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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-25

Ca sh quotations were as Follows: Flour frm
spring patents s4so@5; bakers So sea Sos S 80
spring wheat, SO@ssc No. 2 red, CSC No; 2 corn
25ss@2Sc. No. oats. 1SAc; No. 2 white. 22c; No
8 white, 21@I21%c. No. rye 4i,9c. No. fax
seed, s1.021kN1 O6lb. Prime timothy seed 81 CO.
Mess pork per bri, s7.S5G7 90 Lard, pen. 100 lbs
Whisky, distillers' finished goods. per gal $1.2O
Receipts-Wheat, 10000 blu; corn. 1885, 600 bu;
oats 24l 900 bu; rye IL 600 bu barley. 49, 600 blu.
Shipments-Wheat. 147, 200 bu; corn, $4,000 blu;
oats COS 900 bu; barley, Il. 600 Blu.
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saturdny,s Bank CIearincs.

At Chicago-Clearings, sl4.377,s22.
At New Orleans--C 1earngs, 81 81 $780,
At Memphis-Clearings, $40, ass; balances
Al Boston-Clearings. ST, 461, s22; balances
1t New York--cIearings s12s, ssO.O54; balances
At Baltimore-clearings. s2.2SO.ss5; balances.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. So 5s7. 22o; balances.
81, FsS. 3o5.
At ST. Lous-clearlngs. sS.s9142l; balances,
1921. 636.
Al Cincinnati-Clearings 81, $3.50, s0O
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sympathy for His Editors.
The Critic.

The following anecdote from Rome may
be read with interest by weary editors
When Cardinal Galimberti, then only a
priest. directed the Moniteur de Rome, he
called his editor-in-chief one morning and
seriously proposed to him TO suspend pub
LEGATION of the paper for three summer
months. The editor had great trouble in
persuading him to abandon this project and
in convincing him that paper whose pub
LEGATION depended or the thermometer was
no longer paper But on the whole the
Italian nonchalance of M. Galimberti was
not altogether in fs4ult
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Oct 2s.-Cotton quiet; sales
1900 bales; ordinary 4Ne; good ordinary; 5%ee;
ding, 15-16c; middling fair, 3-16c; receipts
IA, 915 bales; stock, 956 bales.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 23.-Cotton steady; middlins
5%c receipts, 5.435 bales: shipments, 1,694 bales;
stock, 81 AIS bales; sales, 1850 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Cotton closed quiet;
365 bales
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Pig iron steady; South
ern $10.25@11.25 Northern $l0.50Q12. Copper dull
lake, brokers. Ike. Lead dull; domestic, brok-
ers, 3.75c. Tin plates quiet
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2S.-Lead dull early at 375c
asked. Spelter nominal at 4.0219c.
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to fix maximum rates of freight upon rail-
reads within It's Jurisdiction. Therefore
whatever the decision may be, it can have
10 bearing upon interstate traffic. which
constitutes fully so per cent. of the entire
business Of our railroads.
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The Public Tired, Too.

4
A Detroit school inspector is tired of serv-
ing on the School Board and getting moth
ing in return but cuss words. Think how
little the public gets.
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Wool.
LIVE STOCK.

NEW YORK, Oct 2S-WooI quiet; domestic
fleece, 25Q52c: Texas, 13G17c.
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Quotations ut st. Louis Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places

So. LOUIS, Oct 23.--Flour unchanged Wheat
higher, closing 10 for December and &c for May
above yesterday. December opened 10 higher,
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Cattle Scarce and Quiet-HOgs Qui
and LOxyer--SheeD Strong.

light; shipments none. There were but few fresh
arrivals. The market was very quiet at barely
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INCREASED BANK FUNDS
NEW YORK RESERVE GAINED NEAR
LIZ TEN MILLIONS IN TWO WEEKS.
Stock List Unsettled and Outsiders
Letting the Market AIOne-LocaI
Trade More Active.
At New York. Saturday. money on call

