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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05
WfadOmOsci ZwiazkOwe.
CIR. 105 70 Scranton. Pa.

CIR. 100 70 Scranton. Pa.
Tow. Jana III Sobieskiego, graps
los, bedzie odprawia}o swoje posie
dzenia W kazda druga niedziele mic.
siaca, ma hall p. Adama Micha1ow.
skiego, PREY Prospect ave - F
S~tryczynski, sekr.
Or. II Cleceldnd.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam czlon.
kow or. II tow. Gwardii Kosciusz.
XII w Cleveland, o., il posiedzenie
odbedzie sic dnia s maja po obcho.
die. - Il uszanowaniem, Jan Kacz.
marski, sekr. prot.
Or. $50 w Buffalo.
Zawiadamiam wszystkich cz}on.
kOw tow. Synowie Polski, ze PREY.
le posiedzenie miesieczne odbedzie
sic 8 maja, o godzinie drugiej DO DO.
}udniu punktualnie, W miejscu zwyk.
}ych p~osiedzeh. Obecnosc kazdego
cz}onka jest k%onieczna, DO bardzo
wiele spraw jest do za}atwienia. -
w. Kurzawski, sekr.
Or 282 20 Brooklyn ". Y.
Zawiadamiam cz}onk0w tow. RE.
mieslnik0w Polskich, OR. 2S2, il po-
siedzenie miesieczne odbedzie sic
dnia 8 msja, W sail zwykiych posie.
dzeh. Kazdy czlonek powinien PREY
bye, DO bedzie rozdana konstytucia
Il. N. P. Grupa 2S2 wyasygnowa}a
3 dolarow ma oswiate j wreczy{a ie
tow. Czytelni W Brooklynie = Il
~szacunkiem, w. Chmielewski, sekre-
tarz.
Or. 16S 10 Buffalo
Upraszam cz{onkow tow. RE.
m~ieslnikow Polskich, or. 1853, azeby
raczyli sic iak najliczniej zebra6 ma
przyszle posiedzenie, ktore przypada
we wtorek, dnia 10 maja, o godz.
8 wieczorem, poniewsz odbedzie sic
giosowanie W sprawie kasjera II. ".
P. Sprawl jest bsrdzo wanna, a TO-
staia nadesiana przez 81. Cenzora u.
y. +. Rowniez inne jeszcze sprawy
sa take do zafatwienia, to tee 500.
dziewsmy sic. Re ami jednego cz}on-
ka ME bedzie brakowa}o. - STAINS.
law Rosihski, sekr.
Or 205 Phtsburgu.
.Posiedzenie miesieczne tow. Pro-
mienistych, or. 205, odbedzie sic d.
8 b. m, o godzinie 2ej po poludniu,
W lokalu tow. pod mr.. 2546 Spring
alley. .
Wzywam wszystkich czlonkow,
ably sic stawili ma to posiedzenie,
gdyz bedzie ONE wiana odezwa 81.
Cenzora wzgledem kasjera 2. N. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05
E0RESP0IDEHCJE ,,zsODY'
Il ~BrOOklyna. n. Y.
W sprdpie ,oojny.

