davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11

IA ~ - - 90 'Vsi
1000 ... 1888
Kan Pac lst cOnsOl
= OnO 90. %
MO X 81 Tex con 7s
5000 so Loo
1900. ..... lCfsl
3, 3,uln...... 100
Mil& ~ Paul list
Wis a MINI div
5000. 40 30
! e NJ
OnU .....ll9i y
La Crosse div
1000 300. ll7ss
Met Elevated LIST
/ 1000 .... lOJ y
Met Elevated ~
l.UOO. 0iJ
1000 ...... 80 y
Mich Cen 6's 1870.
1000 . lo3
y ala A. AZ AZ
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11

that unt Of cash returned TO tho
company snknE fund trustee, because the drawn
bonds OF 1900 mad not been presented iof pay menL
For the quarter To end December 81, the estimate OF
tho met revenues Is $55i3 less than the actual Tor
the quarter OF 1888 dividend OF lia per cent
leaves tho estimated surplus OF the quarter at slo0OJ
by this estimate the total surplus will be December 81,
Si3l5. $685. gain IN the twelve months OF s33ii2l or
less than the amount OF tho average OF quarterly OK
pendures for construction etc" Todays estimate Tor
this quarter compares with the actual for the quarter o
1888 as follows;
Quarter ending ..,..,,so,
Dec. 81. Actual 1888. Fsuuhtso i''s'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-11

CLOSING Prices OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANciscD. Dec. 10, 1885,.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
SfinSifOer 1an0 antr1Itf6et Wet=
sett. - Nuiffi0cS Ycttctettt.

Nnfonss NpriI 5. S. mat 8et3en
rercr @snte in Is al 10 fart unb
10 bili0 Quf 2ieferuug angeboten, nnB pet<
der ueiBer Bombay go. /, etne Der in
Gnglanp am meilten gelu6teE Sortelt, III
Gnglano 3I pieL nieprigeren Breiien pers
fGNflid mar, al6 ie slpor; Die rlicbrigen
S~eefrud)tel unb Der aiinltige gSe6lelcurS
alf 9ouoon trugen peientli6 sit oieier
Observation-Disclosures bel; Der Rreis ptro it'd
inter eineu Dollar ben 8uld)el ttelen,
1pGbreuD alter tpeiBer Bombay 9eo. | in
Qo,upon N1fallgs oieies Wfonats nod SLIP
uottrte uuO i'm Sabre 1880 NOD $1.40
toitete.
Rei6er Rseen lit in san3 8engalen gll6e
Npril gefallen ul1b bat Den beorobten Hetsi
jaaten auBerorbentli6 getilBt. Sine reid)e
Grnte bon 9teis, has rationale 0%fa6rungS2
mittel in Snbien, fam Die W~et8etauStuDr
llur perftGrtcu.
Der inbiihe @etsen foBt INNER mebr
8ooen III europa. lnfangs oleles I)tolats
traf Die erite SGiffslaDung BON loldem 1T
G0nigsberg etlt, pD btSber rur bellnIlder
unb ruliii1er Metsen i'm Wtarfte mar.
Infer ben lSufubren, Die nit Der am %.
Mpril enoeltoen gSo6e auf Gnglalo ldtpama
men, ltallben Die aus ben al trdlt10en
Golonieen nit 6,836,000 Buldel in erlter
9fsibe, bic ausGaltfornien lnb Oregon folg7
ten nit 6,756,0 bic aus Den atlaltllbeH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02

