davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
9ie Serbaft,tne Der Woroerfan,ttte
Sen0er

Gbicago, 4. ausuf. - Gine 9peSial=
9epeld)e oes rSournals" mslOet aus Smaha
y@onperneur ct. Sobn puroe Dor elmer Bo9e
I'M cine 8equiiition eriudt, Irn bic nerbafteter
perionen, ,pslde man fiir Die tltereu Utitglie=
Der Der beriihtiaten W6rberfamilie Seuber
balt, bon Sremont nod aanlas su briusen.
gis ieet bat er bem @eiu6e nod nidt emit
iproden. Der alte Waun beitreitet nod ints
mer, hab er Sobn SsnOer iei, uno bebauptet
jett, aleranber (anitatt SobD Otc9regor III
bergen. @r siebt an, er f0nne ieine Sebaup<
tung purf 3eusen in SliuOis berpeiIen. Seioe
@efanseue itno Photographic tporDen. Die
alte Sruu iit cine mabre &iefn; iie ift ie9s
8uB bod nnb ipiegt iiber 200 YfnnO. Sbr
Geitdt uno ibre Sdnbe finb burd ben beita1=
oisen 4uientbalt Inter freiem 9tun1el tpdb=
rsilb ibres 5erumoasirsus inter ben Siour
fait fupferfarbig seluOrben. 0le Srau FAM
tpeDer leien, nod idreiben. Seit uorlestenl
9ienita9e if fie bon ibrem Manne setrennt, ltno
eetterer slaubt, iie lei na4 aanias sebradt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
8ahttnnfa4.

t.9ouis, 4. Iuguit. Gin ans &anias
fOmmenber @ilSus Der ugsabalb=St. gouis=
Yacific= gabn" iuurbe bente frdb 81 @larf=
citation, 8 Wisilen bon WfoberlD, 0fo., III
solae Der Yfltdtuerna4ldiii9nng eilles gSeiz
denite1ers aus benz Geleiie geifleuoert; Der
Bofi. unb Der @epdduag9on ftir5ten einen
abbang binab uns ipuroen tbeilmeile Deuolirt.
Der Se,Ser gStlliam Salnan blteb anf Der
Stele toDt, unb &ofonlottoiiibrer 8ranf Sen=
bile, iotpie iein ebenfalls auf Der 2otomotiue
befinbltder grlber tru9en beOentli6e gSunben
nnf1on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
Goaifipn 1T oer Bai non Ie.p=
NnrF

glem=D OFF, 4. 0uguit. - Der Oampfer
y5miligbt" coaiOirte nm III llhr bsute Sor=
mittag aui Der Sabrt bic Sai binab nab@oney=
Sslano nit Dem nabe Seoloe's sSslaHo Dor Nit
Ter liegenben Oreimaitigeu Sdooner yJtorman
bp." Die oberen gSerfe uno Die Mai9insrie
ots Dalnpfers tpurOen berart bsiAaoigt, oaB
bos Sabrseus 8ebufs 8eparatur naf Seriep=
@itp bu9lirt iperben muBte. @5 befanben itd)
etpa $50 Yaiiasiere am BOrb oes j, Smiligbt." ="
Sin Wann purbe nerlebt uno mad eiuem So
ipitale gebraft. Der Sdooner, ipsl9er ebeitz
fails betrdbtlihe Seiddotsungeu baoontrug,
iit i'm @hlepptaue eines 9temorqueurs Dierber
befDrbert tporOell.
Ser i3uiammenitoB puroe burd ben lint
iianb perlniad)t, bab Der Oampisr anldBlid Der
beftigen Sh5mung ietnen &urs nidt RAID &C.
MO per1nbern fpnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
0tehmGrftc.

