davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
Sic %cSu0t03ter.
Us abinaton, IS. Sui.


Ser Snoiancra9ent bon Sort 8elfnnD
meI6et benz SnbjanercommiliGr, Dap %
0eseltc Der rBritiib NlooOs" unlGng1t
iiber bic @rcnse beriiberfamen uno III Der
9tGbe ieines Yoitens ell Eager aufi6lugcn.
Die GotG6Gute tpareu nit Tlcii6 rei6Iid
nerleben unb 6ena6mcn ii6 Do6lt unpcrz
lhGmt. Sic eridieuen in boiler 3abl bet
Dem N9enten un6 %perlangteu, oa6 CT ibllci1
etnen ShmauS bereitc. NlS Der Ngcnt
Dies Deripeigcrte, itedtcn iie Das auf Den
8ielen aufgcDduItc !6eu 1T 9rano nrlo be-
tunbeten ibre 6einoieligfcit nod alf anz
bcre gSeiie. Sic lagern iebt flint ooer
1eds Dtcilen BON Dem Sort unb bcabz
iidtigen, pie Der N9eut iagt, 1%orlduftg
bort 3l blcibsn. @r mcint, baS Otilitdr
lollte Die Sa6e in Die 0aulo ncbmeu uno
obne Sdumen bic 8an0c iiber Die WrenSe
Suriidiagcn.
Sen. Sberioan ia9t in eincm pom
6anptqlarticr benz SlDtancr : ~Gontmi1ldr
llbermittelten Gelcgramme: vgSic Der See
feblsbaber i'm Sort Gutter telegrapbirt,
mcloete lieutenant 2apoint, bonn %Siptiten
&citcrrcgiment, bon Herrp'S Gambling, baB
bic 8anbe bes &rdben : 6Guptling5 Nolf
bortbin Die Nadri6t gebraht babe, 300
0eSclte Der Siour : Sn0iancr bcfGnoen lib
iiiolid Dom Wtiiiouri auf benz lScgc na6
Dem T~onguehulle, nm nit ben Wciben
SrIe0e1 AL 1d)lleBc1."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
nn8I1GltNer SWfaM.

Sn SPORT 6uron brangcn geIteru Qbcn6
Oiebe in Das 6aus Qbam 6elmers; bieier
b%epaffnete iid nit elmer SIinte un6 be-
gonn nit ieiner Sran bas 6aus mad SEN
@inorin9Iingen su burt iuben. Oabei
trennte fid bas Gbepaar. 9l0blih iob
5elmcr i'm 0albbmntcl bic Betueauro einer
menihli9cn Sigur, unb in Der Wfeinlno.
eincn Der 0iebe Dot fi6 Su babcn, ihos er
iein Geipebr ab. itredte abcr niht einen
9ieb. .%ionbern ieine Srau t0otli9 sctrofs
fen nieber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
GOincTI0e M0rOer.
8 It 0 II, Ma11., {

Die Milhocrf1uier Miliam !Subbar6
nno @iliom Moooiparo aus Convertible
betratcu gcitern Ql6euo in truutcnem 3us
itanOc Sop Sees Wai6anitaIt in GbGrlesz
tOtpu lnO fingen nit ~OemgSdider iiber bic
Be5ablung ibrer g8Gidercdnung Streit
an. SIN 2aufc bcilelben iuuroen ie bon
bier nit 9terten beluafIneten Gbineien anz
gegriffen. !Dubbnrb nno @oobparD loz
ben, iDur6en abcr bon ben Gbineicm eingc=
bolt unb biele criblu9cn 6ubbaro uno
miBbanocIten WOootp0r0. Die G6inelen
DurDeu DerbQftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
Glm SMeu.
Mempbis, 3enn., "a. SuIt.

@eitcrn Nadmittag fonb in Mabama.
II WlciIen oitli6 bon columbus, Mii1..
Elm Duet 3wilhen benz Wtaio. Moore ulS
&apt. 9umpbreDS ftatt. Die Oueuauteu
l6oiien auf sebn Sbritt Gntfernuna NIT
Smitb l. 8eiiOn'idcn 9iebolbern. Nad
Dem erlten &ugelpedlel, bel mel6em Die
0sgter cinalroer febltcn, luurbe bon Sen
Seeutoantcu cine MuS lObnung an9ebabut
ltno oas 0uel abgebroden. Oa1leIbe mar
oMr6 einen Strett uber 9olitit berbeige=
fWhrt pprben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
Ginftmrs ctncr Bride.
utica,gf q. g., "a. SuIi.

