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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03

magma many bard1o wafne sprswy
do saiatwisuis 1 sar, Gem beds Ger.
sy6katy ubrspiso.snia wyd.wan-
ossonEow; uprsszs sic u~przsjmie
osscnk6w, jeasli majs nowycb kan
dydst6w to MECH prsyprowsd.s lob
% posied.enie. gdya arsssm mo
q by6 prsyjeoi do Tow. So. We
'sntsRo or. J. Pylinski, setr. prot.
Or 292 10 Ha,cerstrdc, ". Y.
Ma posiedzeniu SVEN 1890
Pezisisrnika uch~aiiia wspomsgsc
braoi swis,kowyeh " nisssosssoiu.
'kssdki miesiecsns 20 1 osnois cd
ossooks. Grups uznsje. 10 nisbyio-
6y spra wisdnwis, by kaado erups
beg wsglsdu jska jest, paaoila r6wno
20 Is oent6w.
Ola sego mySmy uoh.slili. Asby
kafdy o,ionek pasoil I osnta m ME
SEQ. to mkt cd tego ME subo.sJs,
sfo3ymy fadns sumo ola braoi
swieskowych " niessosssoiu. - W.
O.. sinski. sskr. prot.
Or. $50 70 So. Brooklynie.
M'enecsne Posisdsenis wymisnio
mel gruPy odbedsis sic dn,s 9 listo
Psds Z. b. P~unhtualnis o gods 8 vie
osorsm, ~ sail .wykfyoh p~osiedash.
Fr. Pojdak. sskr.
81. 264 70 Buffalo.
NinisJsssm xawiadamiam cslon.
k6w Tow. Robosnik6w Polskioh, IL
posisdssnie miesieosns odbed,is sic
~ oswartsk. dnia 10 listopads, o 20
dzinis 10 wiscsorem, " hall swyk.
fyoh Posaodssh. Csionk6w, kt6rsy
ohcs vstspi6 do ssgos ~sowsrsyssva,
PROSE- sic stawi6 pod mr.. 10 Mile q.
q bratniew Posdrowisniem, J. Msrsk,
sskr.
Or. 43I 20 Wilmington.
zswiadamiam ssanownyeh o.lon
k6w Tow. kr6la l. polskisgo Pasta,
81. 431. il posisdsenis kvartalne Cd
bedsis sic dnia ID listopada, o gods
2 20 posadniu, " domu oh. J. g.,
pod nr. 104 prsy ulioy Jefferson
Ka4dy czionek povinien sta~ic sis
M to Posiedssnie, DO many bsrdss
watns sprawy do ssiatwisois, w,es
obsonoS6 ksstsgo osaonks jest W
magans. J. P~yrsanowski, sskr. prot
Or. 354 % Buffalo.
M,ssieO.ns posisdssnis Tow. Ma,
d.iejs, gr. S54 " Black Rock. pr.y,
Pads dnia IL b. m , ~ misjsou svy
kiyoh sebrsh 1 o swoim csasie. Tax
70 sawiadamiam %. csionk6w, kt6
r1y ME byh, r6wnieA ME uiScili si,
m Prssssfsm posiedseniu, by panic
tall uiScilci6 sie M przys.ism po.ie
dssniu, " prssoiwnym ras,e sostsn,
susPsndowsni. (Uoh~aia og6lu Tow
M posiedssniu dnia ID sisrp. b. ~
L. Unisjewski, sskr.
Or. $50 70 Buffalo.
Zawisdamiam wssystkich oslon,
k6w Tow. Synovie Polski, gr. $50
70 prsyssis posisd.snis missisosn.
odbed,ie sic IA listopsda. o gods. ];
pc Poiudniu, " hall .wykiyoh pons
dseh nsssej grupy. Csiookowie po
winni sie stawi6 punktualnie o o.na
o.onym c.asis. Obsonos6 kaadsgs
ossonka jest ~koniso.ns, ponievai .,
dwie rsscsy, kt6re tylko wssysoy
ossonkowie uogs ro.strsygna6. Kss
dy : csionkow powinisn sic star.,
prsyProwadsic swsgo znajomsgo iul
krewnego. ks6ry ME nalssy jsssGs,
do q. N. p, aby sic .apisai do "a
sssj gruPy. - W. Kur.awski, sekre
tara.
t. .s
Or. 4i3 10 Chicago.
Zswiadamis ste oslonk6w tsjH.
gruPy, IL posisdssnie trsy6wissoio
roosos odbedsis sic " nisdsisle, dn
2O1o listopsds Z. b, " hall regular
nyoh posisdssh. - Ignaoy F. KAT
m~iercsak, sskr. prot.
Or. Al 70 Chicago.
Ninisjssem sawiadsmism ws.yst
kioh o.ionk6w Tow. Miodyoh Pr.s
mysiowo6w, IL przyssss posisdseni,
odbedsie sic " nisdziele dnis 9 lisso
Psds b. r. prsypom'nsm zarsssn,
katdy ozionek powinisn bye obeooy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03
POdziekOwsnie.