@bicugo, 4. 2(uguit. - Die 3nfubr BON
Sd]pelnen betrug beute Is 900, Die Serienbung
$500 Stiid; bic Brciie rangirten Don $40
bis $500. = Rinbpieb: 3ufubr -, Serien,
bung -; Serfdufe 81 $4.OO bis $3.50. -
@hooie: 3uIubr 700, Serienouus feline; Ser
tdufe 81 $500 bis $4.O0.
g t. 9ouis, 4. auguf.-0ie 3nfubr bon
Sdmeinen belief iid heute anf 5000, Die Ser.
ienbung auf 400 Stid; Sertdufe 5u $4.6C
bis $5.00.-3inOuieb: 3ufubr $500, Serlen.
ouug 1900; &rfduie 81 $3.50 bis $4.75. -
@dJaafe: 3ufubr 100, SerienSRns feine; Ssr'
fauie 81 $3 bis s..
ga its2ibertp, Benni., 4. Iuguif.-Oit
3uflbr uon 9linbpieb betrug 1873 Stiid:
Die Yrtiie pariirten 3ipiiden 1926 uno S4.80
= Shweine: 3ufubr 1855; Serfdufe 81
s4.60 bis $50. - S9aafe: 3uflbr 500;
Sertduie 81 1926 bis $4.O0.
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8ernttid)te SepeT6eu aus Netps
NnrF

q E m=9 orf, 4. auguit. - 5lfter 0afFp
CAB hente Jtafmittag isine GntideiOung be-
Sii9lid Der bon ben Wfdtlsrn Srapton, SUes &
Comp, glr. 4, Sroabifr., ge9cn 4arpreuce 81.
Serome, iuu., @bwarb 90. Bataea nnb gSm.
Wicgibbon erbobenen 8eiAnloigung, udulit
@ntpenbun9 BON @iienbabnzSbliga gationen I'M
@ertbe bon $4,000, ab. Die angeflagter
bsbaupteten befanntlid, Die @erthpapiere &c.
funoen su baben. Der Gidter hielt Die porlie:
9enben geiueile fir binreihenb, nm Den Sal
zen e9roBgeifmorenen 81 iiberueiisn, uno ent
i6leo oemssudB. Sin ieoer Der augefla9ter
Ilellte iOfort $4,000 Siir9i6aft.
: Bic 0ampfsr r2aurent" BON Saore it1tt
geoforo" BON gtittelueer=Sdfen fino bier an
qefomnlCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
Gttttpetbtttt0 etneS Wetetatteu=
~ comments.

G1ebelanb, g., 4. Mus.- Oas Soloa=
ten=Monument 5u @enepa, IIhtabula=9 9ouatg,
O., purbe geifern nnter inpojanten Serenlo=
nie'n einaeueibt. Sen. @arfelo, lopie Die
GonareBnitglisber &onser, Ortiz unb barriion,
Sen. .Gtreiabt II. u. bislten Meosn. @ariiio
lhilberte in ieiner Heoe nur bic Beroienife,
ipeld1e fdo bic llnionSfaHlpisr ertuarb,n, unO
beribrts time Der polittlden Ea9esirag.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
StttrmiGaoett att Der altiie 0ot
Nctt,s csstSeD.

beftiaas gt1rn Der 5aiion in6te bsute Osie
@egero bein1. Die StraBen paren iiberz
id,pemmt, unb Die pieleu fleinen 5liiiie, lpelde
in ben gseslepiee miinoen, serit6rten Die i'm
letten gSinter nit sroBem aotenaufmanoe berz
qeIteGte S6leuIe in benz neuen Oamme. Die
garSe 8aiermaiie bes sees mal5te fid] barauf
rairf, in ben Sceau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
4Mf6uta erSdpt1ett .

.@arafog M.-O., 4. Nusuit.- = 9aptiit
Serifneiber, Sod i'm ullniteo States 5otel, "
ipuroe gegen II llbr in ber perganJenen gtabt
bon alisuft grimlner, ipeld)er genletnldatlih
nit @rfterem Elm Gunner beuobnte, sulalltg
eridoiien. 6erldneioer tpar bereits enttleioet,
als 8rimmer I'M Sd)er5e etnen 8eoolpsr auf
ieinen Srcune ribtete. Die gSaffe entluo in,
nnb Seridnetoer, melhem Die 8Mgel ourd) olS
linfe Nuse in's @ebirn bran9, itiir5te toot slr
GrNp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
9as 9efisit Int 8idmonoer Yoftz
ante.