NIIcu, Jt. 81 Il. oSlllI.
Die in Geparatur befin6libe, iiber ben
MoboiptfluB fibrenbc 8rilde in Slion
~ftiirste beute eim uno Stpan3ig Otenl9en
fielcn nit ben Griimmern III ben SluB.
8is auf @inen, &. 81. 6elmcr miH9tamen,
pel6er Durd einen auf i'm falenoen Ball
fen ldner Oerlcbt moroen lit, iin0 ale
glitdli6 oaDom gefonmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
Sin n,cmtcrii0er Sm0tDGmsIer Ct.
iG1piIem.
Gina in9, g. g., 2.

SIHB ON 70. y, 20. SNIl.
Der Strafgcfangene Sobn Barrett ma6te
bcute nit ciuem Ntciier cinen piitbenocn
Nngriff 0uf ben YoliSiitcn Wtadin; baum
mcnoete er iid 0e9en Den 3u6tbauSuerwalz
ter @pob, purOe aber BON Dicicm eri6Oiien.
W0din's 8erIcbunGen lino niht erbcblid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
gus @aIDin0to1t.
8 aibin9tou, %. Suit.


Grnennung.
Der 9rGii6ent bat ben aus Ohio itom=
menbcn CHARLES g. Salnes all oes neritor.
benen Jtid)ter 6umpbreDs StclIe gum lfit=
gIico bes 0bergcri6tS fir ben 0e3irt So
Iumbia ernanl1t.
0ie&eintgung
bcS TluBzl1fers bon Nnitedungsftoffen bat
gciterr begonnen uno mirb nit Nadbruf
fortgeicbt. Cine groBe Wtenge &alt miro
Lungs oeS SluiieS namentlid bort ous9ez
itrcnt, mo- Die N6aGnge aus ben Nb3u9sz
tandlcit lid ungebduft haben.
NcncS 0iStDuut 1T 3o,ra.
GounctI8luffs, Sa., "a. Suit
gta6 Snbalt zines aus 8om cinocaorz
0enen 8efeblS miro Soma lit stpei Nist6iis
ller 8etbetlt iperbcn, BON benel oas cine
nnter 8iidof t9ennciip mie bisber icinen
SIB III Dubuque, bnS lleu 3u erri6tsuoe
ben Sil6ofsiiB in @ouncil Nluifs baben
mir0.
Gus 0er GtaatSbnuptEaot.
Sprin9fieGS, ST., 25. SUM.
Die 0GnoiQe T. Sout6tpc1tcru Giienz
babn7@ ciculdoft, %U;l1e ii6 nit eincm
0runO: Gapital nnn 500, 600 aum8etricbe
Der Yaris & 0anutuc Gilenbabn eebiloet
bat, bat bic @rtbeiluug BON S0rperldaftsz
re9tcn na99eiu9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
Wernaffctc M0rScr.

Gan Srancisco, %. Snlt.
Samuel 9Silliams, Der Dor 6rei Sabren
i'm County GlaD III Sentudp einen geptis
len Burns crmOr6etc, lit in YortlanO Derz
baftct morOen unO beftnoct ii6 inter polls
3cili6cr 8cDa6ung auf 6em Negc na6
Dem S6auplaBe leIne5 gcrbredenS.
Ntdiion, &anias, %. SuIi.
Charles 6arriS, Der bei6ulbt9t lit, Dor
etWa SeDm Sagen Is. so. Gong auf Der bicz
itgen Bride ermDroet st babcn, un0 Sine
0oneD unb 6. e. Nels, ipeld)e Der Gbeilz
nabnle an benz Wforoe beai6ti9t finb,
murpen beute ais @efangene bier eingez
brabt. 0OueD unO QSeIS Durben Gin les
Der unter $4,000 8ilr9i6aft geltelt, 9arz
riS Oage9en, bellen Gcrncbmung crit am 4.
Nng1it ~erfoIgen iou, o6ne 3uIailWng Don
8lrgl6aft in Oaft bcDaltet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
StaItcn.

