davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-04-12
Cine 6eburtstassfeier inn &leinen.

Gine 0eburtstagsfeier m&lcinen.
Wdbreno i'm Saule oe8 @ommiiltonSs
ratbes CUR Serberrlihung oes Cages bic
Wuiif rauldte, Gbampaanerpfropfen
fnallten uno Die Nu9en Inn Die Wctte mil
&anoelabern uno &ronleudtern itrabl
ten, wuroe in elmer a~bgeleeenen 8or>
ltoot59aiie etn dbnliAes Set 9efetert.
Iebnlid, neil Elm @eburtStas Die Ser
anlaiiun9 oasu seseben uno man eben-
fails Aues auf9eboten bate, Den Ibent
gu elnem unoer9eBlihen gu 9eItalten.
Martin NOR iedsuno3Wan5is Sabre oil
aeworoen. - Warttn lelber batte fretlid)
eber Den @lnbru9 oes SimmelS eripartet,
ais ieinen @eburtstag, allen lein @eodbts
nip lpuroe mobltbueno aufaefriidt, ale
ct, nad ldwerer Nrbeit miioe beilnfebs
reuo, i'll Ole Wobnua9 ieiner Shweltel,
Der gSittpe Dornbuid, eintrat uno itatl
oes aew0bnliden 2aupenllhteS i'm QUIZ
felDeit uuo sebeimniBuole Stlue UNI
fns.
Iuf Dem alten 6amtlientild itano auf,
redt elm 1onnenreifen, welder nit bldus
lldem Yopler befleut woroen mar aul
olelem ober pran9te, ipenn alb nldll
gang nah Den Geaeln Der &uult aneeier>
tlgt. jeood reht sroB uno leieriid, ole
mbaltsldwere d3abl leb5unoSuan3l9, uno
oarltnter Elm prGdtl9es ,nSurrab* NIT
einem bal6en Ouseno Nu8rufun98sel@
den. Den eigentllben NuSorud erblelt
Die linnreide Snidrift ourd Die binter
Den 1onnemeifeu 9elteute 2amlpe, ipelde,
nm ibren SAein auf elm beltimn1tes
NtaaB gu belhrdnfen, uorlid)ti9 NIT einia
gen Yappldad)teln, mebreren 1opfoedeln
uno oen Strobbut Der WIttwe Oorns
buld u~urinet worOeu mar.
Sin Wellden blieb Wtartin in Nus
ldauen ~ueriunfen iteben. ST. abnte, oaB
er BON eiuem Stuterbalt aus beobadtet
iueroe, uno iibcrle9te, wie er iih an nad)=
orildlldlten oantbar fit Die sroBe ueber'
.ralduns beueile en- tonne.
nSedsuno3wansi9 Sabre !" bemerfte
ct euoltb laut 9enuL I'M in alien Wtn>
feln oeS fleiuen SauleS uno BET nrd)
flelneren Wobnun9 o%eritanoen gu weroen,
noas sielt auf MIDI Simnel, Welt! oas
1T irltliA, oas lift foni9li3!"
.Surrab !" t0nte es aus flint oerldies
ocnen Wiufelr, aus finf perl6ieoeneu
&eblen, uoer 8ater Wtartin loa leben,
mo nod einmal Surrab"
Cine S~rauenseltalt tlapperte auf Sol3s
pantpffeln butter benz 8ett berpor uni
beIeitigte Die nm Die Qanlpe erri6tete
Sduepebr, uno jeet erIt ertannte Soar.
tin Die SerrliAfeiten, ipel9e i'm bereita
Ieit einer Stunoe erWarteter. 8or Den
transparent la9en brett sel9i1tet, t
oaB lie redt piel Btae einnabmen, Elm
baIues Dueeno Gisarren, Elm Pfuno Gas
BAT, elm SiiAsAen nit a3iuobOl;hen, Ell
@gemiiette uno Elm 8aar warme @inters
banOIhube, SIM S1atten oe8 IranS:
parenteS aber, ME UNI eS Der Qeberra'
Ihun9en ntd)t 3u pIel ouf einmal weroel
au lalienL itano Elm ei9en 9ebadener &u'
deu, wie idwerlld iemal8 elmer beliel
aus Den SGnoen elmer Don ibrem flelner
@yunoltid lebenoen @drtnerwittwe ber'
oorse9angen.
Die @%drtnerwittwe ielber oage9en
cine ourd Sorsen uno ldwere NrOei
idarf seseidnete @eltalt aus oem Solfe
I'M drmliAen, oielfah aus9ebeii erten In
Su9e, itredte Dem %erltaunten Wtartiu oel
nadten, lebni9en Irul, nit Den %run;ell
gen uno 9efriimnltcn SSlu ,ern. eutgegen
lelne 6ault nit eulem 9ewIlIcu miittel
llden Noblwouen oriideno.
uWfartip," bob iie an Die waiier
, 1876-04-12