6dfen Der Ser. Staaten nit 100000
Guldel. Die 2onootler oSinleS" ldreibt
bier5u: Bum erltenmale IN Der @eibi6tc
oeS erglild)en @etreioebanoelS ittb eS un>
iere auitrolii6en Golonieen, tpelde nit Der
@r6Be ibrer !3ufuDr ale anberet GrSeuz
gtngSlGnoer Dinter iid lalien." SIT bet
nit Dem 5. Waai ablaufenoen ISOLDE lparen
Die Idinilnmcnben &Qoungen bon Nl1traz
lien bercttS auf I,680,000 BltldeI geitiegen,
ipdbreno Die a~merltantlden lllpsr0neert
blieben.
Die Nlt5iu6ren ser Golonie 8tctoria tper>
Sen im @ansen s Wtiliouen Suidel betra=
gen unb bis gnDe SuLi batern, Die friibez
item Berl6iffungen ltuo Dereits Nnfang
Utat in S0noou angefommen. /
Die Golonie Sio : 2luitrdlten bat
13,400, 900 8ul6el gut 9usfubr ibrig.
Gon Dem aur MuSfubr Derbleibenhen @rtrag
bon bret ober bier anberen auitraLti6en
Golonteeu bletben Nadri6ten ab3uiparten.
l1eber ruiitides 9etrDleum
idreibt etn beutlder 9anbelsberidt unterm
l. G2at: y@s perfolst iiheren Sdrittes
ieilen SiegesSu8 our6 europa; letne Dor7
trefflt1c Qualttdt, minOere Seltergefdbrz
ltdfeit, unb Der goribub, Der tbrn BON ben
Gegterungen geipdbrt tptro, Ialien es Deute
idon ais poufommen ebenbirtig nsben Dem
amertfalii6en iteben. Die belen altert7
fantr1en 0ele iinb ben ruliti6en ais
S6miermitteI ni9t ebenbirtig, bod pelentz
lid biQiger; before Srgantia!ion Der
SranSpnrtlnitteI dlloert oteS uno oann be-
fomnten Die 2lrnerifaner etnen i6weren
Stauo."
Die Notbidilo's baben beidlolien, ti4
an Der Iusbeute beS ruliti6en SelDiltrtfts
am fasptlden Wleere 5u betbetltgen; tie
BADEN besbalb bereits einen 9Igenten na9
Bafu gelarDt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-02
Wo;chcnfliche Slinofs S$faafs-Befnne.

lit gbartum anttIi1 baS &e6t Der Sflaocz
rel. uuo gu Deneu, bic barber %eritaunen,
iagt er: SD banple I'M Slterelie GnalanoS.
@uf ben &opf oes tapferu Ssntan Dt9nta,
ben Die @ngldlloes nidt beiic9en tOnncn,
iDir6 pom britiiden NDmiral Elm Pret5 GEE
ieBt, unb eS miro ~offi5ielI git ~ieiner @rn.orz
outg aufgeforoert. M8enten :peroen aus
gGi9idt, init arpBen Sunnen 8eloes alSe
g~eaeriiltet, ATM Hneinigteit stptiden ben Ders
ldieoenen Stdminen ST. laen ulo Die Wes
ipiiien gu taufen, uub bieic @lgldnoer,
Die nidt Die Sraft ;u cinem Siege paben,
Iobalb i6nen niht eiu 9efdlltgcr u@cpat<
ter, tpie 2lrabi, gegeniibcr iteDr, tifen bic
llieorigiten S~nitinfte oer Dab9trr 5u Dilfe
uro bauen ibre GriumpDe auf Dem l1nldh7
ltbiten 8erratb."
Sopett oas Jto1port bes Sran3olen; -
eInes Gpnmentars bebarf eS tpohl nt9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

8Oni8s 9rOBbersog serilbte, i'm am IA.
6cbr. 1876 in BEN SrSen Ser Gi9enlaubz
frone ANNOUNCEMENT, bur9 SerIeibung Ser
9oloenen Ueeoaile. r. l. p.
Giuilitaub Der Stabt 2uremz
burg.
S%eiratben. = Gom %. Septbr.:
IOo!pb 2oscOmbe, Experimentation,
nit Wtargaretba BOILER. "a: Sobanm
Setter Dcrueaur, 8~iiritsnmu6er, nit @0lez
time Maria Ylonbelot; Better MIaer,
5Ieii3er, nit anna MOrgaretba 98asner.
rs: 9ietor Safob Sirnbaum, 4rofe6or
am &0nisl. @tbendum 81 slrlou, nit Msas
ria Sbereiia 8ictoriue Sittor.
SterbefdIle. = SOM 81. Sept:
Sobann Oiebri9, aft 35 Sabre, gireauz
Inseiteuter. o.: Maria Saur, oft y
Sabre, @tttpe bon Sobann Gbrifian
S9mitter. go: &arl 4usuit Bsder,
Bu6balter, alt so g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
Saar, @fOiel, @iiel unb SuusrId.

