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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
WESTERN NEWS NOTES.

tn" contract has ls.en signed for a
s.s::.s0 court house NJ Ration.
Three companies NJ mounted Infantry
have been organized In southern New
Mexico by Major Van i'aitcn. and they
will do duty hunting down cattle
thieves and outlaws. after the fashion
II the Texas i.anxcrr.
Calves nrc selling In the Smrn,ogn
valley of Wyoming NJ 81 ih.asl and
the other day s:n head was offered
for ycnriinss. That valley this year
will turn "a aus head II is~vcs. At
M average price Of x:rs n head. The
principal -hipi1r from the valley =
III" Hunter Cattle Company with -.
I'M head.
Every business man In coifnx coun
~. New Mcaicu. guilty of violating the
sunday closing law of tlH territory.
nEainst whom amy evidence could In.
found. WAS Indicted ly the grand Jury
~ that county In session at Sprsngcr.
t'h~ New McxicO Law II very strict an
sunday closing. hui mo- attention had
ls~n tsai.l ~ the law for ni,out tw"
y~ars. up that way.
Tie Ration Coal nnl cok, con,I,nny.
which has just spMplci-tl il,. cOnatrus..
ttoa VI seventy y.shre' coke 0vsus si
tiarsii,s~r. New Mrxl.r. near Ratoa. ~
4 rusi VI s13Assl has is.xun opera,inx
their plant. r,al,loyinx %D m~n. Tir
plant h equipped with novel electrical
appliances. and II ls.iirs~,i ~ in the
most perfect establishment " the sorf
now tn OPERATION In the wrs'.
]. 4. ttina0n n sortinx his sl,<s.p N
ihe dipping prns. isiow ibr si,s. i,rw.
jmrN;ory IN turning over iONS hvMsi
NJ TN fellows without "vsrspnts to
B~Sseerr 4 kon. VII" mr. starting n
hsswdlnx ranch m ,hr E.tH,wla. down
In valshcla county. ItSrswcrr 4 ne.,
kAve also t0tigh' iO.OW ewes fr M ".
r. NetrMlf. uf Ailsrrlnsr,,m. iOD Hmr
bssrks will sscn arrive for ,h~M: rls.'
cas of Hchrot shire brc:s fr,m he
~ss,.-lAs Vegas Oir;'.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

The abuse OF the right Of petition
ooaaists. in part, OF an indiscriminste
uas Of that method Of reaching a de-
slrsd end 1t Is = truism that the
ebeaininx OF signatures for = petition
= usually an easy matter. Men sign
- OF good nature. to get rid Of III.
Uostnnity. because they have signed
s10iiar documents. and SO on. and
oa0etimes the body of the pe.i.
lloa In not even read An excel
mt illustration Of recklcssnesa was
recently furnished. A citizen COM
Stained to the governor OF state be.
cause \ certain criminal had been
paFdoned. The governor sent for the
papers In the case: and the complain
ant was found to have signed the pc
tition for = pardon. lie had put his
aame TO the paper without reflection.
and had forgotten the fact. hut when
his own request had been granted. he
Indignantly held the governor guilty
q an act injurious to the public inter
Sst!
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
nEspscr ron oxoaor.
4 n..ArsA rAs.ua.A People Hs.se u

