davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20

Septbr. 1887 enoi9enoe Wo6e Don Der Ser.
ct. BatenrzS tftce an tpeltLide Grftnoer
berabfolgt, tpie bert6tet our6 Bln. 8.
SOB, Yateutz Nn!paIt, 3tmtner 68, Wez
tropolitanz Blod (J. W. @Ge 2aiale uno
&anoolpb Str.) Gbica9o.
Gbicasc.
@inbmible s. 6. Nlbee.
Sno1enmiible - &. So. Anbree.
GrItemaI@ine IS. st. S1fer.
Geilbremie = g. SO. @oof.
@iieubabnmagen : g&upplun9 6. SO.
@oot.
6Gn9emattens Grdger s. @(ennon.
0tanbs uno Championship. fir 6ei5appa=
rate = s. 0o(broot unO Is. Is. Jtorcott.
@r1temal dime = Wt. Sane.
Stereotppeuplatte-N. Ut. 2pman & 81.
Weorlep.
Gamburin - 6. 81. Soft.
(S0uirleib S. Stone.
Bo9eurabzN obe = S. @. @eiier.
&artenz S0ilD = st. %. Ooun9.
Suiuots.
Seberaufwtnber fir nbrma9er - q. 3tez
gel, Otaibpille.
8bGrbdnger-0. yttdet, Worris.
6llmmetbaten = S. y. W1iaer, Giant
pat9n.
Grei6mal6ine = g. @arrop, @abory.
Sorg IS. =. Soil GnslewooO.
Bd10n1dl6ine - Is. Soda, Utica.
gienentorb,-@. 9. Armitrong, SerieDz
pile.
gStnbe = &c. g. &boms, @anbwi6.
2SiscOntn.
@9mierbii9le @. @. Seemann, Nibz
Lamb.
SenFerialonFe-S.S. @%uIObons, @tOu99=
ton.
@agenfeber-S. s. Sotlon, 9~tfiniOu.
@99e-G. Is. Sberwin, SranOon.
G5Ilrtnopf-@. s.. 9teler, Mil1paufee.
Gartoffelpfan5 : Wtalbtlte = S. IS. San
Sled, @ootSptlle.
@efrier= M&6ine g. 9. 9mit6, CEDAR
g9lodentri9ter 6. 3. @mitb, GeOar
Hapios.
8alan5irtes @3iebers gentil-9. SneeOler,
Caledonia.
ytabmol9ine : 3ubebOr = q. Solution,
Stteumma.
0ampfma16tme Sc. 6. @orris, 8oone.
2eubter -Ot. 81. @reelep, Sttumtpa.
9fenro9r=&lappenpenti n. :. Garler,
0esNtoineS.
99littenbremle Us. anbrews, Buffalo
grope.
Nstmmriota.
S6litten-S. IS. 8urfbarb, ct. Yaul.
Duniteinatbnrlnssz apparat-S. s. @beies
bro, W~timneapolis.
Sampfr0bren : Ilmfleioung = Sc. Sle9le,
WttmleappltS.
NottrenoeD ampfmui@tue-@.S 2awrens,
Dulutb.
@alfer5eiser : S. gs. MOmburs, @auf
MopibS.
SIN @nnsen tpuroen fir obige ISOLDE
aus9egeben: $50 Baterte, Z 3ei6nungen
u1o Wuiter Designs), Is @el6Gftsmarfen
(Trade Marks), Ii @tiquetten (Labels).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
Softor Gtfembart0 1T aaem Ga5ven.

Ser cine 9eiIfIuiler mill nit einem ,9ub"
(6rdllterfll1en), Der dn0ere nit eleftriI6en
@~itrteln, Die mabrl9einlt9 besmegen 10
betBen, neil lie li9t Die Spur 'pon Gleftri=
3itGt entbaltelt, Der brittle nit bitt eren S61ops
&C., ale &rontbeiten ~turiren, nit oenelt bas
arme Nteni6en9ei4lebt beboftet 1T. 8as lit
nun oaS @noe POM 2ieo ? Ger &ronfe bleibt
trant, Der Quadfa Der ltrei@t ld6elno feline
0oQars Elm uuO lebt in Sous ulo Sralts
BON Der 2ei6t9IGubi9feit Der WtenI9en.
9ofIen nil, baB Der ), Stettitt9S =9Gnfer"
6ur6 leirte mert9Oolen GatblGla9e Dem erl
bGrmliben Sreiben bieier Observation-Disclosures
balo elm @ilOe ma6t fiir INNER! : Ser .3fetz
tun9szanfer' miro fir 20 @ents portofrei
%perianbt.
Abreiie: Geuti6es Sell Snfitut, go. II.
Clinton Yloce, Seem 00rf, 81. .. ,
Ser vJtettun9s=@nter" lit alt1 III baben in
Der 8u9banblun9 pon Soothing, alappenz
bad 81 aentel, 148 GearborntraBe, @btcaso,
ST.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
s@wa0e. nuO ftmoertofe Srauen

