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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-11

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prsd mysli ugodowej,
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d%ziejnosci i s~erwilizmu przez
oddanie piracy mad ludem war
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t~rolowanym z CORY, Rad wo.
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stwem ksieay'', moAe z harmo-
nijka i bamariniskim, z a0oSszeb
nymi tanarami, ukazujacymi
oblicza wielkich oljedinitieG i
gadac chlopom, &c car jest ich
ojcem, a Rosja matka. Ten
gruby Rad dzieli zfudzenia z
radiant daleko swiatlejszymi
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przeczyt, IL kuratorja trzez-
wosci W takim skladzie, jak
zostale zatwierdzone, ozywia
uieslychanie dzialalnosc rusy.
fkacyjna. Gaia armja mniej.
szych i wiekszych pionier6w
idei wszechrosyjskiej znajdzie
sposobnosc wylonienia swych
poped6w i chsci, wsdzonych
dotad pc kancelarjach i pri-
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chlopa polskiego, najczesciej
bezskutecznie, niekiedy z pew
noscia ME bez skutku. Trud-
no przewidziec, jak wielkie
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sobie: jakiego rodzaju
wp@yw wywiera literature 70.
powiesciowa i politycz-
no. spoleczna ma dorastajscs
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j za,hodnio -europej
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.utorami rosyjskimi. Caly cd.
postepowc6w - doktryne.
row, kt6rym moznaby dac mia
no rady kalist6N W polityce i
ekonomji - a So misdzy nj
MI ludzie bardzo zdolni j imio
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-11
q ca4ej POlski.
(Doko6czenie)

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dow wyzyskiwanych i pokor.
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wzglsdni, jak sydsi, wyzyski
wacze chrzescijanie. Niewat
pliwie = ale chop lub drobny
mieszczanin styka sic niemal
wylacznie z wysyskiem i aro-
gancjs zydowska, wszyscy zas
zydzi, wyzyskiwacze i ways
kiwani, tworza calosc odrsbna,
wyr6zniajaca sic cd otoczenia,
zespolons solidarnoscis ME ty-
lie moze ekonomiczna, lie reli.
gina, plemienna i obyczajowa.
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ma rzucic hasla ,,bij wyzyski.
waczy", ale MONA powiedsiec:
,,bij zyd6w", DO zydzi r6ania
sic zewnstrznie cd og6lu.
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tlomaczy, ola czego dsaenie do
samodzielnosci ekonomicznej i
spoiecznej ludu wyrazic sic
moglo, sadie nawet, &c W dzi.
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kie W tych instytucjach zapro-
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runki miejscowe. Gala to spra-
we wybornie oswietla nasz
correspondent warszawski, kt6-
rego uwagi doslownie przyta.
czam. ,,Gl6wnem, wyiacznem
nieIal zr6dlem dochod6w W
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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19
WHY.

Why does loafer always bother a
man when he's busy?
Why does man who is really good
usually look so sad?
Why is the hired girl of foreign birth
called domestic?
Why do we use the term playwright"
instead of "playwriter?
Why does nearly all the milk of hui.
man kindness taste of the can?
Why is it that a woman can never
throw anything straight but kisses?
Why does the average man always
want to open door marked "private?"
Why is it that your shoestring never
breaks unless you are in hurry?
Why isn't the wedding ceremony a
success unless there is hitch in it some
where?
Why is it that about two-thirds of a
doctors bill is for guessing at your COM
aint?-Chicago Daily News.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