9tom, "a. Suit.
Ser Senat bat benz @eicb iiber 9lbi9afz
flung Der Wfa9litcuer ieine 3ultImnur8
ertAeiIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
Muf &eife,a.
&aniaS Gtto, Wo., %. Sult.

T1nlGS 0tf0, W(0. %. Sult'
0cncral IDner u16 6aseu, Der critic Nno
brittle Oebiilfe beS @euernl : goitmei1terS,
uuo Ot. .. 8aileD aus Nidmono, 3d.,
Der BoriteDer Der Orittcn glbt0ciluN9 oeS
@cnernl : YoitamtS famci beute auf Der
Our6reiic nad) ct. GpuiS, no Tie Den
Sonntag Subringel lperoct, bier an.
SGltcBmn9 ocS crsbifW6FtNcm ees
mtnarS lat Cincinnati.
Gincinnati, "A. SuIi.
Der ,Gatbolic GeIcarap6" tiinOi9t Die
S6lie6ung ocS cr5bii60flIhen Seminars
bon ,Wtt. Ct. WiurD'5 Of tDe gSelt" auf
DieOauer bon minDeltcl15 etnem Sabre al.
Die 6auptDcronloliung 0n;u ituo Bic
.fiuanSielIen ScrlegcuDciter ocSGr3btlbof5.
WfibDauoIWn8 cincs S0GifctttnSeS.
Gouucil8Iuffs, Soma,
Die Charles 8arton'i6eu G6eleute murz
ben beute DON Dem Y0li3etgeribt nit elmer
@cloitrafe Don $40 belegt, iDctl ie einen
Sebnidbrigen Naiieltnaben, Den le Dor
3mei cSa1ren aus eincm &loitcr IN Seapenz
nortb in ibr 6au5 auf9euommen batten,
braun uno blau 8eldIage1 batten.
GifenbaDms Mm9cIc8cnDcit.
8uffalD, 81. g., 25. Sult.
Die getp Sort Central @tjen~babnseieu=
ldoft bat BE 0cne0mi9ung erbalten, be-
Duf5 &creinfaduug ocr Balla9icrbelOroes
rung ibre @eleiie iIber ben 6luB 3u ftbren.
New gorf, 25. SuIi.
0ie 3urn NuSbau Der Babai1 Giicnbabn
alf Der GtrcGe Swiiben Detroit nnO Gos
leon crforocrtiGe cine Wtillion Dollars 1T
BON be!l 2ftiDnGrcn aufgcbrabt tporoen,
uno Der 9au ser Strede miro I'LL mittclbar
bcainnen, 10 DAP CT i'm nG0lten October
pDllenoet tperDen fam.
1tuMenf6lt@c SeDanSIMm9 bon
Matrpfcn.
Sem Yorf, "A. SuIi.
@egen GapitGu Mcrrirtau bon Der 8arte
,Sobm 3ittlolen" lit ein Daitsbefebl megeu
~u1nlcnihlider 8ebanDlung Don Dtatr0len
"erlalien Woroen. llaf Der 9teil e bon Nre>
merbaien bier9er bate CT flint aus leiner
0tannlhnft int Seileln in bus nur b SUB
bobe 0aIboed gele9t uno fe bort Dier3ig
Stunben lang, obne ibncn gBaller uno
9taDrungSmittel AT Derabrci6en, lie0en
la11cn, uno lic hinterber orei bis 3tpDlf
Gage lang BEL @aiier ul6 8rct ~aefangen
gebalten. Die g9nSe Wtannihait beitauo
aus ad)t Watrolen uno eincm S6iftss
Sun9cn. gta6 Der NuSlage Der 8ei6perz
DC filbrcnben Matroic1 beitanb ibr Nerz
gebcn oarin. Dab ie int BEN l8a6en cine
Nbl0iung fir Die 3cit bon il pier StuM6en
fDrOcrten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
0erIm6ter Gc4bFmor0.
@irfinnn6. %Q. 25. SuIi.

Ser felt eini9er 3eit an @eiltesit9runs
gen leibenbe Sarmer Sefferp Srnttb. err
bdngte iih geltern, wuroe aber bon t1lIert
ieiner S0bne abgei6nittcn, ebe Oct 700
eintrat, unb man boift auf ictne gSleoers
berIteuuug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
2ttt Wersiftmus seRorbett.

