davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-24
GureQaJDe uahrubten.

Us lr3burg. Sci Der bieiissn 8abl
Der fatbolilAen &irdenratbsmitslieb
I'M Mfatnpisrtel plaeten Die Setter uns
sew0bnlid fart auf chamber, 10 oaE
aud Die Sdulte ais fdla9enbe @runoe
Sermcnoun9 fanoen uno Giner an Bic
0uft aeicst wurbc. S9lieBli6 wuroe
nad Boli5ei sei9ift, uno eS eridiea alS
rettenoer @n9el CUR 8elanfti9un9 Der
@emiit9er elm Wa4tmeiltes init iiebeu
Poliseiioloaten.
Mtt Dem Neubau ser Nrtilcriefaierne
On Der IumGble tuuroe bereit8 b%s9onnen.
Dieislbe Wirb bon iebr 9rOBem l1mfanse
,perben uno namentli1 einen weiten
Grer5ierplae entbalten. Der rHotbe
8au", belien poriabri9er Srano bis
Jest Elm &atblel seblieben, 1T u uis'
Der berseliellt uno lam wobl ais zines
Der Id6ulten @ebduoe %unlerer Staot
bs;si9nst uerbsn. Oerislbe war Be-
tauutl.d iriber ltGbtliAes Gisentbunl
unS 9in9 erit i'm pori9ea Sabre ourd1
amfauf in oen Sels Der Wfilitdruer'
waltun9 l6er.
Gm 18. Desembsr io1te Der 8roseB
Wannfrleo Dor benz bieli9en 9taotsea
ribt perbanoelt werben. Der Wsin.
bdnoler Wanufrisb iol einem isiner
NelIenoen %9e9enibcr 9eauBert ba6en, ct
babe bel Der lesten 2anOtaasiua9l oil 50
Stimmen sefauit, unO aerietb au9 mil
oemielbsn 9teilenoeM nur aus BEN
@runoe in uneIuisfeit. neil bsrielbs
nidlt liberal aeltimImt bate. Der Set
ienbe merfte lid einise bon 8aunfrieo
ibnl ssgeuiber sebraudts IusOrife uno
ltetlte &laae wesen Gbrenbeleioi9uug.
Nahoem Die Sabe bereitS Dor Wtonas
ten perta9t moroen mar, ~gelangte fl
Dor ben &idter, wuroe aber auf unbs'
ltimmtc d3elt oerta9t, uuo swar auf Gin.
tra9 oes Staatsanpalt8 lopobl ais oca
8ertbeioiserS. Bannfrieo befinoet iid
ndmlih, wie bereitS mitsetbeilt, in In.
teriudung wcsen @eiufallduns. UNI
sS loacn babsr Die bsioen linn 5nr 9alt
scle9ten Ser9eben Dor Dem elben @eribte
CUR S%erbanSlun9 fommea.
Das .6rf. Soltsbl.l ertlart sic Mfit'
tbeilung, SilAof @eiBmaan babe ell
beoeutenoeS SermD9en bintsrlaHeu, fiji,
irri9 ; ais Sanptcrbeu babe oer Ser,
itorbens ben bilh0nidsn Stubl bon
@dr3burs nit Der geltImmuns einse'
leet, on ir9cnO einem Srts xr Dt0csie.
100 IS %notbwenoig let, cine tatbolil4'
Eiarrei Ill erridltsn.
, 1876-01-24
Gnsiano.