ia niAej podpisans, " smusku po-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03


Ma posisdseniu, kt6rs sie odbylc
% ps~zisisrniks, sostai obr.ny M.
ssspujscy ,arssd M rok nsstepny
J. Schmidt, presses 20 rae drugi; w,
Miohalak, wice prosss; J. Kwssoiak,
sekr. prot; M. H.soniec, sskr. fln.i
A. J~sndrasssk, kasjer; w. Polewio,
FIR. Ignssssvski. opiskunowis Ia.
sy; Ws.slkis korsspondsnoje ty.
o.sce sic grupy BAT, Tow. PoIak6w
1 Liswin6w, prosae nsdsyls6 do J6
ssfs Kwsiniak, 81 - ID al.
CIR. 43S 10 Philadelphia, Pa.
ia nissj podpisany sswisdsmisu
s.anownych braoi tow. Mstki Bos.
kisj CssssoOhovskisj Kr6l. Kor
Pol. grupy ABB Nv. Mar. Pol, IL 20.
~siedlsnie miesieosns odbyws6 ole
bedzis regulsrnis 90 druga niei.is
" missisou, o gods. " wisozorsm v
hall s.kolnsj swykiyoh posiedzsf
pod Mr.. 703 - TOT w. 8. 2 uI., prsy
Oasrin. Oosonosc koadego ossonk.
jest wymagans. Braois osionkowis
mscie swyeh pr.yjscieli ! snsjomyoh
towsrzyssy, TO pocisgajois ioh do
grons nssssgo. Wstepns do towa.
rsystws jest dosc niskis, braois milo
dsi ME s~a4sjoie ne tyoh, kt6rzy
VAN pokryjomu rsdss nile wstepo
wse, M tych s~ssdrosoych ludsi ME
~swsasjois tylko suloie sic pod ssssn
dar Nv. Ma. Pol. Bo " ssosnoSoi
siisi Mech syjs Nv. Mar. Pol.
nisoh fyjs grOpa 4S8 " Flladel6i,
Pa. Jso Ksosmarss, sskr.
Or 4l2 20 Buffalo.
Zswiadsuism sssnownyoh czion.
k6w gr. 4l2 Tow. Sw. wslsnsseo,
II posisdssnie missisosns odbsdsis
sic dnia IL listopsds .. b. o gods. 4
10 posudsiu " hall svykiyeh posis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
A CRY OF ALARM FROM CANADA.
AN EDITOR IN TORONTO CoNJUREs UP A FRIGHT
Full VISION OF ANNEXATIoN TO
THE UNITED STATES.

Toronto Ont Dec. 2o-"The Toronto World.
which opposes the present Liberal Government at
Ottawa has a startling editorial to-day under the
heading Canada on the Brink" In which 1t warns
the people If this country that times are critical so
far as the maintenance OF Canada as free, in
dependent and integral portion of North America Is
concerned.
Unless Canadians" declares 'The World" ARE
fully alive 10 the situation and speak out in no un-
certain way they will find themselves between a
grasping annexation movement In the United
States having for its end the domination OF the
whole continent and a great party in England. pre-
pared 10 make almost any sacrifices to the United
States In consideration of some kind of support OF
England in her race with Russia. France and other
European Powers"
The World then refers 10 General James n.
Wilson'S recent speech at Macon. Ga, IN which Cen
eral Wilson expressed the hope that he would see
the day when the starry flag shall float everywhere
from the frozen North to the sunny cline OF Cen
tral America
I'VE believe" "The World" proceeds, that these
words Of Mr.. Wilson only show too we'll the opinion
appetite for expansion IL aroused in the direction
OF the North. and II once they get Il into their
heads that they only have TO far enough In their
great game OF blum which seems 70 be their best
and their strongest card in diplomacy, Will force
Canada wy-nilly, into annexation In con-
clusion the paper SAYS: we nearer TO ahsOrp-
ton than ever we were. Do Canadians realize t?'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
CRISIS ~ MADRID POSTPONED.
WILL WAIT UNTIL THE RATIFICATION IN
WASHINGTON OF THE TREATY
OF PEACE.