Dnia Il kwietnia odby}o sic pc.
siedzenie kwartalne to%warzystwa Bia.
lego Ona, or. 43 Il. N. p. Pc OF
warciu posiedzenia przez 81. prezess
w. Tuszyhskiego, przystapiono dc
oP}at, nastepnie sprawozdania fnan'
sowe, Przyjecie nowych czionk6w
odczytanie korespondencyj, poten
wnioski ma dobro towarzystwa. Obok
roznych ~wnioskow, zostala poruszo.
na sprawl obecna, miedzy Ameryka
i Hiszpanja, przeto zrobiony costa.
wniosek, 70 powinnoscia jest kazde-
go Polaka, ~obywatela Ameryki, os
wiadczyc sympatje Stanom Zjedn
gdyby nawet Rad nasz zazada} te-
go, abysmy staneli W obronie praw
wolnosci, to uczynimy tax jak inne
juz zrobiiy narody ! my p6jdziemy
"a ich przykhdem. Najlepszy PREY
kiad pozostawili nam pod tym wzgle-
dem kosciuszko i Pulaski. Oni 10
ma gios Waszyngtona tn ~przybyli
walczyli "a to w~olnosc, ktora sic Sta
ny Zjednoczone szczyca. My, zyjac
tn pod opieka drugiej matki, ktora
mas tax chetnie przyjeia i uzywamy
tel ola mas drogiej w~olnosci, jestes
my obowiazani bye gotowymi is6 z
orezem, jak kiedys robili nasi prod
kowie. SlawDy nasz bohater Jan
Sobieski poszed} z rycerstwem pod
Wiedeh, ma b}aganie niewdziecz-
nych niemcow, zbii hordy tureckie i
chwala okryte brzmi jego imie z po-
pokolenia W pokolenie. My, potion.
kowie tych wielkich j siawnych me-
COW j rycerzy, pojdziemy "a ich PREY
kladem, jake narod waleczny, ma
satrapow ME lepszych cd Neronow,
Miko}ajow j Murawiewow. Mech
ia horda hiszpahska vie o tenn, re i
my ~walczyc bedziemy. Mech hisz-
panic przypomna sobie Samosierre!
Jaka w~alecznosc byla polakow PREY
zdobywaniu tego wawozu! a wiec
bracia zwiazkowcy, mas Jest przesz}o
IL tysiecy, zawolajmy jednogiosnie:
Ma Pohybel h%iszpanom, MECH zgina
"a krzywdy wyrzadzane przez wieki.
Mech usiysza giosy pomsty nsszej
jako cd narodu cywilizowanego, ko-
chsjacego wolnosc, MECH sztsndsr
z biaiym oriem zajasnieje j powiewa
IA gmacbu II. N. F., W czasie og}o-
szenia ] podPisania przez prezydenta
wojny, a my bracia zwiazkowcy
zyczmy zwycieztwa naszym obywa-
telom!
Mech zyje Polska, mech zyje Il.
N. p. ] wzrosnie W wielka potege.
Il rozporzadzenis komitetu iowa
rzystwa Biaiego Oia, grupy 10,
Fronci,zek TyzeSkie rice,
246 Montrose ave.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

bylo z His.panji ma Kube, RAD DO
WIEN sadzii, Re TAXA pomoc wystar-
czy do zgniecenia ruchu. Ale W re-
kach ~jeneraia Galley woJsko to
zdzialaio ME wiele, ME przyzwycza-
jone bowiem do partyzanckiej woj-
ny W goracym j gorzystym kraju, by
10 pc paru miesiacach tax znuzone
p~rzetrzebione przez powstancow, Re
musialo pozycje zaczepna zmieni :
ma obronna j zamknac sic pc fortAch,
obozach i miastach.
(Dalszy ciag nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05
W Polskisj Hall tegoa towar.y silva.

W POlskiej Hall tegoA towar.y silva.
Poniewaa na konoert ten, poiso.o
uy I obchodem 3So Majs, porobio-
ne % prrygotowanis, a
prsytem sna 'zne beda ro.ohedy prss
TO zwracauy uwsga csionkom tsgoa
towsrzj ssws, il powinni sobie w,i,sc
"a obowissek i jak jeden stawic sic
re- swemi rodsinam'.
R6wnie. ME vstpimy 1 W popar-
Gle tow. Przem ysaovego, " 248,
wssystkiOh lubownik6w sPiswu pol
skiego.
Wstep cd m~eto.ysn ESQ.,, cd ME-
ii, st 15c.. cd dsisoi. kt6rs .ajms
kr.eslo, 100 Poczatek o god.inie
8 nej wieczorem. Pc konoercie i oh
ohodsie wsp6lna ssbawa.
u usxauowaniem
Romitet
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05
Notatki.

Kongres postanowii na}ozyc ma pi-
wo nadzwyczajny podatek wojenny
W sumie Sl.oo od beczki. Korzysta.
JAG z tego browarze zChicago i Mil.
waukee postanowili podniesc Gene
piwa o $500 ma beczce, a wiec usta-
nowili take podatek wojenny, ktory
pojdzie do ich k~ieszeni. kadny pa
trjotyzm!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

DR.. J. 1}owiecki, redaktor ,,Swo
body, przedsiewzia} rzecz trudna,
ogiasza BOWEN, re dokohczyi pie.
cioaktowy dramat Juliusza Siowac.
kiego ,,Horsztyhski". Poczatek tel
piracy znajdujemy W ostatnim nu
merze ,,Swobody". Czekamy z
niecierpliwoscia kohca, by ocenic jsk
a dokt6r, obdarzony ME maiym
talentem literackim, czego juz mie-
lismy dowody, wywiaze sic z tego
smiaiego planu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05
II Grand Rapids, Mich.
Roncert.