2pnopn, 81. San. Sic oMnti-
@flapsrci= @eiell6af," aberreifte &C.
iteru bem 2prb Scrtp, Miniltcr beS
seubern, cine Sentl6riit int Setreff oel
ameritanilden Girfular=Note. Mtan er-
inrcrte i'm paran, baB er i'm SUM- se=
lagt babe, Die enslii6e &e9ieruns ipm=
patbiiire nit Der Angele9cnDeit uno Gnq
Iano lu6te Die Ser. Staotcn in ibren
gemiibnnscn sur gelcitisnnS Der cuba=
nibii1en @9picrigteitcn 81 unteritiiscn.
2prb 9erbp %cr,piperte, baB Die 9ieyle=
runs Der Mnsclegenbeit Die 9eb1ibrenoe
animertlamtsit lhentsn lperoe.
2pnoon, %. San. Sic BON Der
anti- G tlopsrei= @eiell@oft Dem Wairl=
Itcr bes Muswdrtigcn, Carl Serbp. Se=
treffs Der eubanii6en Srase ilberrei9tt
DenfiAriit beiast, oab Die @eical6afi
aus 5nperldllioen MaAri@ten weib, bop
Spanien 81 Cuba in boiiel5e @erbdlt-
nib trctcn mill, in Dem England Su Ga=
naba ltcbt, ,uenn Die SfIapersi bclbehol'
ten miro. Sn Der Senti6riit 1T i'm Sin
blid ouf Dug 9inoernib, welhes pom
Cart 9erbp i'm lebten Sabre anse=
beutet wuroe, ooB @rpbbrittaniens Gin
greifen in Die cubonif6e Trage gifcr=
Iudt in Nmcrifa berporrnfen wilroe,
ni1t mebr eriltirt.
Scr n@lube" last, bob in eiaer Ser
iammlung Der nNatianol &iFe~ @hocia.
tion" bel6lufen wuroe, oab Der Terein
Die Ginlaouns Der Nelp Yorfer accept
rem unb cine @elpanni9aft orsaniliren
ipQ, I'm bos Ser. &%6ni9rei6 gu pertre-
ten, ~uurausseiest, ooB England, S6ott
LAMB unb Srlano feline unabbGn9i9en
@elpanui9oflen i@iden.
2onbpn, %. San. Gin ltiirmi-
i9ss @etter, meIdes in England berrld
te. bat Die Sslesrapben : Werbinouns
5piI9cu 2pnbou UNI 2iuerpool SerltOrt
Gin nmitano, wel9er ieit uieIsn Sa5reu
lid nidt erei9net bat.
, 1876-01-24

wurben in Ssn lesten 8 S1bre' an Nittwru
unb Wailsn Don bisisr @ieLlbaft ausseaabit.
, 1876-01-24
greiie Der Mnteigen:
Aeueae trlfsr. pfpel1en.
Defreid

2onbon, %. San. Cine nn9oril1'
3eitun9 mclost, bob 9orbereitunscn 9s=
trrfien wcrberl, bel Gssef, elmer Dltrel1i=
iden Teituns, eln 2a9er far $4,000
DIAM ~ errl6ten.
gs ~perlantet, onB Die 8eamten Der 6
ienbabneu in Grpatien Mnweiluny erbal'
ten baben, fir Die Sranspcrtirrll9 pDr
Sruppen Maes bereit 81 balten.
, 1876-01-24
&uBlanD.

9onbon, %. San. Sic rullil6e
Sele9ropben= 49entur beri9tet, bab &uB
lano iebr sufriebcn iei nit Gnelanos
Intwort auf Die Ditrsi6il@e @otc. 9ie
Yprbebalte Gn0louosm crren ols unlue-
ientli9 an9eicben.
, 1876-01-24
Die Tnbkur

