davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
@roReS GIemO.

Sim Sonntag Morgeu neritarb in ei1em
bIrfttg eingeri0teten 3immer Des 9auies
geo. 533 81. 6aIteoitraBe 9lIguit S6ntDt,
Elm Dte1anifus Don @enerbe, UeI6er III
SSolgs bon Sranfbeit nit ieiner aus Srau
unD bret &tnoern beite6enbe1 Samilte III
Die grDBte gfotb g~eratDen mar. Der bonn
0ilfSs @orOner Scent abgeDalte1e Snquelt
ilber Die Seids ShmtDt's ergab Die Sbatz
iade, baB berielbe bauptlG6Lt6 in Tolge
bon maugelbafter Eflege uuO geabrung oil
einem 6er5l6lag Derltorben mar. Sen
GOrnnersgel0iDorenen bot 1t6 betm Bee
JUDE oe5 elenDeu Jtaur1e5, iDelder Der Sdz
Mile S6miDt gum NufentbaIt 0tent, etn
erl6itteruoer QlnbliG bar. Nuf eillem, auf
3pet Stiible gelegte1 Brette tpar Die Setde
S6rntot's ausgeltredt, uno Dielelbe unt7
itauoeH Die Don barter Nrbcit franf getDorz
Dene Trau be5 gerltorbenen ltno leine bret
hulgeruoen &inper. Sn oielem i'm Seller
Gelegenen, nut Durd cine oittEe Bretterz
lDonO gegel DaS GtnDrtngen oe5 JtsgeNs ge@
l0ubten 20be bat Die arne TamIlte Den
gall5en gSinter Derbra0t, ibr eleuoe5 Oa7
lein bon oem Yeroienlte frilteuO, ben Srau
ShmtOt Durb 9Sal0en erpOrben bate.
0Dffentlid finOen itd moblt6dtige Wtenz
den, pelbe Den arr1en 0inrerbltebenen
SGmiot'S cine ltnterltitBuug Su She'll tper7
Den lal1en uto 0teielbe oaOur6 III ben
StanD leBen, fir ibr Ieibli9es gS0bl 9ez
1lu9enoe Sorae gu tragen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
gd,taater Gamer

Gin METER 8atron ldeint Der S6nttt>
tDaarenbGnoler IND gfadlabrtdter Solep6
6. WIc&ee 3u lein, meI6er Wtittpo6 in Der
Bcgleituug oeS @ebetmpoli3iiten SimonS
bon WooObrtO9e, 0utota, bier %eirtraf uno
cine Belle in Der Central Station be3ieben
muBte. WlcStee bate por etnigen @o1eu
bon Der Sirma 0eder & 60, at Der Sift6
Npe. bierlelbit, Waaren I'M NSertbe BON
$1,000 gefuutt uno na6 ieinem gSobnorte
WooobriO9e peridtden lalien. ST bate
ft6 Der Sirma 3efer & 50. ais rei6er
0runO6eitber Dorgeiteut, ais er aber ietne
S6uIo be3ablen ioute, peigerte er ii9, ieiz
men Berpflttbtungen nadSufonmen, un6
elS Der Sberiff auf @rllno zines rt6terz
li6en BefeDIS Die Moaren nit 8ei6lag be-
Iegen tDoIte, iDaren oielelben lpurloS perz
lAmuroen. 0eGer & So. erboben nNnmebr
Dor ben @roBgel6norenen gegelt tbrer
iGumtSen S6uloner Nnfiage pegen8etrugS
unO ertDirften Don Dem @ouuerlleur Don
Oafota Die NuSLieferrng Wc&ee's, Die AUDI
erfolgte. Nuf @ruIo etreS SauSiu6ung5>
befeblS %itatteten @ebeimpolt3iiten bann
no6maI5 Dem Wc&ee'i6en 6auie etlen
Beiuh alb unb ma6ten babel Die Gntbedung
baB Olc8ee in Die 9ede iei1es 9aDens Elm
God gebroben, burb oieies Die er i6ninoelz
ten 8aaren na0 einem perfect geLegeneu
9taum geiGafft uno oann oaS Sod pieoer
Sugenlauert bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

