davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-13

gate obne &ruro iinb. SIM Safe Der
vYopbotan" obgefo6ren lit, iinO Oepes
i9en na6 Sort Monroe ab9elanot tporz
Den, nm ben Sampler a~nsubalten.
New-0 orf, IL. Nopember. Sic
2el6enidou @ci6porenen IN Der Inter
Iu6unq Setreffs beg Sooes BON Sbs.
Mc0onou96 in Utica, N.sD., welder
am 8. 5. 90. md6rsno zines 6odtlsuges
ourd eincn Sdlas auf ben aopi eet0o=
tet wuroe, 9absn 9citern hen @abripru6
ob, boB Der 0eritorbene pon Soiepb9op
ben aus Some, &,-D, 9etOOtet wuros.
Sapoen 1T nod niht ei%ngefAn9en.
St.2ouis, IL. 3op. Sr. gomoro
&ambo ret:ete am IeBten Sieniia9 Mors
gen bel 2copenwortb, S., Sen., 8. So.
lter, uno oeiien 8 lttin BON Dem Waner-
tooe. 6rau Softer bate li4 fiinf Stun
Den an Dem &an0e zines umgeihla9enen
Bootes sebalten uno ibren @otten bel
Den Saaren iiber 8aiier gebalten. Sr.
uno Srau Softer paren in Sc9lcttung
zines @efdbrtcn BON Omaha in einem
Soote ab~gefabren onneIbe fubr an
Monta9 obsrbalb Salon auf einen
8aumltamm uno I6lug I'm. Ser Sc
fdbrte Der bei0sn @atten e%rt'anf; 9err
SoIer mar ebenfnQs am untergeben, als
i'm feline 6rou bel Den Saaren erlpll9te
uno iiber 8oIier bielt, bis Seioe 9eret
tst tpuroen.
St.Soepb, Wo., 10. Nopember.
Gin 0itil6 sebenoen 3us Der p5annibal
ct. Sulepbcr Sabn" lief seIttrnMor9en
in Der Ndbe BON 8rootfielo aus Dem
@eleiie. Gin @asson rolte Swei ooer
hreimal iiber, unb oret anoere wllrosn
auf Ole Ssite seldleubert. Gil Mann
uno Elm Sdu9lin9 wuroen, ME man per.
muthet, tOotlid perlebt, uno ungefdbr 20
anbere YaHa9iere wuroen mcbr ober me
niger eefdbrli9 p%erlpunoet. Die Ser
lebten wuroen Eab 8ropfielo 9ebradt.
, 1876-11-13
george Nibipm, jr.,

N o. 1907 81 ai :. StraBe.
SmpUrteur unb gambler in
alien Sorten For5ellan- ruO @laS>
Maaren, iopie in ueridicoenen
Arten SauSba tuusSse-
rdtbldofter.
ST bate fueten birsft son Der Satrif in
0int ,ass, 6ranfyeid, cine fril9e Seneuna
BON Gem tsltsn frcnsSitlaen Mp rtifsln IN
@laswaaren, welde lt4 lehr fir Saloons unp
Il rtblhaften e%isnen, erbalten II . bite ; 8
pubIfam mis- su teiuten, ba i9 iebr srbGtis
bin msins Waaren 6u ssiasn.
, 1876-11-13
neufte tsle9r. pfps(bfn.
Ser &rieg iut Orient.

STARTS, 10. Nouember. Ser 8rnf
BON G6omborb 1T gum Delesaten Der
fronaDIil6en &e9ieruhe 5u Der COME
rens ser Md6te getrefs Der orisntali=
f6en sSrooe ernannt porben. Mun en-
,partet, baB bic @ibune Der Gonfereni
III unsefdbr atpei Wu9en beginner
miro.
gonItantinopeL IL. Noptr
SIT 9iorte bot bis jebt nod ni6t aui
Die @orf6ldee gnslano's getreHs elmer
Gonfercn5 seontwortet.
, 1876-11-13
Ggbpten.