N b%eftmmt. bas sanae bisbertse S%silpsrh5ren unas
iunoben. Ole &mr ptrb burd bas ioaendnmte
SoDbae nne bur3 gtnnsbmen BON &obpnIoer
beutrtt. Tte ~sobbdoer betsen an, no bic Srantbsit
Sett aeiset fe bic eebensfrait bes @snidm on.
Ganienoe fino tn ben lebten spei Sabren In Der
S~aossNni,9lt, "a Stcnton Str Rem BORT sebeilt
@er5te unb apotbctrr Ste 2obbabtr unterideiten
t9 pom anberen Sab. N baburd, bob Se brett auf
pie Srantbeit einptrten, II 3 ben frdnfen Stoif ents
iernsn, n r9el9er 4Srm er aud sum goridein
tonllHa Ste ituo cHt Terbrennnngss ODER @uSiheiS
b~un9ssgroceb Der 6rautbeitsltofie. Seber arante
miro bel Der anlpenoung bieier Cur f~o3uiagen (etn
si9sner arstt.. g9cnn Seunenb burb bteie 8aber8es
fenb nod Der bisberiessn Seilmetbobe BITE htttel
esmShnlid sefdbrlt6er iinb aIs bic SranrbettIelbit,
nno f3 oiters e. aan1ts Seer fe.anSarer Jsranss
beiten einItelt.
inb dnBerli3, %furtren, 70 inb bod bic Mirtunsen
bet fol9enoen Rrautbetten, beionoers penn fe {ib
nod tn oeutemS nitanbe %befinben, gang oubercrbents
lid: &ieber, felbft Neruens nnb Epphusieber,
iurtri SaIsz mnS Gmneemidpinofad6t wirt.
beionberS bet iuHaen eeuten u, I'M criien Stabium,
sewSbnIi6 le19t furirt. 21aNsrsa6t Ebsms
.tatismas D srS sh OFT Ire is9s ISn'I s:seiit;
tDpbiIstiSdIc Rrantbeiten In ieoem &rabe. Sci
di.6'"'u Sranfbeiten, SranotpagSen. @es
tdltp rer SerepbeIn &C; tt Se @irtuna stne
i'm Seben pom FER %9Strsnns gu abersensen. 9aa,
aenfreb9 i;:,b fogenannte &sarus ober
SuPcrrubr (eiw. aieSt itnbsifbate 9ronfbeit)
iSnrben sebe;ii Oct I'stersr &rantbeit eeben 25
groSsnl bes I'D ritofeS nit iebem Babe 6ur9 ben
URN ab.
Nie Sot unb Ttnnebmesqnlpsr ,uerben mad
iebem 9las TN eapSe ps-i4nbt, Der Yreis bed
SaStspulpers lit -, Der bes Ginnebme ; 9uIpers
81. Ran IaHe fi9 cine Broi9are fiber bic aoatus
b er3lii4sr cher hsnti4er Spra9e i6iten.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
u etouton Str. (Box 1904
Rem YsrI
, 1876-01-24
Cuba.

Sapona, %. San. Gen. Gopitdu
Sopelar fat cine PROCLAMATION crloiien,
our6 pclde or Die u%ebcrnabmc ots GDm
munop's anSeiat, Oielelbe 1T lcbr 9c=
mellen aber beIfimmt.
, 1876-01-24
|T R'Ei:EgkSg[IAfi61
HBp' RgASSsEFeZr S$SAA

DR.. 6. q. Sscote, 12o Seriuston aue.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, Stem Dorf, als uuab.
b~dn9i9er atr5t, beboltoett oGe strteu 6 + ro II.
ti6er &rau fbetten, uno cmpidngt
Srieie ans alen Gbeilen Ser cipiliiirten
@elt.
0urd sic origiuetlc @eiie in Der aus.
iibung iciner mcbi5intiGen Braris
bebaubelt er 5ablreife Yatieutcn iii europa,
Subien, Canada unb in iebcm
Staate Der Seretlligteu Staaten.
8rieflide GDuilltatioIen mnentaeltlid.
@cber Mineralien nod iddblide Bfonser
gebrandt. Scinabe 10000 Batienten iplr.
ben III ben letten 20 Sa5rcn bebanbelt.
Sober Sail ipiro %eiu5cln iorsfdltig r%egitrirt,
OBJ brieflid ooer peri0nlid, Oh pon benz Doctor
felbit ODER i%ei1en 9iilfSdr3tcn. 2ettere iinb
ole ipihenidaftlid %sebiloete MteOiainer,
AGe 2Satienten, ,uerfje cntfernt ruo6mem,
erbalten cine onsfiibrlide Sragelife franco
per Poit poer I'M Saule. Sin uonitanbises
fpiicnlatiidcS Gintrogen lit ben 9ider,,
pcrlirbert SeBler ODER Srrtbiitner. Die
Sddcr luerbcn nur bon ben augefteGten
GerSteu 9c6ffnet.
&e9en Tra9eliite ODER an~bertpeitise Con.
fnltationcn a~oreiiire ilau tuie folst:
Q DIR. e. b. FOOTE,
8or 1888, Neip gorf.
, 1876-01-24