Sid monb, Sirg., 4. Iu9uIt. - Die
Siirgeu beS bieitgen BoItnleiiters 6orbes bislz
ten beute eine Seriammlung, nm iiber Die
9eduns bes bon bieiem Seamten psranlabten
0efisitS i'm 8etrage bon $4,000 5u bsrat9iblaz
gen. Sn 6olse Der abweienheit msbrerer 8itrz
gen fonntcn iie fein lleberenfommen treifeI.
Die Iegierlng bat ben giirgeH 6riit bis 5ur
ndditen @od)e seseben, uno inI Safe olc feb
lenbe Snmme nid]t bis oahln eriebt 1T, mr.
ben seri4tlide S6ritte scsen 6orbes einss=
fpitpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
&apttMlattot Oct lestett cttbatttz
Sfi1eff CnS1trQefafcft.

Wemz y OFT, 4. Au9ult. = Glne Don bellte
batrte 9epside aus 5apanna glbt an, Die oorz
tieen gebDrben bitten Die oifaiclle Nadrtdt
erhalten, bab iid @eneralmaior @arciaD aDnigues
(GalirtO @arcia), Srigaoegeneral Sonleca uno
Orei @efdbrten = bic @in3igen, ruelte nod bon
Der sulett auf Cuba geIanoeteu @rpebition
iibrtg tparen - ben Spaniern bebtngunsSlos
propkeu hnbPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
SeMofrattfd)er StaatssGonpsstt TT
Georgia

Y I a 3a., 4. Au9uT. = Oer bellloz
frattidle Staats=@Onuent trat heute bier 3uiaulz
men nno pollenoete feline Organization burd)
@rpdhlung oeS 9rn. s. N. Sraulneu aus
Hbitfielo gum permanenten Sorfber. gtad)=
Dem Der Gonpent bic 3speiorittelszRegel aOopz
tint unb Die perihiebenen @nmite'n ernauni
hatte, eriol9te Sertasnn9 bis 9 llbr mor9en
friih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
Ser @efNnfarff.

New=gorf, 4. @usuit. 6olsenoss iiuo
Die ShluBuoiirungen: @elb 2-3 idbrlid),
1I16 pro Sag. STERLING s=8eAiel 4.s2i-4.S23
aui 60 Sage, 4.84-4.S43 auf Sid)t. Bnn=
oes Sbligationen: 1S81er Coupons l041,
nene 6iiufer 1924, neue 43=prO3. 1114, DO. A.
pros. 1921, Diit. Sol. 3.65er SO. Mftien:
Sod -SSlanb 1144, Yittsburg 1870, SIS. Sen,
tral I'LL, Stem g)orfer Central 1921, Qafe
gbore 1888, grie 43g DO. Yrioritdten 71a, /,
Rortbpeferu 98a, 90. Brioritdten 1853. Newz
Scrieper Central 75s, Meabins 214, Weitern
Union Sci 10Sa. nntsrihatamts Bilan3
@e!s ss8, ,605 ,060; @ouraut s6,s56, 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
SrGupe.

Evansville, SnO., 4. Iuguit. - Gin
pdbreno Ger nergangenen Nadt aussebrodenes
sseuer serit6rte baS @isbaus Der 50. @ngd &
Conn. IAN Der 5. @penue, ein 8irtbI6aitslofal
ufb bret ben So. IS. 6eilmanu, Y.S. .Seifert
unb 2Sn1. Ofutb geb0rige gSobnbduler. 0tan
lddtt ben @ejammtperlnft auf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
gluttbaten lit san syranstseo.

2 Il Tfd 5tStD 4. alguF. : Jus.
Gabia feuerte beute 9taamittag einen SAuB
auf 6rau sc. Sheline ab, obue lie 81 treffsn,
rno jaste fidb Johann ielbit eine ausel Ourf
ben &opf.
Ser Mildhdnoler Dennis Sapes ipurOe
beute bon Dti9ael OOlan in einem Streite er,
idlofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
1snrutett TN sSnStaner Serrt=
fDrtatttt.