N0NnctI IS, sd, 20. SNlt.
Der befannte S6peilepDfler G.0.S rDiS
bon bier lit gcitern Nbeno at elmer Glut=
pcr0iftung 9eitor6cn, Die er fi6 baOnr6
sugesogcn bat, baB cine unbcoeutenoe
Wunoe an einem ieiner Singer nit elmer
GbierleiAe in 8eri9runs getommcn lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
Wor0.
Metn Onrf. "a. &uIi.

6eute @bcno ipurbe Der gSerffilbrer in
Der 3udernoarcnfabrif bon Slaplon Il So.
an Der Gde Der Stem Gbur6> unb 0eDltr.,
Oti6aeI 8olanber, bon cinem Staliener,
Den CT Dor einigen Sagen aus Der Mrbelt
entlaiIen bate, erltodelt. Gr 0riidte lib
9egen Nbeno I'M Die .3eit bes Wegganges
Der Mrbeiter in Ser 9tdDe Der 3aoentbitre
Derum, nn6 al5 er 8olanber in @eleul6aft
zines anberen Nrbeiters aus Dem Sabrtts
gebGltoe treten lab, iticB CT iDm ein btsber
in eincm GodGrmeI DsrbOrgen 9ebaltenes
Sleil6ermeiier in Die Bruit uGb nit einem
5neiten StoBe in onS !Oer5. Der Wl0r0er
flii6tcte uno tpebrtc ii6 nit Dem Wteller
gegen ben ibu ~berfolgenOen Yoli3titen
9unbrigan oielem gelan8 eS crit nit !0tltt
zines mOeren8Olijtiteu, ben Serbreder 3I
lberipGlti9en lnD feitsunebmen.
Nuf Der Boli5eiipahe fnnnte ltH Der 0es
fangene Srancesco Bprtellt. Gr beoauerte,
0aB es ibm ni0t ~9elungen, nod Elm babies
OMbcn6 Meuiden ab5utbur.
Oobge, TeraS, 25. SuIi.
Gin g~ctpiIer Spalbing bate Dor mebre<
rem Gagen einen Sreunb oes bieli9cn Dr.
Garter geIegcntlih zines Strettes nit einem
Meiler Der1punbet; ans Jtade bafiir erldoB
Or. Garter beute SpalOing in 0cllen 0ote.
Ser Wtorber lit gefli6tet.
O4AuEAkn. q 1ASl~~~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
fade.

Xrenton. sc. S., &c. SuIi.
Nuf bic Ni6ti9feitsb Ser Trau
Smitb unb ibreS @enoilen @oDe 8ennett,
weI6e iuegcn Der @rmorbuug 6es 8oIi=
5iiten Smitb in Seriep @itb gum 1obe
Derurtbcilt tpor6en iino, bat bas Oberges
ridt bas @rtenmtniB eriter Snitan3 uers
uihtet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28

cen . t, %. SuIt.

Ser i%tanbi9e NusiduB bes SereinS Der
Observation-Disclosures 9laubensecnollenz
l6aften iagt nit 8eSiebung auf Bic Iusz
ldlieBung Der Suoeu aus gepiflcn 0otels
bon @oneD SSlanb: ugSir f0nnen ilnlere
8ertbei0iguns Dem ctnft1tspoacn uuo auf=
gctlGrten llrtbeile unIerer Wttbitraer. BAG
,peoer am religiDlen 8efemntniB, nod at
Der Gal lie NnitoB nimnst, nit 0tubc iiber=
Iniicn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
TcMctSbrMNW.

Detroit, Mtid., %. SuIi.
SIN 8lan6arb brannte beute Wtorgen oas
8oitamt, sipei 8obnbGuler uno cine @erfs
fiat ab. Oer @eiammti6aben belduft fid
auf $1,000, Die Gerii6erung ba9e9en auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
Siirfet.

NIeN, %. SNII.
Eu6Idn6 bat bic 9Scriihcrure gsgebcu,
bab oas tirfilAe 0ebict dill 4. AuBult DON
bcn lsbten ruifii6cH SoIoateu 8erdumt
icin tuir0,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
Gin &autpf nit Stcbcn.
. nj } a, yleb., q.
Sur60ebr0nnt.