The late DIR. Thomas w. Evans, of
Paris, bequeathed 100000 francs for
a museum and statue at Philadelphia.
Dispatches from Havana say that
from the cities of Santiago de Cuban,
persons have Joined the ranks of the
Cuban patriots, among them a good
many Spanish soldiers.
An earthquake destroyed the capital
of Amboyn1. one of the Molucca islands,
and so persons were killed and 200 were
injured.
In Havana mobs headed by Spanish
officers destroyed newspaper offices.
The Nara, japanese transport
steamer bound to the Peccadores, was
wrecked and so lives were lost.
The new captain general of Puerto
Rico. Gen. Gonzales Muniz, died immedi-
ately after his arrival there.
On the coast of Belooehistan Brit
ish surveying expedition, consisting of
$50 natives, were massacred.
Mary Cowden Clarke, the English
novelist and poet and compiler of the
Complete Concordance to Shakes
peare," died at Genoa, aged S9years.
The president of Hawaii, Sanford B.
Dole, left for Washington for the pur-
pose of consulting with the admins
tration on the subject of annexation.
Rio:ing in Havana has been stopped
and Consul-General Lee telegraphs TO
Washington that there is no cause for
apprehension Of trouble.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

A TERRI nc tornado, accompanied by
heavy ram and hail. passed across Pot
tawotomie county, o. T., on the 18th.
MAYFIELD, Ky, Is in whirl of excite
ment and a lynching is promised.
Two Salvation Army cadets at Tex
arkana, Ark, on the 18th, fell out about
a young girl, had fight and one cadet
is dead.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN BUTTERwoRTH, of
Ohio, died at Townsville, Ga. on the
18th.
SIX business houses were destroyed
in Hillsboro, Tex, on the 18th, by fire.
EXCITEMENT is still intense at Earl
boro, |. T., over the recent burning at
the stake of two Seminole Indians and
the subsequent fear of an Indian up
rising.
ONE of the new counterfeit 800 sill
yer certificates was received at the New
York subtreasury on the 14th. The
note was handled by three tellers be-
fore its spuriousness was detected.
York on the 18th from Hull, and they
will be shipped to the Klondike region.
FAILURES for the past week have
been 249 in the United States, against
455 the same week last year, and As in
Canada, against II last year.
JAMES c. MCKIRBEN, who was sent
to the penitentiary at Leavenworth,
Kansas, on the charge of counterfeit
18th, was Immediately arrested charged
with making counterfeit money while
in prison.
A REIGN of terror prevails at Clinton,
Ark, over the threats of desperate
mob of mountaineers to burn the town
and release from the county Jail Will
Harden and Lee Mills, the alleged MUIR
derers of the Patterson family.
The steamship Umbria, which left
New York on the 18th for Europe, took
800, 900 ounces of silver.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY has recon-
mended an appropriation to hquidate
the sealing awards against this country
in favor of Great Britain. The amount
is little less than $500, 900.
The St. Louis & New Orleans Anchor
line made an assignment to Archibald
Woods, on the 18th, conveying to him,
for the benefit of creditors, all of the
steamboats,, barges, stock in store, ele-
vators and other property of the COM
pany of every kind.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19
NEST AND SOllIA.

In Des Moines the Twenty-seventh
general assembly of Iowa convened.
In their home at Burlington, Ia,
James England and his wife were suf-
fCcated by coal gas.
The Rothschilds will build a railroad
into the Yukon country in Alaska over
the Dalton trail.
In st. Louis the st. Louis & New Or
leans Anchor line of steamships made
an assignment.
The United Mine Workers Union of
America in session at Columbus, O., re-
elected NJ. d. Ratchford as president.
On February - the Indiana League
of Republican Clubs will hold its annual
convention in Lafayette.
Andrew J. Hunter has been chosen
the Illinois member of the democratic
congressional committee.
The doors of the State bank of Elm
wood. H., were closed with liabilities of
100000.
BY tornado that wrecked a large
portion of the city of Fort Smith, Ark,
Al persons were killed and many Others
were injured and property valued at
100000 was destroyed.
A report that Seminole indians
burned the town of Maud, o. r., and
massacred 25 men, women ard children
is said to be false.
Because of financial trouble John
Mayes, cashier of the Farmers and
Merchants bank at Arcanum, o., com
mitted suicide.
On the 23d inst. the government relief
expedition will start for the Klondike
on the steamship Oregon.
In session at Columbus, O., the nom
partisan National w. c. T. Z. elected as
national evangelist and organizer Mrs.
Isabel Plum, of Chicago.
From Tacoma the steamer City of
Seattle sailed for Alaska with 600 pas
sengers and the City of Topeka left
with 200 passengers.
Senator Hanna was reelected to rep
resent Ohio in the United States senate
for seven years and two months.
A. w. Newman. justice of the SUI
preme court. who fell on an icy side
walk in Madison. Wis, and fractured
HIS shuii. ulcu VI MS lbJuiiSS'
In Jackson. Mich. Mrs. Morette. aged
107 years. died at the county house.
In Des Moines Leslie NJ. Shaw was in
augurated governor of Iowa.
Latest news from the tornado at Fort
Smith, Ark. shows total of 46 killed
and 30 injured.
Jerre Moore, Henry Bum and A. d.
Russell were killed by cave.in at Paint
Rock mines, near Knoxville, Tenn.
The supreme court Of Indiana has de-
cided that life insurance policies are
not taxable under the present state tax
law.
Fire damaged the plant at LoniEsille.
KY. Of b. r. Avery a Sons. The largest
piow factory IA ihs ward. 70 che ess|
tent ct slop.esgi
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19
THE EAST.