Cincinnati, 4. Nu9uit. - gSie cine
SpeSialoepeld)e bts Commercial" aus Sinita
I'M SnOianer Serritorium nittbeilt, ipurben
3tpet iun9e @heroften, gtamens Cobb uno
&onan, om lebtelt Oieniia9e in Der gtabe DON
@ibion=Station bon elmer Nnsabl gu Der @reefz
Station sebSriser Geger anse9riifen unb se=
tDbtet. Gin ernitllher @onflift spli9en ben
@reefs unO @berofeien ltebt in 5olge bieier
gluttbat in Nusiid,t, unO 800 Ufann bon Dem
letteren Stamme baben fh beruafnet, um
ihre ermorbeten Stanmesgenoiien 81 RIDDEN.
Die 9ieser beid)uloisten Cobb un6 eoipan,
sipei an6ere @reef=9te9er, ipeld)e als SiebOtebe
an9eflast waren, ON 26. Suli gebangt 81
baben.
St.0ouis, 4. ausuit. - Yripatuaf)z
rid,ten aus Sinita, S.=&., geben alt, OaB Cobb
gei0otet, Conan basegen n1r perpunOet wurbe.
Sin Gempronltf 1T 5miiten ben @berofeien
unb ereefS geidlOiien leoroen, tnoem 9eetere
etnmilligten, Die gte9er, ipelde Die Sbat begillz
1eII. olls2IIliefern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
~ntsf In ttf0h.

Sa1t=2 GATE &itn, Utah, 4. auguft.
- Sci Der 2Sabl am leeten Montage erlpdbl=
tel Die 2iberalen einen &beil ibres Stdds in
5tpei Counties. Sn Salt 0afe @ountp mar
teine SppOiitiOn geseu oas Mormonsatidet i'm
sEPlnP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
@eaper's &itnaeIbetttet.

gHa btngton, 4. Nu9ult. = General
Sas. 9. gSeaoer, Yrdiioentifafts @anoibat
Der ygtationalz reenbaf=9abor=Bartei," bat
Gin 6unbihreiben per0ffentlidbt, in iueldem er
alle Dtitglieber Der Yartsi eriudt, ie einen Dol
lar ODER nlebr beiauiteuern, INN Die 9u8gabcn
fir Die gSahlcampagne bon iett bis gum nddz
fen gtoperlber AT beitretter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
StttsationenfdIid)mm8 TT 1tr6atta,
SftfO.

urbana, g., 4. auguit. - Die grarni=
natoren, tpelde nit elmer Yriifuug Der itdoti=
id1en, Sbligationen beauftrast iuaren, babeu
ioebsn 1bren sueiten geridt eritattet. sic
permarfen ausftebenOe Sbligatiouen i'm Se=
trase bon $780, 900 ais 9efdlid9t. Die @ran1iz
natoren itieBen bel Der llnteriAeibuug Der ge=
fdlihten bon ben dbten Sbltgationen auf feline
Sdln,eri9feit auBer bei ben @miiiionen BON
1874 uno 1876. Siele bet Sbligattonen rua=
reu Monate lang, etlid)e iosar Sabre lang sll=
rid oattrt, uno elmer Der Sd]eine tragt Die
llnterl9rift eiies Wtunisipalbeauts rueld)er
Sur 3eit Der @uliiiiou nid,t i'm Qmte mar. Die
meilten Snbaber Der Sbli9atiouen iinb nift
bier aniaiiis =
Gin 8ierfaB ais Wsorotnftrmment.
@bicago, 4. au9uit.-Srau S. $. 5ul=
liparl, bic @attin zines biefsen @irtbes, tparoe
beute inter Ser Anflase uerbaftet, einen frans6-
iilhen Matroien, Mamens 6. Bomsaun (N,
erniorbct au baben, inoen iie inn Elm 8isrfaB
den 9egsn Gle 9rnft ftieB. Der Matroie ftarb
ON inuerlider 8lutung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
Hod, Cit Ssapitel iiber Die Nbttaoel=
pbter Softprfabrtfett.