4 HaaAfsA fhsasaaA People nsass The
Le.Ass.
New York. Oct. STA mourning city.
. grief-stncken people, today showed
honor to the man who had fallen In the
battle for what be believed to be the
right. Henry George, apostle OF the SIN
gle tax, leader OF the new JelfefsOnian
Democracy, stricken on the eve Of elec-
ton, was honored ~ no private citizen
OF America was ever honOred before.
Pu6alc Rriefs have been many In the
great metropolis Of the western hemi-
sphere; many have been sincerely
m0urned, but none save he who went
to eternal rest after having served his
people a. q leader Of soldiers aud M
chief executive OF the land. had laid nj
his bier such evidence of public grief.
Widespread sorrow and sincere grief.
as was laid at the bier of Henry George
The body Of Henry George lay In
state to-day In the Grand Central pal
ace, and 10000 people reverently passed
the casket and looked upon the face Of
the dead philosopher. From o O'Clock
in the morning till 3 In the afternoon a
stream Of men. women and children
poured Into the hall.
A little before 3 O'Clock the line was
were compelled to turn back and get
out from the police lines. \ careful es-
timate Of the number vino could not get
in II 10000. This number " equal to
the number OF those who passed the
casket.
In the vast auditorium where the
dead rested inspired men. teachers OF
all faiths, Jews Christians. Catholics
and EDiscopalInuA. with hearts wrung
with pain. spoke words which cOnfes-
sedly fell far short of the great waves
of emotion that sought to find utter
ance.
Not a dissenting voice was heard to
the declaration that Henry George was
lover of the people. who he believed
were being oppressed and that he gave
his life. that humanity might live.
The eulogies uttered. the day gone.
the streets became filed with people
who wished to see the funeral cortege
a. It passed In solemn procession down
New YOrk's greatest streets. thence
across Brooklyn bridge and through,
BrOoklyn's streets TO the Brooklyn city
hall.
There the public gave over the body
TO the family and the caskct was taken
to the modest home In Fort Hamilton
from which they will be horne to ihelr
| hnal resting place In Greenwood to
morrow morning.
At the lowest estimate 12500O people
N " the caskct ms It wen.,cd its why to
that polnt where tho public was com.
| PEELED TO stand nsiJe In reverence and
| sympathy while the family claimed its
own.
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n. vsse D. Dsvs.

Ds.s MOines. Ia. Nov. 3.-Ti,e returns
from about Ose. fourth II the IONS pre-
cincts of tlse state show that the Rr-
publican plurality will tDe about II S.O0O.
The-r returns nrc from all parts u the
state. Including both city AMI county
prs-cincts. and II II believed that tlse
ratio established there will bc sul,atau.
TALLY maintained.
The ratio Of Democratic gains II
about - pr ccni. for aiou, 1O pre-.
cinris. That will give tle Democrats
4 net gain In the state Of about }7.OOD.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

An English admiral declares that II
the gun-ship cannot be modified TO
meet and balance the threat OF the
torpedo vessel. then the torpedo vessel
will herself become the battleship OF
the future. and the gun-ship Will fall
lnto the auxiliary or subordinate place.
He argues that there would be less risk
IN men and money In sending fotilla
Of swift but small vessels against u
battleship than to meet tha, formidable
sugine Of war with a ship OF equal size.
The future OF naval warfare may
abound in such Developments.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
uINEs,Lv.R coVNTEaFErT.
-. Losas Co.nArAsss Ass Tee libss.
with ths Whle0 0aaal.

st. Louis, NO.. Oct. 00.-COuutcrfe!i
silver dollars Of greater weight and
tnene~s than those turned out from
Uncle SANS mint are tho latest In the
coinacker's art. and 81. IIouis Is the
first city 10 suffer from them. For thu
last week St. Louis hank te.lers have
l,een accepting the countesfeits In ques
tiou without hesitation. II was only
when they reached tho n. Louis sub
Treasury that their spurious character
was determined. United States Treas
urer Small sent one to the director o.
the mint for assay. He received a "
ply In which the statement was made
that although the asay bad not l,ees
completed. there WAS 10 doubt ihal
there wns more pure alvee - the coun
terfeit than In the eeovlne coin. and
that its anenen exceeded that OF tlA
genuine.
According to Colonel 1aaall. ths coins
weigh 1915 grnlns more than the gen
uine. which weighs %l2h grains. H.
hnenesa IL ninety -four Issf cent. whils
that Of the genuine 10 bat ninety Pc,
cent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
woLcoTT coMIMo NOME.
nsessssA Tkss ske vpsasA 0esssu1ses w
Net 1es,p aAy vuStASe.