Nioisjssem s~aprsszsmy szsnowns
polonie ma konoert poisozony Z oh
ohodsm Konssy tucji 3yo Msjs, urzs.
d.ony 20 q piers szy przsz chof
Tow. mar. pod o,iei q fw. Stsnisisws
2ostk', gr 81 u. N. r., z towsrr,
"eoiem pisrwssorzednej o~rkiestry
Nswell's, ped batuts d,r. J. N. No
~iokiego, " nisdsisle 8go msja b. =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

Swieto robotnicze przypadio W T.
b. W niedziele. z tego powodu W vie
la fabrykacb odiozono je do ponie.
dzia}ku. Dzieh ten przeszedi W ca.
iych Stanach Zjedn. spokojnie.
pSila', organ stronnictwa socjslis
tow polskicb, ukaza}a sic z powodu
tego swieta W zdwojonym formacie j
czerwonym stroju.
w wielu miejscsch odbyiy sic re-
brania robotnicze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

Wiele kosztuje utrzymanie armji:
Ma to pytanie odpowiada rapport
przedstawiony s%ekretarzowi wojny
przez komitet 6nansowy togo minis
terjum. u raportu tego widac, ze
utrzymanie $4,000 wojska, to jest
10000 armji regularnej j 1?5OOO
ochotnikow milicji, kosztowac be.
die do ! wrzesnia r. b. 5000, 900
dolarow. Wartosc pozywienia kaz-
diego ~zoinierza wynosi 20 ct. dzien-
ME, {. j. $1,000 dol. dziennie ola c
lego wojska. Gdyby wojna pre-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

Ponizej umieszczony wykaz zawiera
ceny targowe artykuiow spozywczych z
dnia % marca T. b.. I. j. dnia W ktdrym
ogioszono rezultat rzadowej komisji Sled
czej W sprawie p%ancernika Maine, oraz
ceny z dnia % kwietnia, I. j. miesiac p6z-
niei. tax.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

a ma blizkim oceanic,
Blizka czeka 60 tez zguba,
Po }bach wezma znow hiszpanie,
Juz stracoua ola Mich Kuba.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

ciagne}a sic rok caiy. to koszt zyw-
nosci ola wojska wyniesie ID, sos, 900
dolar0w!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

Trudna rada, kto W przesadow
Sredniowiecznych w1az} kolisko,
Zginac musi od tych pradow,
Co zwiastuja wolnosc blizka!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

W Antwerpji (Belgja) cena pszenicy
procent.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

w przeszlym mum. ,,Zgody" po-
dalismy wykaz 12S nowych czion-
kow idw6ch grup, przyjetych do
naszej organizacji. Obecnie many
do zanotowauia p~rzyjemna nowine,
ze znow szesc grup zg}osilo sic o
przyjecie.
kto vie, czy do przysziego sejmu
liczba cz}onkow naszych ME dojdzie
do pokaznej licsby 5000!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

Ma dalekim oceanic,
Ma dalekich Filipinach
Dostal hiszpan tegie LAME.
Dosta} hiszpan pc pecinach!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

w Nowym Yorku, Buffalo, Chi
cago oraz innych miejscowosciach,
zawierajacych liczne osady polskie,
odbyly sic entuzjastyczne zebrania
rodak6w naszych W celu utworzenia
o~ddziaiow ~ochotniczych polskich ma
wojne z Hiszpania.
To fakt, re Ameryce ME zbraknie
ludzi do WALK, a my pomiedzy tymi
ludzmi ME bedziemy ostatnimi. Ale
watpliwem Jest bardzo, ably tie cd
dzialy nasze wyruszy}y do boju,
Hiszpania bowiem ME moze prowa-
die wojny ma ladzie Stanow lied
noczonych, a ma zajecie Kuby wy
starczy silna eskadra i kilkadziesiat
tysiecy wojsk juz stojacych pod bro
mia.
kazdym razie badzmy gotowi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05
P~OdwyzsZenie cen

artykui6w spohywczych skutkiem wojny.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

Zadanie, ably Zarzad L. n. P. "a
ja} sic tworzeniem oddzia{ow ochot
niczych pc osadach polskich jest ME
mozebnem do spelnienia, DO oddzia-
~ takie powinny bye tworzone przez
ludzi wojskowych. znajacych sic ma
rzeczy j znajacych stosunki miejsco-
we.
tatwo jest zwOlywac W tym celu
walne zgromadzenia, ale tworzye cd.
dzialy jest rzecza trudniejsza, ME
kazdy BOWEN moze bye z~o}nierzem,
chotby pragna} tego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05
Imie inazwisko zmariych.