2onbon, IL. Mopember. Cine
&euter'lGe 9epcl6e ans Cairo meloet,
bob Der e9pptiide 6inanaminiiicr lpe'
gen SsrldmDrung 9t9en ben Tlce=
G6nig abgeisbt unb perboftet woroen
lit. SoIirin. Der Sobn bes 8ice.GD=
MOS, 1T Sam Sinonsmiriter crnanni
tporoen.
, 1876-11-13
Tranfreib.

8er5oilles, II. Nop. Ser San=
belsminiiter benadri6tiste seitern 9to4-
mittaa Die Seputirtenfammcr, bab Sr.
Ma16burne, Der ameritanii6e @eianote,
1id nit Der Grfldruns Oes Srn. eom-
me1arb, in welder oerielbe in @brcoe
5telt ben onit0bi9en Sriei Setreffs Der
@e(tousielun9 periabt 5n baben, su=
frieoen erfldrt bat.
, 1876-11-13
0irginia Staats<W a5etGf
taslt9 bsrausssssben BON
9obn y. y c II.
30. 8 3polfte Stra6e.
u d. IN 0 B, y q.
Wretie Der Mu3eigen:

SrS6,re gnetssa wer en- -tpissr berf6nst.
sdt pber reniser Bel %rbIben etnen Saaars.
gIae gn,etaen Tnb I'M @sraus au sdtlen.
Die 3eituua tpi,b tn &i1mont aab l1rt-
asaenb son tsm 3rGssrn tar IS Gents per
Wphe au8eetraeen.
, 1876-11-13

NSS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-11-13
Gdifer. Cine II

Yopierene6difer. Cine IN
ternebmen0e @tidditsfirma in Dem
9tdotden g8elt Yoint, glebra@fa, bat
sur N%erientun9 ibrcs @~eISenmsbls TO-
chen 6dlier BON Yapier nit enti6ieocnen
Grfol9e einseiiibrt. Sic na@ bean Yas
tente zines 9eutiden aus Mlentopn,
Ya., sefertiatcn 6dlier mifsen oos Stild
nI6t 5cbn Bfuno uno foitln fonm balh
Iouie ME bol5erne Safer, limo babel
itbr oauerb Mt, nno ibrGriinber beboup.
tet ouBeroem, our4 BeltreiAen oes Sn.
rsrn nit elmer bon Inn prQp0rlrten de
miiAen Subitans Dem Yapler cine lol6e
0ihtigteit 9eben 5u fDnnen, oaB be
6dl1sr ielbit sur @erlenoung BON fmliilli-
gen Stoffen getrouAt meroen fOnnsn.
sic bsltcbsn aus einem GDlpn0er BON
4apicr nit bDl5ernen SDoen unO einem
9teil an jenem Gnoe.
, 1876-11-13
Dit TnbkurA

