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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-08
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-08
POSZUKIWANIE.

Kto vie gd.ie obeonie prsebywa
Felix's Psplswski. MECH da sna6 pod
adresem: Mr.. Rubloff. 822 u. Ash.
land ave., Chicago, ILL.,, q otrsyma 5
dolar6w nagrody.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-08
Przeglad p%Olityczny.

Niemcy I Austrja.
z powodu ~vydalsnia sustrj sckich
obywatsli . Pfus, sustrjsch presses
mInissr6w. br. Thun. vystspif y par
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-08
KSIAZk| "a POL CENY!

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MAZE ddgh hdSI h%@amM G@y hg%da9 zmAyh nNwu ma pewter cs enc ma kpknh u@wo
$500 ho pyAe ohbs o mew Wut "a $500 Tub $500 it'd Puykeo h9 kpTacy vice zdo kMde
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NEOng @en ne PNde Sic OOP s kHeE
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-08

Fosografe. -Jedyny pierwszorse.
dny sskisd ma rachodnio pofnocnei
stronis r.ssts Chicago -tylko mai.
sdolniejsi artySci jake wsposprsco-
wnioy % sstrudnieni. Me potrsebs
udawsc sic wsrodmisfcie, ably miec
prawdsiwis srtystycrnie wyko6czons
eobote " nsjrosmsitssych modnych
stylsoh 20 prrystepnej Genie. ysko
dswnisjsi Iwiszkowoy ~driekujemy
% dotychcsssows poparcie | o dalsse
prosimy.-Z szsounkism, NikIas I
P~dscyooski.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-08

he promptly enlisted in Company \, Of
the Twcnty-siXth Wisconsin Volunteers.
In the Army Of the Potomac our hero saw
much fighting, campaigning in The Shen-
andpah Valley.
In the first days fighting at the battle
of Gcttysburg, Schiffcneder received a
wound in the right side. which aftcrwlrd
caused him much trouble. With n por-
ton Of his regiment he was captured and
imprisoned at Bell Island ana Anderson
vile, ANA aftcrward exchanged. lie re-
turned To his regiment. which was trans
fcrred to the army of General sherman.
and marched with him through Georgia
to the sea.
In this campaign Mr. Schitleudcrs old
wound began 10 trouble him and he was
sent to the hospital and then home. He
had also contracted c.itairh of the Stom-
ach aud found no relief Tor years.
II happened 10 read an account OF DIR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
about year ago. ne said, 'and thought
that they might be good for my trouble.
| concluded to fry them | bought one
box and began To take them according
10 directions. They gave me great relief.
After finishing that box | bought another,
and when had taken the pills ttlt that
! was CVrrd.'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-08

General Weyler, in speech to a
committee Of his Spanish supporters,
adv Gated a military dictatorship and
reorgan cation Of the army and
navy.
London papers state that an Anglo
American trust to control the output
and sale OF sewing machine, knitting
machine and all other kinds OF ne adles
is being formed.
Mr.. Curzon, the new viceroy Of In
dia. though the cid st son and heir
of an English peer and the husband
Of ole Of Americas wealthiest heir
esses, has, strictly speaking, no habi-
alton in England that he can call
his own
Sir NJ nier Monier- vii Jams, the vet.
eran profes sor Of Sanskrit at the uni
versity Of Oxford, and his wife have
celebrated their golden wedding. The
professor, who Is 50 years of age, has
Just completed the second edition OF
his Sanskri dictionary.
Henrik Ibsen has upon his desk az
his home in Norway a queer collec-
tiCa of little copper animals. Among
them are grotesque cats and rabbits
He says that their presence is great
help to him in writing and that should
he lose any OF them his flow OF idea
would be seriously int rruptel.
General Garcia has been relieved OF
his command by General Gomez, act
ing under instructions from the Cuban
provisic nal government (lnsurgent)
This IS owing to disapprogal OF his
action during the Shafter incident
and in view Of the fact that Garcia is
persona non grata to the American
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-08
POISON OF MUSHROOMS.