bseSsss4 Teat tks vPsasA 0ov0sa0sot Wu
Net sse,p say YsstAss.
LOndon. Oct. D.-Tbs chairman Of
of the United States Noaetary Commits
sion. Senator Edward q. Wolcott. ar
rived In London fro0 Paris last even
Ing oo his way hack 10 the Uniiet
States. The srnatoe's visit 10 thu
French capital Is ciassed - being mys
teri0us. - he had wsittea to the UniIr
States ambassador to France. Genera
Hosace u. Porter. aaylng that be- wou.d
mt return 10 Paris. bat would procer<
direct TO America. The rrench eovefn
Smeut. II la understood. - not Inclined te
taka any further steps 10 the matter.
Liverpool. Oct. .0.-The Cunari tinr,
Campania. which saljsd frum this tort
Tor New York today. had on her pas
seneer list the Nance Of Senatoe FL
wsri o. woicott oe Colorado. chairman
Thomas Of tho United States Cours noW
slou. and Mrs. Wolcott aud Oeaern
Charles Jackson paine Of Nasaachu
srtta. slso of the nsoastary commasslon
aod Mrs. Paine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

The fortieth anniversary OF the Full
ton street daily prayer meeting was
recently celebrated In New York. This
aeetinG. which is held every noon In
. crowded business section OF the city.
vas established at time of great busi-
ness anxiety. after the panic OF 1857.
aad has been held regularly since that
tine. An interesting feature OF :he
celebration was the presentation OF
portrait OF the founder of the meet
ing. jeremiah c. Lamph!er. who is now
q years old.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

An important decision relating to the
power OF removal from ONCE has been
given by Judge Cox OF the supreme
court Of the District Of Columbia. The
ease was that OF John q. Wood. super
iatendent Of malls st Louisville. KY,
Who applied TO the court to enioin the
postmaster-general from removing
hin. His claim WAS that bis superior
had no right to depose him without
giving reasons. because Of The civil
SsSvice rule recently promulgated by
the president. forbiddlng removals
from the classified service except for
Jast cause and upon written charges
Judge Cox dismissed the complaint. He
hslA that the power Of removal 10 an
iscident to the power Of sppointmen
and that both are lodged with the
Asads Of departments. There can be no
restrictions upon the power Of removal
except by legislation. and any rules
teaching the matter. whether made by
the president or civil service commits
sion. are void. The enforcement Of
such rules In matter that lies bet ween
the president and his cabinet. In .
similar case In the federal court at
Chicago Judge Jenkins has given n
ssoiiar decision. Under these inter
Dretations Of the iaw there 10 no legal
remedy for the violation Of the rule r..
ceatiy made. and the enforcement Of
that rule must depend solely on the ex.
seutive.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
xsAr.ss. l-y.l 70 psyss.

Lincoln. Ncb.. Nov. ?.--Nrl,rn .ka TO-
day renewed her allexlanc~ to fusion
by cl~ctinx the thr,@ candidates On
that ticket by plursiiiies rangiag from
iO.ND 10 2s.MD. Nothing like complete
trturrs have ls,eu rsr~ived. or will In.
~c~!vesi tonight. but enough arr In to
snsasure the result AMI Indicate Q
sweater fusion victory than In th~ prs
kiential year.
The state Journal Rsp.). an rrturus
fr.'m neveuty Irs.cInrts outside LIN.
ts'ln and Omaha. couesSsw defeat for
The Republicun ntntr ticket.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
the ONO s.scr,oM.
vs~s - AsAissss ~ ~ lsgtaaaasss Cssas
sHA tie nesals n OsuAe.

ssa tie nsssis n Dsshe.
Columbus, o.. nor. 2.-Af 10 n. -.
the Democratic siate committee claim.
ri the election Of their state ticket by
from s.HD to I0ymD plurality. an<i a
majority ~ The lIrsislslare On Joint
ballot for United NiatSs senator. No
ngurrr were given % the thirty.six
state senators asd l00 representatives,
hut Il was claimed that the kspuhlIren
loss 0f fourteen nsembers Of tks lIegis-
hture In Hamilton coauty woulA n.
stire Democratic c0atrpl of the Legis-
latsrc. The TArmocsats alse caalned
the twelve ssembeFy II tbe Loglala3ugs
frOm cuyahoea county. whtch laeeo6as
Cleveaand. The hou,s q aeaaasg HAnaa.
The Republican state co00lt1eo coo.
cs<3e the boas Of Hamiltsa cuuney, bet
claimed that thefe 'wssV ~ olbrisut
rrturns frusn Cleve1asA - which to
ta1e aoay sstinate. VIII the Ion Il
foartera nDsmbsss a ~ Lsgislatuss
u Ha0l1loa county sad twelve uDe0.
6efv n Cuyahoga coasty. ths nsesL-
licaus Do not expsct 70 casvy the LsgIo.
Atuse. TAe 2epublican slsts co09jt.
tes caaln thsy viii nny Cuyahaea
eoanty and tsAks gaine u o<hsf coen.
tiss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
d.1sse ~ oasyAana.