= @5 iteQ!e iib fiir3Gi6 berauS, 6aB bic
13iGbrt9e Nnnie NeliOr, mel9e DOR einigen
Wo6en auf Der StraBe umberpanOerno
b~etroffen tpuroe ulo in Der Station an Der
8eit Gbtcago @be. Elm llnterfommen fanO,
ni6t, tpie lie eraGblt bate, cine arnte, BON
@ott uno Der 98elt' perlalIene Maile. lonz
bern Oes TarmerS NeLion in Sefierlon lei.
benz fte aus %unbefannten 0riinoen burhs
eebranl1t mar. Die feline Qbenteurerin
murOe 9eitern bon Sergeant Jtubolpb
SanDerS, Der ibr cine StraIprebigt belt,
ibrem &ater ii6erliefert uub frat nit bteiem
ipQter bic 6einreiie on.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

Gtnen Idben COB 1T gu 0es
Moines i'll Soma Sames 6. Mtt d ell
9eltorbsn. ST ndbiu oaleIbit all elmer fetz
Ii6en @eriammLung ebematiqer MtitgIteoer
Der StaatSgeieBebun9 BON Soma, ooer
,9toniere @eieb9eber", G6eil, belt eben
etns 9teoe boil grtnnerungen an friibere
@elebgebungen begann pLDBliA su ftofeH
uno 81 Ddnfen, nno in Der nG6iten O2tz
mute pdr er toot, cine tD0tli6er S9la9fluB
bate i'm getroffen. Gr mar Der iiingIte
inter bieicn Blonteren, ndmli6 erit fiinf3ig
Sabre alt, bate Soipa i6on Dor GINGER
j3eit nit ytebrasfa pertaui6t, betIeioete in
lebterem Staate cine NidteriteIIe uno bi1z
terlGBt cine Grau n orei 506ter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
GrAMenGutIik4

o@el6es M0beI farm ettem 3immer 10
CUR 3teroe 9eret9en, wie ein Sartes 8raue1z
artltb", fra9t George @qtotf. 8etns, lit
utlere germ 9e9ebene Attport, porausq lest,
baB bte VlutD Der Geiunobeit ben 3arteIt
Nusorud belebt. 0as blei0e, duolfli6e,
blutleere @eli9t Der S9miuoli6ti9en ooer
pie au9eni9einli6en 2etoen Der Spspeptis
lbeit errpefen bel uns @efuble Der GelorQniB
Hno 0eS Summers uil0 nDtbtgell uus, i6neit
Don DIR. Hteree'S Golden Medical Dis
coyery' C9o!osne meOt5tntl9e @ntoedung
Iudt ulls attOere &ralttbeiten De5 Jtelpira.
tionsipitemS, ME au0 fir DpSpepIte un6 din.
bere GerOauungSleioen 81 er3Qble1. ueberal
81 1Q6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

Der Na6twd0ter i'm Nebere 6oule
entoefts 9ienita8 Mor9en gcseu 4 ubr, ais
ct Die G@roe Dur6 baS 6oteI madte, ooB
aus Dem Simmer go. PA @as ausltr0mte'
9aS betretfenOe 53iulmcr betpobntc Elm Ser
SSaTneS Sladforo aus ScnntlonDtQe, isis.
oen man.. aIs man Die Sbiire iprenate, in
~bepuBilolem 3ultanbe int 8ette lieoenn
tano. @S itellte it6 berouS, ouB BlodforD
betm SOlafeugeben bas @uSlidt ousoeblas
zen bate uno 10 Ourcb auSltr0menOeS Sac
beinabe eritt6t mar. g8ie Die i'm behon.
Oelnoen @ler5te glauben, beftnoef fid, her
unporliNttge Salt Jest auBer @efa5r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
Sic beftcW @narett tW f~1einftcr
NerN aGttnn

Dies olfe Spri6WOrt trifft gewtB Del DR..
Yterce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets"
06madbafte Nbtiibrptl6e1D 81, welGe tleine
canbirte YGd9eu, talm grocer ais Setft0rz
ner, lin0, aber 10 ptel abfitbrenoe &roft el1t=
boIten, roie. Die oidlte, abi6redenb aus iebenbe
M'oe Sc 9sp@ o6tr !lt mir6 n@ 3IlS on Den D'deG II Y ibTsr
@irfun9; tie erre9en fem 0rirtmelt lt1b
ma0en bic 0Grme ni6t na9trG9lt9 Der
itopft. !.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
@iuc ~ trtbsDauS.@ etleret.