Madrid Dec. 29.-The newspapers here ex-
press the opinion that the decision attributed
in this city TO President Mckinley to have the
treaty Of peace ratified in January, alters the
aspect Of political affairs in Spain Ministerial
circles think it better TO postpone the settle
ment Of the crisis until the treaty is ratified.
There are mysterious rumors Of a recent meet
ing of dozen generals, the object of which has
not been divulged. But II is said that the meet
ing may have an important effect on the situa-
ton. The Government is believed to be aware
that the meeting has taken place. and is under
stood 10 be taking the steps necessary TO pre-
vent undesired developments
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Duke Almo-
dovar de Rio and the Minister OF the Interior
Sehor Capdepon have thought IL advisable 10
deny as absolutely unfounded the stories of the
Republican and Carlist press affirming that a
foreign Power Is preparing TO intervene III the
event OF the internal and financial atars OF
Spain taking bad turn. and that Great brltalh
has designs on the Balearic Islands and the
Straits Of Gibraltar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30

Inc proceedings were private, but II was de-
clded to endeavor to prepare hastily a petition,
10 be signed by business firms in Havana, re-
questing General Brooke to allow the demon
stration This feature of the proceedings Is the
only one made public 1t is reported however,
that most Of those present advised that all
Cuban flags be taken down on January /, and
the day made day Of mourning. the Cubans
carefully keeping away from the Americans
The minority. on the other hand urged
that it would be better to keep cool. to
trust the Americans and to walt and see how
how their policy would work out.
Sehor Perfecto Lacoste. who presided at the
meeting is said to have expressed his views in
this wise:
Il am satisfied that the Americans do not un-
derstand U.S. and their moral position is essen
TALLY weak Instead Of saying to us Go
ahead and have all the pleasure you want in an
innocent way. and If you fight and destroy prop
erty expect to be punished, they suppress the
natural enthusiasm of our people forbiddng
free assemblage free speech in public. and all
other methods OF expressing our delight at the
advent OF new conditions. For years we have
suffered, only to see, at this hour our emotions
changed from pleasure at the departure Of the
Spaniards to apprehension at the arrival Of the
Americans"
About sixteen hundred Spanish troops left
Havana. from the vicinity of the palace. the
Arsenal, Moro Castle and Cabanas Fortress for
Guanajay. yesterday.
Two companies of the Pennsylvanians under
Major Meyer went 10 Marel yesterday. Colo
mel Seyburn. Of the 202d New-York Regiment
raised the American flag yesterday over the
Municipal Building at Mariel. in the presence
OF a number Of notable persons and the popu-
latOn Of the town. He made a speech in Eng
lish. which was interpreted into Spanish, dur
ing the course Of which he said:
In this solemn act you must not see any
meaning except paternal love and protection
never domination. We do not wish to see dit-
ferences between parties. All Cubans ought 70
unite with US. so to reCreate Cuba In the
name of my Government and Nation | assure
you that in proceeding this way you viii OBJ
tain a free and happy country.
The Colonel caused five hundred rations TO be
distributed TO the poor. and the occasion was
also celebrated by a ball at night.
Colonel Seyburn goes TO Cabanas and Bahia
Honda from Mariel in order TO distribute ra-
tiOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
COMING OF THE NEW GOVERNOR
THE RoosEvELTs TO BE GUESTS OF THE BLACKS
IN ALBANY TO-DAY.

Albany Dec % (SpeciaD.-William J. Youngs.
private secretary Of Governor-eect Roosevelt, ar
rived here this afternoon and was present when
the State POard Of Canvassers met at o'clock
and declared Theodore Roosevelt to have been
elected Governor. Mr.. Youngs brought Governor
Roosevel,'s first message 10 the Legislature. which
will be presented to that body next Wednesday,
and sent It to the State Printer.
Colonel Roosevelt Is expected here tomorrow af-
ternoon with his family. They will 20 at once TO
the Executive Mansion. where they will be the
quests Of Governor and Mrs. Black until Saturday,
when Mr. and Mrs Black Will turn the mansion
over 10 its new occupants.
State Engineered Bond here to-day. and
learned at the office OF Secretary OF State Palmer
that ne had heen officially declared State Engineer
and Surveyor after next Saturday
Governor Blacks visitors to-day were Congress
man Quigg. Michael J. Dady and Collector Bdwell.
The nature Of their conference with the Governor
was not disclosed. but II was stated that they
were here to press the appointment OF Mr. GIL
man as Deputy State Controller. William J. Nor
gan the Controler-elect was in New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
FIGHTING ~ BRITISH EAST AFRICA.
REBELS ATTACK BRITISH FoRcE-sERIoUs
LOSSES on BOTH SIDES.