l.. eanb Der Ieste BombarSier. Eoosus bon
+. SO. batl1moer.
g. Der @iratens9iemtenant. GrjGbIuns
non SalOuiu Wtolbaulen.
Gie Slauen une 0elben. @ene3uela.
nii9es GDaratterbilp Don Srieorih
Gerltdfer.
4 Ser @aub gtraaburs's. gatsrlanbi.
lber Jtonnan non beribert &au.
8. Sentidbianes Gbre. biitoriider Re.
man Don 8erno Don 0uled.
G. paS x%effament peter eeS @rcHen.
&oman uno 0eiditte pon 9ueian Der.
7. Scr elephant. 2omiiasr Roman BON
u. D. QBlnterieb.
as. Der fissense 5rnGnser. 6iiOri.
l9er &onan oon u. e. 8ra&poSsI.
.3luei Ydnoe.
10. Die SebiDfSiebe. Cine Gr3dbluns aus
benz atten Berlin, bon Geor9 biltl une
0aemeiis, Criminal : 6elaihte ppn
6rieo. Srisori1. 3uinmnlsn in eintm
II. Serr eetpa. Criminal . ROman bon
Gmil Gaborion.
II. 8pei beitere Seibidbten. Bon @boIf
Wti5elbur9. 3pei &pbne.- Serp'
bias. tSulammen in eiiem 8dno.
10. Scr toile VANS. Criminal : 0el6ibte
BON u. StretfuB. uno Die Gpbne
95arneoeit's. biitoriiher 9tplnan BON
sbmiot : 28eiBenIe!s. Sulaminen in
sinem Sdno.
ID Mn 4brpn nne 2eben. biftori56sr 3o.
man non Bepr9 Dill,
] Sm Sdfenffer. Spcialer Roman opll
Srleorld Uerlt0der.
! &abrieie, Gas 2Seib nes gpieiers.
Grimlnal : 9eopelle pom Is. pitamau
nno Die 6ranctireHrS, @riGblun9
aus benz oeutid . franjoIl9en 3rie9e
pom, Grieori9 Gerltader. 3uammen
in einem Sano.
Is. Gin Nerporiener.. Criminals loos1e
bon ). .. b. &emme.-1aS 6prifbaus
poer Die Wlloe Sa9o in Der BIalj. ,Sus
IanImen in einem 8auo.
H. Seremias nne bic idDpne Itncen,id,
Der perr neS SsuIes.-6rau @ps
d1en-pie MISUNDERSTANDING. @r-
s0baln9su bon yHaria BON Offers. gu.
ianumen III einem Sano.
a.u 20. Der Seis BON Sra. Bona. 6. Brad
9p9el. ,Slpei 8Gn0e.
a. al. alte i~paniibe ~lrtunee, prn Ir.
maNo. Inn 8aS y eipenif. ,@piloos
aus benz ceutifs franjoTiben &rieg,
pom D, q. bon Oeoenrotb. .3nIammer
in eineln 9an0.
%. Yicr SlItben unb cline 6rudbt 80,
belle uon Bilbelm Shmiot.-@ plpmba
9toueue BON prosper Wlerrlme. 3u,
ldmmen in etuem YanD.
81. Glan3enee SaDnen.. Hoi1an bon Gug
Stlberreln. liter Sano.
81 @ldn,cuee Sabnen. .&oman bon Nua
Gilberltein. 2ter YCno uno Die Q pnns
brinst cS an BEN Gag. 3ulammsn If
. ellem Sano.
70. Die arpnin. Roman BON Gueen De,
oenrotb lnD G3it ciierner Sane. gu
ianmen in einem Yano.
~ Die 2tiQperei Der 9iebe. Roman 20,
@S&N~S FAD - ---
, 1876-04-12