Sn Der 0irtbi6aft BON Sulius 8rii6,
@fe Der @lartz uno SateitraBe, FAM IS ain
Samltag Nbel0 5tpilben bent 8auunterz
nebnler @baS. SOettber. bon gto. 76 gSelz
ionitraBe, un0 Sriild 81 ei1em befttgen
&arnpfe, an meldem Die Srau OeS 2eBteren
ebelfauS paGereu Qlntbeil 9enommen
baben ioq. g8te Srau 8ritih, tpet6e
etnen 6aftsbeTebl aegen gDettber ertpirfte,
benz B0lt5et> lieutenant S6uma6er err
sQDlte, bate 8oettder t6r btttere 8ortpllrfe
barber gema6t, DaB lie 8riil6, an benz
er 8ieleS auS5uleBen tpuBte, u1o niht i'm
eebeiratDet babe. 0egen Dteler unD Gbnz
lid)er beletDigen6er 9teoen bot Die Ibiire
gemieieu, babe ltd Boett6er pl05li6 auf
i0ret W9ann oelporfen, ihm in Die 9ano
9ebillsn uno ben i66nen l6tDar5en GolIz
bart ausgerauft. Sin 8oLtSiit babe 8oettz
der i6lieblt0 nit benz Jtepoloer in Der
0uno aus benz 2ofal e%ntternt, i'm aber
@tnorud zines a0tbaren WearneS ma6t,
fteut Den Borgane lit benz Brui6'i0en
2otaL aber 10 bar, ais babe er elnel Weanrt
Dor ieiner 8eraubung i6uBen tDoaen HnO
bel oieiem lOblihen 8eitreben Jet CT Oou
8riil6 angefalien poroen, Dem letne Srau
nit elmer StltarOtange ltarfe uno bulfz
Te!DE QuIu yelStItl Uuue"
sSorSert oem dAtem @rtifel+ - 0ie
oroBe YOpularitGt pom ''Wilbor's Com
pound of Cod Liver Oil and Lime" bat
eint9e gelpilienlol e 4Serlouen %peranlaBt, etnen
merfbtOieu Nrtitel i6rer ei8enen @rftnDun9
ben SGuiern oufsui0Daset. 8ober ioute
Seoermaln, Der an Sultelt, @rfGltun9ell
6ber S0wutbil9t lei0et, tor9foltlg borauf
odten, mo er Dies l5rdparat tontt. IS be-
bart teines 3eitun9Spuffes, ba Die NelHltote,
peIde letnem geOrol@!S ,s (, tGls 8s lsim IN bette bel;
reibli6e .3eugntlle iiir lette olBerorOett=
llDen Grfot9e bel alien 2un9enleioen. 0as
&oltz Ebospbot beitgt cine rpunberbore Setl=
trait III Der Combination nit reinenl 2eberz
tbrau na6 Der Grfinbul9 pom Sr. Milbor.
Gies l5rdporot miro re9eln1itBI9 pol Ner5teu
perorOtet. gu baben bet ~ 81 SSitbQF,
G9emiter, SotbA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
aorsforo's Mcto phosphate.
gemunoernspertber grfolo bel Gteberu,

Or. s. S. 0pan, ct. 2ouis, Mo., la9t:
SID peri6reibe es regelmGBig BEL Stebern,
ou9 m69reitb Der @ehelung mad l9mGdenz
ben &rantbeiten. nit beipunoertSwertbem
Grfol9e. 6alte es ou9 fir Elm Sonic 9egen
eelANG9ten 3nltal1O per 3el9nnosoroQMe.1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

- Ser Selegrapb meloet u1s, 6aB bic
iIocaliforniiaen vSmmtgration 2%liiociaz
tion" Waitte0tdr5 i'm bieiigeu Nusiteuungsz
@ebdu0e cine 9roBartige QuSitelung bon
Gitronen uno Mpfelitnen abbaIten miro.
Nue 8orberettungeu iino berettS i'm @ange.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
Srospn's Grom9taI Sro@es
9e1Odbren bel aCen &ebaeiOen l@leunt9e nrli
anntrEin1n1n lfhhflfn 60 -.