Ut b%eIttmmt, bss game btsbcrise Setlperfabren ur1s
buitoben, Die 6ur ptro bur9 oas iogenannte
SpDbae uhe bnr9 @innebmen pom S~obpnlper
bewfrft Gte epbbdber betssn on, no bic 8rantbett
ibreu Sip bat, NJ ttef ie lte9t, mno Su slet3er
3eit setgen ie Die 2ebensfroit bes Wenl9en an.
EauIenbe. fino tn ben lesten 5wet Sabren tn Der
Sabesslnitalt, "a Stantoi Ctr 9few 9orf, gebetlt
tporben. unter ben @ebetlten befinoen ii6 ptele
Ner5te uno Qpotbeter. Ste SobbGoer lnterl6eiten
fb BON anoeren 8doern oaourd, baB lie brett auf
bic Rrantbeit etnptrten, II. b ben franfen Stoff entz
fomme. Sic itn6 elm @er6rennunssz ober @usi@etz
bun9ssgroceB Der 8ranfbettsitoite. Sober Srante
wir6 bet Der Inwenouns btfier Sur ioSufasca ietn
ei9ener IrSt, @enn %Senlanb bur5 bisie Sdber,9e
renb mad Der bisbertsen Seilmetbobe Ste Mtttet
9epSbnlid sefdbrlt6er iinb ais bSe &pantbett ieIbit,
ino i9 oltsrs s.|H saHses Seer iIenasassr srSafs
"sSSib% sfeiS BE svyba6er oue araafbeiten, iantrri9
nnb aubcrli4, f%uriren, 70 limb BOD bic Birtunasa
nod IN acutem3 uitanbe befnbX sans aaserorSents
lid: Sieber, ielbft @erpenJ nnb Gpphusfeber,
tSrt9t' s s,sf laa uaS gaSasmI a nut aMs Sa SifS,,
ssp0bnli8 Iei6t furtrt. @aNerim6t, Clbems
matiSmmS perbsn oft iebr, i4nsa. eebeilt;
lfppbilttif@e @rantbsiten tn tsbem @ruOe. pet
auberen &ranfbetten, S~ranoWunnen, @es
ESd)tuitren, Scropbeln &C. tit bic @trtung etne
Eptbslide II. it6tbare. gtur eth 8ab lit btnreidenb,
i'm SeOen pom her @trtnns au iibersen9en. Was
eeutrebS unO bite io9enonnte &arni ooer
| Sucferrnbr (etne bts iest unbetlbare 8rdntbeil
Epuroen eebetlt. 8et lebterer 8~rartbett ssben rs
9roaent hes 3aseritoifes nit iebeHa Babe sdra ben
| Die @abes unS Gtnnebme, @utper perten mad
4 iebeu, 8loS TN 2auoe p%erian6t, Der 9rtts bes
@abezYulpers tit So, Der bes @innebne : Tnlpers
4 81. Dlon laje ii9 cine 8roidlre iber bte eobfut
III eusli9er ober beuti9er Spra9e i9ifen.
FIR. Rauchfuss.
4 "a 80 80 CONN '
, 1876-11-13

J~(ldlmCno, Ga.
Grlausen iiA bsn 8reuntsn UNI sem gu.
putlifum i'm Ilaemeinen ihr qrpBrs Eager.
melGes aus fuiacnpen SeGen tettbt, ansu :
bieten: frozen. MeptSine, Gtem fallen, NRps
be- nnb Sotlet- @,tifsl, S9pdmme, acrfe,
psrfumerien, 5drbtQFe, Harte, Se c, 6snler
slas, Slit etc. etc. etnl6lie6liG MQes, mas
in einen autsn Drogen. @sl9dft gepEbnIi9 81
babsn 1T.
Sie fubren 9'eiGfaus cine arcbe MuswabI
btdtt19er prsearaiipueu ais: &prs/s @slattnf,
@ufsr's Gpcra, perl,@ iise, So ne tdrfe,
SafernttL Sagc, Gaptpca, c~pntenli ts Mllt
etc. etc.
2nnprstb's parnntirter @artenInamet, tpos
prn Elm pVles IDprtfment tets porrGtbis 1T.
Gpncsuirirte 8ru9t. @1sncen. 9romatili.
rlrsS @r'rlfte Son iepr Srrte, @spiirse gum
@tnmaGet.
6ernsr lsnfen lte he MafmrfIamfcit auf ibre
leleltNeml 6tea pIeperate, psl6e eire 20sidb:
rt9e prpbe tepanpen uaD fir pfl9s lie earar
tiren tpnneu. mbe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-19
LITTLE THINGS.