Grter. Quf benz 8anne pcu siren,
bat man am 20. September nit benz 9eiem
Der Gotbtraubsn besonnen.
6 in amiIienpater pom 0 Sins
bern in @fes bat nit elmer p~ariier Stabtz
obligation oas SroBe Coos nit 100000
Ur. 9eponnen.
Su Srte T mill man Jest nit Der grs
ri6tans zines alsemeineu S9ln9tbauIeS
@rnit MAIDEN. Die Yeldifisuns Der Naas
bari9aft uon ben istisen Sdla9tbduleru
lit 9rob, unb bann lit fir Die gbIubr Der
slbfdue, gIut II. /. 10. iebr idle4t seiorst,
10 baS ueridiebentli9 Der @sitant bSie 1T
unb bic ReinIi9teit piel III miiniGen iibria
IdBt. aber wer aus eissnsm @usenl9ein
rpeiB, mas Iues bel Na6t unb Nebel on
trantem Sieb in bic Staot ssi1afit wirb,
muB Der &esieruns, bic auf BEN Bal
Srinst, i3On 6ssbaIb beipfli5teu.
Ole rGrisr. 9bsts." bate mitseibeiIt,
oaB elm 9efreiter einem &sfyuten NIT ber
Sdbeli9eioe anf bic Singer sei@laSem.
Der betr. @efrsite bat ii9 oaSur9 beleis
oiSt sefibIt unS ssseu Ben Ieoatieur &las
&c geiteut. OaS llrtbeiI Iautste auf $50
M. @eIoitrafe. S9One geyc9!isteit!
OieMoisI bat bel 8 Sol nddit BEN
nieorisiten @aieritano bieies Sabrbanz
berts srrsi3t. Die &eSensart bes MoIels
b%spobuers: pSe i3Iedter bic MtoieIidiHs
fabrt I'M CONNER, beito better ser Wein",
bswdbrt li5 bofientli1. Damn erbalten
AUDI Die S9ifier fur bic uuireiwilise Sc
r~ienSeit bemna9f bur9 pole 9aSunsen bss
~selesneten lss4er einen grias.
OerpreuBii9e Staatss Minifer y.
SDtti4eriit am 20. p.0t. in Erier ausstom-
men unb I'M ,&otbsn Saus" abssitiesen.
gr beiu9te nit benz Observation-Disclosures
Die bieiisen Mtertbimer, oaS WsiSbaus u.
IbenSs bas Gaiino, bann Die neusn 9tuss
srabunsen in Der 2ailsritrase Bel ct. Bats
bara unb bic baielbit neu aufssitelten Weus
masener Mtertbimsr. &ur3 nod 0 tlbr
1T 9err .. 8Stti9er nit einsm Son6eruse
| mad Saarbriden wsiterseiabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
SeIsii@ ~Sarembur8.