Ser. Q(mOS 81. geo6p, 9unserforb, gerfz
i6ire, Gu9la1b, l6reibt: = r6limawe0iel
(pon @ioairifa) folfete mir fat bas 2eberl,
Da er bas 9r0Bte 9ie6tbum on gel4lpiri9er
&eble ullD Notwithstanding berbetz
fibrte. Wtetne 6reunbe itno iiber bic merit
ipiirOt9e 9tenOerlln9. Die ieit nleiltem ge.
brau6 pou .Sromn''S Sron6ial
GrD9es" in 1neil1em acknowledgements
an9etreten lit, galt3 eritaunt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

SIN 9ronil9en 6auen Don &beltntatiSmlls
poer 9feltrolgia fam man INNER 9elptB iei1L
baB, Denn baS beriibinte Oxidation Del na9
Notwithstanding a%lt9eDauOt miro. it6ere
0etlun9 er5ielt weroen tonlt. @s t0otet ale
S@merdell. YreiS % @ents Die Nlal9e..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

gSm, Sc. ALLEN pom Getroit, Wtt9., io9t:
pie 0t. SernarD= Srduterpillen,
Die mir pom et1em meiner beuti6en Sefannz
ten enpfoblen muroelt, baben mid 10 l9nea
nnO Dolfommcn pou einem Wtaqeniibel be-
treit rllD t1 babe ibreu Webrau1 10 pouitdHz
Dig. nobne Die ilbli0en laiti9eu 6olSen pom
NbIitbrlnitteln %gefunoen, Dap i6 mid Derans
laBt lebe, blcles lplilDerbare Wittel Nllen 81
ennpfeblen, Die oil Uta9en= ooer Beroauun9Sz
bel6peroell leioen. sd battle bic Nlertetz
run8 Der Sortreffli6telt OeS Wtittel5 tiir
meme FFli9t HHo bin oerleIben na0Setoms
III elI.e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
, Staot Ob1raQo.
Srteff0Ncm.

Srtcft0ftctt.
g. g. GincsnneS. - v@nIilaae" be-
beutet, ME Sic ielbit anrGberuo rtdtia
bemerfen, Die Nufbeiua6rung Don 9ranen
Sl%tterpflan5en bur0 @~initampfung in bon
Der Suft mo8ltbit ACKNOWLEDGMENT 8e6dlz
tern.
@%p@niSon- Balatine Iieot in goof
county, etpa 20 W2eilen BON G1icago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
Sas GOincroenfmaI.
~rOsranm tt,r Die Gutbtuunasfeisr.