A kross word IL little thing. but it IL
what stirs up the elephant.
A Kind word IL little thing. but it IL
Just what soothed the sorrows ov tho set
ling hen.
An orange peel on the sidewalk IL = lit
tie thing but it haz upset. menny giant.
An oath liz a little thing, but it IL reck-
orded in the CRATE ledger In Heaven.
A serpant's fang IL a little thing. but
death IL its viktory.
( A baby is a little wee thing, but a CON
stable was once baby.
A drop ov water IL a little thing. but ii
wac the burden ov the rich mans prayer
Wy in torment.
A hornet's sting is little thing. but it
~ sends the schoolboy home bowling.
"a A star IL little thing. but it kan hold
this CRATE world in its arms
The tung IL a little thing, but it fills the
q universe with trubbie
An egg IL little thing, but the huge
krokerdile kreeps into life out ov it.
kiss is very little thing. but it be-
81 trayed the son ov God into the hands 0Y
his enemy.
A spark IL little thing, but ii kan light
the poor mans pipe, or set the world to
burning.
teas =. A drop ov water il little thing, but il
kan put out the poor mans pipe, and save
the world from ruin.
ssl gs The akorn IL little. thing. but the blak
bear and his family v in the oak that
springs from it.
A word IL a little thing, yet one word
haz been menny mans destiny, Tor good
or for evil.
A penny IL a very little thing, but the
interest on it. from the days ov Cain and
y. Abel, would buy out tie globe.
A minnitt IL little thing. but ii IL long
= enuf TO pull a dozen aking teeth, or to git
K married. and hav yur own mother-in-law.
A lap dog iz little thing, but he IL a
'' very silly thing besides.
a.. Life iz made up ov little things Life
itself IL but little thing; one breath less,
sss then comes the phuneral.--J0Sh BaliHgs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-19
$500 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for information
which shall procure the conviction OF any person
guilty of setting an ineendiary Dire daring the
present municipal year, either previous or subse
quent to this date.
CHAS. Z. NASH, Mayor.
Augusta, April, s. 1876. apri-t&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-19
BlackwOGd's Edinburgh Magazine

The British Quarterles give to the reader well.
dgested inform alton upon the great events in con.
temporaneous history, and contain mastery crit
cisms all that is fresh snd valuable in lit nature
as well us n summary of the tliumphs of science
and art The wars libely to convulse all Europe
will form topics for discussion that will be treated
with thoroughness aud ability nowhere else to be
found. Blackwood's Magazine is famous for stories
essays, and sketches of the highest literary merit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-19
fcontinued from af.. page. !

- lcontinued from ffs; page.l
ikels Nv the north to inoggerate Hayes to
the aas tae.
wuz agoin to say "desth," but Joe
Bigler sed, audible, "Here he is and
Issaker Gavitt sejested that it wood be
better TO insert ''by all constitutional
means" which did.
r. i then attempted to put the question Nv
the adopshen Nv the resoooshens. but the
meetin seemed so anxious to git away
that by the time wuz reddy to announce
the moshen they he'd all disappeared.
Them resolooshens wuz never adopted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-19
IIIltNIS INCLUDING Postage:

Payable Strictly in Advance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-10
Republican County Convention.