At New York, Saturday, money on call
was easy at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 1914 per cent
Sterling exchange was firm with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S5 for de-
mand and at $4.S215 for sixty days; posted
rates, $4S3Q4SS1a and $780, commercial
bills, $4s1.
Bar silver, 56lsc; Mexican dollars, 45c.
Silver certificates closed at 571s959c. AT
London bar silver closed quiet at I'D an
ounce.
The exports of specie from the port OF
New York for the past week aggregated
$9l6,703 in silver and $1,000 in gold. The i'm
ports for the week were: Gold, A,562 81;
silver, SOC. 296; dry goods and merchandise,
IS. 5OS017.
The New York weekly bank statement
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Transfers. 16; consideration. .S4S &C
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13
Il Semi WeeEly Started IN Cheste,

The initial number of The
Lantern, a semiweekly paper,
has made its appearance in Ches-
ter. 1t is column quarto,
beautifully printed and we'll
edited. It's Editor and publisher
is Mr.. j. r. Bigham, who for
several years was editor of the
Gastonia N. C.) Gazette.
In circular sent out in ad
vance Of the appearance of the
paper the Editor promised that
whatever influence he might pos
sess should be exerted for all that
is cleanest and best, socially,
morally and politically, and in
his first issue he renews that
promise. We gladly welcome The
Lantern to our exchange list.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
Miss Lizzie Hough visited
Mrs. l.. S. Elliot here last week.
Mrs. John Caldwell is visit
ing at Catawba junction.
Rev. Henry Stokes of Van
Wyck was in town Friday and
Saturday of last week.
Mr.. j. j. Blackmon visited
relatives in the White Bluff sec
ton Sunday.
MIR. III. j. Gregory spent
several days last week at Ker-
shaw and vicinity.
Miss Sue Yoder, of Van
Wyck visited her aunt last week
Mrs. B. Cunningham.
lhCoNTlNENCE OF water during sleep
ANTI ANTI DiuETIC. Cures children and adults
alike Price II. Sold by j. F. Mackey & Co
Key. Edmund Wells of Char
lesion has been called to the pas.
torate of the Kershaw Baptist
church, which he has accepted.
Attorneys w. ID. Trantham
of the Camden bar, and II. F.
Mellow OF the Yorkville bar, at
tended court here last week.
-Remember l will have fresh
fish on Fridays and SATURDAYS.
Black fish, Mullet, etc.
j. b. MACKoRELL.
-Bradstreet's says that plant
ers are holding their cotton. They
have a right to hold it, the price
being so low.
The 4th Quarterly Conference
was held in the Lancaster M. f.
church Friday evening, Presiding
Elder Campbell being present.
DR.. w. H. Wakefield, OF
Charlotte, II. c., will be in Ian
caster at the Cunningham Hotel,
on Thursday, Oct. 21st, this one
day only. His practice is limited
to the Eye, Ear, Nose, land Throat.
Mrs. Sarah Belk of Taxahaw
got badly hurt by fall down the
steps Saturday morning last. No
bones were broken, but her back
was badly wrenched. She is about
rs years of age.
Capt. A. Thies of the Halle
Gold Mine was in town several
days last week. The case brought
against him for damages was non
suited by the plaintiffs attorney,
Mr.. +. ID. Blakeney.
The Moriah Association
meets with the Buffalo church to-
morrow. The following were ap,
pointed delegates from the Ian
caster church: ID. A. Williams.
w. s. l.. Porter and
Revs. j. III. Boldridge and s. N.
Watson will also 90 from here.
II. j. Gregory & Co.'S har-
ness department turns out some
very fine work. We recently saw
a beautiful set of single harness
that the senior member of the
firm had made for q Drasant 70 b;s
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13

FOR SALE.-l pair matched
mules, well broke; heavy two
horse wagor, l horse; | plug
mule; shop and farming utensils.
VIII be sold either privately or
publicly-See me at once.
w. B. SApp,
st. Lancaster, S. G.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13