REBELS ATTACK A BRITISH FoRCE-sERioCS
LOSSES on BOTH SIDES.
Calcutta Dec 29-Advices received here from
British East Africa say that october 10 force
OF rebels attacked detachment Of thirty men be
longing to the 9th Baluchis, commanded by Lieu
tenant Hannynton. which was marching TO Ma
sindi. a native officer and twelve men were killed
and nine wounded, including Lieutenant Han
nynton who was shot through the right arm and
had his left hand shattered by bullet The rear
guard repused the enemy. and the wounded were
conveyed fourteen miles to Kisaliz, on the west
ern shore OF Lake Kioga, which place was held by
a company Of Baluchis.
The rebels lost hundred Later the
rebels attacked Kisalzi and lost twenty-five men.
The casualties the British side were two men
wounded Troops. the advices added. were dis
PATCHED 10 pursue the rebels.
The Baluchis engaged originally belonged 10
Colonel Martyrs expedition, which left Uganda In
October going in the direction II the Nile, with
the object OF joining General kitchener's forces.
The Baluchis left behind n Unyoro In order
10 dispose Of the remnant Of the Soudanese force
which rebeed under Macdonald and took refuge
at I-nVOrO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
FOR THE GOTERNOR'S STAFF.
THE FOUR MEMBERS FROM CIVIL LIFE
WILD BE COLONELs


WILL BE COLONELS.
The appointment Of S Dana Greene as the rep
resentative Of the Naval Militia on the STAFF OF
Governor Roosevelt leaves four vacancies in that
body. The new code provides that four of the Gov
ernor's aides-de-camp may be selected from civil
life and they may receive any rank that the Gov
ernor may wish to give to them. The law says on
this subject: -Four Of the aides .de-camp may be
appointed by the Governor OF such grade as he may
desire The other ten aides-de-camp shall be ap-
pointed by the Governor from the commissioned
officers OF the National Guard and the Naval Militia
in active service Of grade below that Of Colonel"
OF the ten aides-de-camp from the National
Guard who have already been named. the highest
in rank is Lieutenant Colonel William H. Chaplin,
ir of Buffalo The others are lieutenants and cap
tains and one Lieutenant commander. II is well
known that Colonel Roosevelt will give to the four
additional members OF his staff the rank Of colonel
and gossips in National Guard circles have named
scores of officers and civilians the coming colo
nels II is believed that Colonel Astor would have
been named If he had desired the place and those
who are now mentioned as sure OF appointment are
General Howard Carroll, who has served chief
Of artillery on the staff of Governor Morton and
Governor Black; Captain Craig Wadsworth. Of
Colonel Roosevelts Rough Riders; William Lit
tauer OF GlOVersyille brother Of Congressman
Iucius y. Litiauer, and +. Norton Goddard Of this
city
The National Guard aides-de-camp First
Lieutenant David 5. Ingehart, 1l2th Regiment;
Captain George A. Wingate 23d Regiment; Captain
Adrian w Mather 10th Battalion; Lieutenant
Colonel William NJ. Chaplin Goth Regiment Firs
second lieutenant James Wray Cleveland. eth Reg
iment First Lieutenant Robert Is. Prentice squad
ron A. First Lieutenant William l.. Flanagan. I'd
battery. and Lieutenant Commander S. Dana
Greene lst Naval Battalion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
THE TRANSVAAL A VOLCANO.
BOERS AND UITLANDERS AGAIN ON The
VERGE OF OPEN WARFARE.