0as S6iQer5entmal @omite iparSreitag
gtobmiltoq unter GorItb iell1eS BrQliDena
ten, ;Derru SuliuS &oieltbal, in Der
"Staats3ettungS Gr6ange" p%eriammelt,
UNI ben 8eridt beS Nusi6ulleS fir Die
Gnt6ilIulgSfeier, tpelde ain Sonltag, ben
8. Wtat, i'm 2incoln 4arf 1tattftlOet, entz
gegell5une6meH.
Der 8ert6t, nel6er, init tDenigen Nban1
Oerungen unO i3uidBen Deriehe1, gut9ebetz
Ben ipuroe uuo OaS Seitpro8ranm entbGlt,
lautete tDie fol9t:
nSn etner Situn9 be3 unter5ei6netet
@omiteS pom 10. Sebruar murOe bel0lollen,
tol9enDen 4lau Su unterbreiten:s 0aS
Geutl6tbum @1ica9o'S, baS 10 bereitmiut9
SIT Dem @eliIgeu bes llntertebmens beige
ltenert bat, ermartet, OoB Die Seierli6teit
etnen al9enletn 6euti0en Character olt=
nimmt, NIB mirb 1i6 porallSli0tli6 lebr
SGblret9 OH Der feter betbeili9en. 9eSbolb
erodbtet mir eS ais 9ebotel1, III eIrlem l3u9e
init Wtullf6e9Ieituu9 na6 benz NeltploB III
@eleul 0aften BET Stubt CUR get9eili9un9
einSulaoeu. Der .3u9 ioute pou etnem pom
Seltplab niDt oI5u iebr entfernten Ser
IaltmllIH9sploB, ). y. Der Norblette.S lrltz
bale, ausgeben unb etlpa fol9enbe Wearl0z
route einbalten: @larftr. bis Oipiltonltr.,
Giuiitonrr. bis @eQsitr., QSeuslr. bis
@tartltr., Glurtltr. bis Mebfter NDe., g8eb1ter
Npe. bis 9tortb Part Mpe., Jfortb Parf Npe.
gum Seitplob.
SIM gart ieIbIt tper6en Stpei Sribiinen
aItgelhlagen; cine fir Die Geret1t9Gelt
WtGnner6Dre l1no Die OtuItf, Die dnoere fir
baS Gomite, bie Bartcommliidre uno Die
etn9elaoeneu @dite, ionic fit Die Sa6nenz
TRIGGER .ncbit ie 2 Wfanu Beglettung Der
tbeilucbmenben @eieui6aften. Die 8ereine
ielbit iouen fih Dot Dem Oenfn1al in Jtetb'
unD @lieo aufiteQeu.
Der Nbnorid lou GIT elmer Iol6en 3ttt
ftattfinoen, baB Der 3ug nm 2 ubr ange7
langt lit unb um 2 lIbr 30 Wfin. nit fol-
9enoem Seltpro8ramm erOffnet tpsroen
faun:
GroarainEt.
Gr0finun9 oes Seltes Our3 cine Superture
beS Sr6eiters.
Wtalleubor Der 8eremi9ten MGltner60re
pon @btca9o: pGe9lt bu, 0 2ena, Die 1l1n9eH
9lieber."
euiproGe bes graIiOenteu bes 0eutmolsz
GomiteS.
@n8lii3e GeOe Oes Mopors, Garter $.
SarrllOn.
o2@eibegeiaus" Coon Mobr). por9etrasen
BON Den Seretnt9tet YtQn1ercb ore1t.
Oeutlt6e &eoe, 9ebalten BON 9errt 8tl-
belm Napp.
gortrag e,nes @9iQeri6en @eOi@tes DON
elmer Dame.
Gittbiiuung bes 8enfmals.
uebergabe pes DentmalS al bic 2tncoln
Garts@omniiidre.
,@tar Gpan9leO ganner", 9eiun9en pom
gelommten Yublifum nit Sr9elter6es leiz
tulg.
Sic nit Ser Geranitoltuu9 Ser Seier per-
fniipftel Als9oben merben auf $50 Dollars
9el9Qbt.
N9tun9sDoa
Sror5 Nntber9, 8. NetteIbort unb Sron5
9emmler.
Ser muiifaliide She'll bes 8ro9ramms
IoItrSp ccrr,1 Srort, 81 r17hcrn GSrT5tocr4o1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

STE ~aU9entetm tcIte0tet atatO Des
t0atatcu Galafd) cttbtere Oet GcatrGO
Getpp Sre&ut&t9 &c. tito SSe0er=
4ttaatte 54e cntpfcDleta+ &efteAnn0eat
btttct atat1 Streft at bic gSraMeret
40 fC9toett> -nop mlt ~ 4Ius
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

Jfau9ern finb ais eeiunO unb woblz
10medenb Die Sorte1 .G9marSer Neiter'-
vSie9el @anoiter" @rilner Yortortco -
9bnlpfern Die 9epilen: .Ooppel chops
,Ylo 1touo"-v @rober Wtacouba"-ouS Der
Sabrif pom Sail &A J. III Baltimore beltens
All elnufehle1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

Ne9-Belt 1T menn Der tleine 2iebli19 beiz
nabe am Sulten eritidt, Die Ututter ni6t su
6aule lit unD Die Slol9e Or. Butts SUI tenz
Sprup pom Der Gabe 3erbro9en lpuroe. &ir
m06ten ba lti3t 0ater iein!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
y MtundsnnQ
Sron5 @mber9, 6. Jtettelborit unb Sra
OemntLer.

Ser muiifalii6e She'll bes 9roaramms
purDe 6erru Sran5 QImberg, prGiioenteu
Der Gereinigteu WtGnner60re, CUR Beior>
9uag iibertragef1, un0 oa5 nDrgenannte
@omtte tpuroe beibeDalten, I'm fir Die
Nu5flDruug oes ganSen Pro9rammS Gorge
3u tragelI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
California

Goforia ReiIt Ko1if, RartIeibi9Feit,
1to9enfdure, Our4faG, 1ufifoBen,
DerIeiht 9eiunoen Salaf uno htlft DER
D~eroauun9,
Ohne fbGolide meoi5inirur9.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-04
STUCK AND ROASTED.