Seine @eie1ihoft birtct er6Bere Gor>
tbeile Denen all, wclhc ibr 2ebcn peril
d,ern, al8 oiele.
Dtelelbe bot General &gcrten In IS @taa.
ten bss Sanpes nnb 1T tie ~elusie1ts iiicllb;
S%ompa9nie, mcife I'M Staate New SJplf.
Ohio unb 9ennip Sanla 6utcrftrt III, IpliSc'
Tilr &etensreriiGeranasu auasuseteu. leter
81, Z 0, 900
wurben in Gen legtea s Slbre, an Wittwrr
une Wailrn Don bieisr @.ieLlNaft ausseaobit.
Der grfoIs tie'er 9pmpaaaic it III ter Yc
ldibte rer gebersDsr iGerunes @ffen1Noftr
nod ME bassweien, ,ple ~fpIsenbe 3lie ,Gre;
9rfplses eriablt:
gpltsrn parsn aussescben am %. @ar, 1867 Giur
1. S,pt. 1863 5000
. 1. 2ssbr. 1871 $500
l.. Saauar 1875 $4,000
SIR @erf9erunesplan lit grgenieitis.
$4,000 ~plieea amsaes
F9eben.
Sm oieier Gumpasnie iinb oicle ser be-
fanntelten blelisen leutiden peritdert.
2eros 6. Gomarbs, @encrai=a aent.
ito 9ermann Sophie. reuti&er asfnt.
, 1876-01-24
GbarleS 6pl5bauer
i'm neuen Warft,

i'm nelten Marft,
Stano g iii m er A.
ale Mrtsn Wura, ais Seller. . ut pnt
Sratpurf iinb fets friib uub aufs 9rls ~.
t%e'sttct, su BADEN lei
un Int Gb1rIss 9%olsb3utr.
, 1876-01-24
Sabres Ginfommcr iiber 81, 500, 900.

nc earsinqten, prdi.. 5. 6. Grmarts. giseprdf.
''' ~S'''s SRI e. e.,s. en II = i Si inar. a'''ssf','
, 1876-01-24


oieks beleiSe y. worat us rer @,Irjsl ID
mtritanii6sn ?Ice ION W ~Strirt, III Elm aaNa
h,eines eisblinssattrante Ser gs-ip0bner Sse Stplu
bes pen 4err, Mterifo unS i~delioDein Sall'prnla'
no bic Tfane m6ddt uno ecrsiht. lie eerti9en
her,te rctcmmeneirn Sa1slbe ~beiduSis ais Elm
,stimulant uno 9iuretie In allen &rant,
fsitcn, melbe folts N'ittcl tr6eiidsl. einer bee
ei9entbinier ~bsrielbcn, m66reno elmer @linereiis
kurdb Merifo uuo Salifcrnia Dor einiscn Sabren
srbielt bon einem fpaniibsn Notcr unter Dem Gies
el Der @erihNpissenDsit ooS Sri9inal=TtWpt Der
Busereihna. Die @iocntbinsr SeNslbct rNtrrtn
,s Sem aaacmeinen 4ublitum in Der ~Scifmna, cNt
kin onertanntsr Mscrtb an eer SiNs ees fiasn
Oceans, eurh GtbrauN AZ, Der otlontifhen SGNs
ssG,issrt merrc, ba fc ~iber,cuot IinS, RAP Sitits
beilmitte! oils elm S8rblth0tsr Ger MeniObeit CHI
.rht &siue mfeblbartn Gieenitofttn erlrstien
ab 0,s,.I Gravel, Seut, 6rcnifher &htunatisulIs
h1tipitnte mSaNerlutt, Slanilenb Solid, Sbfruta
tpnsn eer Gqait, Ger Slitren uno urindre Sr9ane;
eeeen Spsepfa uno aIaemeine e dipG1e uno In
S1nen, no te eebenStr0ite ,M Ginten pe9rlHefk
III Ietn Uebraid) unb @rfl9 eellslben nab-"""
nlirotulSs unp uniitcrtrrdtn.
Sic @critansr baltsn cs fir elm ~cbirlut's ops.
tiir@SsImittst Don Sourbutie.
q @ebrands.I rspeifnas.
=. Elm Giuretie sinen Gblcftl pca In e'n,.i
&0cinolaie poa aNdtriroNsr Srcimal ecs GAGS, pcf
Aer Ma6l,eit. ais Elm G timutAnt, ron einers
Salbcn bis ~ siuem aanln GScin9iaie Doh NIT eia
perio a0aitr 70 oft olS nrthio.-
@raminire zen eicsel auf Dem etcpten fcrafai
ia mo ~tberjsuse SID, 4se Sa6sIbs pOrbsr nid
Bebrrhen+
ascIe' g,reis miro ren OF. sissnEisasrts fir Oh
teren S.aid.n uno siiss bBasIt yoenn atstIdes
eRidsebra9t psrosn.
, 1876-01-24