WI hin tie last few years the
specific effect Of mt shroom poisoning
upon human beings and other ami
mails has been carefully studied. The
active principle has been separated
from the fly mushroom, and rabbits,
guinea pigs, and frogs have been
nOcula'el with it. II acts by par
glyzing the nerve ceEtors and stop
ping the heart. There is no doubt
that it is one of the most powerful of
toxic agents derived from plants.
The ant.dote for it Is sulphate Of
aIopin and this should be admin
istrared by hypodormic injections as
soon as possible after poisoning has
occurred. The way t separate the
poison is to take one or more of the
mushrooms and soak them in ale no.
whicl WI have absorbed good
deal of the poison, and allow i, to
eyapo. ale. Ii will leave behind a
eummy subs ance Aid belzin7,
which coagulates the gummy stun,
leaving the pure poison In solution.
Tine ny, eyap,rate this solution, and
crystals of the poison will be left.
7 his poison is called "muscarina -
ana it IS utilized nowadays In NELL
ne for checking sweats.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-08
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

Two tab'esplonfuls Of liquid
We Oh an ounce,
one cupful OF we or dry material
is half "a pint.
Two rounded tab espoonfuls OF
flour weigh an ounce.
Two hgapng tablespoonfuls of pow
tered sugar weigh an ounce,
one heapmg table p-onful OF gran
ulated uga" weighs an ounce.
Two ounces OF unmeltel butter are
as large as an egg Of meiium size
Two cupfuis q granulated sugar
weigh a pound.
one cupful OF butter weighs half a
pound
Four table poonfu's az i'quid arc
equal 80 one winesl1sSfu' 6 SHERRY
ur clartt glass is MT a wine glass
ordinarily alluded Il in measure
mentsl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-08

of l61 Sptly-
wild, Strect
(hirgr4 He
10 an Ans
I n II h q
birll, came
ia America
NJ ina, 1rp Of
twe,,tv and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-08
Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
GoVernor-Hiram w. Sawyer, Hart
ford.
Lieutenant Governor-Peter V. Deus
ter, Milwaukee.
Secretary Of State-Peer o. Stromme
Madison.
State Treasurer-C. j M. Malek, MI
waukee.
Attorney Genera,-H H. Grace, SUI
perior.
Insurance Commissioner. f. Schind-
Ter, Milwaukee.
State SUPPLEMENTARY II. Schulz,
Spring Green.
Railroad Commissioners G. Will
cox, Depere.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-08

At the opening Of the afternoon ses-
sion at sos O'Clock. Cha rmau orc n.
nor announced that he would take the
berty OF appointing a committee OF
three to invite Mr.. It. r. Ryan e
appear before the convention, and
named as such committee Messrs. A.
J. Dopp OF Waukesha. Patrick j,
O'Mea-a OF West Bend and l.. J
Bomerich Of Keoosha. On motion OF
Leopold Hamne OF Milwaukee, a
similar committee, consisting OF
Messrs. Hammsl, Nea Browp OF Wau.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-08
HEROES OF WAR.
From AZ CAicaao Times. Herald.

from Ne CNlcdQO Times Herald.
The feeling Of admiration for heroes Of
war seems 10 be innate in the human
heart, and is brought to the surface a.
the opportunity and object, for such hero
worship presents itself.
Among those who proved their heroism
during our Civil War was A Srhffcneder,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-08
SAWYER NOMINATED
CHOSEN ON FIRST BALLOT-MA-
JORITY IS.
RENEW CHICAGO PLATFORM

Democratic State Convention Con
Guides It's Work Thursday Night
and Adjourns--Fusion with Popu-
lists Rejected but One Given Place
on the Ticket-Stormy Convention
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-08

The Appalachian Mountain club O.
Boston has started for The AdiroU.
dacks, where the II members q The
party viii spend two weeks 81 noun.
tain climbing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12

county by leo. Clear Creek by 1000.
Boulder by Zoo. Gilpln by 1909.
and so on round the circle.
Fusion county tickets We're elected
In nearly every Instance.
i, Is doubtful II the Wolcott party
carries more than three out Of the iifty-
iiye counties Of Colorado. These are
situated In the stock growing section
OF the eastern part OF the state.
The weather was stormy all over
the state, and comparatively light
vote was polled.
The Rocky Mountain News says:
Conservative estimates made by rep
resentatlycs OF the News In every coun.
'y In th. stat. Civ. Charles :. Thom.
as il.''O plurality over Henry Il. VOL.
cott for governor. Fuller returns Will
probably materially increase the silver
candidates plurality.
Congressman Bell and Shafroth have
been reelected. the first by 2i.T4O md
the latter by ls..iO plurality.
The disngrec,bic weather undoubied,
ly materially reduced the silver vote
Thousands OF citizens felt that the re-,
suit was not In doubt and did not. M n
consequence, feel called upon 10 bray,
III" storm TO east their ballots.
The plurnlltics for governor In cOun
ties are rs follows:
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12