lollteW ni9t %per3Defeln ntO Natb nao De:
lebrulte aus eiilem Su6e i90pIen, our3
mel9es tauieitoe DON Srauen innerbalb tiirz
5eter 3eitf jibre pole Geinnobeit lpteoerz
erlan9t unP ben etn5i9en Wuni9 i9res per-
sens III @rfaQun9 geben iobea. Sas nit
Dieleu neutrality-suspicious. erldlterte, ret9ll9
aus9eltattete neuete @ert piro tad @n1z
pfang pom 25 Gents griefmarten Derlieselt
uno franco peri6idt DON Der Srtpate
Glttttc & 9~iSpemiarO, Is e. &ouNon
Str+, aear SrOaotpaO, He&p Dorf+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
Ser omertfanti9e 3ebens:

Ser omerttanii4e 8ebenss
rettungszOi en it ftnOet tDe9en ietner
greffli6feit INNER me9r Nnerfennung.
81 bat bteier Sage erit 6err GimbaI, Der
@6ef bieies Oienites, cine 3uidrift bonn
britilden Mrmiral QBaro, tpeLher ldngere
13eit 8oriteber oes OepartementS oes 9ez
bensrettunssz Dienites in @roBbrttannien
mar, er6aLten, in weI6em Der brtttide
Seemani, unier Spitsm ttr oaS bette Der
&elt erflGrt. Die ipanil6e Gegierung bat
.oos patl @apitGn 2Dle erfun0ene @eidiB
sum Berfen bon Gaueu ouf geltranbete
Nabr,eues, petAes in ben Ser. Staten int
@ebrouh lit. ebenfals angel9afft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
Bie oft wirb bos Qi6t Der Samilie bur9
&cIhMmnr0

&nbrep 8eterion, Elm i6me6ii6er 8aGz
iteinlegcr i'm glitter bon So bis 80 Sabren,
begging eeitern Wtittag in ietner Wobnung,
SEQ. 3407 6anoperitraBe, Selbitmoro, I'M
benz er lib cine &ugeL our6 ben &opf
ihoB. Nieoergel6lagenbeit, Die Seitipetllg
in @eiltesasit0rtbeit ausartete, miro ais Die
llria1e oes Der5netfelteu S6rtttes oeS
WfanneS be3eidnet. 0ie 9ei6e nuroe na9
Der Otor9ue iberfibrt uno Der Coroner be-
na9ri9ttat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
" D t IL.

Die Nmericau GrpreB Company felt
bon ieBt at @eloanpetiungen fur europa
aus, sablbar in Srantfurt, Berlin, 8rez
men, Stuttgart, Winhel5 2eip3ig, Nntz
tteroam uno 9totterbam, unO 3par gu fols
senOen greiien: 10c bis gu $40, 18c fir
500, 25c fir $50, 35c fir $40, 45c fit $50
iber $50 I'M 8erhGltniB. 30a83Utm0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
Maom tor sabp nit i'd IN ocn SOB.
NRutter umo SsimO ais &etd)eH aus Sent
Gee SeffdBt.