baltimore. Nd. Nor. 2-Th~ Repvb-
ltcens have elected tlastr n,unIsipal
itck%t In haltlusorr b snajorittps rang.
Ticket IL In doabs. and there II sosne
rsasoe fof believing that the Demo.
sfaa hare carried the leeiaia ture ard
that United states ksuaioe lsoe1naa
nay ssscs~ed himself. OlDclai svturne
frum The state arp of ths most nDenarr
and unsatlssa actory character.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

Utah has thirty good sized towns In
Which no newspapers are published.
Several Of these are county seats.
CtaA Is growing in wealth faster than
any state In the Union. but needs more
nswspapers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
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I~xlnstoa. ~. Nov. 1-Rstuyns ~.
eeivsd st The hsadquastsn oe ~ ps1r.
ocfatic state centSal commlltse - d
1870 O'Clock to-night indtrats Q Hsm.
ocratlc majority II the etAte q fvUu
l1.0lD 70 1A.OO0 Three hun1sV1 m.
cinrts giyp ohArksiessd Oean.I . -
jesisy Of fs.ooo over nai1sy 0sp.A
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
ssas'ss.nssoss ~ Massachusetts.

apr1ngAeid. Nus. Nov. 2-The
unsoa says the rvt'orts from diR<svot
parts OF the STATE Indlcate that fuliy
half the 9epublicans hare stayed st
hossse. While thrvr.fourths Of the Dem.
Ocraee have voted. tiovesnor Wolcott's
plurality will probably shrink FROM
10e.0O 1Ast year 10 Dess than 4000o
this year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
4 ps,ss-s Csss Ds.Assss.

vinita. I. r. oct. 9A.-Judes Johs r
the United States Noaetafy Conmis
In ePasson herr has 0ade ~ lnpossant
and farreaching ru11ne. judGs 1bonas
has bed thst The poelisHtioa ee warn
lag noticrs 10 noa-s0otdeet lstsaAents
10 divovce procr~dlags wefs nuil aad
velA. aad that actuel servjea mUst d
ied on esch defsnlasts. ne Asellleo.
u eeota1Ued In th6 higher eeostu. 70
which 81 appeal VIII b. saksa, win N
aade any numirs - sparSiaes0 GO.
trartrd BY rartieA who have eteaIaed
decrwra o. divorce frogasth coutta "a
the default Of non .svetAeSt 1eseoAauta
TIE chief ee naval eeanaaes. n M
annual rrport. ssks Cosgssss fee o..
0mM00 10 puFrhaae aslsoks1sae poW6er
e0.7N 10 erect Q sUaekeIeea powdas
factory. ed00.O0O eer reNsSve guna fos
auxiliary cruisers. e@.364.So0 for ar
nsor and nrinament - veeseaa. $1,000.
O0O for ordnance seogea, e%6v000 fse 3
powdrr spagnxlne at tost Nloln. rsAn
sylvnnla: e7n0.OIo ~ sssesve tssps1fs
nnsl elAO00 for attt0G reet Lafayette
New fesk. ~ tnaUnstee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
Denver Directory.
HARNESS.

TAs best 80 don
BIZ s;oncorl Har-
nsas In Colorado
fos eM With
hssechiux. 60. S3
1ouble team har-
Ds0 With breere-
Io9. eN: 80 steel
hsen stock saddle
N oiA: sc aiasIe
kssKy harness foe
M. Do not 10
deceived hy worth.
lesa tnitA tions. bot
er1eS direct FIRM
- and est tile
tsvsst .whclesAJs
NsS~ss. Cst.lcerN
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

( fhs Tennessee baby born with
\ uAisksrs may be the happy omen OF
0ers big crops in the United States
~ more shortages in Europe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