SOlseube binise
%ouSz, SngenOi6riittn
nm0 NDmalte
fnc gu BADEN tn alien beutlebeu
Su6banoluneen III ben
Werctai9teu Staatca urO GanaOe,
Gr3Gblunger bon @uitab gfieriB,
Sn bibide 8appbedel NIT Dtuslin.diifeu
gebunben a % &eutS.
Sas gtanrred,t.
Die 0epprtirten.
&ie Mnsmanberer mad 9Ifrifs
Sd)nsteer nnb 0siser.
Sbrtftppb 0oiumbuS.
SldrnS unb Maria.
Srane BON 5bmburs.
nnrfdpt OH gebeibet Htc)t.
Sie Grfineun9 bee pprseltanS.
Die 9~rofmutfer.
Per Cite Sriessr unO iein sobn.
"'e ~ mols zen, - Der fIeine samarit'r.
Die sBaiie, ooer cine quite Shat Iinoet oft auf @rosn
l1or ibren 2obf.
sobanna. Soer eurd5 Rad,t sum sibt.
9Yfr 9rme Opttfrieb.
Der 8onig unb Der MILLER.
Sae &ieeblaft. - Srei Gel6tbten. l. Der treus
Siener, q. Der Bladder urO lem 6pbn. 3. Sit
phaunenlndnn-x.
Die Gud9uHssllbr.
Sdeob Hne feline 2Dbne.
Gr3dblungn Dpn Gaiparius.
Sn biibi6e Bappbedef nit 0tnslin.Sfiiden
gebntoen a 25 Gents.
0efo1tdten aus benz 1pefSart.
Der Gd)nlmcfiter une fein 2pbn.
GtraAburs auf Der Geban;.
&olfsgeididten.
Sn tibide Bappbcdel nit Muslin.Riifen
gebnnoert a Is Gents.
Der 3tgeu1er, bon Glaubrebt.
Ecbredcnsiabre.
Die etnmme BON Nprtiei, bon GIaubrtdt. r1nb
BON 3epfen, Der 9rppbet. Boa
Robert berb:r. 3ulammen in einem Bud.
eefdtdpten ses pfarrers 3iebentifdb. Bon
Garl 6tober.
Radbtlaser in Granada. Bon sr. Norben. rlnb
xannbduier. BON 9torbert biirte. 3uIamrttn III
einem Banb.
Barrier GausentdtS. uns
snmpact S~asabnnsus. Suiamnsn In tnrn
Sanb.
, 1876-04-12
Gin bemerfen8mertbes Sud-"
Artbur'S lebtes unb gr6Btes.
Oefubr!!!