@inen i@aurigen Suno ma6te Nfittpoh
N1orgen I'm u ubr am Seeuter. am TuBe
Der 0iperiep 2lDe., Elm iunger Wtallll, Jfdz
mems GourtDrigbt. ir1oem er bort 81: pom
ben 8euen umipilten Sel6en elmer SrGu
uno zines Gtn0eS ent0eGte. @r1tere, otfelS
bar bic Wutter Des BON ibr felt in Den Nr>
men aeboItenen, cttpa Is Wonate alien
Rinoes, mo6te etpa 30 Sabre alt 9etDelen
lein. sic bate braunes 0aar uno i'm
@eli6t sablrei9e 9~odennarbea. 8eioe
Qeihen befanoen IT'D anl6etneno nun tpez
ntge StunDen I'm @aIier.
Ole un9Lidli6e SrarI mar nit etnem
loie fiBeuoen @attuntleio uno etnem
SbatpI befleioet, trug ieood meberS trunpfe
nod S6ube. Dim oritten Singer tbrer
Iinfen 0aub beftnbet ii6 Elm glatter @oloz
ring, Der ieboh ge1tern mob ntdt entfernt
tpuroe. @lu6 Die Gal6en oes 6leioeS Der
Srau bate man gelterr. an9ebllh INN Der
MbbaItung oeS SDronerss Snque1teS nl1t
porsugreifer, nod ni6t auf ibren ettpaigen
Snbalt gepritt. 0as GDrper9etpl9t Der
Eeihe betrGgt ettpa 145 Bfuno.
8eri6iebeue umitGitoe oeuten oarauf
bin, oaB Die Mogli1feit Der 8eribnng
etues 0erbre6enS in Dem norliegenoen
traurigen Sale ni1t obioIut au5gelhlolien
eri1eint. Ser ~uripringlitben Qnnabme,
Die ungIiidli6e Grau babe ibrem Neben
unb benz ibreS TinDeS aus freien Stiden
Elm @nbe bereitet, oIrfte entgegenitebel,
oaB it6 unter ben Qugen Der @riteren
3ienIi1 beutltde Spuren bon S6l69en
ooer St0Beh ftnoen, nGbreno MAJ III ibrem
6aar peripidelt Elm Stiif BON et1en1
8aumait entoefte. Mo9lt6 lit es aaers
btn8s e%beEfalIs, Dab leBteres Die AUDI bic
Werfmale unter ben Nu8en auf oas l1ns
berrolen ser 2eide auf benz @runoe oes
Sees 3~urid3ufIbren lino. 8iS 9eltern
tpuroe ni6ts ermitteIt, moeur1 oas, Die
beioen 2ei6en unloebenoe~ gebetmniBpoue
9unfeL aufgeflGrt meroeu tonnts. Sic
tpurDen Bis CUR QbbaItung oes Snqueites
mad Der Somubaue 3u Safe Bietp Iber;
fl5rt.
g8ie oft 1pirb bas Qi9t Der Samilie bur9
3ei9en pom Sriibliun ooer Jtei6barfeit 1eitens
Der Oarneu umrpOltt. Oo6 iinO otele ni6t
i6ulb, benn bas linS SoIgen Der ienem Ges
i6le9t ei9entbimli9en &etoen, Don oenen
Utdnner tli1ts felnen. Qlber Die llrla0e
tanit beleitiSt unb Der Srobiinn mieoerber9ez
iteut wer0en bur6 ben gebrnub pon DR..
Yierce's nFavorite Prescription" (2ieb=
lingsperorbnun9), pel9e als S%tarfun9s=
u1o Nerpentnittel fir entfrdftete Srauen 5uz
perlGiiis, bartnlos unb i6madbGft lit. Sic
1T oas nnper9let9li9 ma9ti9e SetImittel
fir %SSrauelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
Hortnua's @nntttue febrt satrite'