! n b not dii,cult to see into the ways
~ N window glass trust.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

~ e1sssa ~ sesvs y sAsetiy - n.
80 ~ ~ poos4 or0v11ag osvssaD
- pn1ssao1ss - y ~ Asstis
= onQA U1sso ~ - - ~.
~ o1gonoAs0 ~ V1n1ss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

After eighteen weeks Of negotistios,
esros Of psscs bstwecn Turkey and
Greece were arranged BY the repeessat.
aAives Of the powsrs at Constaatino-
~. and . prsiininary treaty was
slG.s1 Sspt. 18th. and vas sooa as,ss
saet1s1 By the suitan. Turkey secures
Q change q froatier which givss her
bsetsS coatfoi of The noustAia passes,
- sAs 70 70 rsceive An is1snsity oe
ssss oiiboa pousds. 0rsscs asslgns
certain rsvsases. Which sse to - a.
oisisesssl b he povsrs. for The hss.
~ q tbs ~ beslAsl1sss - veil ~
~ taksss q The ssw ia1saAlty loas.
TAs 1sel11ea by " health board a
~ tsws. ss0asks JuAss. tAas ~
shees-ssaA vhts1y ~ - ths Devssy
= AAs0laas I'm lasvitabiy bsias less
- ~ 1oajsgo ~ tAaa teeaiIty. vhse
49, eng1s0ags vaes y ~ oese q.
s1goseove . fAshs lssi1s. as1 II nsse
oaG1A = 49, thso se0s little tiae
hDoBgo ~ eue1oeV II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

e.ss. An seeAs ssanpsA. ranD MCEtLEk
0OO)o SENT fOo EXAMINATION.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

ARE said 10 In. en- route for settlement
on III. land. The t4,ailon selected II
an ideal one In Maiagor,ia county.
IN. Spanish cruiser Alfonso Nil.
with Marphal Rlanco. the new governor
general of cuis~. on boar,i. entered III.
hari,or of Havana an the :iist, and
Lieutenant General Wey!er. the Mar.
Vnia AhunndR. Admiral Navarro nini
other high military nnd naval "iiccrs
went In the sins%Al steamer ~ meet
General BiapsO. After long nmi cor.
dial conference. Lieutenant General
Wryls.r yielded M his command IN hIs
suc~ssor. and st ! o'clock sailed for
apalu.
thicnso la to have n "tIatsor Temple. :"
Tie question has bc~A dlarussss! for
several nS,ashs. and il,c movement has
analiy cry stsllIrssi Into 4 p.an for Inn.
mediate action. A. the next r~gular
meeting NJ 'ls~ Building Trades tounrii
and Chicago fssicrIiion. n,ru,lsrr " a
tstnt conmiticc will lr appointed n
devise mrans for raising the s,,ou~y
nrswsaary far the erection ~ n large
ssosirrM i'alkiin.. uuitahl~ for iln v,~r.
trad>r unions.
u. \. il~nd~rASn. state rxnniinsr ~
Wyoming. has made 4 report Of ilm
susstlitioA ~ the private iaaks VI iin
state. which. SpimtMrri with that ~
lass sear. nsk~s very favorable rlrw
ing. Thr tets: d~t,-alis n ils~ pr~~rn'
t,r,~ are a1.sLt+D31 ~ nsninsi A5:l..
SssN. ~ last year. T'i~ abstract NJ thr
srndit.cn ~ natirr-; hanks In the s.ns,
shsws s"'st rrs~wr~~s ~ ~ tstt 7:t,'
ttAn~ end A'srrn~ts. ~ .K:s7. .3t9: t'-pcs
.ts. ss.17' .:.st rnh the average rvAsr,,
he'd Ia i.."'.: isrr crut
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
Catarrh in the Head

ssesA's Pslss eurs sIsk hssasass. 1sA !
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-28
Polacy W Ameryce.
Skutki nieostrOznOSci.