SerGnberun9en | III 6 s.
Der Or. Der Gbeologis, Serr 6i;ette, Yis
Tar 3u Soies, lit gum 9rOisior uuS Die
rector bes groBen Seminars III Namiir erz
nannt worben. Der 9farrer J6err &atte
Gauuiaers) lit mad Meir:le.Sise (Beeiz
iancp) ueriett worbeu. 2ln beilen Ste0e
tommt Serr Oemareit, Yfarrer III Rop
Wtarde). Der Hfarrer Yirot, pom @rus
pont, fOmnnt mad @rrpcnt (6o6efort) II.
wirS bur9 ben gapIan 81 @abase (gtaue)
9r. Sacquemart eriest. Ger Biarrer pon
Souoremont (Qouette) bat bic Gnitsluns su
Voninnes (9tamur) erbaIten an ieine
Steue f0umt Serr SottIet, Sitar ;u Specs
9omeSee WaIcourt). Na9 2apaur ct.
anne (Weuin) tOmmt ais Yfarrcr Der 8i=
Tar su gaitna9. s.. GaiIart. Der iesise
Bfarrer, Serr Sauobuin, lit na9 Sloitop
3auelanSe) ueriest worbsn. Ssrr Yurz
nobe, Yfarrer su 8raibant, (Girep) bat
feline Teriesuns mad 9aneffe (Walcourt)
erbalten. Sin feline Steue tSmmt Serr
Oupasne, gfarrer gu Soupet (gsaurins).
Serr SinIon, Bfarrer gu 9ouettssS 81 >Oez
mis- Houette) warb mad Soupet periett;
an feline SteIe tOmmt Ser gaplan 9ifette,
iett su Sbibeiart Neufdateau). Gerr
Roufenfelb, 8farrsr gu Sramont (Dertrir)
lit nod 5apssless8 eneurs I'M islbsn Defas
nat periest wOrben. Sbu sriest Der gap=
Ian @tienue BON @omerp (Yirton). Ms
9farrer mad Samois (9insp) tSmmt Der
Yfarrer Beuot uon Bras (St. Subert).
Der Brofeiior, Serr Guder, lit nod &ens
beursSaut, aIs Bfarrer periest worben.
Der 0itar gu War9e, Serr 9urt, lift ais
Pfarrer mad gebo (SieIiaIm) ernanut
morben.
Su Der beIsii9en Nrmee iinb
folsenbe 2uremburser bsi0rbert worben:
ST.. artiler:ebaiptmann 2. Gl. 9iser,
warb gum Sauptmann eriter glalIe bsf6rz
bert. Sn berielben Sruppsnsattuns uarS
Sr. 8. $. s. Irnolb ais llnterlisutsnant
anseiteut.
SIM @enisforps warb Mfaior BAD gum
Sberltlieutenant unb Sr. lieutenant G5us
me, pom geueraItub, &epetsnt au Der
Militari9ule, gum Sauptmann cruanut.
Sr. llnterlieutenaiit $. g. Gi1born
i9rttt i'm 10. encouragement gum 2ieutes
nant por.
Gum Siirsermsiitsr BON Giuers : bes
uant:S ruGl lit 9err s. g. @ofiinet, gum
S3Difen pon 9aua9erie Serr s. ). 6ez
ndro uub gum S66fieu uon 6a9p 0srr
SGl S6wei9er sruannt worben.
auf Ser Citation ct. WeSdrS &
gu 2auaur iino 9oitdmtsr erri6tet porosn.
gu Sirton an Der Normali6uIe iinS
foIgenoe Siilfslebrer entIa1sn porosn: s..
~Salsmanb, s.. Saequemin unS ". 8aeS;
an Der NormaIi3uIe fir 2ebrerinnen in
Irlon 9roiehur $. Yonein.
Civil It 5 Der Stabt IrIon.
Seiratben. - Som "a. Geptember
Sean s. Nicolet nit gat9ariua Sbsiss
mann.
SterbefdIIe.-Som IS. Septemz
Der, Seruuis Bed, 81 Sabre alt, @atte
pom Guiana Sranlausle; SuIts Simon
OetbSe, % Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

uenma6er, un6 wanberte nit ibrem @atten
Safob Sder9en aus Nieoeranuen DOT %
mad ImerifG unb pobnte ieit Der
i3eit in Musregon, wo ie ii6 elm sntes
erworbeu baben. Mo9e lie rns
ben i'm 6rieben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
OiSceie Sincennes.
SIR bodlm'ite Sijdoj GbatarS n

Der bodjin'1te TlidOf 0Datdr0 rprroe
I'M cine Grtldrung in Sstreii eines 9lrtifeIs
bcs vSnbiunnpolis Sournal", worin IS
bieB, onB bic beioen tatb. Sii90fe in
Snoiana ibren @iniluB fir bas republitas
niI6e Sifet ouib6tsn, se6eten unb erfld,te,
baB er i9on ieit Sabren feinen Qutbeil an
Der Bolitit senommer uno eS aud in 6iez
fer Wablcumpasne 9uns BEN &atbolifen
iiberlaiie, mad ibrer eisenen lleberscu9uns
gu banbeIn unO gu itimmen. (&ie Sis
idof @batar6, 10 ipri9t unb 6anbelt jeSer
fatb. Sii6of.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
StSceie NaibuiIIe.
On Sen fatbuliIdsu airden pur6e am