Yblla Delp bla, 4. Nu9uf.-@ouperneu
6ont bon Yerfiplpanien bat ein S6reiben
bonn Seiret6r @uarts erbalteu, tpeldls Ie1ne
Qufmerianlfeit auf ben Serfauf betriigerilber
0ottorbiplome irn Nusanbe lenft uno enen
Seridl. oeS amerifani5fen SonIuiS 81 Sarce=
Iona, Spanie1, beildlieBr. Ser &onll1 iiber=
mtttelt ein 0oftorbiplonl, lpelhes etnem lpaz
nild)en Siirger fir $500 bon Der American
University" III Bbllabelpbia auS9eitellt wuroe.
Der Siirser bat eiDli9 erbGrtet, Dap er ole er=
mGbnte uniperfitdt ME belud)te 1r1o iiber1aupt
tlie in ben Bereinlgten Staateu mar. Die
0ofunerte iinb ben @eneralanipalt oes Staa=
tes nnterbreitet norben.
Yhilabelp "a, 4. Iugrlt. - Gin @ez
rid)tsbeiebl 5itr abermaligen Gerbaftung SobH
Su6anau's, peld)er Dor etrua sruei Otonaten
neaen Gerfauis betriigeriid)er 0oftorz Oiplome
bes ,,gciecticz zMebical@ @ouegs" uuo Der y yIntc=
rica1l- llniperiitp" perbaftet fpuroe uno peld)er
lettDem Inter $12 900 giirai1aft itebt, lullroe
heute auSgeelt. 0ie beiben erlpdbnten Bleu=
on=9lnltalten lpurbeu bon Sudanal oegriinbet
unb betriebe1l. Der Speite Saftbeiebl purbe
fraft eincS BON Sobn giorris, oen 9ofalrebaf<
teur bes y9iecorb" bsitporenen IffOapitS aus<
geitslt, tpedes 8uhanan beldluibigt, meitere
0iplome lett leiuer erien Serbaftuug Sebufs
Serfanfs perididt 3u baben. Sobn Tibpatrid,
etn 0ftihuloiger Su6auan'S, muroe 6eute
Nahmittag feItgenomnen. ,Sr. Norris fat
brei 9iplome erlan9t, tpcld)er 1ibpatrid am
80. Suni, Orei gSod)e nab 8u9ananes's
eriter @erbaftung, an einen gsmiiien gS. S.
5Ltd)er in @apafoneta, o., lhtdte.
9lle brei Oiplome iinb bis gum RGr3 1877
suriidoatrt uno tragen bic llnterl9rift Sobn
Sudanan's; bic iibrigen unteri rifriften auf
Den 9ofumenten, 20 an Der Sabl, ideinen gez
fdlid)t 5u iein. Die Stablplatte, ,auf pelher
erlt seitern Die Somulare neitersr 200 0iplome
ber yAnlerican llntperitD" georuft porOen tpa.
ren, fieI Der Yoli,ei in oie 6Gnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05
Sf Snftfaer

Stem orf, 4. Nugult. = Cine ungez
uDbnlidl 9roBe Insabl Seiuder fanb itb bellte
in Der @larenbolr6alle," benz t6auptquartiere
bes Or. Gamer, Elm. 2etterer hattie friib Morz
gelts stpe1 Infdle bon llebelfeit l1no @rbrehen,
ipelde i'm betrddtli6 idmd6ten. I'm 1br
flano er auf, fleibete iid9 obne 5iilfe unb obne
iid)tbare 4nlfrengung an nnb ibien ith iuieber
beoeutenb better su befinoen. Gr las barauf
in einem bisfgen Worgeublatte einen 9rief aus
Irfanias, in ipeld]em Der S6reiber augab, CT
babe $500 auf Sanner'S @rfolg getpettet uno
tuerbe bem 9oftor Die tSdlfte Des @inlatsS 9e=
ben, tuenn er ausha'te. Gamer tranf Johann
II lln5e QSaiier uno id9lief etlpa 80 Minuten
lang. Sci ieincm @rtpaden briifte er Die Saz
iorgnib aus, baB tbm irge1lo S-lnanb iddbiibe
Subftunsen in eiu 3rtntrpaier mtlten f0nne.
Sebentenbc Sunmen fparsn auf oas 0teiultat
ieines llnternebmens getpettet sporber, ultb man
f0nne nd)t milien, Sil iptldem Mlttel Die 8,tz
tenbeu greifen toiiroen, Inn iib bsn @:minnlt
Al iid)ern. 9lls Der Ooator heute Utittug ben
So. Saq cines Tafiens autrat, mar lein 3u=
ftanb i'm Nagenlenen ungefdbr berlelbe, lpe
gefern Witta9.
@ine beute gtadnlittag angefte1ts llnt.rilt=
dung ergub, baB Sanner's Bul8 rs Sbldge
pro Wiinlite madte uno Ieine 8DrperDdrnle
991!5 @rab betrug. I'm IS llhr gtadnlttags
itellte id) aberuals beiti9es @rbreden elm, mel
dlcs grobe Sdmdfe 5lr Solge hattie. SanHer
nahm feline 3nfluAt 5u leinem gep0bnlibell
6iilfsnlittel = heiBem gSaiier = unO befauO
iid nm 5llbr mieOer perbdltniBudBig pobl.
STE 10 Yorf, 9lbenps. = tanners 3u=
itanb 1T nidt peientlid) perdubert. 3rpei losi=
tere Anfdlte bon @rbred)en tellten iif inl 2a1fe
bes abenbs Elm unO Sanner lagte, er Jet ibua=
der uno befinbe iid nift gum Seiten. lin
0fitternad)t lag er iebod IN rllbigem Sblafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-05