William Gipp, who killed his mother
in Buffalo, y. Y, after lying in trance
for three years and two months came to
his senses.
Augusta Mack, jointly charged with
Martin Thorn of the murder of William
Guldensuppe in New York, has been
sentenced to Is years in prison.
In their beds at Brookfield, Mass,
Francis ID. Newton, prosperous farm
er, and his wife and ten-year-old
adopted daughter were found muir
dered. n hired man was suspected of
the crime.
In Boston the one hundredth ami
yersary of the occupation of the old
statehouse was duly observed.
The electrician, Thomas A. Edison,
denies the story that he has discovered
new metal.
The death CT Mrs. Rebecca ID. Kickoff,
well-known author of schoolbooks,
occurred in New York city.
Charles II. Ebbetts has been elected
president of the Brooklyn On. y base
ball club to succeed Charles II. Brype,
deceased.
A machine for utilizing the wave
power of the sea has been invented by
Thomas A. Edison, Jr.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19
COMING TO AMERICA.
President Dole, of Hawaii, on HIS
Way to Washington.

Honolulu, Jan. 6.-via San Francisco,
Jan. 14.-President Sanford b. Dole
leaves for Washington by the steamship
Peru on the sth inst He will be ac-
companied by his staff officer, Maj. Cur
is z. Iaukea, as secretary, and DR.. Day
as his physician. During the presi-
dents absence Minister of Foreign AT
fairs Cooper, besides his present du-
ties, will act as the chief executive.
The departure of President Dole was
unanimously decided upon Wednesday
at special meeting of the council of
state.
Washington, Jan. 15.-Mr. Lorin A.
Thurston, formerly Hawaiian minister
to the United States and at present in
this city as the island republics repre-
sentative in behalf of the annexation
treaty, has made the following state
ment relative to President Dole's mis-
sion to the United States:
1.-The Hawaiian legislature meets in reg
ular session In February. If annexation Is
to take place there will necessarily be some
legislation to adapt the laws to the changed
conditions. If it is not to take place, the re-
funding of the bonded debt will probably
be taken up, which would not De done II
annexation is to take place. The present
bonds draw six per cent. interest, and can
be taken up at any time. The entire debt
can be refunded at from four to four and
one-half per cent. by the present govern
ment. There being no cable arrangement.
and the mails being so slow and SO far
apart. and information obtained by letter
being at best unsatisfactory, President
Dole determined to come to Washington
and observe the conditions for himself. in
order to guide him in making recommends
lions to the legislature"
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19
THE YEAR OPENS WELL,
Satisfactory Indications Prevail in
Commercial Circles.

