludnienie ziemi.

w roku 1878, wedaug obliczeh
francuzkiego uczonego Levasseura,
wynosi}a ludnos6 ziemi !, ss,ooo,ooo
glow. Dzis podniesc nalezy te cyfre
przynsjmniej do l,5ol,los, ooo
glow. w podziale ma poszczeg6lne
czesoi swiata przedstawia sic ons
tax:
Azya liczy $50, 100000 mieszk.
Europa se4, $4,000 {"
Afryka ITO, 100000 I"
Ameryka 1876, ,534, 900 /"
Australia $3.50, 600 {"
Wyspy oceanii 100000 n
Krais podbiss. $4,000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
Ofiarny Szmul.

samulowa:-1le podarowaieS tsmu
zebrakowip
slmul: Fenygal j. nigdy mnisi,
ais ssnyea ssesin ais Y dsjs.s'*
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02

There is sawmill in Grandin, Mo-.
many departments of which are in charge
of women. There is a young woman in
charge of the engine One of the rooms
where the big saws are operated is man.
aged by women. The lathe room is also
populated with femininity, and the ma
chimes Of all sorts are handled by them.
In the rooms adjoining a force of young
women is constantly employed, filing and
getting the saws in shape for work. The
care Of the machinery is in their hands,
and it is said they are quite as adept and
as competent to handle it as any force yet
employed in the mill.
A French ecclesastic has written 20
the London Times saying that the next
great change in the Roman Catholic
church will be the repeal Of the law of
clerical celibacy. The movement, he
thinks, might well start in this country,
under the lead of Cardinal Gibbons ana
Archbishop Ireland, but will take time.
The present Pope will hardly indorse it,
nor can the French ecclesiastics take it
UP just now. When it does come, how
ever the writer prophesies large exodus
of Anglican clergymen to join the Church
Of Rome.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02
THE DISPENSARY DECISION.

Senator Tillman Says an Appeal Will be
Taken From Simonton to the Supreme
Court.
Washington. June 1-When Senator
Tillman was asked to-day for an express
sion concerning the decision Of Judge ST.
monitor in the South Carolina dispensary
ease he"said that the State undoubtedly
would appeal the case to the Supreme
court Of the United States '"There is
nothing else to do he said, $50 far as
this case is concerned. The State has
exhausted her present resources and must
wait upon the Supreme court and Com
gress."
He said the decision practically annull-
ed the Wilson act Of 1890 and that if it
should be sustained by the Supreme court
nothing would he left but to get Congress
to pass another law that could be made
binding. This, Senat tor I'illman says. he
will use his best efforts TO accomplish,
but on account Of the method Of proceed
ings in the House he has very little hope
of success during the present session. He
thinks the Senate could be induced to act
if there was any possibility of getting
action in the House 1--WE don't surren-
der the principle" he said land l shall
take some stop here to maintain it but just
what | shall do and when / shall attempt
to do anything will necessarily depend
upon circumstances"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02
PROFESSIONS Y EX-
POSED.

The account published elsewhere OF
the action Of the three hundred suspend
ed employees of the Westinghouse Ar
Brake Works teaches moral that VIII
not be lost on the American people.
A little over six months ago, UNI
formed without regard to- expense, these
same men were given free excursion
to Canton and formed into part OF
great company that cheered "the advance.
agent of prosperity
To-day these men are in poverty with
out work, with shabby clothes instead
of handsome uniforms, and now realize
IN bitterness and in anguish that they
are the victims of big confidence game,
and that they were but the rounds III
tho ladder on which managers of trusts,
combinations and conspracies climbed
into power.
Mark Hanna, the embodiment of the
spirit of 1.-THE people be damned is i'll the
Senate. thinking of nothing but how to
again dupe the people, while the work
ing men at Wimerding are in enforced
idleness and in prospective, If not actual,
want. 1t speaks well for them that they
did nothing worse than tear down and
tread under foot the deceptive cartoons
and emblems which are mockery Of
their distress.
One of these days workingmen every
where will learn what those at Wilmerd-
ing have learned through bitter eXper-
fence. Then they will never vote to put
A creature of trusts in the White House
over their true and fearless friend and
champion.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02
KENTUCKY SILVER DEMOCRATS.
LOO to Meet To-day-Will Reaffirm Chi
cago Platform and Boom Bryan for
Presidency.

Frankfort, Ky, June 1.-Delegates,
candidates, Congressman and politicians
are here tonight for to-mOrrow's silver
Democratic convention. To-night's crowd
and expressions all show that this is to be
a strictly is to Bryan affair, with scarce
ly a gold man among the whole !, 100
delegates. 1t is foregone conclusion
that a platform reaffrming the Chicago
platform and lauding VIM. Jennings Bry-
an viii be put through with "A whoop.
Gold men stayed out of the county CON
ventions that elected delegates. 1t is CON
ceded that State Senator Goebet of Gov
ington, who is already being groomed for
governor by the silver Democrats, will
be made temporary chairman by acca-
nation. There will be hot fight be-
tween both candidates for appellate court
clerk, the only State office to be filled
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02
RACE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
Negroes Attack White Men, are Arrested
and Killing Ensues-More Trouble
Feared.