can. and Thomas Annear. Popullst.
Curry. McKinleyi'.. stands no show.
Twentieth District. Chatfee and Park
T. J. Earhart. PopulLn. Democra,
and Teller Republican.
Twcnsy nth District. Sedxw!ck.
Morgan. Logan. Washington. Yuma and
Philiipk Results doubtful with
chances Of election Of W. A. Hill.
Populisf, Democrat and silver Repub-
llcan. over NJ. u. Gill. Republican.
Twen'y-six'h District, Glpin-Fight
very close between Hnw; icy. Mckin.
leyitc. and Newell. Teller Republican.
with chances favoring the silver man.
Twenty-rventh District, Pueblo and
liuerfnno-T. Is. Fisher. Republican.
Silver Republican and Western Repub-
lican.
Tweniy-.lgh'h District. Park and
I-akc-T. II. Stration. ropulls,. Demo
era, and Teller Republican.
The silver representatives In the low
cr house 10y counties ARE NJ follows:
Arnpnhoc. II; IL Paso. 2: Bpuider. =:
Lake, =. Las Anlmas. =: Weld. .: FIRE.
mont. !; chafYcc. /. Clear Creek. /:
Custer. /: Douglas. /: Eagle. /: Gar
Held. ]; Gunn.son. I. jefferson. 1; La
Plata, l: I.arimer. !: Mesa. 1: oiero. i.
fhfk, L. flikin. !: Rio Grnndc and
Mineral. l; san Miguel. /: Hlnsdnl.
and San Juan, l: Las Animas and Bent,
!; Dolores and Mont-zuma. L. Routt
and RIO Blanco. |; Logan. Sedgwick
and Phillips. l: Grand and Summit. !;
Fremont and Chafree. !; Montrosc aud
Delta. !.
Gold men are probably elected M fol
lows:
tosiilla, l: Concjos. I: Conejos and
Arhul",n, l: Xii Carson and Chcy.
cnn". I.
III. doubtful representatives are In
III" following counties: Iiuerfano. ! !.
Sarnnchc. l: Kiowa. Baca and Prov.
crs, l. Yuma. Morgan and Washington.
!; Elbcrt aud Lincoln. /; Pueblo. I.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12

Regarding Arnpnhoc county the
New. sny-s
At 3..o this morning i.s out of isl
precincts wcr" heard from In the couii.
iy. out of ih.s" Thomns had received
lG.i2 and Wolcoii s.3.,t votes. III.
average of scattering votes Is shown
90 bc nboui twenty to the precinct.
ON the nbovc basis mn cstlina,. Il
mnd. That 3s.Gis votes hnd been poiic,i
In the county and that Thomas pin.
rnlity l. 1850.
The official count will not cause n
very great variance In these figures.
Estimn'cs on the county give Jones.
fusion candidntr for sheriff. u plural.
iiy of niont it.5AD over Burchincii.
Three silver senators and thirteen
representatives viii rit In the t.rgisin
turc from Arnpnhoc county.
Concerning the Legislature the News
says:
Mr.. wolco't's fight for hoiiovcr sen.
a,ors proved M miserable n failure M
his cntlcnvor to elect his brother Hov.
efnor " the state. Returns to the
News Indicate TINT the silver force.
elertesi twelve of the seventeen hold.
over senator's. Will. Woicott securrt,
two aAd three ARE In doubt.
Ths Junior senator was ~ uusuccsse.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12

full In his cndeavor TO control the lower
house Of the Legislature The silver
men have surely elected 43 representa-
doubt.
The contests in the various senatorial
districts as near as can be estimated
resulted ms follows:
First District. Arapahoe-Ciay b.
Whitford. Fred Parks and Charles
Philip, silver fusion
Second District. Pucblo-Witherx.
Republican and Silver Republican. may
be defeated by Stewart. silver fusion
Third District. Douglas and FL Paso
e. N. Ammons. silver fusion.
Sixth District, Lake-Joel W. Smith.
silver fusion.
Tenth District. I.arimer-James c.
Evans. silver fusion.
Fourteenth District. Costilla. Huer.
fano and Custer-W. II. Meyer, Repub-
lican and Silver Republican.
Fifteenth District. Saguache. Rio
Grande. Hinsdale and Mlneral-Clark
W. Roe, Populist and Teller Repub-
lican.
Sixieen:h District. Delta. Gunnison
and Nesa-J. W. Bucklin. Populist and
Democrat.
Seventeenth District. Montrose. San
Miguel and Dolorcs-W. o. Buckley,
Democrat. appears to bc in the lead.
but Joseph Meredith. the Pcpulist. may
win out when Dolores Is heard from.
Eighteenth District. Ouray and San
Juan-Fight very close between J. T.
Barnett, Democrat and Teller Republi-
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12
D,m~,.,,- ..,.. 4, w...,,,,.,,,.