vCHE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL
i Committee Of Eurek a County, Nevada, at
meeting held in Eureka on the evening Of
August 18th, 1875.
Resolved. That = County Convention Of the
Repu blicsn party Of Eureka County. Nevada,
be bold In ths town of Eurekn. at tho Court
house. on Saturday, the 3th day of 5eptem-
bsr lNd. at III o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for county and
township officers to be elected st tho scn-
Wal election OF November, 1875.
Resolved. That tho primary elections in mo
sveral precincts be held on Saturdsy ) sY-
lsmbsr Sd. 1878.
The Committee made an apporti cnment Of
dslss atos from tho following precincts. sis;
Eureka 81 delegate: polls, Court.horss
ludges and Inspectors, j. Il. Ayers, 7. Doug
M Chris. Carpenter.
Jackson Mine and South Ruby Hill, is dol
1atos polls. Matt. kyl,s saloon; Judges
,nd Inspectors. Seth Lanss baagh, Harry
Richm ,nd Mino, 4 delegates; polls, Com
any's offce.
Atlas Mine, Z delegates; polls, hosting
works.
Hamburg Mino. delegate; polls, Cobb's
Pinto Mill, / delegate polls, sampson's.
Vanderbilt. 2 d0lsg ntes; polls, Gayland's
aloon.
Fish Crock, delegates polls. McKernen's
ranch.
Coniorth's Ranch, l delegate; polls, Con.
forth's.
Spring Valley, l delegate; polls. McCouEh.
las ranch.
Adams Hill. 1 delegate; polls, Adams Hill
boarding house
DEVILS Gate, l delegate; polls. Andy
Louck's hotel.
Roberts Creek, l delegate; polls, Richard
sons hotoi.
Corten, delegates; polls, Corten hotel.
.BeOwawe, 1 delegate; polls. Railroad Sta
ton.
Palisadc, 2 delegates: polls. John Mar
chants store.
House.
Alpha, delegate polls. Railroad Station.
shipley's Ranch, 1 delegate; polls. Ship
isy's ranch.
ho0sac, l delegate; polls, Bob Stewards
House.
Resolved. That the polls be kept open from
'Gclock ,. Y. until 7 o'clock Pm.
resolved. That all Precincts where Judges
sna Inspectors have not been appointed, the
'vSeis select the same to act as such.
resolved. Ths only test to be applied to
WSsn q pledge to support Hayes and
"nee'er et the coming election.
W, ~, IL, DAVENPORT, Chairman.
WI. SMITH. Secretary. au2a-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-10
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
VENTI0N.
CON-

r nrMocRATIC COUNTY CEN
VHn Committee Of Eureka county. No
ua' a meeting held In Eureka, on the
evening svsngr.d VI a THAT q County Convention Of the
neor.t;s narty for Eureka county, New,
ss q aSs9 Rs%n:Ps :ssss;:: .sets s for
ctss cs.I -" sIe,tion of November, 1916, be held
'tssI tse tow Of Eureka. in the Court-houss. on
rue,dsy. the 2eth day orseptember,
1875, At III O'clock A. n.
Resolved, That the primary elections in the
several precincts be held on
saturday, September 10, 1873.
The committee made an spportionmsDt Of
dseratss frem ths following precincts. Wis:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-10
loFFICIAI..l


InvrosED AMENDM EET AND REVIS.
N.I ION OF the Constitution of the State Of
Legislature: ''"'" ''''i'n Vi 'n'
eor,'Sa nosoived. ey the Assembly tho Senate con-
Nevads 10 hsnat tne Constitution of the State Of
'1vaus pe amended a. follows:
conss;.a. c;Sna section one Of Article TX. of the
read as follows; VI ~ no W
On ssScaSnl. Ss s The fiscal year shall commence
p.,oIlr p,ne nrst day Of December in each year.
cur,;ws cur;u,Vea, ny the Assembly, the Senate con-
tapshs, mat our history, asa State, has
sti%sN:.t the necessity Of revising the Con-
tcrs tasa y we therefore recommend the cleo
Le.;,I.t tae next election foI members of the
Of ofsIature, to vote for or sgainst the calling
IL ssroenvention for the purpose Of revising
Pss.aSS' PaSS'isution E Of tho State of Nevada.
'''d February Is. 1875.
COME. Ssfeoy ssy certify tho foregoing to be true
On liz ;r from the original enrolled resolutions
S.uI ~ \, i Witness. my hand and the Great
snS me state. August l, 1876.
.. ID. MINOR, Sec'y of.Stats.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-10

Twas resolved, that, at the different poll
ins places, on tho day Of the primary election,
IL citizens should organize and appoint
Judrss and Inspectors Of Eiec ton; and that
the polling places, in the populous precincts,
!, kent open from 10 o'clock 4. N. until r. N.
Rs,olyed. That the test at tho primaries be.
will you support Tildon and Hendricks in
the coming campaignT
4. BEN EDICT, .. 9. LOCKWOOD,
Secretary. Chsirmsn.
auStd
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-11-17
IS Got ,Em.''