"Pzeglad'' scrantohski donosl;
w Pittsburgh m}ody Michaf kol-
lawski zamieszk. pm. 5000 Preble
III. W l2tej wardzie dorwa} gzieS
bahke z bcnzyn2 i wraz towarzy-
szami postanowi} takowa. zapalie.
w tAm cclu postawili ja ma pustej
locie, a nastepnie losowali, kto ma
benzyne zapalit. Los pad1 ma Ko=
lawskiego. Zapali} on zapa1ke i W
chwili, liedy ja chcia} wrzucie do
bahki, benzyna eksplodowa}a i obla-
Ia lekkomy$lnego ch&opca. Towa-
,rzyszc zerwali wprawdzie Y niego
plonqce sukne, ale mimo to odni6s}
on tax ciezkie poparzenia, re ciafo
formalnie odpada}o cd kosci. Ia
wieziono go do domu i przywo}ano
lekarza, lecz tenze orzek4, re dla
nieSzczeSliwego nicma ratunku.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-28
zdQrdniGzn6.
Kleska cesarZa Wilhelma
Angielskie gazety 0.
sytuacy Niemiec.

Londyn. Angielskie gazety po,
daja obszerne artyku4y o sytuacyl
Niemiec, cieszac sic Z kleski cesa'
RIA Wilhelma, ktdrcgo prawo
wzgledem ograniczenia zebrah TO-
,warzystw zosta}o W pruSkle5 lzble
pos}6w Landtagl odrzucone.
"Globe" pisze: Walka, W ktore]
cesarz co dopiero zosta} pobity, jest
zawik4anicm cesarza Z iego ludem
Nalezy sig spodzicwat, re posla ada
tyle rozumu, IL zgodzi sic ma kles ke
powagq i bcz gniewu.
.sPall Mall Gazette" pisze: & TO-
SO wanie jest wielka kleSk2 VI H.
helma. Ale, Fryderyk Wielki "a W
sze stosowai sic do wIasnej vol, a
Wilhelm Wiekszy nie chce mt W
tie m ust4pit. Me zwaza on na to-
ze W Nicmczech i Prllsach pannjc
powszcchne gfosowanie ze lud 4 zi<
ma Swe prawa.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-28
T6|6Qranu krajOW6.
Strajk g6rnik6w.
KOnferencya rObOtnik6W

hOllIefe1Cyd IOUOelllhOW.
WHEELING, w. Va, 27go Lipca.
Dzisiaj odbywa sic tn konferencya
przyw6dc6w naiwazniejszych zwia-
zk6w. robotniezych W kraju. Zwo-
}al ja M. D. Ratehford, prezydent
zwiazku g6rnik6w, apopar} zwo1a-
ME Samuel Gompers prezydent CA
merican Federation of Labor. Kon-
ferencya odbywa4a SIG po po}udniu,
a potem wieczorem; dotychczas ME
zafatwiono wiele, ale So widoki, IL
dokona sic rzeczy nadzwyczaj waz-
nych. So ma niej prezydenei i Sc
kretarze zwi2zk6w robotniczych,
organizacyj gdrnikdw, kolejn[ik6w,
s}uzby kolei ulicznych, dekoratorow
malarzy dom6w, krawc6w, robot
nik6w przy bicyklach, zecer@w i
drukarzy, cygarnik6w, robotnikoW
W fabrykach stall, robotnik6w W
hutach szklannych, plumbiarzy, l
t. p:
Pierwsze posiedzenie odby4o sic o
godzinie l po pofudniu. Przewo-
dniczacym zostal obrany Samuel
Gompers, a sekretarzem Morrison
Tsekr. f. of l.. Ratchford opisa}
potozenie . gdrnikdw powody ich
strajku; ME czynif zadnych propo-
zycyj, pozostawiajac je konferen-
cyi. Przemawiali tez &C. Pears,
Patrick Dolan r. l.. Lewis.
o godzinie 2:3o odbylo sic dru-
gle posiedzenie. Po kilku przem6-
wieniach wyznaczono komitet 2 5,
kt6rego zadaniem miaFo bye opra-
cowanie planu wspomozenla gornl-
k6w przed}ozyc ten plan ma VIE
czornem posiedzeniu.
Wieczorem go. Sci odby}o sic
nastepnie posiedzenie. Komitet
przedfozyl projekt rozes&ania po
kraju odezwy wspieranic strajkie-
row. Do pd}nocy trwafa sesya..
Prezydetowi Gompers polecono
zwo}aG W dniu Sierpnia zgroma-
dzenic W .ca}ym kraju W celu wyra-
zenia sympathy niesienia pomocy
straikujqcym gdrnikom.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-28
WytresOWany sion.