Sim Gidetts $50. BON @reIte0 Suite 1T
pom elmer Observation-Disclosures Selu1Sretle bel
0erpan0ten luo Sreunoeu I'M Often 5urlld=
9efebrt uno bat Die 8er9nil9un9en ur1o ben
4uruS reidlt0 9enollen, Die ibm baS biibl6e
tleine Nermo9ell, 1pel6es er bel Der an1 Is.
SUM- itott9etHuoenen 3ie6un9 III Der 2outs
lidna StaatSlotterie erlDdrb, ermt09ll0te.
DGan bari oreilt lager, OoB SIM, mie er
9emObnlt6 pon Ieiuen inttlnelt Tefdnnter
9enannt Dirb, na6oem ct lolon9e, I'M nit
Der Spra6e oeS NeitenS 81 rebeH, npolt Der
Grrpartun9 uno Der D0lenlpur 9elebt bat, T"
9rlinoli9, aber III pernitntti9er 8eile, bic err
lp06nten 8er9nii9uu9en 9~enoleu bat, inoem
er 3uerlt Die $50 900 colectlrte, pel0e tbn
beildufl9 9elo9t pom Der Corporation, oeret
ME beSlpeifeltet Nui i'll 8e5u9 ollt ebrli0e
V%ebanolutg lib bier lpteoer betboti9te,
prompt ausbeSoblt nlroen. Dte Collection
wurDe blr6 bic Slrlt 9totionolbdnf pm Gent
per 9ema6t, burt6 pelOe Derr JtidettS bdS
NooS eco. Is, 145) einI0idte, tub CT erbielt
0aS l60ne @olo 10 l0neu, mie Die Senoun9
genlGbt meroen fonnte.
Oils Die 1ta9rtNt, oaB Serr NtdettS S,pet
3ebltel soeS SauptpreiIes BON $3.50, 900 III
III Der 2oIiiiana StoatSlotterie gewonlet
babe, gu linn 9elan9te, mar CT, lpie unlere
&eler nilien, iebr n%n9ldublg nIo luettete lo'
gar nit leiren 6reunDen NuerD ulI0 @r1D,
Dap er oas @el6 niDt erboIten neroe.
9ie rJtepiem EreB CAB leiner !3eit eiilen
poaltdnbigen Seri0t ilber sims @litd",
uno Jest, 6a er nit 9eiiiuten &al0en Surilds
setebrt lit uno auT @umilon'S SoSebIatt
abonnirt bat - ipreben mir ibm oberrtaIs
n~nleren @liidwunl9 aus uno wiinl0en ibm
larl9es 2eben. INN leinen 8oblpaltO 3t 9es
nieBen. Gie Anla9e mar. pie Ct inns lo9t
nit 9roBem 3O9ern oemo9t woroen, oo es
ni9f leile @ewobnbeit mar, iid all irgeno
welden Gotteries1 InternebmunSen gu betDets
li9en.
9err 0fidetts lift elm iuuser Monn, ein
Qbpotat lit @relteo Sutte, llnO bis llD oas
@lldsrab 10 Su leinen @unltet orebte, bate
er an ben @iiterrt Der gSelt felnell uebertluB.
gSir b0ren, oaB er nit eiitem &beile bes gee
poullenen 8ermo9eus nod ELI grOBereS lu=
den mill, inOem er ii6 ouf bic. eOttnen"@
lem yanoe, an oeneu er illtereiiirt it, aus
beuten mill. Wt0ee er erfOl9rei1 lem -
@unnilon (@ol.) 0tepielp YreB, 3. Au9ut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
@a9r10einlt0etu Wtoro.
@~erbawgnIBnoas SGteBerst tn eiter sptsIz
h6ue.

Cine G6ieBerei, nit tpabri9einlid t0ote
li6en MnSgQl1ge, eretgr1ete 1t0 Srettdg
9tadmitta9 gegen 3 u6r in 8. IS. Sors
BANS SpielDaus, I'M 3tpeiten StDGDerfe
bon 9to. 122 SiibsGlarfitr. SdIneS Os.
8ogleD, eiRer Der anUelenben Spieler, uro
0eorge Sir, Der ais 8anfbaIter f%Hngirte,
gerietben megen elmer a19ebli6el1 Sptels
ldulD be5 @"rlteren BON $12 Il. einen biBiz
gen Bortmediel, in oelien Serlaufe 8Ogz
leD etllen 9tepolDer groBen &altberS berDDrz
3og uuo bieien auf Sit abfeuerte. Die
1u9el traf oenleLben in Die ltlfe Sbulter
unD ienfte iid BON bier aus abmdrts, no
lie permutbLih Die 9unge perleBte.
BG6renD Der moroertlhe S6ieBbolo
ieine Sluht 3u beiperfiteuigen DuBte,
purbe Der @eI6oIiene bur6 eillen i0neQ
berbeigebolten ArSt notbDiirfttg uerbulloen
uno baum na6 ieiner 8obnung, SEQ. 80
9ile1tr., ibertIbrt, mo er gel1eru 2tbeno
in trltildem 3ultanoe oarnIeoerlag.
8oglep rGberte ftb, mentge Dtiuuten
mad 8eriibuug Der rerbangniBpouen
S6teBereJ DEM an Der @de Der Glarfz uno
WantinnltraBe patrouIlire1oen 4oliSilten
Natrt6 2apin unb iebte oielen BON Dem
8orgefaQenen in GenntniB, mOrauf er ioz
fort perbaftet, mad Der 9lrmorp i6rfI6rt
uuo bier tpegen Qlugrtff5, NIT Der 2tbii9t
gu t6oteu, gebuht unb einaetedt ipur0e.
Gr lit 81 Sabre alt, unperbeiratbet u1D Bel
Der vDter6aut'S gfi9bt Wat9" ais
Spciialpoli5iit angeIteut.
Die 0taiIen u1D Moreiien bon Spe Steele,
SEQ. 1874 g. @larfitr., S. W. 9otpeu, SEQ.
1872 e. @reenltr., uuo Sc. Us. Serbian,
$50. 1874 9. @1arfitr., Die Der SbieBerei
beippbntelL puroen notirt uno Die @ez
nanlten tper6en bel Der Yro5eiitrung 8og=
leD's ais 3eugen pernommen iperOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
@rmM o0er 0ernin.