-Messrs. j. f. Gregory and
Jno. A. Coook spent Saturday
and Sunday at their old home,
TaXahaw.
Mr.. Sam Hough of the Oak
hurst section went to Asheville.
n. c., last week to take position
in his brothers store.
Mrs. r. l.. Simpson of Dan
vile, Va, is visiting her parents,
Col. and Mrs. Crockett.
MIR. Walter C. Twitty of
Heath Spring left yesterday to
take his second years course in
the Baltimore Dental College.
I'VE are requested to announce
that the patrons of Gills Creek
school will meet Friday morning
at 9 o'clock. at the school house.
"A meeting of the patrons of
Antioch school will be held Sat
turday night at early candle light.
w. G. A. PORTER,
School Trustee.
Mrs. Q. 3. Skipper and her
little son returned last week from
an extended visit to her sister in
Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Leroy Springs, of Ian
caster, and Miss Irene Withers,
of Savannah, Ga, spent Tuesday
at Capt. S. T.. White's.-Fort
Mill Times, Of Oct. 9.
Mr.. j. L. Mackey, who has
been visiting at his home in Ian
caster, returned to this place
Wednesday.-Fort Mill Times,
of Oct. 8.
There Will be communion
services at Shiloh on next Sab
bath, being the 3rd Sabbath.
Preaching will begin on Friday
previous. The pastor will be as
sisted by Rev. G. b. Belts of
Richburg.
There will be no services in
the Lancaster A. Il. L. church
next Sabbath at II o'clock, as
the pastor will be at Shiloh at that
hour. There will be services at
7 o'clock that night, however.
There will be no preaching
at New Hope Baptist church or
at Belletown on Sunday Oct.
18th, as the pastor will be at the
Association.
Capt. j. w. Ardrey and
Messrs. ID. O. Potts and j. Il. j.
Harris, of Fort Mill, attended
court here last week as a witness
in the Stevenson case.
The knave who cut the bride.
harness and mule of Mr.. J. G..
Howe while in n back lot in
town last Wednesday deserves
all the punishment the law pro-
vides for, and it is hoped that
the guilty party will yet be found.
There will be services i'm the
Episcopal church today, We'd
nesday, a. noon. conducted by
the pastor,thc Rev. J. w. Cantey
Tolncn-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-15

Nsjmniejsze ssziebienie spowo
dowa6 mote kaszsl. Wylsos sic
~rssiebienis, q kssssl ustspi. DR.. Au
gusss Konigs hsmbursks herbsss
iagodxi Dol l leosy sspalenis gardss
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-15
.ieSci z Ameryki

Strajk gornik6w wzmaga sic, w
Pittsburgh odbylo sic zebranie pre-
w6dc6w organiraoyj robotuiczycb,
W celu wsp6lnej narady mad obeona
sytuacys. Sprawozdania byiy bar.
dzo k~orzystne ola strajkier6w i po
stanowiouo zawezwa6 ws.ystkich GO.
nik6w W Stanis Zachod. Virginii dc
strajku. Kcleje konfDskujs wszyst'
kie wegle wysiaue oa zaohod. w
kilku wiesszych misstach zabrakuie
wkr6tce wsgli, jssli strajk ME costa.
ME .akohcsony.
Okazuje sic, ze W obwodzie Vince
ling ME pracuje nawet so g6rnik6w,
90 niezmierna otuohs napeioia kie.
rownik6w strajku. Obawiali Ell o.
nj, as cud roziem,y (gi6wnis siowa-
oy) ME wezma udziaiu W strsjku;
okazuje sic jednak, ae tr.ymsjs sic
oni solidarnie towar.ysry.
Strawberry So pswni. ze misc be.
ds zupelne powodzenis j 50 zdscydo.
wani strajkowsc prrer kilka tygod.
nj, a nadto postarac sic i o to, by
strajk objsi tak.e kopalnis ma
wsohod.ie.
Donosza New Yorku, ae Frank
Burton, kt6ry pr.ed p6}tora rokiem
zalO.yi sic by} . p~r.yjaOislem swo.
i'm o $4,000, il odbedzis podr6z ma
oko}o swists, wybra wssy sic W mia
bee oenta W kie,zsni. wygral .skiad.
Przybyi W nbif GYM tyg, dniu do
New Yorku, przywi6,l re SODA So,
10000 zarobionych W drodze.
q Lexington, " Stanis Kentucky,
donoszs. Re podozas gdy robotnicy
byli Hstrudnisni ro1kopywaniem uli.
oy ola kolei ulicznej, jedsn Z nioh
uderzyi kilofsm W HAWAI- rury, kto.
ra jsk sic okazalo, byla patrooen
dynsmitowym "a fuat6w waaacym.
Siraszliwa eksplo.ya nastapila i Z
szesciu murzyn6w tam pracuja,ycb
pieoiu zostaio rozs.arpanyoh ma dro.
bne kawa}ki.
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4 BraZylii.
PoRTo ALEGRE, 4 czerwca 1897