Des Motnes, Sa., 80. SuIi.
Or. 81. S. 0uit in 5~tcSficIb lit inter
3uriidIaiiung ieiner SraM init ie6s Sins
bern am OtittpO6 nit Gugcn 0armon's
Srau burhgebrdnnt. 2cBtere bat etipa
$1,000 unb ibrcs @bemannes golbene ubt
mit0enDMmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
GtuW0uocrcr.

JI 70 DUEI1 NUs OWIIe
6cute Morocn famen $50 Gintpanberer
an !; fte reilten ummittelbar nah benz @e<
1tcn Gb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28

7 w w OONIIs
OeutI6e @npitaliiten baben bel ser Je=
aierung I'M Die 0enebmigung gum 8au
elmer lectriiden@iienbabn bierlelbit na6=
eeiudt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
M6roer 0ortenp.

Stem 9 ort &c. SuIi.
Scr M0r6sr bes 8ertfIbrers Mi1aeI
8Olanber, Srancesco 4Orteuo, bat lett ieiz
ner 8erbaftung am 0onnerita9 nod ni9ts
gege1ien, uno lebnt aIe ytabrung ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28

ut IS, %. oSNII.
Bie es bciBt, baben ii6 @nglano un6
Sranfrei6 iiber ein Observation-Disclosures anz
beIn g~e9eniiber gle9ppten g%eeintgt. Die
ltnteriudun9sz Gommiliton miro nteocr
eingeieBt ipcrDcn; GiperS 9Eillon miro ben
8DriiB fiibren, nno Barring uno De Slig=
1iereS lueroen bas Mult bon @ontrolcNren
perleben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
WerMn8IIGt.

Clinton, Soma, 26. SuIt.
Der Sarmer un6 WaibIenbeliber 6eins
rid @oblenberg in 2DonS bat ii6 8eitern
Abeuo burd ben Stur3 aus eiuem Bugs
gle" beim Ourd9eben ieincs Bfcrbes les
benSaefGbrlide 8erlebnnasn anaea0aen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
~VWtTtCHt'
Ntabrib, "a. Sult.
StnBIanO.

2onbon, 25. SuIi.
JiuBlanb beabiihtist, an Der iibirii6en
&ilite cine bcfeiti8te SIOttem : Station an=
sulegen.
2on6on, %. SuIi.
SIN SoI9c Der firdterIiden S6nicrig=
feitcn, Die CT 5u iiberiuiuOcn bat, tpirb @ez
neral Qn;areD, tpie aus Berlin gemeloet
miro, nidt Dor Dem @nOe Oieies Otouats
III Turfeitnn cinriifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
9fumuter 80.


Solicit, ST., &c. SuIi.
Sobn Qieoerba6, ein Doblbefannter
alter Biirger biericlbit, lit am Oonnerltaa
Mben6 I'M glitter bon 81 Sabren geltorbct.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
Wt0ter 2Dn1.

@aIOeft on, Xer., IS. SuIt.
Bin Staltportb puroe geitern Nbenb in
einem No9bar=GountD bon Waco tpegen
8ebrobung zines 8%epobnerS berbaftet.
Muf benz @ege gum @efGn9niB raiteten
beltc Wittag bic WGdter nit benz @efans
0ercn unter eiuem Baume. 8lObIih ers
l6ienen breiBig 9teiter uno fragten mad
benz @efangeneu. DIS er antDortete, lhos
Bcn iie i'm nie6er un6 nerwunoeten eiuett
Der @Gdlter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28

W." OWSNs
Der 6anbelSreiienbe 6arDeb g. Maion
biiBte beute Our6 ben Stur3 in einen 6eLs
Ter lein 2cben eim.
31r SMttb : 9ennett'f@em @orOs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-24