Sn Den fatbuliidsn airhen wnrSe am
Sonntaa Die Notwithstanding Ser gbe
bes 6. @arnum pom New Yorf NIT SRI.
Marp S'Sceie, Sodter zines berporrassns
ben &aufuanns uon bier, Oifentli9 uerle.
fen. Step. Scannel, wel6er Dor elmer
ISOLDE Die Srauuns uoll,osen bate, fano
na9trd9li9 aug, SaB Sarnum bsreitS cine
Srau bat, Die in Seem Yort lebt.
Ipoitol. Iicariat Nebrasta.
In @pumina baben bic Gdter Der @es
ieul9ait Ssiu neuerbinss cine Hieoerlais
flung gesrinoet. IS lit in 0anber Gitp an
8iae Riuer. Gs iinb bort spei bodw.
patrss, p. Sue uno P. Srennan.
ausIano.
Gin 16OOjdbriGes Snbildnm. = Der
bodp. Slater Yucificus &sno, General bss
Srbens bes 81. QusultinuS, bat an aQe
&I0iter ieincs Srbsns elm Gunbi6reibsn
e~rlaileu, NORM CT tie auf bas beuoritebsnbe
l6OOidbrise Subildum, Der Sefebruns bes
Fl. Nu9uItinus, auimerfiam ma9t unb iie
ern,abnt, baielbe in ansemehener @eiie
wiirbis gu beseben.
Sie fatboliidem Siid6ie Der @elt bas
ben or ben bell. Sater bic Yitte seifellt,
ben Monat OCTOBER Der aIerleligiteu
Sunsfrau pom &oientran5e 3u ueiben unb
bas Sslt bss bl. &oientran;es am /.
Sonntas I'M OCTOBER gu sinem Seite eriter
glaiie fir bic sanse &ir9e 81 erbeben.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-22

~ ~ ~ IL ~ q tags 1 e. S9
"A sensattonsi Murder passtn HngIand h
london Special cables "a terrible tragedy III.
high life Is reported from Deyonshire Nj.
Hugh Shorthand, rich barrister from Aus
tralia, had been spending the past few months
IN that county enjoying . vacation He made,
The acquaintance Of Miss Dimes, the daughter
II aIwealthy country, gentleman and connected
with some Of the most aristocrafic families, and
proposed marriage to her. Mr. Dimes, however,
objected to Shortland's attentions having heard
some disreputable stories about his habits,
which Mr. Dimes was convinced were
TOO much those Of o dissipate and profligate.i
Shorthand, being cleyein address and skilled
4 ~ intrigue, managed To- induce Mr. Dimes to-
postpone final decision until he could be CON
and thus maintained his eptree at the residence.
Taking advantage of the opportunities Afforded
iby his probation, the Australian pressed his
suit with the young lady, and finally induced
her to elope with him, and they were duly
married asoon after elopfng;T the young ladyts.
,dead body Was found in pond on her fathers
estate. At about the time the body was discov-
cred, Shorthand, twas reported, left Devonshire.
4 vas generally SUPP posed, therefore, that Mrs.
Pondency This view was confirmed by o let
ter which was received from Shorthand soon
after the finding 81. the body. An investigation
was begun and it WAS soon ascertained that
Shorthand had never left England ut all since
bis marriage, and that he had written his letter
Ind sent it under cover to friend OF Brindisi
Shortland was promptly arrested, and his trial
promises TO be one Of the most sensational in
English Criminal Hecofds fAlk eKofts totfnd 4
land refuses make any utterances on the sub
jeet iAss ~ ~. IS z ~
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-22
a Baptist Minister's Experiences. T

I lam . Baptist Minister and before I even
thought Of being .; elergy man, I graduated in
medicine but left lucrative. practice for my
present profession, 40 years ago. was for
many yearz q sufferer from Quinsy, .'Thomas
Eelectric Oil cured me, was also troubled
with Hoarseness and Thomas Eclectric Oh al
ways relieved me- Ny wife aud child had
Dfphtheria, and Thomas Eclectric Oil cured
!hem" and il taken in time it will cure seven
lines out Of ten, am confident it is,a cure for.
The most obstinate Cold, or Cough and ifapy one'
will take aslnall teaspoon and half I'LL it with the
Oil and then plaee&the end Of the spoon id
one nostrl and draw the OIL out Of the spoon IL
y the head by shifting as hard as they can until
the Qlfals over into the throat and practice that
Twice e, week, Idon' care how offensive their
headmay be, twill clean il, out and cure their.
Qatarrh For deafness, and sEaracheit has done
.Honders to my certain knowledge tits the only
medicine dubbed patent medicine that have
aver felt like Recommending and ] am very anx-
pus to see it in every place, forI tell you thatI
would not be without it in my house for any CON
sideration, I am now suffering with a pain like
Rheumatism II my right MnK and nothing re-
lieves me like Thomas Eclectric Oil Il. IN q.
q :, II. Dr.. E. F. CRANE - =
49, s4t.75- ~ ~" 800 g's r- Dunkirk N v Il
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-22
{5T u z aEV a FssY ~ sTisa a Il
Magnitude Of the Grant Pa lures.