A Kansas City Hose Reel Gets Stuck and
the Firemen and Horses Get Terribly
Roasted.
KANSAS CITY, No., Feb. 27.-At II 80
o'clock last night flames were seen issuing
from the planning mill at the southwest cor
ner of Twentieth and Locust streets. In a
few minutes the whole building, which was
built of Georgia pine, was in flames. Be-
fore the fire could be put out The mill and
nine adjoining dwellings were burned, rem
dering eight families hOuseleSs and involv-
ing a loss of about $4,000. When
reel No. 8, Nick Burns, foreman, and
Ali Buell., driver, arrived the line was
made from Nineteenth street, and the reel
started to dash down toward Twentieth
street. A sewer was recently laid in Locust
street and in front of the mill it had caved
i'll somewhat, and the ground was soft and
mry. The wheels Of the reel stuck here,
and at the same moment the flames burst
from the side of the planning mill and swept
across the street, eDcircing the horses,
reel and crew in a wall of fire. At
most as quickly as the flames had snot out
the traces of the horses were cut and they
and the firemen dashed out of the flames,
but not uninjured. The hands and face of
Nick Burns, the foreman, were badly
burned and it is feared he may lose the use
or his hands. Alf Buell., the driver, was
also burned, but not badly. The horses
were roasted so terribly that one
of them will have to be shct and
probably both. The reel was also badly
damaged. The planning mill belonged to
Mitchell & Wells. The dwelling houses
were occupied by labOring people, owned
by MessrS. Lorie, BuchtOld and Satterlee.
The fire was thought to be the work of an
incendiarY.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-04
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL,

RETURNS from various parts of the Fifth
Congressional District of Wisconsin show
T. r. Hudd Democrat), of Green Bay, to
have been elected by a large majority as
successor to the late Congressman Joseph
Rankin.
GENERAL JOHN S. LAVENDER, a promi-
nent citizen of st. Louis, died at his resi-
dence in that city of cirrosis of the liver on
the 23d. General Cavender was born in
Franklin, n. H, March II, 1924. He was
with Lyon at the battle of Wilson creek,
and was also at Shiloh, Corinth and other
places during the war.
THOMAS A. Edison, the electrician, was
married TO Nina, daughter of Lewis Miller,
of Akron, O., on the oath.
Rev. HUGH STowELL BRowN, the cele-
brated English Baptist preacher is dead.
He was sixty-three years old.
GENERAL HAZEN, Chief Signal Service
officer, is suing George Jones, the proprietor
OF the New York Times, to recover $4,000
damages for alleged libel, it being charged
that the newspaper published hbelous
statements concerning the plaintiffs char
acter as a Signal Service officer.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-04

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Reports reach here
that Notwithstanding the interdictioa of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fel-
lows, the Patriarchal circle is growing
steadily in all parts of the country. Efforts
on the part of the various local lodges to
carry out the orders of the Grand Lodge by
eXpelling members of the circle from MEM
bership have in the main proven abOrtive,
the motions to eXpel in the majority OF
cases being quickly disposed of by being
laid upon the table. Eminent lawyers have
rendered an opinion that the action of the
Grand Lodge in changing the qualifications
TO membership by resolution was unconsti-
tutional, as the constitution expressly pro-
videS that any such proposition shall be
laid over for one year after having been in
trOduced by three Jurisdictions. Mean
while the adherents of the circle declare
that they will not permit themselves to be
buldOzed out of the order. and say that the
end Of the trouble is not Yet at hand.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-04
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES,