The English people have Just awakened TO
the fact that the elder of the two sons of the
Prince of Wales is a probable heir to the
throne, and that he is, as such, an interesting
person. At the same time they remember,
with mixture Of amusement and amazement,
that thoy know almost nothing about him.
In fact, they are rather puzzled, when it Is
necessary TO speak of him, to know how he
is to be called He is, in full, Prince Albert
Victor Christian Edward. He used to be
styled Prince Albert Victor Of Wales. Popu-
larly he has been known as Prince Victor.
When he was studying on board the Britain
mia he was called Prince Edward. Out of
the abundance Of titles it is not easy to make
a choice and the British public seems to be as
much ''at sea" metaphorically as the Prince
now is literally in attempting to discover
anything interesting or gossipy about one
who, if he lives long enough, will be the ruler
of vast empire. The Prince was born at
Frogmore Lodge, Windsor on the sth of
January, 1864, and has, therefore, nearly
completed his sixteenth year He was born
and has lived, that is all the English people
know about him-accompanied his parents
in their travels here and there, and his fea-
lures have excited some mild interest in the
family photographs. But, in general his his
tory and his person are unknown and his life
has been almost as obscure as that of any
boy in the kingdom.
What has now drawn attention to him is
his sailing, in company with his brother,
whom oil English folk know as Prince George
Of Wales, on voyage round the world. The
two princes have been trained on board the
Britannia, and now they go as cadet midship-
men on the ship Bacchante, which sailed
from Portsmouth harbor on the 18th of Sep
tember, and proceed to Portland, where after
a week spent in drill the ship was to depart
for short cruise in the Mediterranean. and
to pass the winter in the West Indies. OF
course, very little will be heard from the
young princes while they are absent on this
voyage and they will return year or two
hence tall striplings, one of them just COM
ing into manhood. As they are the only
sons of the Prince of Wales, the succession
would pass, in case of their death, to the
daughters, and once again the British throne
would be occupied by woman. Boston i'd
Uertiser.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-24

DLAISE's. MEMORY OF FAcEs-Senator
Blaine's wonderful memory of names and
faces-a faculty of no small value to a politi-
cian-is thus illustrated by correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial: Many times
have Mr.. Blaine's powers of memory been
shown since lac entered Ohio. At Bellaire he
recognized at once old classmates whom he
had not seen for thirty-fye or forty years,
called them 10y name and referred to trivial
incidents in the past which had often-times
passed from the memory of him addressed
for many years. For instance, as he was en-
tcring the dining-room, DR. Werlich, Of Mar
tins Ferry, stepped up and said: Mr..
Blaine" Blaine turned Immediately and re-
piled: why Israel Werlich, sure as I'm
alive. lm glad to see you, old friend" He
had not seen Werlich since 1874 or heard of
hun
Again, another old man asked him, Don't
you remember meI"
"Why, yes" said Blaine, calling his name
II saw you thirty. five years ago at Caldwell's
Mills"
No" was the reply, 81 never was there;
you are mistaken"
NO I'm not" said Blaine, and he named
the day, a-many years ago, and an incident
of the day
The old man frightened up and said
well I'll be doggoned, but you are right. 1
was there, and I've never been there since"
Nor either" said Blaine.
The editor of n weekly paper in Eastern
Ohio was presented to him. How do you do,
Mr." asked Mr.. Blaine. cordially shak-
ing his hand. You are the editor of the
-, / believe. l remember meeting you
during the last campaign when was speak
ing in Ohio You had just taken your cousin
in with you then. Is he still with your"
This is an incident the newspaper man
told it to me, and he added; II had but a
minutes talk with Blaine when l saw him
first"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-24

The largest church congregation in the
United States is the First African Baptist
Church Of Richmond, Va 1t has thirty three
hundred members. On one Sunday its pas
tor baptized five hundred and ninety eight
persons, and added nearly nine hundred per-
sons to the church.
Mr. Smith Of McConnellsville, ILL.,, had
his legs amputated two years ago, and the
surgeon placed the stumps in jars filled with
alcohol and deposited them in a museum of
natural history. Smith, who has pair of cork
legs hobbled into the museum the other day
aud ran across the portion of the exhibition
to which he was a contributor, whereupon he
brought suit for S2500 damages against the
museum people,
The daughter of John Lather of Dorsey
county, Ark, suddenly lost her voice and
hearing when she was little girl some fif-
teen years ago. One night lately Mr.. Lath-
er was passing his daughters room, when he
heard a voice. With his wife he crept in
noiselessly, and they found her talking in her
sleep, but when she awoke she was dumb
again. Since then she has again been heard
to talk in her sleep. A deaf and dumb lover
of the girl was much distressed on learning
that she could talk.
Brazil consumes large quantities of North
American timber because she has very few
saw mills. The streams wash away many
trees which mill-owners at their mouths
would have simply to capture and land. A
Portuguese who built mill a few years ago at
the mouth of the Madeira river, has recently
retired with a large fortune, although he had
employed only the rudest machinery and un-
skilled workmen. The cedar logs floating
down supplied him in five months in every
year with sufficient timber for the entire
years work
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-24