bauer,1b 9ebeilt ODER feline 8e3oblung. Sei=
lung Der i9limmten Sale Derbitr9t.
Nbbanolun9 neblt G%eferen5et, 10 @ents in
8rtefn1arfen, Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, 663 Main St, Buffalo, n. Y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20

Mdnnee mno Tralen, mel9e td9li1 cine
bis 3wei Stunben 3eit iibrt9 Dabell, t0nlen
in berlelben m01entlib gang lei1t lie filf
bis Se9n Dollars baburb perotenen, ooB tic
olsssunlere 99enten einen fir ieoen 6aus=
balt wertbpplen 9rtitel pertaufen. Sol9e,
Die bieraui reflettiren, m0gen gefaai9it cine
ooer 31pet Yerionen, auf pel9e tie it6 bez
ruten tOnnen, augeben. y. Neuttaeoter
g o.. SO MercerltraBe, Seem gort.
28irQm5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
q MwtnOTmM t.

Cd beFse Elm unfebtbares NeitteL seasn bteies "a
AeH. bufd befen @ebrau9 Eauien6e ber idIimmften
Hn6 peraLtetten TdIe sebetlt Uurbeu. @ein @IuuTG
al feline @irtiaatrt ~ 10 tart, bo6 i'd 9WeS
Se@ftS ieDem an bieIsr &runtbeit 2~etDenOen auitsLs
- ps9. geaR Sebe bic @rpresp uuo Dsh SfRcep
Aereke an.
~. e H. GgeesNsv "a Bead Gtr. Rsw Sto1A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20

Ole 9 d 10 Ell ne 3ufubt betrua ca.
18, 900 5tiif, sesen 1882 @taf am porieen
Sr'eitag. 4reiie BET lebbafter gto3fra9e
9e9en 9eitern um sc. b0ber. IS lpurOe be-
5ablt $4.8O@5.O5 fir CUTE bis bette nnO
I6lpere; ebeniol9e let6te m1ren 1tbt be-
ge6rt, nomtneQ gu $4.65@5.0O.
Qoihfo ar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20

STE 0UNcntetW eIte0tet Tito Bes
fantGte4t seIaidettbtere Der GotrN0
Geipp 8rc1uts9 Co. Ii1to SeOers
Sseattst ait eatpfeOIeet+ 8eifeAttt9e IT
bittet 1ttatt oifeft GW Die Sraaeret
as ienOett. >n0U MT 10 4Os
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20

Oh leibef all &opfl9mer3! 8arum perz
lublt bu es rt9t nit 2lpers Ytuen? Ste iplrs
fen wobltba1ig aut ben Uto9en, ruEen etrte
9eiunoe 2bQtl9teit Der S%eroauun9s or9alle
berpor, entterlen bic 6emmnllle, Die pie
9terpem uno oas @ebir1 beorldell, uno betz
len baDurA Oel1 &opfmeb aIf lnll1er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20

9iite bid Dor neuen Wtitteln 9e9en Grtal=
tull9e1 &C., NIB perl01DeuOe oetn Welb ni1t
inn Ner3il1eu oerielben. 81. 8ua's 6uitenz
GprNp bat lett 30 Sabren Die Strobe DOR Dem
Y1blitum erfolarei9 be1tan0el1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
NteOut0rft.

Nm Rinbpiebmartt bctrug bic 8ufu6r ca.
5000 Stlf, 9egelt 1898 Stif am poriqer
6reitag. SET lebbafter Na9frase ittegen Bic
Yreile bis un 10.
l~5ertduft murDen II.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20

Saluation Del lit, mas bu n0tbi9 ban, Inn
bid Iofort pom 3abni9mer5en 3I b%efreter9
Sine 25=@entz SIai6e wtrb Dir ell 9an5es
So9r bQliern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-20
VateMtc.