ODER: Seripnnoeti ii benz Saus zines Sreunbes.
9ieles ooneneetfte GSere bieIes @,tsransu Der
amerttanilden Giteratur bat as 9orlpurf einen 0e,
%9eflltario, lpelber oas lociale Geben unleres ~eeIammten
Ssolfes bera9rt uno 9iebt einen lbredli6en ueberblid
lber lltbel, lpelbes es ~blosIteat. 9luferorcentlid,
ipannene nne aufre9enb. ipiro es BON Alen nit
5e8l:roe 9elelen peroen. Sllutfrirt unc fbpn ae'
nnnnen. 9Slr limo entIflofelt, oas Bud in ieber sSas
Mule pes Ganoes einjufubren uno offerireu nod Aie
Sa9eDeiene Sortbeiie alien mGnnliben uno peibli.
1eit Sublcribentenlammlern g8ir ~perlaneen LIBERAL
A9enten mn l6lden gratis auI 8erlan9en Yeoineune
9en uno belfrelbenoe Circulate. 6. W, Gtpebar'
II. 90, 123 0Deltnut Str, pbila. 4082inJs
, 1876-04-12
G'lme's %atemt Oocb1sbieVee : Sarhe+

3ei6itt mirp, pern er ansibt, 10 o er ote1e %h7
Gcbauoe. pelde nit 9be rriIj scbeft. linO, t5nnen biI'
Zig unb auf Sabre maferol1t 9enadbt peroen.
@eme SGber AZ Seats Der GuacratinR.
Sir Miiblen, 6~abriten, GieBsreien uno Bpbnbdu=
Ier cine specinlitGt. sDos onutGnoi9e Material fur
eiie neue @eoeGun8 mit Gline's &autlhut' Dodun9
totet ~uIsefG9r nur ben balben preis. ais elne ner.
Sbieierbeodduna. S5iir pripGtb1uler, Steunen tio
6ebGuoe ieoer Seldreibun9 lit es ieoer anoerei. Ses
oad)una an 8equemtidteit opriujteben uito uereil''9t
in lid Dos iierli6e Nusieben. Die 0auerhafti9telt uno
6euerfeti8feit Der 8ieh'Seoa6un9 bel q oes &olten-
prgiies.
Seine Ser,petIeuns ppn Sheer oeer Sies.
Die Scrlbriften our NnUenoun9 itno 10 eiuiah, oaB
Senerimann len q aus Ielb1t beOaden fam.
! Die Rautlbuf=9leoafung ut tebr elaltllb rno lpiro
an9ele0entlibIt 90 n Mrbitetteu. Gorpordtlonell, blfellt=
liben Geiepi naften, SaumetItern nno ~lonlti9et mas
oebeuoen 4erinnen I'M 9anSel Sanoe s%lnpfoblen, sic
tonl iiber a!te : chinoeIn, 6ilj unO Gnoere 0dt3er llr
oouiaen 3ufrieoe nbeit 9elegt lueroen. sic periiebt lib
ni6t bel 6ibe. l6st nos 9eafer gut ~ablaufsn uno lit
ein %ourdaus juuerldIi9er Nrtitet.
g}eroen lei1t ppn Naenteu %oeroieut.
QQ000J Vie Ie peroen rlaugt. proIit betrdbtlld-
'poVOVN Ser ritorium irei. Man ldreibe lofort an :
! lo8 or 1761 y. y" pe9en Seoln9un9en.
ED, s bar S'n., 9e yorr, - 9. 6ront STR, nj
, 1876-04-12
Fl PIONEER.
Aeimem falten 3ranb!
Reine @auliperre mebr !!
WiGiam Gramer's Geilnfafer.
patenttrt am 10, Mat 1870.