The proprietors of Front street
saloon had fine live turtle, which
he was going to have made into
soup for his guests. II was under
the ice-box, waiting for its time to
come. On Wednesday night Mr..
Turtle meandered out into the bar
room, and waddled along up to
where two soakers were sitting by
q table taking in sustensnce of q
liquid nature. The turtle quietly
passed under the table, and found
an obstruction in the shape Of q
schooner made of leather, with 6
mans foot in the 'hold." The tur-
tie hand't time to go round the foot,
so he started to climb ever it. The
man who owned the foot felt some
thing and looked down. The turtle
saw him and looked up with an APP
pealing look. The man turned pale
and said, "Boys, take me home and
send for doctor. I've got 'em."-
Lacrosse Sun.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-11-17
Corr FED 60 Hoe

There is no animal that farmers
keen to which corn in the ear
can be fed to SO good advantage
as to hogs; but they should be
fed where none will be wasted.
1t has been fully proved that one
bnshel of corn, fed TO the improv-
ed breeds, will produce In October,
November and December ter
pounds of pork, if they are con-
fined where they cannot root.
Probably the cost of the pork
would be less if corn meal should
be cooked with potatoes, beets
carrots or parsnips, and the mash
fed in somewhat liquid state
as was the custom q century ago.
I myself cooked many q furnace
..-ettle of hog feed a half q centu,
~ ago, composed of meal and
roots, and sometimes I put in
some pumpkins, and I doubt very
much that any improvement ba:
seen made over that system up to
this time. Ii q farmer has 8 fur
mace kettle holding enough fooG
for his hogs for three days, hi.
time cannot be better spent thar
in cooking kettle of hog feet
twice q week. He will find tina
he can fatten his hogs in this wa,
a. considerable less expense thar
by feeding corn in the ear. Large
numbers OF hogs, as are frequen
tly kept st the West, must be fed
of course, on uncooked food.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-11-17
ACuslom.Hou.e FIena.

Vivier, the eccentric FrenchmAn
who has made IL the business of his
life to worry the cnstom-house in
Spectors Of all European countries,
has returned to France. His wont
formerly was to pack q huge trunk
full of trowsers' straps,such as worn
with CATERS, using hydraulic pres
sure IL necessary To cram five bush
els into three bushel space; then
to lure the inspector to open 1t as 9
suspicious package, when naturally
the contents were overset, and the
whole force of the custom house
was occupied for hours in putting
them back. A powerful Jack-in-
the-box was another device OF his
that was very successful. His latesi
performances at Boulogne is thus re-
counted: m. Vivier placed his va
lise and traveling-sack ola the coun
ter What 10 In thia traveliDg-sack p
Two rattleenakes,' said HI. Vivier,
meekly. The Inspector jumped
back and said il was unnecessary to
open IL. and in this valise p Three
more rattlesnakes,' softly responded
2 d.. Nivier. The Inspector knitted
his broYs for = moment, consulted
tariff, and replied in an awful
voice, '.hct makes five rattlssnakes
there is no duty on rattlesnRkes un-
less there are ak or more. Pass the
gentleman's luggagei7
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-11-17