New York, Jan. 15.-R. G. Dun & Co..
in their weekly review of trade, say:
THE year has opened with very salts
factory prospect 1t is all the better thai
there is no wild excitement in the specula-
tive markets, and while stocks advance
little. grain yields a little. The pay
ment through the principal clearing
houses, notwithstanding a decrease at New
York, owing to less activities in stocks, are
2.6 per cent. larger than in 1892, and l0.1 per
cent. larger outside New York. Earnings
of all railroads in the United States report
ing for December, sf3,364, 279, indicate sub
stantially the same rate of increase, eX-
ceeding last years by los per cent. and the
earnings of 1892 for the same roads by 1.3
per cent Since 1892 was on the whole, the
most prosperous year thus far, compar
isons indicate, Notwithstanding the low
est prices ever known, that the volume OF
business Is larger and, in spite of some
cutting of rates. the earnings of railroads
are larger than the best year of past his
tory.
THE wheat market has been curiously
languid, yielding quarter of a cent, al
though Atlantic exports amount to Co.'s,
7SS bushels for the two weeks of January.
against S,9S6,317 last year, and Pacific ex
ports for the week have been 1,979,676 bush
els Western receipts continue so heavy
that the greatest accumulation of wheat
at Chicago ever known there is little en-
enlargement for speculation. Corn eX
ports continue large, although equal to
last years, amounting to 3,136,6SS bushels,
against 4.l43,652 bushels for the week last
year, and the price declined about three
fourths of a cent.
Split cotton is a sixteenth lower for
middling uplands, mainly because of the
stoppage of some mills by difficulty about
wages. But nothing is definitely known
about the quantity of cotton yet coming
forward, and one report of creditable char
acter puts the years yield al 10, $40, $50 bales
though results thus far do not quite justify
SO large an estimate.
THE iron furnaces in blast January re-
port an output of 226,60S tons weekly
against 226.024 weekly December /, with
an increase of 12,2Sl tons in the unsold
stocks held by furnaces. While this shows
consumption of 521a per cent. larger than
year ago, there would be discouraeine
indications of consumption but for the fact
that several furnaces were stopped for the
holidays, and these, with several others
have started since January !, while the de-
mand for finished products does not d.
minish. The Pennsylvania road has or
dered 100000 tons steel rails, and new rail
road in Maine 1900 tons, and other orders
for cars, railroad supplies, plates, bars and
structural material are unusually large for
ha
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19
EIGHTH DAY.
Senate.
ha san.t. oonvana. at N o,.,oo,,

The senate convened at 10 o'clock.
The journal of yesterday having been read Mr.
Wells made motion to expunge from the record
all reference TO the election of Senator Money
being satisfied yesterday was not the day for
election to be held on the second Tuesday after
organization"
This motion was seconded by Messrs, McIn-
tosh, Greaves and others, and the chair ex-
planned that the matter had been discussed and
referred to the Supreme Court, which coin
cided with the views expressed by Mr.. Wells.
Mr. Clinton suggested that no mention be made
OF the fact that this motion to expunge had
been made and that the press make no mention
thereof.
Mr. Hardy amended by proposing that it all
be eliminated from the records, which was done.
Mr. Mitchell moved TO take up the house reso-
luton to appoint committee to investigate the
Industrial Institute and College at Columbus.
The chair appointed Messrs. Smith. Moore,
Clinton. Lewenthall and Cook.
Senator Hardy offered the following concur
rent resolution, which was unanimously
ahesoived. by the senate and house OF repre-
sentatiyes OF the Mississippi legislature, In
special session convened That, speaking for
the people OF Mississippi and in behalf OF hui
manity and the Christian civilization of the
world, we believe it to be the duty of the United
States government to at once intervene, peace
ably II IL can, but fofcibly II II must TO save the
people OF Cuba from the cruel fate OF annihila-
tion by the barbarOus and inhuman methods of
the Spanish government.
sBe ii further resolved, That a certified copy
OF this preamble and resolutions be forwarded
70 our senators and representatives at Wash
lustOh. with the request lnat they be laid before
the congress OF the nited States
Mr.. Smith moved suspension OF rules and
senate bill II as to fraudulent eonyeyances was
adopted. aud on motion OF Mr. Nixon was sent
Mr.. Price OF Filth: Amending section 1859 OF
code 30 o 70 pay district attorneys pro TEN.
from salary OF regular.
Mr. Grsayes. 70 alncpd chapter ,os. acts Of
~ ~ relation 10 carrying concealed HeRrons,
% ~ 70 increase the ane aud punishment thereof
And tIreuas same
Ry III. AeLaafius Providing Tor funding OUT.
3I1uaiHf inaeb{s1ncks u issaQnena odi,nif,
~ Hk. HtlIeIi AgnendIaf breil0n ll<l of c0a1,
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19