@cr 1000 pidtise Selebrunsen iiber ben
snenldliden &6rper fennen lernen min, bon
benen er friiber feline abnuns sebabt, Der
Ieie rOffene Solfsiprade NIB 81.
TIMBER Meni@ems8erfanb ein
'erniritlses Sud- fir pertdnbise 9eute unb
Elm gntes Sud- fit Seberrann. aus benz.
lelbtm folnen i~ebruiele Saden selernt werben,
iueld)e bic neiitcn 2eute fid) seuirem bonn
Sausarstc ST erira9en. Sn9altszSer.
3et1ntb bes @erfes franco per %olt an
tebe beliebige Iorcle. Wian ,pclloe li5 ou:
2aarrap sill Yerfags. s5ano:nmS,
Q 129 gait %. Ct, Stem Dort.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-26
PERSONAL.

At Indianapolis on the 18th ey-Gauger
McGr.f was found guilty by jury on nine OF
twelve indictments against him for reve.
nue. frauds. One of the counts on which he
was convicted was for receiving bride OF
$500 from the Binghams (distillers).
The widow Of the late ex-President John
son died on the night OF the 18th at the resi-
dence of her dau ghter, near Greenville, Tenn.
d. W. Mum, ex-Supervisor OF Internal
Revenue for the Chicago District, has been
required TO give bail in the sum Of $4,000
for his appearance in Milwaukee to stand
rial on charge Of conspiracy to defraud
the Government revenue and accepting
brides. The Chicago papers of the 10th say
that be emphatically denies being guilty OF
any of the alleged charges. Several of the
Chicago distiilers and rectifiers have con-
fessed in court To having been engaged in
manufacturing and dealing in crooked whis-
Ky and expressed their willingness to tell
all they know concerning the ring frauds
and the revenue officials and others engaged
in them. .
President Grant on the nth nominated
George S. Bangs, recent Superintendent OF
the Railway Mail Service, for Assistant
United States Treasurer at Chicago.
John I. Hartranft was inaugurated Gov.
ernor of Pennsylvania, rs his own successor
on the 18th.
In his letter 10 Senator Gordon, asking fol
the removal Of his political disabilities, Gen
Beauregard states that he makes the applica
ton in order that he may be qualified to
serve as IA member Of The Louisiana Levee
Board OF Commissioners, at the expressed de
sire Of his friends in New Orleans.
1t has been decided that the Plymouth
Church advisory council shall be called fol
Feb s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-26

\ Ne" York Telegram ct he l4rh saws The
attempt 10 can g Congregational council for
the porpose 81 deciding ;lr ,qucsyion as 10
the r'Sht oi Plymouth Church lo drop from
the list a" mcmhyr,AiF the name oi Mrs,
Noultou had finally fstcd la arranging the
list Tor the council the name, Of Or. Storrs
ana DR. Eutdlng,on were included
among, other oiorHmsn, After they bad
announced that ,hyy would probably
accept ,hc invitation the committee
of Plymouth Church entered pro,,s,
against their serving, on the ground that
they were partial and bad enm,ty against the
church. When some OF The o'hrr churches
heard that DR. Storfs' ana Or Baddiug,on's
churches would oe left on; ;Ary also declined
10 serve, and the calling II The council " a.
abandoned. Mn. Moulton Was spprised Of
the fact Of the Withdrawal Of the churches
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-26
CONGRESSIONAL,

Senate not in session On the l4,b
Ia the House .4c Amnesty bill. - amended p,
NJ BANKS 49,, reported back f-.,fl, ,b.. r.,.is-,-
COMMITTEES, 'at main question ordered. ana m.
N'.. '0 -le passage ui th- bah rr,alreg Ina IL r.
.'Sl'@-fvHs L. aAss Ff 'ttr- not being H..
th9a made Glo.sou 20 reconsider. Tins nb-1i,,5',
N .'NF' ana asked unanimous lauseut 20 ,rt,- q, .
1it lNf amnesty win she exception " J.. tY,r.or
49,. LYONS "v.y made 90 bl- on, 5iug fhr
T."'F ItaeI WuauL So .tcuu>iGer ana ~.
hN,he RnA'lN withdrew hjs motion Afr.- ~
tty-'as'vh ittiaEli e. De tActics purSaed b. NJ
h'@AAe ~@a sa1s'2ca, Tie Pension Appfopria t,on
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-26