Y1tenttTf am To. W{dt I87U.
Die Wirfune bteies pFafers tf bepunberunssplrtta
80 erthirt Eetn YFaher, meldss bisfss abertrift.
Surdh iabrslanesa @rprpben fnnn i'd pieifs YF9tf
ais elm Observation-Disclosures empieblen.
6aniltenSatsr, 8abr'ibsfser. tOwie ale arbsiter fsuten
q nets I'M Sauie unb tn her Derfitdtte ~rSrrdtbt9 taIten.
lie gGtrfuns II cine intercollegiate; man bron6t webfr
arstlids 5ulie su reautrirsn, nod bat man, Bet iorsrreer
@nrenbnna, finen Verluft an NrbtusSett su bsfur9Isa.
- BELT bic icblimnffsn aSnncen, bic BERT
ndHi9ffen aiten SeldDwnre. Bon gang ~befOHosrtr
9etrtuns III 60 bet ZdbuRs, Sieb Etidbs, 9dbnart.,
.nnb Gueticbmunoen; b 6Iimmen Srutten.
aaf, BlutseldmIren, finite BET 8erpuupuna
ru,6 roifiss Nasel aibt es tein bsAsres Nittel.
Net Snbnerau9e,i fftat 90 ni6t MUIR ben Ghmers 70.
fcri ioneera befetttst ~ttefIben bel einem @strauns ron
I H. tts 10 3asta sdnslih.
. W g 'upt. 2tpOt: gilbert 6. 2ans's Gprtteie, sp. 81
0pnsis per Boz netk @ebrau6s anweifuns so Gents.
ptsbaeth tn aasaIpotbeten, fspie an Der G~tearrsn.
Qtldn u ren. 3W17Ml:
, 1876-04-12
IauIeup I'M Grud nap eraem Mcnat
NMMaueuocr Grfpla.

Gin Isent s%sretent stt2 tn pter Gaesn unp Gin aat,.
rer SA5s in 3 Gasen sHrG ben Nertauf pom
Scean'e StprY ; 8" s,r 'nsSssr sa9as s ssn
retun zen, Ibenteuern une DunSern aui i
inter Der see; &dG@en. S6ltmmen, &atG bepei6eu &c
mt $40 p%ahenpen Abbtleungen. 9reie auBerf atebris
9li cen raiaifsn AtSans. Uiaa Sans Id. BAH Al
Jftter
, 1876-04-12
6eimatb uno sSrem6e.

0oman. uno GrSdblunsen in sroB Suo. Gor
mot elegant brodlrt.
Grsis pro Hane So 0ents. 0ebuneen In eetn
wanh pro 9ane 20 GEMS.
, 1876-04-12
n. u. 70. 1b. Die Rdinsjetdbsn. Roman bon n
%. 6adl1noer.
E.s. 10. Bo. I'm 2jepter unb Rrp.en. Settrp,
man bon Oreaor Safnarpp.

n. u 20. Sb. pie Rains,etbsn. Roman bon j.
w. badldnoer.
n. u. 30. Bo. I'm 2jepter unn Rro-en. Retro.
man bon Oregon Samarop.
Ser NOrb < ameritaniide 9plmetider
nnfeblbare Ratbseber
fur @tntpaloerer uno @~inqemanbsrte.
9ntbdIt cine turi sefaBte uno fir Seoermann ~uerltduo.
.@rammutif Der englii9en 9prads,
nebit Nnleitun9 in turser Seit
obHe Sebrer eng'tib fpred,en uns f~dbreiben ~
lernen;.
%duBeroeR ssus
boil tGnotge Ntus> IAN mIuna
son @riefsn, 8ebnuneen, c@NSunoen, Gontraft,u
gsebieln, Anfpeiiutser, 53ettunss. Gnnoneen,
Uelhdftstarten &c.
eiebfnSebnte Muhase.
@appoedeI s%ebunoen, so Gents, nit Sober esu6sn,
60 Vents.
Die Contribution Der Ser. Stdaten,
rebft Grlduterangeu uno sei6i6tlihsr Ginletuua
Sur ~ipe5ieQen Bennsune fir
G'nparberer unb Sbu1en.
Bearbeitet bon SnIfuS Seta.
Sritte Mufase.
WeblHoeH, so &eHt5. Gartonirl, IS 9'HtS.
@ebiA tt
BON
2nbipi9 nblamb.
2T5 gsiten $780,, brpy9irt, $1.00. GIesaut ~ssbunsss
NIT Gsthsrehune, $1.5O.
Ger alnerifauiihe Yaiteten=8 ader
ooer
Snftructtbe MntpetfMne
5ur @nferti9une aaer Mrten
Yafteten, Sorten uno glerrabme,
aon c tito Gritbri6, prattii9er paitetsn . Bidder.
Greis 10 Gents.
, 1876-04-12