THE clearing house returns for week
ended February 81 showed an average in
crease of 296 In New York the increase
was $40.
GEORGE E. GRAHAM, the bigamist and
horse-thief, who was recently accused at
Springfield, No, of the murder of his first
wife, has confessed and given a detailed
account of the terrible crime. He lays his
msfortunes to the neglect of good training
early in life.
THE other evening as Hugh Oliver, aged
twenty-three, an employe of the Evans
vile Qnd) Electric Light Company, was
at work replacing a screw on the 'arc
dynamo2 with his right hand, the screw
slipped, and erdeavoring to catch it he
placed his left hand also on the dynamo,
causing the electric current of 5000 candle
power to pass through and kill him.
THE Senate was not in session on the
9th. The House was engaged in general
debate on the silver question.
DISPATCH from Oil City, Pa. says: The
Derrick'S field report of the February oil
operations shows $50 completed wells, 3, 532
barrels of new production, SO dry holes,
269 rigs and 337 drilling wells. This is an
increase over January of &c wells, 575 bar
rels of new production, Is rigs and IL drill
ing wells.
ALL the miners in the Aveyron district,
France, numbering $500, have threatened
to join the strike of w0rkmen there. The
prefect of the department has telegraphed
to NJ. Sarrien, Minister of the Interior, for
reinforcements of troops.
EOvrpNop McE%FPy has decided that tho
execution of Pat Ford and John Murphy
shall take place at New Orleans on Friday,
March II.
THE pension payments during February
were about s11,OO0,0O0.
THE Italian Senate by a vote of 81 to has
adopted bill to equalize the land tax.
THE municipal authorities of Paris have
ordered that the name of the Deity be ex-
pugned from children's books issued by
the metropolitan school committee.
A SANTA FE q. NJ special of the 2sth
says: Steven Puple, Lee Hamblett, Kid
Wilson and Robert Holt, charged with the
murder of the three Mexican sheep herders
in the Galezo canyon, have been arrested
and are in custody at Bloomfield These
are the men for whose arrest the Govern
ment offered reward of $500.
A DARING robbery was committed at
Brownwood, Tex, the other night. While
the clerks in William Cameron & Co.'S Of
fee were posting up the books three masked
men entered, and covering the clerks with
revolvers proceeded to rob the store and
clerks of about $500. As soon as they
eft one of the clerks, named Coker, fred
several shots after the retiring men, one of
whom was struck and instantly killed.
The dead robber had none of the stolen
money in his possession.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-04
The TOROGGAN.
Graphic and veracious Description of the
Great Canadian Sport.

Graphic and veracious Description of the
Great Canadian Sport.
The toboggan is a sled with single
runner, which spreads clear across the
bottom of the sled. The top of the to-
boggan is just like the bottom. 1t is
somewhat thicker than a sheet of writing
paper and about as long as an after
dinner speech. Its seating capacity is
limited only bv the number of people
who can get on it. The Urbane and
gentlemanlv conductor sits aft and uses
one OF his 1.-the and willOwy legs for a
steering apparatus, by which he guides
the tOboggan some way or rudder. It
is easy to slide down hill on toboggan.
In fact, after you start down You can't
do any thing else. True. you could fall
of. That is easily done. The flying
machine is not high. so you haven very
far to fall. Stiil. if you have to fall from
a tOboggan half way down the slide, or
else fall down stairs with a kitchen
stove, you take the stove and the stairs
every time. 1t isn't so exciting and it.
isn't so soon. The prince and / walked
up the stairway for the purpose of
sliding down the baniSter on a tobog-
gan. The president of the club
took his place aft, somebody said,
''let her 60" Then we stopped and
the president said, '.How did we like
it?" left my breath at the top of the
slide and we had to go up and get it.
There it was, great gasp three and
a half inches long, sticking in the air
like an icicle. just where l had gasped-
it when we started. l took it down,
stuck it into my left lung and began to-
breathe again with great freedom.
The toboggan is to any other way of
getting down hill what flying is to going
to sleep. If | was in hurry and it was
down hill all the way l would rather
have a tobOggan than a pair of wings.
any day.
P. S.-There is usually an angel on.
the tOboggan with you, which has a
tendency to confirm the impression that
you are going down with wings.
n. B.-A young Canadian of broad
experience assures me that Toronto
angels really and truly have wings, in
somuch that often he has to drive with
one hand. using his other arm to hold
the angel from flying away.
Addenda-I have known the same
thing to happen in this United States.-
B,trdette, IN Brooklyn Eagle.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-04

In the Lower House of the Diet at
Berlin recently, in the debate on
the second reading of the Polish bill,
Herr Wirsebinski passionately de-
nounced the projected German colo
nization of Poland. He declared that
Poland would not perish although a
life or death struggle was imposed
upon her. Minister Lucius said that
the bill was an act of necessity and
self-defense. The Poles, he said, were
unwilling to become PrusSian sub
jects, and dreamed of a restoration of
Poland, although they owed their pros
perity to Prussia.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-04

PRINCE KRAPoTKINE, the Anarchist,
delivered lecture in the Sale Lewis,
Paris, the other evening. Hepredicted
a revolution at the end of the century
which would sweep away government,
permanent armies, religion and all
abuses interfering with the liberty of
subjects. He avoided political allu-
sions. His speech was applauded. He
was followed by Louise Michel, who
delivered a similar address.