sur biors innbat "a SunSen 8. Gane,
oer II =Mpma.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-08-03
Curious.

The conduct Of people in great crises
is a wonderful puzzle. Take the Sea-
wanhaka disaster, and we read of
man who stood on the deck and burned
to death in spite of all urging to jump
into the water. He was SO perplexed
that he utterly forgot self. On the other
hand, some of the rescued people in the
small boats were clamorous to get ashore
and did all they could to prevent rescues
until they themselves were on land.--
Such utter selfishness Is hard to believe.
Among the rescued, one old woman,
whose handbag containing 1875 had
been saved for her, was so indignant at
the loss Of six pairs of window fasteners
that she compelled the people of the
hospital who had taken care of her to
send for six new fasteners. She also
wanted diver who was going down to
be ordered to look for her spectacles. A
very indignant man called at Randall's
Island for his carpet bag, and learning
that it was lost, threatened law suit at
once. This led to a new search and it
was finally found. 1t contained pair
of stockings, chemise, and comb and
brush. A singular fact connected with
steamboat disasters is that the dead al
ways have their pockets turned inside
out. They are regularly found so. The
truth seems to be that some utterly lose
their heads, and on the other hand the
trying hour develops cunning deviltry
in others that is something for human
nature to blush at. Robbery is sure
element of every great accident that
renders it possible.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-08-03
A COOL DARKEY.

A N important case was being tried be-
IA fore the Criminal Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. An old colored man
was on the witness.stand. The district
attorney had before him long list of
convicted criminals. After glancing at
it, he thus interrogated the witness
"What is your name p''
"John Williams, sah."
" Are you the John Williams who
was sent to the Albany Penitentiary for
larceny ?"
"No sah-not this John"
"Are yoH the John Williams who
was sent to the district goal for as
sault ?"
g No sah-not this John"
"Are you the John Williams who
was convicted of arson, and sent to the
Baltimore Penitentiary Z"
I" No sah."
Tired of asking fruitless questions, the
district attorney suddenly put leading
one.
Have you ever been in any peniten-
tiary p''
Yes sab ?o
All eyes were now turned upon the
witness. The district attorney smiled
complacently, and resumed.
How many times have you been in
the penitentiary ~
"Twite sah."
{" Where ?"
{" In Baltimore, sah."
"How long were you there the first
time 7"
About two hours, sah."
How long the second time 7" asked
the attorney rather crest-fallen.
An hour, sab. L went there to
white-wash cell for a lawyer who had
robbed his client"
The attorney sat down amid the
laughter of the spectators.
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HOW l WAS SOLD