jei9e 9eteben pat. DSbretbe belte!"
Wlte Sd6er.
Sdiibt Cure D Gder our6 ben GebraudD om Blines
9adi6ieiers Scr0e, bic lueber it 9Smter iprin0t,
nod I'M @pmiaer Ibmil5t. Nlte S6tnbelod6er.
nit biele. 6arbe De ISrlben. Ieben melt belier aus
uno baIten lGn9er ols neue obue Die Gyarbe. -
fir oeh b iertelM,ets ben 1eue5 Oedeu toitet. 8ei
att.m 9tnbeln iHat lie bic poren uno &iie aus
UNI 9ibt e,t renes, boltbares Tad fir mebrere
Sabre. .6etrimmte ODER ausetno M erQeio=
q II Stinbe'n felt lie Dieoer bauerbaft uno ntbt
her inh bdftiie o.. Die Stieter=5arbe e"rforoert
teire Grb,Bpm9 ober Yeroiunun9, miro nit elmer @iirIte
auf9etraaen uno' lit Iebr bon BON Nniebeit. Gin Nu=
itrib tommt falt eirem meuen S@ieferla9er 9lcid.
MAN ~oerTtbere lid unIerea II II Oerf1Iibtem 9rtt=
tel gu bctomInen. ioel1er bel Der err IN Nnlpemoun9
6 9ofolabeM= |arbe baben unb oanu III gang
.9lei1mGBiQe Sd e%Ferioib be ~iberaeben. lno bic IN ieoer
Seilsbun9 BEN 9 Wieter entlpre6en.
Bel Sledbs unb Giisn,Sddcru
miro oe rotbe 5arbe OF! ooree3oeen lnO Gilt fir Die
bette un0 oouerbaitete fir Wteta1lGten. sic mie0t
iduer, ut aber lie DIT Nnjumenoen, Debut ib bel blbe
aus, jtebt ih ei &Glte julammn n, trpdiet lanaiam
uno Iprin1t lpeoer. nod l0it lie lid Nb. Sin Nnlirih
entIpri6t in Cite pier Nultriten mil anoeru 6arben.
N. ". SLATE ROOFING co.. LHMITl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-13
GENERAL NE MS.