New Mexico, and threw the press, type, and
other fixtures into the river. The trouble re-
suited from local political feeling.
Eight persons, members Of a prominent
boarding house in Columbus, Ohio, were
taken suddenly and seriously i'll on the Goth,
caused by eating diseased pork. Other per-
sons in the city had been affected in similar
manner, and from like cause.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-26

y BAPTIST clergyman in Waterloo, y.
l. recently stopped in the middle Of his
sermon 10 rcprove member of his con-
grtEauon Tor taking notes, saying. that it
disconnected and annoveG him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-26

\ REMARKABLE case Of restoration Of
speech has recently occurred. some time
ago little son Of Mr. Daniel J. Farr.
VINO lives az No. 6 Lafa.ytue street. lost
ms voice, and was unable to speak above
whisper. The parents were greatly dis
lFes>ed on account Of II. for he was a
bright ltt.e fellow, and they consulted
many physicians, but they told them that
,he F"ca! organs were paralyzed and that
ne would never be able to speak aloud.
y few days ago the boy went -at 10 skate.
and As he arrived a; the ice he saw some
81 his playmates. Without thinking he
attempted 70 shout to them, ana to his
great surprise he uttered loud .halloo."
lie atonce started on the run for home and
shouted: Mother, can speak. | can
SPEAK The mother was at hrst much
startled, but when she found that her boy
had really regalned tie use of his voice
her dgligh; may be better imagined ;han
uescF'oed.-Port2dEd Me- Argus
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-26

Tue yield of the Ohio coal mines last
year exceeded 1000 ,0QQ. tons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-26

'A''''' 'f HttNt' 'h' N"'W' ait sent IN NlSrt-
gard Of thc regulations, but the expenses Of
neutrality-suspicious. will be deducted from the
returns made therefor.
The town Of Apollo, ON TIE West PeuusyI-
vapa Railroad, WAS almost rullrcR DESTROYED
by lire On thu nigh, ~ the lSh. forty buIll.
iags, including number uf store. b.ipss
burned, loss between $4,000 aud $4,000.
The Moody ana Saokry revival Efforts IN
Philadelphia have been b~uugl, 10 ela.s
MI Moody Is reported as saving ths, Ae ne.
SaIdyi The revival In that city as ,4g most
successful he had ever been Instrumental Ina
oEectng. The 0umher of meetings and Rihlc
readings held during the eight weeks of ,h,ir
continuance was 24S The grand total
Of attendants upon the services is as.
hmaicd AZ @oo,co0 comprising SOME S10eo
different persons. The cN peusss Of The revival
were about $50 60. At the cl,,sin.- mrctln-
held 90 'hc evening OF the ip,h--the twenty.
trst anniversary Of the Young VI en-. Cars
Tan Assoeiauon-oysr l2oC0 reor'e were
present, aud as many more were turned away
Tor want ~ room. collection u over SiG1
eco Was taken up 20 aid the completion - !.
ucw building for Tie Y. NJ ca. One lady
whose Son had been converted. seat is
ihank-et'eriug a diamond r.us. for which a
gentleman gayr 81 ,Oul
ON The uigh; Of The 18th mob attacked
the utase Of the Wees a..! Press. o. yi,srro,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-29

lie walked into the drug store, OBJ
serves the New Orleans Bwictin. and
said Gimme a glass Of that sody.'
"what syrup will you have p said the
boy. SYRUP don't want syrup; |
want sodyl' The boy put the glass
under the faucet and turned on the
saltwater full head. As IL struck the
glass with a Kissing noise the stranger
said /: Gosh, all Jerusalem; what's
that 2" and starting backward fell over
a stool, aud as he tried to get up he
brushed against perfumery stand,
which caused bottle to fall of aud
strike him on the back Of the head.
AT the same time, the boy, thinking
that something serious had happened,
dropped the glass on the marble coun-
ter, breaking il into ninety-nine pieces.
The stranger, with his hands to the
back Of his head, and his eyes proirud.
ing with fright, started for the street
at speed oftwenty miles an hour, and
ran plump into the arms OF a police.
man, who collared him, and said i:
whats the matterg" matter J"
said the stranger, "why, the drugstore
has exploded, and I'm the only man
saved"
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Al Indians Last Shot.