PORTo ALEGRE, 4 czerwca 1897.
DO Szanoaonej Redakcyi Zgody
Chicago.
W r. b. wydany tn bedzie mojem
staraniem Kslendarz Brayylijski ma
rok 1893.
Najuprzejmiej prssto prosze S.an.
Red. o zrobienie wsmianki O tenn "
SVEN pismie, oraz pros.e o nadsy}s-
ME informacyi, artykulik6w, ogio.
szeh etc. w kohou kslendsrza u
mieszozony bedzis wyka. poanocno
smsrykahskioh Towarrystw oraz in
stytuoyj'polskich, q takss lista wy
bitniejszych polsk6w /. ~adrssami,
kt6rsy swe nszwiska | adres oglosic
sechcs (besplatnie).
Ogioszenis firmows pisca:
IA l kolumns 10 ~milrejs6w oryli 2
dolary,
"a ! kolumny 5 ~milrejs6w c.yli l
dollar,
tskows ogioszenis przyjmowsc
mogs Redakcye polskioh czasopism.
u powaianiem
r. B. Zddnopski.
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BiurO infOrmacyine.

Niniejs.em podsje do wisdomosci,
10 celem 1mozli vienna l~soznosci 20.
lakom rosrzuoonym 20 Ameryce po-
iudniowej sorganisowaiem prywasns
bslpsstns Biuro inf ,rmscyjns.
Zsdsjscy iofOrmsoyj saisczsjs js-
dynie marke pooztows na odpowiedz
.yo.soy gas ods.ukse krewnyCh %
pomoca ogiosseh " gssetaoh, orEz
kupcy, negooysnoi, przemyssowoy l
:. d. Pragnscy sso.sgoaovyoh, iafor
msoyj, lub prob produkt6w brasy.
lijskich stc. " ogoloosci, pooisgsjs
oych 70 sobs kossts, mogs tskowa
nslstytosc wpsacic M moi nohunek
Rsdskoyi tygodnika Zgoda, mois
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-15
Il WOjciechOwa.

Zswisdsmiamy niniejsrem, Ia v
prsys.iy pisssk odbedsie sic posis
drenie delegatow Towarrystw ur,s
d~ssjsoyoh wspolne obohody nsrodo
we M Wojoischowie. Poo.ssek 20
siedsenis o god.inie 8 wiec.orem v
delnsj bali Puiaskiego. wiels wa
2nyoh spraw jest do .slstwienia =
Prseto obsonOsc ksadego dslegst,
jest konieosnie potrzebns,
Odsywamy sic do tych Towa'
rsystw. ktore ME brady j~essoss q.
dsisiu csynnsgo " urssdssoiu OBJ
ohod6w, sby wybrssy dslegas6w dc
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Pierwsza szkofa fotograficzna
pOlska W Ameryce.