Boston. Mass. Nov. s.-Whllo Gov.
crnor Wolcott was reelected governor
nf Massachusetts by an Increased plu.
rnlliy over last year. the Democrats
mad" surprising gains In nearly every
congressional district and not only sue.
c"'ded IN Increasing Its representation
from one to three. but defeated Joseph
II. Walker of Worcester, supposed 10
nav" been one Of the strongest candl-
dates In III" Who'll" state. Th. election
of John u. rhny.r In Walkers district.
III" Third. was n much n surprise To
III" Democrat. n- TO til" Republicans
and was the sensation Of the who'll.
campaign.
Returns from 3tG out Of Sc ciil..
nnI towns give Bruce ODl iot.UD
Wolcott tIt. is2.G2i.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12
THOMAS is ELECTED.
WILL HAVE 10000 PLURALITY.
EAsiy ksissss IsdIeets the Tri.Dph Of
Kstirs Hs,Lsa Ticket In the state asa
AnpaAss Ceansy-Wo,eest OsIy Gets
Oss or I've Hold Over sesstoss

Denver. Nov. 3.-The Republican this
morning says:
Mr.. Thomas wins the govcrnorship
by an ns,onishinSly large vote.
His plurality Is not less than 6O000
and II may reach higher.
In some counties claimed by Wolcott
the vote " as high as FIVE TO one
against him
The General Assembly will be prncti-
cnlly una animous for silver. OF the sew
enieen state senators elected yesterday
the returns at this hour a 3. M show
that Wobott failed 10 elect any Of his
followers. with one bare exception.
The greatest surprise was In Arapa-
hoe county. which the administration
Republicans claimed would go for
them by a handsome plurality. The re-
suit is from 500 to 1000 for Thomas
TIE gold miners OF Cripple Greek
nobly gave GOO plurality for silver.
and even the city of Colorado SPRING.
the stronghold OF the administration
party, was carried by the fusionlsts.
The mining counties all rolled up a
big vote for Thomas and silver-Lake
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12

A report from Paris says that
French Eunnery is improving. The
gunnery experiments at Toulon. when
four battleships. the Brennur. tho Jau-
resuiberry. the Charles Martel and the
Magenta. and two cruisers. the Chan
ny and the Galilee. fred with all their
heavy guns and secondary batteries at
three ,houEand meters range upon the
Arrogante. an old-fash!oned. steel
protected battlesh!p. and sunk It In
iefs than fifteen minutes. ia the mos,
important naval experiment made In
France for many years. The AFRO
Esnts's Interior woodwork burst into
6laze. and was the immediate cause
OF Its destruction. exactly M was the
case with Csrycra's ships at Santiago.
The significance of this runnery prac-
tiee Is realized when 1t Is known that
the French squadron discharged 600
projectilss. OF which ninety were Of
13h-inch cnlibcr. The estimated cost
Of ih. ammunition thus expended In
6fieen minutes Is 5000.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12

Some few Americans found oppor-
sunlty TO talk with Admiral Ceryera'H
sailors. who were for several weeks
imprisoned at Seayry's island, Maine
The effect of these conversations upon
the Americans was. uniformly, to In
sp!ro sympathy for th. Spaniarda
themselves. and TO encourage a moro
hopeful view OF the future OF Spain.
Most OF the prisoners proved to DO
eonscripts, forced into the navy be-
cause they could no, pay $500 to buy
exemption. Naturally there was no
heart" In their hgh,lng. They hated
their own oppressive government. and
they !e, no bitterness toward tho men
II had sent them out to XIII. Many OF
chem would have been glad TO remain
In this country. All OF them learned
60 respect 1, The thoughtful Gencros.
i,y with which these prisoners were
treated taught them a lesson In civiii-
xation. They are certain to impart II
TO their friends nj home. An American
who has lived In Spain for many years
assures US tina, spaniards will heed
and profit by II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12
Niue, Keep ,h. Philippians.

London. Nov. s.-Thc Daily Mail this
morning urges the American people 10
pronounce boldly In favor OF retaining,
til. Philippines. for otherwise there
viii be- n scramble for conlip: stations
that VIII cndangcr the peace OF the
world
The standard says cdltorlaiiy this
morning:
wv. can see no alternative. Spain
must acctp, ns inevitable the loss OF
III" Philippines. No doubt the United
States VIII nssun. heavy and serious
responsibility. but Il nurur. well for
the futnr" that the public men OF
America appreciate and are ready 10
meet H. England viii watch the ex.
pertinent with every wish for u favor.
abi" issue"
The Daily News wonders whether
tronbl" Is brewing In the Philippine.
arising from German opposition to an.
heaailon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12
SNOW ON THE TRAILS.
A"oth.s Rs~h strike 4 meporssA Fro. ,hs
hs I'D of hsimoa River Ai..h.