Solgenbe 9atente tpurben fir Die am IA.
Septbr. 1887 enoi9enoe Wo6e BON Der Ser.
ct. gatenfzO fftce an neitIide Grfiaoer
berabfol9t, pte bert1tet bur6 QSm. s..
8 b, Yatentz NupaIt, 3tmmer 68, Wez
tropolitanzB lod (Jf. Us. @Ge 2aiaue uno
Rnnnn[nh Cir Ghicnnn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-21

unteer stations. OF the utility of the food
warning furnished by the signal service the
report saws a careful estimate shows that
property valued at S12S, 600 was saved at a.
single station NASHVILLE. Tenn,) by the
flood warning of the signal service on the
Cumberland river during March and April
of the current year. The expense to the
government in connection with the above
warnings to all stations of that system. in
cluding the pay of river observers, was
So 7SO. This single example illustrated
what is being done in the system. The
system of sea coast telegraph is said to be
OF GREAT VALUE,
and an extension along the entire Atlantic
coast is recommended. Of the state
weather service Gen. HaZen says:
The plan Of organizing state weather SER
vices, cooperating with the signal service,
has met with ENCOURAGEMENT during the wear,
and the ev ident value of such organizations
i'm affording means for the rapid and economi-
cal distribution of the weather forecasts and
frost and cold wave warnings of this service,
has led me to arrange for the establishment
of signal services in states where they are not
now IN operation. The chief signal officer
hopes that congress- at its next session, will
recognize the successful work performed by
Lieut. Greely and his party, by providing pro-
motions of the survivors and support for the
families Of those who lost their lives while
serving with the expedition.
The report closes with recommendation
looking to the establishments of additional
cautionary stations on the lakes, and the
purchase, at cost of S10S, 900. of a new
building for the accommodation of the
buraau
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-21

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Nov. 2O.-The strike
which the Rochester telephone subscribers
have inaugurated against the Bell Tele-
phone company, which controls the system
in this city, began here at noon to-day,
when the steam whistles of nearly every
factory in the city were blown as signal
to indicate that the fight against the COM
pany had begun. The opposition is to
the change in the tariff of
rentals which the telephone company
wishes to introduce in this city. The old
rate was from $50 TO $50 per year for the
use of each instrument. The new tariff
charges at the rate of $50 for each 500 mes
sages, and propOrtionate rate for each adj
ditonal message. AS soon as the new tariff
was made known the subscribers organized
protective association, and. as far as can be
learned, all have pledged themselves to
stop using the instrument after noon to-day.
The only business places using the
telephones tonight are one or two hotels.
the telegraph offices and the cab offices.
Many of the instruments are draped in
mourning or boxed up. and have on them
such inscriptions as "Gone to join the
angels" "Down with monopolies," etc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-21
CHRONICLES OF CRIME.
Pretty Jenny Saxton on Trial at Bur
lington, VT, for Robbing a
Gay Millionaire.
Dsfsnseless Widow Woman at
Ligonier, Pa, Robbed Of
$4,000 in Cash.
At Newcastle, Del, Eight Men are
FloSged for Petty Mis-
demeanors.
A HeartIess New York Mother
Makes Away With Her New
Born Twins.

BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. 20.-The trial
of Miss Jennie Saxton for forging the
name of John l.. Mason. the millionaire,
to two orders for $500 and $500 respectively,
was begun to-day. c. F. Ward treasurer
of the Burlington Savings bank, testified
regarding the transaction of the bank.
Mason testified that he had known Jenn,
Saxton since she was little girl He hat
often ridden on the cars with her, and had
given heI money for church fairs. He had
never signaled from his house to hers to
have her meet him. He had received several
letters and kilograms from her, but had
never taken notice of them. except when
in reply to an inquiry where she could meet
him he had replied: '.At the depot at p.
M" He offered two of Miss Saxton's let
tiers to him as evidence, but they were de
clined. Miss Saxton's sister, Mrs. De-
laney. had once told him that she spent
81. 900 looking after Jennie and her escap-
AIDES. 1t is learned that one of the letters
submitted to counsel was from Jennie to
Mason, stating that she was in trouble with
a young man and asking that Mason send
her money!
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ONE KILLED, FOUR INJURED.
Casualties at a Fire Started by a
Pack of Careless Boys.