pOlska W Ameryce.
Powszeohnis znany nasz artyst,
zwany mkr6lem polskich fotografow'
p. Jan w. Idziko wski otworzyl szko
se f~Otografio.na PREY swoim zakla
die pod mr.. 433 Milwaukee Ave. v
Chicago. Celsm p. Idzikowskieg,
jest, azeby polaoy. kt6rzy ohoa wy
ksstafoic sic W tel sztuce. mogli "
Przysziosci zapewnic sobie byt sa
modzielny, lub tez ably mogli zajmo
wac lepsze s~tanowiska " zakladact
fOtogrsfiO1nyoh. ObeOnie jest tn "a.
ledwie trzeOh fotograf6w polskioh
gdy tymcsasem nismo6w jest AS,
wioch6w 305, frauou.ow 21O a ir.
~landczyk6w $50.
Me m6wiso jua o fotografji me.
dyoznej, astronomioznej sadowsj
kt6ra wymaga wiscej umyslowej
piracy anizeli tax swana praktyczna
f'tografjs, ia ostatnia jednskas 20.
siada cztery roane galezie, a miano
wioie: sdjeoia W sltanie, operowa.
ME " lsboratorjum, retuszowanie |
kopjowanie.
Wszystkie te gslezie MUSIC isc re
SODA W psrze jeteli fotograf ME
sns lob gruutownie, wtenozas otr.y.
mule rezultsty niepomyslne, tax .s
niejednokrotnie brat ME poznsjs bra
ia - matks cork!
Ami najmodniejsre i najbogstsrs
dekoracye, akcesorys, ornaments,
kwiaty a nawet fryzyerks ma miej.
sou ME pomoga ~fOtografowi, ktory
" sntuce swej ME wydoskonslii sic,
ohociaiby on miai jsdyny pisrws.o
rzedny sskisd fotografic.ny W tskiej
q tskiej dsielnioy missts. Public.
nose predko pozns sic ma MIN. Usz
Movie ! uczenuioe p. J. w. Idzi-
kowskiego mogs byc DUNN, skoro
skoho.s swoj kurs pod jego kiero.
wniotwem, TAX Same jsk p. Idzikow.
ski jest dais dumnym z tyoh lud.i
pod okiem kt6ryoh ksztaioii sic -
misnowicie znsni powsseohnis: Ma
dsr, Angerer, Bergsmasio, Abdullo,
Tsber ! Moreno. zyosymy wieo
powodsenia p. Idzikowskiemu l 20.
piersmy jego aspirsoye - dobro po.
lakow ma cslu majsoe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-15

POSZukiwanie.
Jan Rosa poszukujs: J6asfs, Hen.
ryks, Francisska i Luire Dinebir .
Lieben, okolo Karohnent, Prsga -
czeohy.
Ktoby wiedzial o nioh lob oni 50
mi, MECH dadza znsc pod sdresem:
+. B. Zddnorski,
Porto Allegro,
Brazil - Est. Rio Grande do Sui.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-15
POdziekOwanie.

S1an. polonii W South Bend, Ind,
a szc.eg6lnie pahstwu L. Ksiamaj.
skim, "a ich ~serdeozos gosoinnosc j
przyjecis nss W czssis Zlotu III.
Sokoi6w Polskicb, skisdamy ssrde.
czoe dsieki ! sssyismy stsropolskie
bog Iapisc" ! sokole ,.C.oiemI"
Kazimierz Zychlihski,
Walenty Zychlihski,
Addm Osihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-15

Katdy mezozy.ns powinien crysst
ogios.enie Tomaszs Slatsra " tel "a
ssoie ns stronnioy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-15
KrOnika m~iejscowa.