Atkins, Ark. June IA terrible race
war is in progress in Lee township, Pope
county, five miles south of Atkins, in
which two or three men have already
been killed or fatally wounded and the
community Is in state Of great excite
ment with more serious outbreak
liable to occur at any moment.
The killed or fatally injured so far as
can at present bC uscertaiDcd ares
VIII Gaylord, cOIorcd, whipped to death
hy a mob Of whites.
Jess Nickels terribly cut with Knives
by negroes; will probably die
White man, name unknown finally
shot by gang Of negroes.
Reason Idgge, white. shot bv deputv
constable; extent Of injuries not known.
Constable 9. II. Edgge badly cut.
The trouble began Sunday night when
three Of four negroes attacked two white
mcH, Jess Nckels and j. II. Hodges
with knives and pistols. A terrible fight
ensued in which young Nickels was cut
Warrants had been issued for the ne
groes on Monday, but they declared that
they would not be- arrested. Reason
Edgge, white. joined in with the negroes
10 help them resist arrest and when Of
iiCers went to the scene, Edgge attacked
Constable Edge with j knife and in
tlicted dangerous injury. George
Edg9e, deputy constable, succeeded in
arrcsting Edgge after he shot him in the
arm.
Last night one of the negroes, VIM
Gaylord, who had participated in the
riots, was taken from his home by a
mob, supposed to the composed of white
men, and after being stripped. was tied
to a post and beaten into insensiblity.
He was still alive but unconscious when
found and has since died The whole
country is stirred up over the affair and
further outbreaks are looked for at any
moment. A posse of citizens from this
place, including Deputy Prosecuting At
torney Tom y. Brooks, has gone to the
scene Of the trouble.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02

The Queen is we'll punished for naming
d small man like Austin for poet laureate.
In his jubilee ode to the Queen entitled,
Long may she linger," he says:
"Linger long Victoria,
Linger longer do,
While we sing a gloria,
Dear good Queen, to your
This proves that poet laureate's tenure
of office should be for short term of
years.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02
CALHOUN TO REPORT VERBALLY
The Commissioner VIII Return From
Cuba Next Thursday or Friday.

The Commissioner Will Return From
Cuba Next Thursday or Friday.
Washington, June 1.-While no official
communication either letter or report,
has come to Washington as yet from Mr..
Calhoun, the special counsel sent by the
President to Cuba, in connection with
the Ruiz case, private advices received
here from him Indicate that he expects to
leave Havana for Washington next
Thursday or Friday. He will go directly
to New York by steamer instead of COM
ing back from Tampa by rail as he went,
and it is expected that he will reach this
CITY about next Sunday. 1t is said at the
department that no official report upon
Cuba is to he expected from Mr.. Calhoun;
that all he will have to submit officially
will bear upon the Ruiz case which was
the subject of his official appointment,
and that anything he will have to COM
municate respecting the general conditions
in Cuba as affected by the war will be
in the shape of verbal report to the
President. AS for the Ruiz case, it is now
clear that there will be two reports, but
in the absence of an exact knowledge as
to the points of disagreement 1T is not
possible for the officials at the State de-
partment to predict the next step to be
taken in the matter, although 1t is certain
that it will not be allowed to rest on the
record so far taken.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02
SCREENING THE SUGAR SHARKS
Nevada Jones's Committee to Let Go Till
mans Hot Resolution.

Washington, IL. c.. June 1.-The Sen
ate committee to audit and control the
contingent expenses of the Senate, to
which was referred the Tillman resolu-
ton providing for an investigation of the
charges that Senators have been speculat-
ing in sugar stocks, held a meeting today
and decided to take time to look into the
charges to certain extent before re-
porting the resolution back. The fact that
Senator Smith. the only member of the
Senate mentioned by name as having en-
gagged in such speculation, today made
denial in the Senate of the charge was
noted in the committee meeting and this
fact. coupled with Senator Aldrich's gen
eral denial in behalf of the Finance COM
mittee, was taken into consideration in
connection with the resolution and there
was some talk in the committee of an in
definite postponement as the wisest
course.
The committee therefore concluded to
postpone making any recommendation for
the present.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02

Calvin s. Brice is coming round. He
wants all elements of the Democratic ma
jority to get together in Ohio this year,
and says that the gold men must bow
to the will of the majority. This is in
refreshing contrast to the Cleveland and
Carlisle pronunciamento, that the tail
must wag the dog. Brice knows it is the
only way to win because it is the only
true Democratic policy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02

officials a prisoner whose first name
is John as valet de chambre for SAID
Chapman to attend to his personal
and private wants and to keep the
cells clean!
WHY not give the Sugar Trust DEED
TO the capitol and quit pretending that
this is not a government as now conduct
ed Of trusts by trusts and for trusts!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02

Our friend Thomas Dixon is firing hot
shot into the legalized prize fighting in
New York. 1t is now permitted in no
States but New York and Nevada. The
New York law was enacted by Platts
reform" crowd which was helped into
power by Mr.. Dixon. He says that a
million dollars month is spent in MANI
tanning the prize fighters and the places
where the brutal sports take place.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02

The best use Senator Iillman has yet
found for his pftchfork was to use it to
hold sugar specializing Senators over the
fire to broil. They needed the excoria-
ton he gave them. 1t wasn't Senatorial
courtesy" but it was something far bet
ter 1t was talking plain truth right
out in meeting.