c. u. Day, one OF the leading physi-
clans of Minnesota, committed suicide
at Glencoe.
II. A. Sprecher, of Portage. Wis, an
ex-congressman, died suddenly in
Phoenix, a. T.
In a mine near Butte, Mont, an ex-
plosion killed five men.
The remains OF murderer W. II. T.
Durrant were cremated at the crema-
tory in Altadela, Cal.
In session at Columbus. o., the Amer
lean Anti-Saloon league elected as pres
ident Hiram Price, of Iowa.
With 1920 bales of cotton the British
steamer RAMA left Savannah, Ca, for
Bremen. 1t was the largest cargo of the
kind ever shipped from an Atlantic
port.
In the conference in st. Louis of the
populists- new party was born and
named the peoples party. 1t has sew
cred all connection with the national
populist committee.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

NJ. Paderewski is Lying low" from his
various engagements in order to finish
the opera which it was understood he
was to have finished with Sir Augustus
Harris.
Mrs. Emma Calve has received a
unique compliment. having been pre-
scented by the composer Massenet with
his original score of the opera "Sapho,"
sung by her with great success in Paris.
Milan, Italy, is VIGOROUSLY the worse
town any actor or singer can appear in.
The Milanese consider themselves the
first critics of the universe. Even Patti
was coldly received and now they are
criticising Duse. They say she becomes
TOO French, to Partisan. Calmer critics,
however. say she has immensely i'm
proved. In no other town has Duse had
such people TO win. She wears beautiful
clothes in "Magda," in which she sur
passes even Bernhardt.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19
DOINGS OF A WEEK
What Has Happened Throughout
the Civilized World.
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
A Complete Review of the Happenings
of the Past Seven Days in This
and All Foreign Lands.
GIVEN IN THE PRESS DISPATCHES
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
GIVEN IN THE PRESS DISPATCHES
FlFTY-EFTH CONGRESS.


Proceedings of First Regular session.
The Hawaiian treaty was considered
In executive session in the United States
senate on the 10th. In the house me-
mortal was presented asking the enact
ment of law to provide the death PEN
atty for the crimes Of train wrecking
and robbing. The civil service law was
further discussed, nine of the eleven
speakers opposing the law as it now
stands.
The entire time of the executive ses-
sion OF the United States senate on the
18th was consumed by Senator Davis
in speech in support Of Hawaiian an
rexation. In the house the civ:! service
debate was closed and the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation
bill upon which the debate was pre-
dictated was passed. The urgent de-
ficiency bill ($l,73s,s43) was reported.
In executive session the United States
senate on the 12th further discussed the
Hawaiian treaty. The nominations of
Charles p. Bryan, of Illinois, as minister
to Brazil and +. II. Conger, of Iowa, now
minister TO Brazil, as minister to China,
and Mark S. Brewer, of Michigan, to be
civil service commissioner, were re-
ceived from the president. In the house
the urgent deficiency bill was passed
aud the diplomatic and consular appro-
| priation bill was reported.
The nomination of Attorney General
| McKenna TO be a justice of the United
States supreme court was reported ia
vorably to the United States senate on
the 18th, as was also the pension appro-
priation bill, and the Hawaiian treaty
was further discussed in executive ses-
sion. In the house Mr.. Bland (Mo.) in
troduced a free coinage bill which
makes gold and silver the standard, and
declares all rules discriminating against
the legal tender of such coinage I'M
lawful. The agricultural appropriation
bill was reported with an amendment
providing for the inspection OF horse
meat for export purposes in the same
way that the meat of cattle and other
animals is now inspected.