Nsreszcie ustaly nieznosne u
paky.
Chiodniej, pr.yjsmniej, r1ez
wiej.
Udary s~}oneozne pr.estaiy nam
grozi6.
Csy na diugo?
Wrocs j~sszc.e upaiy.
Jak sic uchroni6 pred udsrem
sfoneoznym?
= Czytsjoie artykul dra Siemino
Wioxa ma str. 5.
Ma ,Hsymarket" odbylo sic
zgromadzenie anarohist6w, kt6re je.
dnak wosle gro.nem ME byio. Mo.
woy gaownie przemswiali o zslstaoh
wolnego srebra.
Polar W piekarni Sadowskiego,
Prsy ulicy Leav.tt, zrasdzii szkode
m $500.
Zamaskowsni rsbusie napadli
ma pociag kolei ~uliozuej ma 12-ej u
,lioy i obrabowali motormana i kon
duktora.
= w niedziele odbyi sie W psrku
Wleklihskiego, W Crsgiu, piknik
Tow. Hsrmonii. Bawiono sic pie
knie, gosci bylo duzo; srkoda tylko,
Re wieczorem deszo. zacza} padac.
w niedzisle odbedzie sic W Pre-
gler's Grove zabawa letnis Tow.
Krawo6w Po!skich, kt6ra swietaie
sic zapowiada.
$50 sierpnia pikoik ma rzeoz
biblioteki wv, ktory do parku VILE
klihskiego beg watpienia ,}umy Sofa
guie, gdyz Gel jest tax piekny i
s1czerego poparcia godzien.
SOk6 polski Ssefana Czarns.
ckiego W So. Chicago urzadza pix,
mix ~po}sczony z c~wiczenismi W ME
dziele W ogrodzie Kosoiuszko PREY
81 Sherman ave. Pink zapowia-
da sic swietnie.
= Rada miejska odroozyia sic do
27go wrzesaia.
& Burmistrz Harrison zamiauowal
nowych ozlonk6w Rady s.kolnej i
bibIioteki miejskiej. Ma lisoie tel
ME figuruje laden polak a powi.
MEN.
n Wydziaa Oswiaty odwied.i W
tych dniaoh dyrekcye miejskiej o.y
telni W sprawie o ktorej juz lyle ra.
~ pisalismy.
= w sobote brat Kazimierz L,
glen, wynalazca kulochronnego raa
-cerzs, nadstawA wiasna piers, tymae
pancerzem okryts, ma kule rewolwe
rowe. Ustawiono I desek sciane,
okryto ja blsoha, a W soianie tel
w~yranisto otwor prostckstny. "a to
soiana stansi wynslazoa, a ozesc jego
piersi, panoerzem okryta, ~zaslaniala
otwor. W6wozas byly p~orucznik
austryaoki, Sarnecki, strzelii do pier
81 wynalazcy, kt6ry takiego tylko
dosnsi ~uczucia, jakby go kto pretem
iekko W piers udersyl.
PROXY to kilka razy powtarzano.
Nastepuie strzelano do piersi dra
Westershulte, pancerzem okrytsj.
Kule odbijaja sic cd panOerza i
ksztalt sw6j traca.
Ma posiedzeniu delegst6w OBJ
ohodowyoh dnia 10 t. m. o~swiadczyli
dslegaoi, IL ma piknik ma korzysc BIZ
blioteki q. N. P. wystapia Towarzy-
silva in oorpore, a mianowioie: Har
monia, Gwiasds, Polskioh Sew
COW, Polskioh Krawo6w, Agatona
Gillera, Jednosc j Gmina Polska mr..
/.
Spodsiewamy sic, 70 wszystkie
grupy Wv. W miesoie naszem Gel tax
1piekny, jakim jest biblioteks na,za
- opra.
Caionkowie Tow. Miodych Pre-
~mysiowc6w maja sic stswic ma wy
marsz ma piknik Tow. Polskioh Kra-
~wcow o godz. 9ej rano " niedzisle
'dnis Is b.. m. do hall zwykiyoh pc.
'siedzeh. Adam Msjewski presss,
j. Willard sekr.
Oh. Rys wyjechal do Filsdelfii,
gdzie mu poruozono wykonanie por.
tret6w KosOiusski ! Puiaskiego.
Zwiazkowieo, Jan Kempozyhski,
Prseniosf swa fabryke ! sklad oygar
Emma nj. do domu pod No. 100
w. Division tuz obok I,omu Wv.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-15

Pan Ig. F. Dankowski talar z GA
SOW Zygmunta lIIgo Z r. 1896.
Pan N. N. IL zsszyt6w Art Work
of Northumberland.
Pan Kostecki Z Paryza prsyslal
fotografie pamistkowa i dzieio dra
matyozne: Barbara Rsdziwiii6wna'
W . akt, z Portretem ksiezoej, dru.
kowsne 1923 r.
Skladam " imieniu Biblioteki i
Museum Mar. wyaej wymienionym
ofiarodawoom s~erdeo.ne podaiekowa-
Ig. Pulkoaoski, bibl.
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rpwor,h League nt toronto.