VERGE OF OPEN WARFARE
1onson Dec. ca disquieting situation is de-
velopng at johannesburg.
According 10 the latest advices from there' the
place is seething with discomfort, as on the eve
OF the Jameson raid, in consequence OF recent anu
proposed government measures Whlch the Cl.
ianders regard as being a fresh series Of imposl-
tions In addition racial animosity Is intensity
ing az the vexatious treatment Of the Brtish-lnd-
ian and Cape boys" which is rousing mucQ DIT
t.rness There was a serious development last
week when a Boer policeman murdered an Eng
lishman named Edgar. entering the latters h2use
and shooting him. The policeman was arrested
unon tho charge of murder, but on the following
dav tho charge was reduced 10 one OF manslaugh-
ter and the policeman obtained his liberty on pail
The British agent demanded restitution OF 'he
charge Of murder. and a mass-meetne' "hich was
attended by five thousand Uitlanders. was held at
Johannesburg on Sunday to protest against the
murder of Edgar and to present TO the British
Consul 4 strongly worded petition TO the Queen,
roofing the wrongs Of the Uitlanders and appeal
ing for protection and such other steps as may be
found necessary terminate the existing intoi-
erable state OF affairs" There were no speeches.
owing TO the laws prohibiting political gatherings
but the demonstration was very impressive. The
netition was presented 10 the consul on the bal
cony of the consulate, the whole multitude signify
ine assent bv uplifting their hands. References TO
the Boer policeman elected shouts OF Lynch
him" The meeting, however, was pedceIuI, Win
the exception Of a slight affray with the police at
its conclusion.
The newspapers publish venomous articles on
the subject The Boer organ, the Rand Post,
yesterday discussed the prospect Of war with Great
Britain. and advised that on the first British act
of war twenty hours to leave be given the
women and children at johannesburg. and that
the whole place be then razed and that the per-
petrators Of these turbulent proceedings. If caught
should be thrown into the deep shafts Of their
mines. with the debris OF their machinery for
costly shrouds" adding that the whole OF Johan-
nesburg will exult If the Afrikander Ward Is con-
verted into a gigantic rubbish heap. as mighty
tombstone for the shot-down authors Of the mon
strous deed"
The Pretoria "Volkstein' suggests that January
be observed Jameson Day and that DR.. jane
son be burned in efgy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
THE PONTIFF WARNS CATHOLICS.
DOCUMENT or IT'S WAY FROM ROME TO
CARDINAL GIBBONS.

Rome Dec 29.-It is asserted here that Ponin-
cal document concerning religious matters in Amer
ica has been dispatched to Cardinal Gibbons and
will be published in Europe as soon as 1t reaches
him.
Although dealing principally with local customs
and modes Of action in conformity with the re-
ugtous liberty accorded In the United States, the
document II is understood warns Catholics against
the dangers Of certain unorthodox regulations
touching matters Of conscience, such as were ad-
vanced by certain commentators upon The Life
81 Father Hecker" and the dangers OF doctrines
Ike that of human evolution upheld by DR. Zahm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
NEWFOUNDLAND FREE TO TREAT.
WILL BE PERMITTED TO MAKE A FISHERY
ARRANGEMENT WITH THE UNITED
STATES

St Johns y. F.. Dec. 29-It is generally expected
here that the failure OF the Canadians 10 secure
fishery arrangement through the negotiations Of
the Joint High Commission at Washington will re-
suit in the British Government permitting this col
ony TO negotiate a separate arrangement with the
United States upon the basis OF the Bond Blaine
Convention which allowed NewfoundlanG FISH free
entry into the American markets. American vessels
receiving free bait and fishing privileges in New
fOundand waters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
DUKE OF YORK TO BE PROMOTED.

TO BE MADE A REAR ADMIRAL. WHEN HE WILL
WELCOME AMERICAN wARsHtPs.
London Dec 29.-rhe Press Association to-day
announces that the Duke OF York will probably
be made n rear admiral before the squadron Of
American warships which Is expected to visit Eu-
rope reaches spithead. In whose reception. 1t Is
added the Duke will take a prominent part.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-30
GERMANY AND THE SAMOAN ISLANDS

REPORTED ARRIVAL OF AN AMERICAN WAR
SHIP CAUSES COMMENT IN BERLIN
Berlin Dec 29-There is much comment here at
the reported arrival OF American warship at
Apla Samoa. the newspapers regarding II as a sign
that President Mckinley means 10 carry out the
programme outlined in his recent message TO Con-
gress The "Nossische Zeitung' says
mo doubt Great Britain Will support America
and thus parayze the slowly acquired German pre-
ponderance. There Is no longer chance OF Ger
many securing exclusive control"