Il New York Tribune: Frederick D. Grant:
while not 3 member Of the suspended firm, had
his Office with them E g, and has been interested
PnrtkeE bRdarah5oo III gease Ia. BfaIa anothei
son Of the general, is not . partner in Grant 8
relations with them, and that his finances have
been involved in the same way as those Of
AZ enormous amount & uhhseca4sd liabilities
Of Grant Ward exists, comprising notes and
foa N sssShRs IL spsssslss e
have paid closer attention to details than the
month 1tfis ststsd d gSoa sa{sSsity t Rs
t sa1sa oSssds @ S IsS
individuals Ind t is said that the Liabilities q
s5, 0O0, 600 Not only ara III 81 lGfa6t &ssq6fdl
known to have rehypothas ted xsecufftf6ss
lodged with them on loans by several railroad
companies, but they haze obtained larger ad-
yances on some of their collaterals than the
s s,sss sa IN blowing prefer
Henry F. Shoemaker, New York, $125, 900;
3RlszsHg nssntff a. sSs Thomas
aeaols eSisske' f gis vssal sSa
Jersey City; ss5, 900; Ms. Fred II Grant.
Queenstown n. JsasG 0eQ 81
The assignment Of Jesse r Grant to James
McNamee gives preferences as follows: ~ 81
Mrs. n. A. Hopp6tSs HebEehsack,. n. j., SIS.
600; John E. Mason, San Francisco, 5000;
Thomas 81. Bailey, New York $I5, OO0..
An;assig nidefit 81 Grant a. Ward, ulysses g.
Grant, Fernando, Ward Ulysses 8. Grant, 9Jr.,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-22
rI|or 80 Aid 81 Con 3, ara !, |,

Washington Special Senator Edmupda left,
the chair Of the vice president wednekl
offer . bill to place Gen Grant on the retired
list Of the ARMY snd fn q ,bFief pesch alluded
indirectly To- ils flhAsieia1 1ail lure hieh sSas
announced in the papers. He said he hoped
II. .hs committee On nillag mrs Ycpsa hsssea
been repeatedly introduced In congress-, but
rhaAs ariably failed Southern dhmocyats, ca.
cont ara hdidl9 disposed
toward Grant ana fittle Opposition il Anticipate
ed beyond that Of democrats of the Holman
type In the house, and Voorhees, type in the
senate. While It ID well known that Grant has
Q comfortable. fortune left, therais q generauai
feeling that his services desefye tie plovfailg
OF him against the ups and downs Sof condhsf-
DIAL business. 81
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aafs % mpps stor, Mala,.sp.''

- 49, AsSaA4ASsA4AA
The private life Of the Emperor Will
liam flows along very simply. When in
Berlin he occupies q comparatively
small palace on the corner Of Unterden
Linden and the Opera place, his pres
ence being made known to the BerI
liners by the red flag with the Landwehr
CROSS which is then hoisted over the
roof. The window of his study on the
ground floor looks out upon that point
in Inter den Linden where Rauch's
statue of Frederick the Great stands,
0IamarflS the Emf eror 6rkesag between
q mA7o'aloek III lthe morning. He
dresses at once completely for the day;
the convenience of dressing gown and
slippers is unknown to him. The room
to which, after slight breakfast, he
goes for work is rather plainly furnished.
There is o mahogany writing table
covered with writing materials Of every
kind packages af letters, small presents
and 1 msme1toes : -ss II battles e
tasassa sm9 ( ns
friend Of tobacco: On q long and broad
ablssnsazsby lie books maps, bundles
Of sdo6une ntts, and papers of various
kinds. The Emperor sits at his work
oman Ordinary Chair covered with leath-
81, and receives personally all COM
munications, opens them himself writes
his decision on the margin, and hands
them to shiasecretary to be disposed Of.
HnS4nSs III al "a he
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Death 81 Judah >. Beniamin s3