,. Leon F.. Czechorowskj
josef Rrtkowski
Michal Szozscho WAX
Franois.ek Sisroo.ynski
Felix's Wodvtski
Franois.ek Falioki
Tomsss Kaczmarek
Franoissek Msjew,ki
Tomasz Wojo,eohowski
Josef Nowaczewski
Marya Ronkowska
Antoniua Ginter
Wipoents Ostrowska
Msrjsnna M~osko}aitis
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

Nowy miesiecznik poswiecony mu-
zyce j spiewowi ukazai sic W Chica-
60. Jest MIN Harmonic, organ
Zwiazku SPiewak6w. Pierwszy nu-
mer tego pisma przedstawia sic bar
do sympatycznie. Zawiera ogolny
poglad ma znaczenie spiewu, wiado-
mosci o Zwiazku Spiewak6w, wska-
zo~ki ola dyrygentow oraz pomniej-
see artykuiy.
Niema watpliwosci, ze jezeli re-
dakcja tego nowego pisma traktowac
bedzie powaznie j gruntownie Ii tyl
ko muzyke spiew narodowy beg
~mieszania sic W sprawy osobiste, to
Harmonic" uzyska W krotkim cza.
sic szerokie ko}o czytelnikow i abo-
nentow, albowiem ochota do spiew6w
choralnych zaczyna sic coraz bar
dziej objawiac W naszem s~po}eczeh
stwie.
Adres redakcji ,,Harmonji", kt6ra
goraco polecamy naszym czytelni-
kom, jest nast.: y. Rosihski, 64S w.
18th str, Chicago. Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-05

w Liverpoolu (Anglja) ceny targowe
p~odniosfy sic tez odpowiednio, | TAX:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
MISS PRESTON
announces her
EASTER MILLINERY OPENING
Monday, April 4th,
and continues throughout the week.
|G7 Next to Gundry & Gray's.

OUR stock of wall paper is larger
than ever and we will not be under
sold. j. j. HANSCoM d Co.
SEE the the new Shepardess Hats,
Jane Hading and lsidor Sailors, etc,
at Miss Preston's, next to Gundry q
Grays.
OUR city is bound to continue hav-
ing "A good upright man at the head
of its affairs, whichever ticket is sue
ceSsful.
WE were more than pleased to see
Mr.. n. Uren on the streets last
Thursday, after a lengthy seige of
sickness.
Mrs. FRED PRlDEAUX is down
from Lacrosse. visiting with her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
PrideauX.
TWENTY FIVE We're received on
probation at the p. NJ. Church last
Sunday morning and nine more
names We're given at the evening
service. A further opportunity Will
be given for others to unite on East
er Sunday morning, April 10th.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31

The above will be Rev. :. w.
Trousdale's subject at the NJ. +.
Church next Sunday morning. An
oppurtunity will be given for any to
unite with the church who wish
Some were unavoidably absent last
Sunday. Twenty eight were receiv-
ed on probation at the time. Good
results have followed Mrs. NanCo,t's
efforts in Mineral Point. She made
heaps OF friends aud some enemies
while in our midst
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
The Local Field.
A.F BISiFOP for FtTnit,Fe.......