4
Five thousand new mail bags have been received
at the New York post office.
1t was little chap just out of dresses who the
other day called great masses of white clouds
the mountains of heaven"
Mrs. Jane Park, a niece of Mungo Park, the
African explorer, is living in extreme destitution
in Scotland. aged seventy three years, and a sub
scription is being taken up for her benefit.
| Edward Matthews of New York, whose income
from 1862 to 1872 was nearly million year, and
who claims to be worth three and a half m illions
is liable to be thrown into bankruptcy by his cred
itors.
The house of the late W c. Ralston, the San
Francisco banker, will be opened as private fam
lily hotel under the name OF wellington Hall. -
he apartments will be let, furnished or unfur-
nished, by the year, and meals given at so much a
week.
Eccentric Father Moody used to be the delight
and guide of York, Ne, the old seaport town
which disputes with st. Augustine the honor of
having been the first city in America. In its an
cient meeting house he administered his celebra-
ted rebuke TO his tardv parshioner,
stately Englishman, who walked up the broad
prayed the worthy parson, "among thy other kind
dispensations, cure thy servant who has inst en-
tered thy house of that ungodly STRAIT" The sad
life OF his son, handkerchief Moody" suggested
llawthorne's pathetic story, The Minister'S Black
Veil"
Two bellies of this city lately came home from
Philadelphia shorn of their wealth of raven
tresses. After they had taken in all the points at
the big show and had made many purchases, be-
fore they knew it they had spent heirlmoney, and
what was worse had lost their return excursion
tickets. They had friends in Phlade phia
and no time to write to Reading. They there
fore resolved to make a raise SO they skipped
away into barber shop and struck bargain for
their back hair. The shaver offered S3.75 each
for what they had. In a short time they were
nicely shorn. and thus they were able to get back
to their native place Reading Eagle.
Count Amin on the eve of his recent condem-
nation, sold to his son his last remaining great cs-
tate in Prussia for $500 900.
boa constructor eight feet long was captured a
fortnight ago in the hold of ship that arrived at
C'reenock, Scotland, from the West Indies.
Thus far in New York the present year has been
with two exceptions the best year on record 70
the export of domestic cottons
The Boston Transcript relates this at was on
Thursday evening at South Boston caucus. A
candidate TOR minor office had Just been nomi
mated, and was called upon to respond. I'm not
much of speaker he said, but if you'll call
round at the house tomorrow night YOU shall
have all you want to drink, and I'll roast an OK
whole, whereupon a sovereign rose in the rear of
the hall, and remarked, 'Mr. Speaker, object to
Friday. The heft of the democrats don't eat
meat on that day."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-13
STATE WINS.

\ little child of g. c. Eaton, Somerset Mills
lately swallowed a bean while at play, and died
soon after in great distress
The new safe for the Piscataquis Savings Bank
arrived at Dover on Friday, after having met with
some mishaps on the way. 1t weighs upwards OF
eight tons.
A man named Gardner Halowell, and woman
named Sarah Martin, were arrested in Portland
on Wednesday evening on complaint of James
Martin of Rockland, that IIalloweu had eloped
with his wife. The arrested parties claimed that
Martin knew his wife going to Port
land to see child Of hers 10 company with Hal
lowell.
lite quarry at Jay, last Friday, threw stone forty
feet against twelve inch mast Of the derrick
twelve feet from the ground, cutting it complete
y off, and burying itself in the ground 80 feet
further on.
Between eighty and ninety persons are now at
the Bangor aims house
Nice Massachusetts apples are being sold in
Lewiston at Sl.7j per barrel
In Ellsworth, on election day, several plucky
republicans walked through the violent rain storm
distance of ten miles to vote the republican
ticket
Mr.. Siias North, stove dealer of Bowdoinham,
had 500 extracted from his desk in his store few
days ago, while his workmen was temporarily alb :
sent for few minutes
The Telegraph says that on the 81 Mr. VIM. X
Simpson of Brunswick, fell from staging, a
distance of 20 feet, and striking upon a ledge,
broke four or five Of his ribs.
There is to be heavy numbering operations on
Jerusalem Township this winter.
The diptheria has prevailed to quite an alarm
ing extent at Monson and Blanchard. In the lat
ter place Mr. ID. c. Blanchard and two of his chill
dren died within few days of each other with
this terrible disease.
The South Bingham Reform Club has chosen
the following officers c. b. Gilman, President /:
a. Spoaord, lst Vice President; l.. Cooley, End
Vice President; d. w. Gilman Sd Vice Presi-
dent; j. F. Taylor, Recording Sec; E. p. Cool
ey, Financial Sec; S. Russell, Treas; Rev. G.
MAR, Chaplain. The club is in prosperous con-
diton.
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From the New York Tribune.
Is Florida Doubtful,