On Monday morning. Aug. Il, four
white men, while out hunting about
two miles from Deadwood, killed a
deer, and while they were SHINING it.,
one of them saw an Indian approach
ing them, leading his pony. He was
probably trying to surprise them; but,
being uncertain of their exact position,
he had approached too near, and they
discovered him first. One of the party
snatched up his shotgun, loaded with
buckshot, and fired both barrels, bring
ing down the Indian and his pony.
The confident manner in which the
Indian hal walked toward them had
led them to suppose that he was sup
ported by a number of others, and so
they quickly retieated toward Dead
wood for re-eniorcements. A party
started out to scout the country, and,
on reaching the spot where the deer
lay, the men saw the body of the In.
dian by the side of bis pony, and,
thinking him dead, they rushed for
ward. This action was fatal to one of
the party. for a shot from the Indians
rifle struck him in the heart. A volley
from the others killed the Indian III
stantly. however, and his body was
quickly surrounded by the white men.
The Indian had been almost riddled
with buckshot, one shoulder and both
legs having been broken, yet he had
managed to bandage his legs and to
take uaerring aim with his wounded
arm. Knowing that his life would be
taken without doubt, he had prepared
to sell it as dearly as possible, and,
lying on his back, he rested his rifle
on his wounded legs and shot dead the
foremost of his assailants. In his
mouth was another cartridge ready to
reload. His rifle was the best and
latest breech-loading arm issued to the
army in 1873, aud it wa. probable that
he had obtained it in the Custer or
Reno fight, since an old bullet mark
in the grip of the stock showed that il
had been in action. - Bla ok Hills Pic,
neer,
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Ihonnhf 10 ,ras q TMmneI.

A young couple boarded the north
bound Kentucky express at Boston
last evening (says the Cincinnati En-.
quirer.) II was Mt once observed by
the passengers that they we're some
spoons" The young man was evil
IDENTIFY acquainted with the road, Tor
as the train approached the tunnel
about ten miles back of Covington, he
prepared for business. Just before the
road reaches the tunnel, however, it
passes through a short, dark bridge.
As the train shot into the bridge the
young man, not to miss IN inch more
of the supposed opportunity than he
could help, threw his arms around the
girls waist and proceeded to spread his
mouth all over hers. just as he got
properly adjusted and secured a mod
crate suction power about the girls
sweet mouth, and was lightning his
grip around her shoulders till the bones
fairly snapped, the train as suddenly
whizzed into daylight as the moment
before it rumbled into darkness. The
young man dropped the girl as if she
we're poison. To aggravate matters
still more, after they did get into the
tunnel, some one touched up green
light and nipped another embrace just
about half way.
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Kindness in Milking.

There is no situation in life where
man comes in contact with man, or
with domestic animals, where be
should not exercise kindliness and
consideration. Even as suave and
gracious manner wins for person
golden opinions, so tenderness and pa
thence, combined with common sense,
will gain for him the greatest profit in
his iarm-yard. N milking cows, too
many of our farmers forget what they
are handling. The udders Of some
cows are always exceedingly sensitive
and tender. If with rude grasp and
carelessly rough grip the mixer be
gins to strip the milk from the bag, il
is no wonder that the COW immediate
ly protects herself by kicking. In
those countries where women do near
ly all the milking. the kicking. "ugly"
COWS are the exception. The loud, dis
agreeable tone, the blow upon her
flank, and rude method OF fairly drag
ging the creamy fluid into the pail,
make Of the most amiable creature, a
cross, stubborn and unruly beast. The
mild. brown, peaceful eyes, and sweet
breath of this profitable animal can
but have their influences on any man
ly heart. A COW is frequently of a
nervous temperament,and Of very del
icate fibre, incapable of enduring I'M
kindness with patience, that it were
well to study her physical nature mar
rowly in order to make her of the
most possible benefit as a mixer or
mother of calves.--[Golden Rule