7 NEVER undertook but once to set
/ at naught the authority of my wife.
You know her way-cool, quiet, but as
determined as ever grew. Just after we
married, and all was going on nice and
cozy, she got me in the habit of doing
all the churning. She never asked me
to do it, you know, but then she-why
it was done in just this way. She fin
ished breakfast one morning, slipped
away from the table, she filled the
churn with cream, and set it just where
l couldn't help seeing just what she
wanted. So L took hold regularly
enough and churned till the butter
came. She didn't thank me, but looked
SO sweet and nice about it that / felt
well paid. Well, when the next churn-
ing day came along she did the same
thing, and followed suit and fetched
the butter. Again, and it was done just
so, and / was regularly in for it every
time. Not a word was said, you know
of course. Well, by and by this became
rather irksome. / wanted she should
just ask me, but she never did, and 1
couldn't say anything about it, SO on we
went. AT last made resolve that L
would not churn another time unless
she asked me. Churning day came, and
when my breakfast-she always got nice
breakfast-when that was swallowed
there stood the churn. l got up, and
standing few minutes, just to give her
a chance, put on my hat and walked out
doors. stopped in the yard to give her
chance to call me, but not word said
she, and so with palpitating heart 1
moved on. 1 went down town, up town
and all over town, and my foot was as
restless as Noah's dove-I felt as if /
had done wrong-I didn't exactly
kown how-but there was an indescrib-
able sensation of guilt resting upon me
all forenoon. 1t seemed as If dinner
time would never come, and as for going
home one minute before dinner, would
as soon cut off my ears. So went fret
ting and moping around till dinner time,
Home went, feeling much as Grim
| inal must when the Jury is having in
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Along Absence.

John r. Davidson left Norwich,
Conn, twenty y-eight years ago to sail the
seas, and make his fortune, or never to
return to his fathers roof. He landed
in New York last week and at once d.
rected his steps to the old home in Con-
necticut, from which he had received no
news during all those years. In the
house where his parents once lived he
found an oyster counter and near by his
fathers sign board, Wv. p. Davidson,
Shoemaker He entered the shop,
found his father, bargained for a pair of
boots talked about the old mans son
whom he pretended to have known in
Australia. The old man was delighted
to meet man who had seen his boy and
talked vigorously of him; and when the
middle-aged man declared himself the
son, the father was at first not ready to
believe it {; but the proof was positive
The son had prospered in Australia and
had returned rich man.
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THE TIMES NEW BLooMF1ELD Pa. AUGUST 8, 1880.

now the owner was not what you call
an economical man, and he was glad to
sell even at moderate price, 80 you
see even hard times" have helped
me ~
When our nelghbor was gone, Kitty
and looked meanIngly at one anoth-
er.
" Harry" said she, " the rug isn't so
bad after all, and my green silk, will do
for year longer, with care"
"And silver watch is quite as good
for all practical purposes as gold re-
peater," said /. ave will set aside all
imaginary wants !"
The ten-dollar bill must go to the
bank" said Kitty, sand I'll economist
the coppers, just as Mrs. Wllmot did O.,
how happy she will be among the roses
in that cottage garden next spring"
Our merry tea-kettle sung us cheer
full little song over the glowing fire that
night and the burden was Economy
and home of your own, amid the roses
and the country air ~
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their hands his destlny-llfe or death.--
1couldn't make up my mind how she
would meet me, but some sort Of storm
/ expected. Will you believe itY she
never greeted me with a sweeter smile--
never had better dinner for me than
on that day; but there was the
the churn just where left IL Not
word was passed. felt cut and every
mouthful of that dinner seemed as II IL
would choke me- She did not pay any
regard to It, however, but went on as II
nothing had happened Before dinner
was over had again resolved, and
showing back my chair marched up to
the churn and went at 1t the old way.
Splash, drip, rattle-I kept 1t up. As II
In spite the butter was never so long In
coming. / supposed the cream standing
SO long had got warm, so redoubled
my efforts. Obstinate matterthe after
noon wore away while was churning.
/ paused at last from real exhaustion,
when she spoke for the first time
Come Tom, my dear, you have rat-
tied that buttermilk quite long enough,
If 1t is only for fun that you are doing
it.n
knew how 1t was in flash. She
had brought the butter in the forenoon,
and left the churn standing with the
buttermilk in for me to exercise with. -
never set up for household matters af--
ter this.