Florida is claimed by Democrats on the
strength of returns from its eastern and
southern section, and estimates of MAORI
ties in the center and west. There are
Democratic gains in great number OF
counties, and these impress people with
the notion that there must be Democratic
success. A few words of explanation are
therefore fitting. Only ten counties in
Florida out of thirty nine gave Republi-
can majority at the last election. But five
oil those counties gave a majority in all
oil OLA. and seven of them gave larger
majority than all the Democratic counties
put together. These seven are Leon Tin
which Tallahassee is located), jefferson,
Madison, Gadsden, and Jackson, all ad-
joining each other along the Georgia
border, and Marion and Alachua, in the
very center of the State-.more than half
Of the entire Republican vote is in these
seven counties. As yet. only one of these
counties appears as having been reported
at all in Democratic lists. While the
Democrats are Boosting of their gains in
over thirty counties, the Republicans mild
ly observe that they have gains of over
$500 in their majority in the few Republi-
can counties.
Nor is it at all unreasonable to expect
such gains. The colored voters have a
remarkable tendency to gather about the
chief towns. and. especially in times of
danger, flock to the localities where they
are strongest. But the heavy Republican
counties are close 10 the Georgia border.
Ia Georgia, for some years. the hunting
and ostracism of the colored Republicans
have been growing more and more intol-
cradle, and it is not strange if thousands
have crossed the border into State under
Republican Governor, and into counties
where Republicans are in power. That
this concentration of the colored vote In
few counties has been going on, COM
parison OF the returns clearly shows. Fol-
lowing 10 statement Of the Republican
vote in 1870 and 1872. and Of the Repub-
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MIR. LincOln's Tomb,
The DAsTARDLY ATTEMPT TO DEsPoL n
ROBBERS INTERRUPTED BY ACCIDENT.

HE DAsTARDLY ATTEMPT TO DEsPoIL 1.-THE
ROBBERS INTERRUPTED BY ACCIDENT.
SPRNGFIELD, H., Nov. IAN attempt was
made TINS evening to perpetrate of the most in
famous outrages which the mind of man can con-
ceive of-that of stealing the bones and ashes of
Abraham Lincoln. Unfortunately the pcrpetra-
tors escaped, leaving, however, the evidences of
their crime behind them, and though the clues
are next to nothing. if human ingenuity can track
them 1t Will be dsne. Somehow or other-no one
exactly knows how. &. Power, the custodian
of the Lincoln monument, became impressed with
the idea that there were designs upon the remains
| and he communicated his suspicious to Leonard
SWEET and Robert Lincoln. They could hardly
believe that any one, even the meanest and low
est scoundrel in the land, could conceive such a
thing. However, they concluded to adopt precau-
tlons, even should there be nothing in the feeling.
Accordingly. Mr.. SWEET wrote Col. Stewart OF this
city, about two weeks ago, requesting him to sta
ton guard at the monument. This was done,
but no one came to disturb the corpse. Detective
Tyrrel, of the United States Secret Service whose
headquarters are in Chicago, having business
here, was requested by SWEET and Lincoln 10 see
Mr.. Power, and to look around town for suspicious
characters. He arrived here three or four days
ago, and commenced a vigorous shadowing of
several of the small hotels, but he saw ndAone
whom he recognized. This afternoon Mr.. Power
came into town in hurry and hunted up Tyrre
and informed him that two very hard-looking
cases had been out to the cemetery looking around
and he felt assured that they were there for no
good purpose. One registered as from Racine,
and the other from Kenoshs, Wis. Their names
are suppressed, since they have had nothing to do
with what occurred later. An effort will, of course
be made to find out who they are. Mr.. Power
not being used to detective work, could give but
meager descriptions of them. The result of the
interview with Tyrren is unknown, but he must
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S,2l9 1929 l0.77S

The vote of 1874, being for Congress
men only, was comparatively light. A
very large increase in the Republican vote
of these counties would be naturally eX-
pected, especially within the last two
years, since the exodus of colored people
from Georgia has begun. Until the Dem
ocrats have learned the vote of these
counties. their Dragging now is as foolish
as were their shouts on Tuesday night.
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There is report that John Kelly is about to re-.
tire from the leadership of Tammany Hall upon
his marriage, which will it is said, take place in
few weeks.