Toronto, Ont. July 1G.-rhe Ep-
worth LeagucrS have kept on coming
for two days, till to-day they muster
over 10000 strong and carry every
thing in front of them. Meetings they
have In profusion and speakers from
Greenland's ley Mountains" and from
Indian mission fields and full OF earn
estness.
To-day's meetings number no less
than 16, and as there are anywhere up
to dozen speakers who are limited
to five minutes Mt each meeting. it is
impossible for any delegate to imbibc
more than part of all the good things
going. However. they do their best.
Notebook in hand, they rush from
meeting to meeting. only stopping to
renew their appreciation of cloquence
of sentiment by spontaneous applause.
The music is perhaps the most pleas
ing feature of the convention. Choirs
of $50 to 200 voices are at each meet
ing, and as the good old hymns are
sung and a few thousand extra voices
help out the choruses and the effect
Is inspiring. The topics under discus
sion to-day were spiritual, literary and
social work, finance mercy and help
correspondence.
The Junior League and missionary
conferences We're also held.
Toronto, Ontario, July 1J.-Dclcgates
to the convention of the Epworth
League have overwhelmed this city to-
day. Decorations on the principal
buildings have given general holiday
appearance to the city.
The opening meetings were held this
afternoon in the pavilion and Metro
politan church.
In the pavilion A. $. Hardy. premier
of Ontario, warmly welcomed the visit
ors.
Replies We're made for the Methodist
Episcopal church by Bishop w. y.
Ninde of Detroit and for the Method
list Church South by Bishop o. p. Fitz-
gerald of Nashville.
In the Metropolitan church Mayor
Fleming gave the welcome for the city
In response, Bishop C. c. McCabe for
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev.
James Thomas Of Little Rock, Ark, for
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
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suspected and held him for the crowd,
Williams was first traced to Iron City.
He traded the young lady's belt to Il
negro woman for n nights lodging.
He was later seen at Pruitton, and
several shots We're fired. All trace was
lost until this afternoon. when search
crs came upon him three miles south
of Pruitton. He had been in the woods
without food over two days and run
ming most of the time, so that he was
exhausted.
The crowd quickly took him back to
the scene of his brutal crime, tied him
to the same tree that he had tied his
victim to when he assaulted her, and
there gave him n torturing death.
The mob was composed of most sub
stantial men.
The victim was shortly to have been
married to n young man in Nashville.
Her Intended husband came down
from Nashville to-day and was at
West Point to meet the crowd oi
avengers and assist them.
The young lady left her home early
Tuesday morning to pick berries.
When she. did not return for dinner,
her friends went in search of her. She
was found dead and tied to n sapling.
with leather strap around her neck.
One of her eyes had been gouged out.
and In her tightly-clenched hands were
leaves and grass. All around the
ground showed that Il terrible struggle
had taken place. When the negro waS
captured his face and arms We're ter
ribly scra tched and torn.
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the construction of the san Pedro nsr-

the construction of the san Pedro nar-
Dor.
Mr.. Craig's resignation was due to
his disapproval of the free silver reso-
luton. The resignation was accepted,
though opposed by Mr. Bryan.
Resolutions We're adopted favOring
the free homes bill. Improvement of
the Pacific coast harbors and deep wa
ter harbor at Galveston and indorsing
the pure food bill.
Mr.. Keller of Nebraska introduced
resolution relating to the Pacific rail
roads.
The following substitute was intro
duced by Mr.. Bryan:
"Resolved. That it is the sense of this
congress that the Pacific liens should
be foreclosed as they become due, and
that the government should adopt such
measures as will secure to the patrons
of the Pacific railway the use of said
roads upon the payment of rates which
yield reasonable return upon the
present value of the roads, measured
by the cost of production
Bryan made n vigorous speech in IA
vor of the resolution and It was adopt
cd