Lord .Eufferein W pamietnikach
W swych opowiada nastepujace "a
bawne zdarzenie czas6w, gdy by}
wicekr6lem Indyi.
=" Pewnego razu, podczas odwle'
DIN maharadzy Holaaru, lord Du-
fferin nozem z kosci sfoniowej prze-
cina} kartki swiezo nades4anych
dziennik6w. Ksiaze indyjski po
raz pierwszy widziaf TAXI n6z i pro-
sill wicekr6la, ably mu 60 darowal,
obiecujac, ze W zamian inny mu
przysle. Lord Dufferein najuprzej-
miej zyczeniu jego zadose .uczynif.
w kilka miesiecy potem mahara-
dzach przyby} znowu do Kalkuty i
przywi6zf W darze mfodego s}onia,
z kfami oszlifowanemi W. kszta}cie
noz6w do przecinania kartek. Me
dose ma tenn, gdy ma stole polozono
dzienniki, sion wielka zrecznoscia
i wprawa, wszystkie kartki rozcia}
i poda} je ma trabie lordowi Duffe-
rein. 49,: -. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-28
Straszna Smierc.

Straszna Smiercia zginal W Nan
ticoke, Pa. Polak Jan Kllrzehski,
kawaler liczacy przeszfo 40 lat.
Pochodzi} pod zaboru rosyjskiego
obiecha} rome kraje Azyi, potem
by} lat W Brazyii pred Sma
miesiacami przyby} do Nanticoke
i do>ta} prace W. kopalniach no, j.
We czwartek 5tej godzinie po po-
}udniu kiedy 4adowaf ostatni wa
gon wegli, nagle spad} Il CORY ma
niego ogromny kamieh i zabif go ma
mieiscu, Me pozostawif po sobie
zadnych pieniedzy, wiec uczciwi
ludzie zaieli sic jego pogrzebem, ma
kt6ry kolektuja pieniqdze, gdyz ci II
kt6rych sic sto}owaf, ME chcieli go
nawet po $mierci przyiae do domu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-28
Konferencya wfascicieli
kOpaln.

PlrrsBrRG, Pa, 97go Lipca. -
Dzisiaj W ratuszu mia}a sic odbyt
o godz. 10 rano d}ugo oczekiwana
konfercncya wlascicieli kopalh; roz-
poczeFa sic iednakowoz dopiero O
godz. 10 powodu, ze cz}onkowie
konferencyi zbyt powolnie przyby-
wall. Zebrali sig jednakowoz ME
NAL wszyscy w}asciciele kopalh,
lub reprezentanci tychze tego dy-
skryktu. By}o ich Is. Aleksan-
der Dempster zosta} obrany prezy-
dentem, gen. John Little wicepre-
zydentem, a Marshall IL. Reus Sc
krctarzem.
Zamianowiano komitet, kt6ry
mial zastanowic sic mad projektem
wyr6wnania p}ac, przedfozonym
konferencyi, stosownie do potrzet
90 zmienic. Komitet ten mia} c
godzinie zlozy6 sprawozdanie, ale
trwa}o do godziny S, MIN tenn sic
zafatwif.
Po d}uzszyeh naradach przyjetc
rezolucye, W ktorych w}asciciele ko
paln oswiadczaja, IL SO "a uczciwa
miara waga, "a p}aceniem got6w
ks i "a wszelkiemi uczciwemi meto
damn W kopalniach, jakotez, ze 60
towi So podwyzszyc place gornik6w
ale ME SO W stanie tax je podwyz
szyt, jak tego zadaja g6rnicy.
Pu1k. W. P. Rend Chicago
najuporczywiej. najstalej obstawa
przy ten, by konferencya zaje}a sit
nietylko sprawa "wyrownania pfac'
ale takze sprawa za}atwieni2 strajk'
i zapobieaenia dalszemu jego trwa
niu. Me osiagnieto ieszcze rezulta
tow Acknowledgment odroczon(
do ultra do godziny 10 rano.