ever be able TO pay the loan, answer
ed the young man, in q voice tremu
lous with emotion.
Take the money, at all events.
can wait until you are able to re
tura it. Thereupon the Prince helt
out two notes of a hundred ruble
each, aud coming close up to hiG
whispered Q few words softly
There was a sudden lighting up o
the officers face. He inmediatei.
took the two notes, and, turning to
ward the lady, handed them to he
with petite bow.
/ hope, madame, you are satisfied
With q malicious smiIe she reach
ed out her hand for the money.
Yes. now | am satisfied.
With q scOrnful glance over thl
crowd of spectators, she prepared tt
leave the Courtroom on her hus
bands arm.
Stop, madame, said the officer
who had suddenly become like an
other man, with firm aud cOnfiden
manner.
What do you want?
The look that the young woman
cast upon him was as Insulting q:
possible.
I want my dress, he answered
with a slight but still perfectly po-
lite bow.
Give me your address, and 1 will
send it to you.
Oh, no, my dear madame. I ara
in the habit of taking my purchases
with me at once. Favor me with
the dress Immediately.
A shout OF appreciation came
from the gallery.
Orderi cried the Judge.
Whist an insane demand said the
lady's husband. Ny wife cannot
undress here.
l have nothing to do with you,
sir, in this matter, but only with the
complainant. Be so good, madame,
as to give me the dress Immediate
ly. l am in a great hurry; my at
fairs are urgent, and 1 cannot wait
9 moment longer.
The pleasure of the audience at
the expense of the lady increased
at every word, until it was hard to
enforce any approach to quiet, so
that either party could be heard.
''Do not jest any more about it.
1 will hurry, and send you the dress
as soon as possible.
81 am not testing. I demand
from the representative of the law
my own property-that Dress said
the officer, raising his voice.
The Judge, thus appealed to, de.
cided promptly.
''The officer is right, madame.
You are obliged to hand him over
the dress on the spot
81 can't undress myself here be-
fore all these people, and go home
without any dress on said the
young woman, with anger and
tears.
''You should have thought of that
sooner. Now you have no time to
lose. Either givs up the dress OF
your own accord, or A nod that
could not be uninterrupted brought
to the lady's side two officers of JUS
tice, who seemed about to take upon
themselves the Office of my lady's
maid.
"Take your money back, and leave
me my Dress
''Oh, no, madame: that dress is
now worth more than two hundred
rubles to me-
How much do you ask for it?'
1.-TWO thousand rubles,' said the
officer, firmly.
81 will pay the sum- the weeping
lady's husband responded. prompt
ly. 81 have here five hundred ru-
hles. Give me pen and paper and
l will write an order upon my
banker for the remaining fifteen
hundred
After he had written the draft
the worthy pair withdrew, amid
misses from the audience.
Query: Did the lady ever agar
let her train sweep the street?
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-11-17
Nine Hundred millions

The great lookup OF coin must
by this time have reached the enor-
nous sum of nine hundred millions
of dollars. The coin and bullion in
the Bank of England at Last dates
amounted to $174, DOS 900, q sum, &C
cordiDg to the London Economist,
quite unprecedented. The reserve
at the same date was in round num-
bers $1l0.000,O00. The rate of in
crease may be inferred from the
fact that the total on the lst of Ju-
ly was only Sl65, 1S9, 600, also an
accumulation beyond nearly all
previous experience. We have no
data a. to the Increase of coin in
the other countries of Europe. As
they are subject to the same law of
increase, their boards must also be
swelling.
On the LIST day of July there was
in specie in the Bank of France,
SAL, 534, l48; in the Imperial Bank
OF Germany, $l93, 345,0 900; In the
Netherlands Bank, $67, lS5, 900, and
in the National Bank of Belgium
$27, $4,000. The sum total of ali
the banks on the lst of July last was
$50, 57S, 76S. At the rate of increae
exhibited by the Bank of England,
there must be now on hand In these
FIVE great monetary institutions not
much less than nine hundred mil
lions OF specie, of which nine
tenth Is probably gold. This tire.
mendous pile is likely to be still
further increased by the Serviau
war. BY the issuance or paper IL
that province, also in Turkey, what.
ever specie they had in circulation
will be driven out az IL was with us
What is going to happen wher
these millions are returned to circu
lation is problem that few econo-
mists Of this date can satisfactorily
solve. All that is known is tina
the lock up of SO much gold has in
creased its purchasing power sc
much so as TO create . stagnation
Times have been as dull in London
~ New York-duller in fact If the
operations of its clearinghouse car
be accepted as the gauge of its com.
mercial transactions.