Pack of Careless Boys.
PTTTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 20.-A disastrous
fire occurred in Allegheny City, near Herr's
island, this afternoon, in which one fire.
man was killed, four others injured. Herr's
hosse, two stables and seven dwellings de-
stroyed, and as many families rendered
homeless. The fire broke out in one of
Omslaers ice houses about l
o'clock. and was caused by soma
boys who started fire in one corner of the
building to roast potatoes. By some means
the building caught fire. The structure
and all the surrounding buildings were
frame, and before the fire department
reached the scene, the two enjoning ice
houses were burning. The wind was high,
the water scarce, and the fire burned furi-
ouSly. spreading rapidly. In less than half
an hour the flames had communicated to
dwellings on each SIDE of the ice houses,
and it looked for a time as if
several blocks would have to be
sacrificed. The firemen worked heroically,
however. and finally, after four hours hard
work, conquered the fierv element In do
ing so, however John Coward. of the
Grant Engine company, lost his life and
John Metz. John Rail, August Nulty and
John Fitcht were injured. Coward was
struck on the head with falling bricks from
chimney and was instantly killed.
Metz was working by his side and was
also hit, but escaped with painful bruises.
The others were burned by flying sparks.
but not seriously hurt. The total loss was
about S30 900. on which there was an in
surance of about SIS. 900. The inmates Of
the dwellings lost all their household goods
and barely escaped with their lives.
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A BAND OF B00DLERS.
Continuation Of the Trial of Ex-Ald.
MoQuade for Bribe- Taking at
New York.
Duffy, the Informer, Subjected to a
Long and Searching Cross
Examination.
The Defendants Good Character
Sworn to by Several
Witnesses.
One OF the Accused Gang of Thtr-
teen Swears That He is
Innocent.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Another large
crowd of people filled the general sessions
court this morning to hear the evidence on
the trial of ex-Ald. McQuade for accepting
bribe to vote for the Broadway railroad
franchise. Ex-Ald. Duffy took the stand
after the court was opened and Lawyer
Newcomb continued his cross-eXaminatiOn.
The lawyer asked the witness a score or
more questions regarding his life at home.
in business and as public man. Mr.. Duffy
had been builder for twenty years, yet he
had been unfortunate; he guessed he
had failed about twice-he was not
sure; he thought twice. The last time he
failed was in 1879. He also failed eight
years before that. He owed some debts in
1884. but did not think that he had applied
any of the S10.0 of ''boodle" money to
pay those debts; acknowledged violating
his oath of office when he took the ''boo-
de-" Mr.. Newcomb had been very gentle
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The Detroii Ball Club.

DETROIT. Nov. 20.-The announcement
of the possible withdrawal Of the Detroit
Base Ball club from the league and its ad-
mission to the association has caused SEN
sation in base ball circles in this city.
Members of the Detroit board of directors
are practically unanimous in denunciatiou
of the recent action at the Chicago league
meeting in adopting the guarantee system.
1t is said that this will cause a loss to the
local team, since their expenses will exceed
the guaranty and the home games cannot
make up the deficit The change to the
American association seems probable,
although there is some doubt whether the
players can be transferred under the new
rules. President Stearns and Secretary
Leadley leave tonight to attend the meet
ing of the American association at Cincin-
natl on MOnday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-21
LACONiCs BY LIGHTNING.
photographic Chronicles of interest
ing News Events Received by Tele-
graph Last Night.

The name of the ship which, while convey
ing a number of Queensland plantation labor
ers. foundered re Gently In the Pacific ocean,
I4U lives being lost, is the Young Dick.
The German war secretary will resign
shortly anu will probably be succeeded by
Gen. Won Caprivi.
News has been received of disastrous fire
in the ,own o. Londo, on the Pasig river, in
the Island OF Luzon, the largest of the Phil
lipiue group. One thousand houses were
burned.
The operatives in the cotton factories at
Ghent went out on strike and were Joined
by the dock laDorers. A riot is threatened
and the military have been ordered to hold
themselves IN readiness.
The captain of the steamer Normanton,
which fOundered off Oosma, Japan, has bee
committed for trial for mansaughter, it being
held that he is responsible for the drowning
of the passengers on his vessel.
Count Kalnoky, AuStro-Hungarian prime
minister, to the Austrian delegation ex-
pressed warm approval OF the budget COM
mitttees efforts to support the Austrian
policy. At a plenary sitting Of the delega-
ton the previous decisions OF the committee
were confirmed.