ELECTION next Tuesday.
BRASS RODS for sash curtains at
j. J. HANsCoM Il Cos.
CIRCUIT court re-convened last
Monday,
BvCKwHEAT flour l0b sack for 25e
II Gales Cash Store. lift
DoNr forget the judicial ballot
when voting next Tuesday.
WALL PAPER and window shades
MA, Hanscom Il Cos.
MR.. Wa. UREN returned home
from the west last Thursday noon.
NEW DATEs-EXtra nice, only 50
per pound at Gales Cash Store. lift
WALTER SCOTT returned on Mon
DAY from a business trip to Fenni-
more.
REV, T. KENTs next Sunday eve
ming, subject will be: peace or
War, Which?"
Politics and spring millinery are
'ae principle topics of interest in
THIS weeks issue.
OuNRApE w. II. Whitford, of
"aIdwick, was a welcome caller at
iUI~ Dfhpp Lost Eri1oy
MRS II. :. SNOW has been enter
@'AIng her friend, Miss Mackay. of
Darlington, the past week.
Miss PRESTON. the milliner, has a
aae display of New York and Chi
'aso novelties. See th9m.
N,P.GuNDRY is in Chicago pur-
chasing goods for the old reliable
''" Of Guudry & Gray.
FEEC.D. MERRILL who repres-
.n.' iIe &. II. :. will assist Pastor
N7H' next sunday morning.
ARCHIE HUBBARD and Bert Arth-
a"are merchants OF ReWey,
-'"t sunday in this city.
''l>0 FREsToN's millinery open
s begins ON Monday, April 4th and
.4.'A4"> throughout the week.
"& ". 6. HALNs will soon be
insanity located in his new dental
-. ''.s. over Gundry & Gray's.
lhE p.S. &. Il. this week will
-.l By Miss Jessie Harris: sub
y 3aas Unlailiug Promises
HHHE will be regular meeting
a.asral PIT Chapter NOT, o. f. :
y inesday evening, April 8, 1893
ol.s BURGESS. late with d. b
'h. Snicago, has accepted theposi.
Z trimmer for NJ. v. Lenahan
COMMENT and well-known peo.
4.@ Hazle'- Headache Capsules
commend them to you.
EASTMAN a MEsERoLE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
That will tone

That will tone
up a breakfast like cup of rich, fra
grant coffee2 No. You will all hold
up your hands to that. Then where
is perfection in this item to be found
and with it that JOY that fills us full
Of life and yigor after morning
meal? Is II necessary for us to tell
you that we have the perfect thing
and at prices that Will save you
money in year? We have "a coffee
at l0e that was cheap year ago at
2Of. But the grade that Will cheer il
bargain 30e. Don't be persuaded
that anything else is Just as good
because there isn't anything that
will equal Chase 81 Sanborn's as was
attested by 2ly0O0,0OO people VINO,
while visiting the Worlds Fair in
1893 not only drank it, but made it
famous by afterwards using it. II
you are a lover Of this innocent bev-
erage. let us remind you again that
we have the perfect thing. Try 1t.
Brewer & Ienhallegoa.
2O6-2OS High street. (Nls)
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
ForSale

The undersigned desiring to retire
from the laundry business, offer Tor
sole their first class plant and liberal
business in this city. Also a guam
tity of good potatoes suitable lor
table use or for seed. Prices reason
abIe FALLoN BROS.
l3tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31
For City Officers.


THE conventions to nominate can-
didates for the various city Offices
! Democrats Friday evening and Re-
publicans Saturday evening Were
! both largely attended, and fairly
representative nominees are pre-
sented by each. The tickets are
made up of well known citizens, and
for that of the republicans it may be
especially claimed that a better list
of names was never submitted to the
people of this city. No one can de-
ny that the election of this ticket
will insure competent, honest and
efficient administration of the city's
affairs. With the result of the cleo
ton in mind, when the republican
ticket had "a handsome majority in
the city, it would seem that the eX-
cellent ticket presented at this time
ought to be elected to IA man. 1t is
not urgent that in municipal cleo
tions political afiinities of candidates
should wholly control, but other
things being equal, the republican
being as competent and as worthy
as his opponent, it seems reasonable
to expect that republicans will give
him their support. For many years
the government of the city has been
controlled by democrats. Admit
ting that in the main the govern
ment has been acceptable, it may be
improved by the injection of new
blood, and now is as good a time as
any to try change. We invite con-
sideration and comparison of the re-
spective candidates, as given below,
confident that each republican will
be judged the peer of his competitor
in fitness for the office to which he
is named and in personal worth.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Mayor-Dr. Stansmore Vivian.
Treasurer-James NJ. Toay.
Assessor-A fired Pehhallegon.
Police Justice-J. j. Kuelling.
City Clerk-Edgar p, Bennett.
City Henry Ovitz.
Street Com'r-Anthony HuXtable.
FIRST WARD.
Alderman-R. J Hughes.
Supervisor-J. w. Hutchison.
| Constable-John Manly.
SECOND WARD.
Alderman-J. ID. Martin.
SupervisUr-John Knight.
Constable--Sam Terrill.
THIRD WARD.
an-Christopher Q. Day.
Supervisor-John G. Martin.
i Constable-Edw'd Early.
FOURTH WARD.
Alderman--A. +. Potter.
. Supervisor--John Dave.
Constable-Thomas Whitford.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Mayor-Chas. Gilman.
Treas.-Hen Kober.
Assessor-N. Hartert.
Police Justice--W. II. Curry.
: Clerk-Chas. Springer
Marshall-W. G.. Holmes.
St. Com.-John Schmidt
City Att'y-E. c. Fielder.
FIRST WARD.
Alderman-Jas. b. PrideauN.
Supervisor-WillS :. Ross.
Copstable-H Harry Fessenden
SECOND WARD.
Alderman-John c. Mckee.
Supervisor-Sam Ross
onstable-Richard Venning.
THIRD WARD.
Alderman-John NJ. Minor.
Supervisor-Joh ohm Gorgen.
nstable-Michael J Burns.
FOURTH WARD.
Alderman-Jerry Crowley.
Supervisor-John w. Horn.
Constable-David Quirk.
There being no republican who
would accept nomination for City
Attorney, f. G.. F'iedler's name vii
appear on both tickets.
: For Sale.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-31