Fort Townsend, Wash, Nov. The
city OF Topeka arrived tonight frorn
Alaska, bringing III passengers.
Men on the steamer report thnt
heavy snow storms have visited ynrI.
Gus sections OF Alaska. and nearly ali
mining operations have been susncnI
ed except quartz mills located near
tidcwn'er. November . four feet NJ
snow fell ON ChIlkoot and Whit. pn.sc.
which completely put u stop to travel
Ioicphoh. message. from LAX.
i.ihdernan TO skaguay announce tim,
about 100 persons are snow bound
there.
Another rich strike Is rcpor,ci from
the head Of the Salmon river. below
Quiet lake.
According 10 John Oids, n pion.er
mining and business man of Alaska
s,"o claims have been fii.sj mnd rr'
corded In the Ailin mining district. ,na
about l.roo men VIII winter thcr,. Ia.
predict. TINT AtlIn viii have a popul,. y.
ton Of NJ least i5.pO. mud ,hnt Tho
output of gold win nearly. II no, nuit.
cI,inl. that of Dawson.
u In sfntcd that an English .vpd,.
cate Inns bought M about J,aD mere.
of placer ground In the !Atiiu dIstric,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12

Men stlll living. and not yet old. re-
member when Livingstone surprised
and enlightened the world with his
great discoveries in the basin Of the
Zambes. then an entirely savage vii
3erness. To-day. near the banks Of those
lakes. ShIrwa and SyaSla. which he
was the hrst white man TO see. is be-
Ing held an lnluge. an agricultural
and Industrial exhibition comparable
with our state and county fairs, with
ia, oxen. fast horses. big pumpkins.
and all the customary sppurtenances
Of such an occasion. So swiftly has
civilization made It's way under the
strong leadership o. the Anglo-SaIon
race.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12

The total railway mileage In the
United States on June 30. 1887. was
1st.42s47 miles. there being an in
crease o: l.G5iS miles. or 0.s0 per
cent during the year. In round num-
bers Alabama shows an increase OF
III miles: Arkansas. 1872 miles: Cal
ifornia. 2ls miles: Louisiana, 1Gl
niles. and Michigan. l23 miles. The
increase In mileage in the other states
and territories In which an increase
occurred was less than 100 miles. In
. few tta,es. as usual. decrease In
mileage Is shown. The aggregate
length OF railway mileage. including
all tracks. on June 90. 1897. was 2l3.-
<+<.H. the Increase being 3.3ls.2s
miles,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12
Return. PROM r.,s.y,v..,..

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. .. "A. m.-
Complete returns from III. state of
Pennsylvania give Ston. u,.) n plural.
ty of nearly 10000 for governor over
George A. teDks DJ. Dr. y. &, Swnl.
low. III" Prohlblilonlst nnd Homes,
Government candidate. received un,x.
pccicdly iirh' support. and his total
,"i. pr"bnbly WIZ not go much above
'"". against lls.iSo last ycnr.
of III" thirty congressman elected.
IMrh'!.oh" nfc surely Republicans.
WIN 'bfcc districts. the Twelfth,
Seventeenth and Nineteenth doub,smi
ana cinlmod by both parties. The Ounv
leaders claim that Notwithstanding mn"
night nsnihst him. the senator will con.
tro' enough members Of the lcrisin.
'nr" To secure hi. recollection n ne I".
cihcs TO bc candidate to succeed him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-12
nspss,.-as 0.,ss !. N.s,..s..

Lincoln. Ncb.. Nov. s.-scu,,crin, ,--.
c'nt returns ny To midnight Indicate !,
pol'ichi surprIs" In Nebraska, inns.
much M ,hey forecast the almost rcr.
sn.n ""c,lon of Hayward. Republican.
80. governor, by n plurality Of NOT jcss
INN aWn This Will ie Il reversal OF
'"c 'rihlct ~ ISM by n.nriy 15.Msl.
me count thus fur ID wholly on rov.
crmor. NJ fnr ns the stntc tick., IN con.
rrnsu. ANA ns II IL the laiicf that Inv.
,,.. WAru ~ running slightly nlicnd Of lii
.rkc,. u would make the results on rr.
naming state 0fiisra clons,
me republicans claim that they win
cunIroI iIe LEGISLATURE. which visctr r
sucrsssor 10 kcnA,Or Atlrn.