t.
Judah Py Benjamin gthe Distinguished yixw-
ysraIf advocate and ex-msihhsH 81 TIA go1 !.
ernment of the Southern confederacy, is dead.
he died in mis- apartments, Avenue Jena, Paris.
He had been in failing heaittrever einca he
fell while descending from j Hamway ear sew I
eral years ago. The death Of MI:
benjamin In exile removes one of the ablest
:lavyersand brightest men that America ever.
produosE At tIds LATE dsy, Ehen the passions
and pfemdices sngentergdb thescivI War are
fast dying out the people Of the United States
will not fail to acknowledge his true worth and
greatness To the legal profession both of
this country and England the news of his
death will be read with profound regret Is 8
Judah Peter Benjamin was born in Hayti
in 1919. He practiced 7. law in New Or
leans, was elected United States senator front
Louisiana in 1859 and reelected in 1850. He
acted with the democrats and became seces-
sionist He was secretary of state Of the con-
fedarate states from February, 1859, till the
collapsssof xqgeEnmepti in 865nsH asthe1.
Fs5rusf shsa 1 u astss ha d.
fortune. Mr. Benjamin was Of the d jew
jewish race, and possessed to marked degree
the tiraless energy of that people He showed
himself to be . Wan OF great resource, and was
one of the most vigorous characters oonneotedl
with the defunct confederacy. Y
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conarnation OF the LOSS OF che stsaner
seaeo Of FlorldH,s With over 100 Lives.
Quebec Special. The paai6ffddii saabenge that
gysgs 4 s e.
STATIC Florida, was relisyed BIZ the arrival 81
the Donaldson steamer Titiana, from Glasgowto'
Montreal fHith COP aa 81. general q (Which
With viii eps ass "a gpsf
TIE captain OF the Titiana reports: MAY &,
rocks sess SR 5 Cd &c
sors pan q Sssasd e oo io% e.
tTsns iess KS sss Sssx SsS %a
steamship CITY of Rome passed thshIw hilef1nl
board theiship duiaa. and adaMef their sig,I
nals fbnt not stop. Following is The Off niaf
TspPstot Aird sfiesf 81 tSs sisls IF 4fS
ts SSsS .ss 1ss & ABf I'll With
era4 cargo. All went well until the night Of the
18th. At II 80 came in collision with the bark
beIS sSips Esas dssa sa III
gut Of the steamer q bssae Sara crew only
to ESCAPE In boats, and+-out of the bark's
crew of Aftssn ienly the captain and two sea-,
Yves observed bottom up! q The Survivors, after
being thirty five hours in boats without food or
water, were rescued by the Norwegian bark
Theresa,' ofk Christians from thstip9gt bound
fof Qgshee On the ri. twenty four Of them
from Cardiff for QGsb aE, efS thsyfsSlissS cited
till May 5, when they were taken on board the
Tijuana for Quebec It is believed that 1856 lives
were losknsikA tH1i ATyEE e a 81
Members of the rescued party on board the
Htiana pfsseiited d. q 7 pftiabls appearance. so
suddahWA ~ thea alanlity, that many Of them in
their hunks ct the time, had to hurry on deck
and into the boats in their nightclot hes. Most
Of them bed but very confused idea Of what
really took place. could ddistia guy fsneh-
ber,s howess Kcfask and, sAshif for the dedk.
y hesqryiFoSsA Also Iemambe It'll Sind er tie
the shrieks: and Mmefitationst 81 sth9 passsMs
gers Those on duty at the time remember
sdeing rad light flash for an instant, followed
BY crash, after which nothing but confusion
followed, theMtsaMeN ksginnmgsto Sink and
bsssea ssg ssfe ssBs the tbs
frightened passengers rushed on deck In their
nightclothes, and 4 the scene was inde-
seribable Women went into hyster--
les and men refused to move The women
especially objected to being doomed vessel;
Some who could have been saved absolute
" refused "a bulge an inch Those who chung
z The 99oHohI Of TIE ss . bpst ~ pigh
s ~ ssEsg s s|sss asSI is
lose heart Out Of 1871 souls only A wore saved,
Y the other 20 were not also picked mp. The
bark also went down with12 eouls. Sc as