Additional local on pages 4, and 3
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Feasted on California viands and Ex-
pressed Loyal Sentiments.

Feasted on California yiands and Ex-
pressed Loyal Sentiments.
The San Francisco Call publishes the
following account of a banquet rendered
the Montana soldiers by an admirer on
last Friday evening:
T. L. Clancy of 1877 Ninth street gave
an enjoyable banquet on Friday even
ing last to a number Of his military
friends, the guests of honor being a
number of Montana volunteers. The
menu was elaborate and the reunion
was most happy. The host himself led
off by a facetious talk Of pleasant recol-
l~ections in camp, winding up with a
strong protest against a possible Anglo
Saxon alliance
Captain Hallahan. Lieutenant Ken
nedy, Lieutenant Sullivan, Lieutenant
McGrath m Sergeant Smith of the
Montana boys were very clever in their
forensic efforts, paying especial atten-
ton to the beauty of our Western eli
mate and the loveliness of the feminine
population of the coastwise metropolis.
DIR. J.. f. Douglass acted as toastmas-
ter. and managed affairs in his usual
artistic ann so that all that was
good in the company was brought out
either in song or story. Lieutenant
Kennedy struck a particularly happy
vein in responding to the toast of THE
Volunteers of the American Army"
I'VE come" he said, from h you
good people of this big city may term
the wilds of Montana. Let II go at that;
but you see that we have brought with
us our youth and the flower of our man.
hood, which we now loyalty lay upon
the altar Of our country. In the sister
hood of states we will see to 1t that the
Montana boys will strive to keep abreast
of others in the thickest of the fray"
Thomas Naylor. the entertainer of the
evening. saw to it that there was no
tagging in the general merriment from
start to finish.
The following were present at the
festive board:
Daniel Powers, j. p. Henry, j. F. Re-
nault, ]. j. Moran. Maurice Leahy, Will
lam O'Shaughnessey, Charles O~'Shaugh-
Messy, Daniel Brady. Edmond Perrin.
j. Diecer. Thomas c. Naylor. John Ho-
gan, BARLEY Lee. job McFadden, DIR.
Douglass, Thomas Desmond. John Muir
ply, James Conniffe. Captain Hallahan
and NJ. Casey. Lieutenants Kennedy.
Sullivan and McGrath. Sergeants Smith
and BARLEY Clancy.
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him and no serious results had followed
his attempt at suicide.
vtlkner himself was questioned. He
said he was an iron molder by occupa-
ton and was 80 years of age. He had
not drank anything for eight years past
until last year. He admitted hat he
frequently drank five or six quarts of
whiskey a day. He could drink a lot Of
liquor without having any apparent ef-
fest on him. He expressed a desire to
go away somewhere and straighten up.
He admitted having taken IL drops of
carbolic acid and a dose of choral. HI
had taken the latter to keep away the
jim-jams. He said he had had delirium
tremeas several times. Lately, however,
when he saw snakes Inc other things IL
did not affect him much, as he knew
there was nothing there. He said that
he had seen snakes in h court room,
but that the visions were but momen-
tary. He had not slept much for nine
days.
At the conclusion Of the examination
the man was ordered committed to the
asylum until he gets thoroughly So
bered up.