IMPROVED ELECTRIC CANDLE.-An improved
form of electric candle has been produced by
Mr.. S. Cohne, of London, for which the fol-
lowing advantages are claimed; Up to the
present time all electric candles in use have
been made from pure carbon or carbon mixed
with other substances, such, for exam pie, as
kaolin or plaster of Paris, all of which have
the great disadvantage of burning too quick
ly away, and producing in a greater or less
degree a Pickering light. Such candles,
therefore, require controlling mechanism to
regulate their distance from each other. Mr..
Cohne's invention consists in making or form
ing candle of ultramarine, or the substances
which when united together form or produce
ultramarine. The ultramarine may be green,
blue. or of any other color in which it is pro-
duced. 1t may be either used in its pure state
or mixed with carbon, kaolin, plaster of Par
is molasses, or with any metal reduced to
powder SO as to be in finely divided state
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-24
HITS AND MISSES.
A tiny thing-A fork.
nLI III

Outward bound-Books
Short crops-Conyicts hair.
Tight ft-Delirium tremens.
1t is no lane that has no turn-in.
Nature furnishes the small boy with his
bathing suit.
1t is easy enough in the evening to get up
in the morning.
Jonah is reported to have been the first
man who struck oil.
man carrying bucket of mortar on his
head is sub lime.
My son. emulate the mule; it is backward
in deeds of violence.
Happy to meat you" said polite butch
er to lady customer
Now is the time to put up your stovepipe
and get your fall SCOT.
man cares little for his wrongs when
getting his funeral rites.
Nature never designed the interior of O
pumpkin to hold a candle, but the small boy
did
Why is grocer who gives short measure
like an ambuscade? Because he lies in
weight
Men should go into politics with clean
hands. They will be dirty enough when
they come out.
In California they make alcohol out of
beets In this climate we make beats" out
of alcohol
gentleman in conversation said that his
dogs were /. Shouldn't they have been
rated as K9.
An old lady would like to know if the grave
robbers open the vaults of the dead with skel-
eton keys.
Philadelphia old maid wants to know if
the men in the next world elevate their coat
tails and stand with their backs to the fire the
same as they do here in cold weather
"A donkey carrying a load of books, said
Amru, the conqueror of Egypt, lis as respect
able an animal as the person whose head is
crammed with learning that he does not un-
derstand"
Where can you find people that know ev-
erything?" asked college student of a sar-
castle professor II never knew a sophomore
class without few of that kind" answered
the professor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-24

A SMALL BOYS LOGIC A very small boy,
just beyond the limits of babyhood, is noted
for his precociousness, and sometimes people
try TO corner him in a logical way. The 9th
or day some one took him up and asked him
if he was papa's boy. He answered "Yes. "
"And are you mammals boy?" yes" re-
piled Charlie. "Well, how can you be pa
pas boy and mammals boy both at the same
time ?" was asked him. ooh, replied Char
lie, indifferently, cant a wagon have two
horses Z"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-24

PooR CARLoTTA The ex-empress Carlotta's s
health has much improved in her new home.
but her mind is stll dimmed. She has one
remarkable peculiarity- of never speak
ing in the first person, always using the alb
stract substantive ION" son desire, on peut,
on erige." She is kindly and gracious to all
who surround her, and takes a great interest
in the families of the farmers and cottagers
on the estate when inquiring about them
she says 1T is wished to know il they are
well and happy"-or she viii mention to the
gardener that ''it is remarked" there are
caves in a certain alley that should be swept
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-24
Miscellany.


We have passed the MONDAY summit,
We have left the MONDAY heat,
And down the hillside slowly
Descend our wearied feet,
Yet the evening airs are balmy
And the evening shadows sweet.
Our summers latest roses
Lay withered long ago;
And cen the flowers Of autumn
Scarce kept their melloved glow,
Yet peaceful season woes us
Ere the time Of storms and snow.
Like the tender twilight weather
When the toll of day is done,
And we feel the bliss Of quiet
Our constant hearts have won
When the vesper planet bushes,
Kissed by the dying sun
SO falls that tranquil season,
Dew-like on soul and sight.
Faiths silycry stars rise blended
with memory's sunset light,
Wherein life pauses softly
Along the verge Of night.
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