davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Ser Weoitinere ituloe / 5aaestab
unbsrisse en- Manb iOr at finbe up, buab
Slass Spsbom Ban feb al, men be tOm
life til Gnisbeb. "a be bapbe iireoet
ON bette ppsr en- use, Tom bet for 2as
ger, at be life bauoe unoerisst zen
rette.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

st iiel0ent Teimateriel er brust
paa Ell Nriuatuei / Sjsrrinss Nsrbeo.
@ieren al en- tilitsoenbe @aarb, Der
faar Gffllpet fra 6jsrrins Suine lusteri,
bar nemlis bela9t ben meo = Spine,
baar, Der banner ct l9ont, blsot ps noe.
ten uopIioelist 2Rppe paa Geien int
til @aarben.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

6pOt gaaet. Sra Sbenie til Wio=
oeliart git iornplis en- 9pposrai / )
Timer ps 26 Winuter @eien er 81 Ntil.
Get sialot ct Sebosmaal, iOm Ell an
ben 9ppO9rai table. oa ban maatte op.
giue 9guret efter at bape tilbaselast 81
Wfil. 3en iibite Mil git ben Seirenoe
/ 45 Wlnuter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
6n lepenoe sfi(ppaope. Onsbaaeu

8oe Septbr. bar en- Mano fra Gp opplsiet
| i'm Wort en- leuenbe Sfltopaboe. 8eo
0pplsininsen tos ben enc Iote nosen
Stdoe, lissiOm osiaa &psitaqeu par
repnet liot. Men / bet 6ele 6sianot
ben Zig meset pel. Stilopabpen baooe
ell 3ansoe fra &p9itaqen at 5 CONNER,
en- Sreooe paa 1 CONNER os fra pouch
til SaleIpios en- 99nsoe al s q 8 lom=
mer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Suriigtig &riucipal.

S%uriiatig &riutipal. "9e iGser
Ylaos lom aasierer? 0eres Sapirer
er sobe. Men fig mig, tjsrer Sc pla
Selpcipeo?"
"sloeles uomartet. Seq bar faaet
Here WeoalJer."
"9a fan jes life BRUCE Dem. Gil
aasierer mao jes babe en- Wanb, lum
er lam / besse 8en."
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Zen u~upcrIpiIfe SerpeSo @aae ion

for en- 2io iioen ~ltranoeoe paa tSoms:
REQ, er al 9pfferoamplftbet "Jreor,fs:
baun" os 3ampbaaoen "8ania" truffet
al @runp Os inobrast til Gsbjers. Set
cisarfurmeoe Sfib, buis bele Belatnins
blot beitaar al 3 Wano, ifal baue en-
SRroi al benueo en- balu @tiQion aro.
net. iaa Observation-Disclosures / bette I'll
f1loe bar tjent uafte Yense.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

HaIf Gyfletur. @oot 2 Elmer brllste
en- Straboer fra Sbenie til paa Sicpcle
t tj6re be 6 Mil fra Sbenie til Mtlo.
oellart. 6un flerte iamtiois meo Eoset,
III. liot ger II, fra Obeuie og ltoo
paa Yerrpnen, oa 3uset anfom til Wfios
oelfart.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Nptsn. Sra Nptlsbins paa 6aliter
kipts: 6rIten Der / Stiitet er M til
|Ssbragt De Heite Steoer 8aa minbre
|iaroe 6leu man f9roig i fOrrise llsr,
| lsre al be iterre Saarbe a'ilutter /
Lie Gage. Yau @jeoiersuurben er
En iRrOig, us paa Surupgaarb uenter
La at bliue farois mart. @nfeIte
IRE 8aaroe bar enonll enoel Sob uoe
u os lauere glitter. 6iit % Der Jet
(r 6aure. Iom er oelpjs 9ren, c9 Dit
! ber itaar / 8lomiter. ga oenne
hi ueppe moones, oar mai te3pntt at
|3a Sen og anuenpe ben iom Stab.
BIZ. 8jennemgaaeroe Oor S9oen
|rllt minore moben ueo glimeintus
j ems unoer iRopanli9e 5orbo(o,
)3ais ifuloe SRoen iaa lis9e os TER
! yoa Staaren eler / Sobtne. Oct
|isise 8eir i ben isrIte Del al Sep
her tiliaemeo ben leHe Narstio sloroe
|rSmanbene au9iteli9e, lad at man
\ lot for bioiis meo at fsre S9oen
abe eller Stat. De 2anbsm9no, Der
! siuet 9ib, bar @tuno til at u9re
freos, Oa ben Sob, ION ieneit er
bet, er fommen ino ! beore 9ilitanb.
sr iiRr 9ueoer, iom er ta9et for
Zig; iom 5slse beraf flases Der fra
sioer oper, at SOeoen peier uiaos
Flig liot iaar, os Der b.iper mesen
faniPo ueo 99rltninser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Gn WGnsoe Glib er i SDit fanset i
storebelt. 9riierne bar oerfOr oaret
temmelis laue, os &pSerierne per aielers
ijorb bar life funnel tase impo ale be
5uripninger, lom ct inbtomne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Gn pen 6arelOf. @rep 8. Mplfte
paa Warienbors paa Wpen Dor / oisle
Sage iolst iii &reaturbanoler Stribolt
ira 5burebp $40 5aar, iom bst4ltes
meo benpeo 1000 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Sra Iaret 1868 til 1885 feb ies af
rbeumatiIfe Smerter / Softerne Seq
blep f%ulbitanois helbreoet oeo Srusen
al ct. SafObs Ole. = z. s. 9oob,
Nemton, SQs.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Sirsbagen ben 25be September feis
reoe Baitor S. 9. Brandt Saerup oeo
SoenpbOrs ct ijeloent Subilaum, ibet
ban paa ben Dag bapoe peret Br9it /
80 Nar Deo famine Meui9beo.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

6raa Saar fan afuenoes, Sfurp ijers
nes. 6ooeobuoen renies, os ma fan be
uirfe. at Slaret bliuer tpft ueb grusen
II Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
FOR Sifferbeos Sfplo.

VUT SlIIeIUtUT SIUIU. VNIlt1,
iom for fsrite Sang ifuloe paa SfOle:
"Gu Bupn, CT bet ianbt, at 9ererne
lusser @utterne?"
Saberen: "Ja, men bare be femme"
"2la, Yapu, par iaa inil at labe nit
Oaar flippe ba!"
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

9auet gGrteitraa. Yaa Gaarbeier
Nnber6 ., @arliens Marf &iulerup
paa Sjeaarb bar man funoet Ell 9Grtez
iteusel, iom bapbe ben anieelise 2ensoe
al puer 6 Ilen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
$50 Gulp Der er forepift Rebat.

$50 6olb Der er f~oreuift Rebat=
ttpnen al "Nalb. Stiitst." ct 6apre=
itraa, uolet pna or. CIR. Simon Ssren.
lens Marf i Sferpins, bpiltet bar sipet
bet n9pnte uobptte. Straaet er ca.
halutre0ie NleH bsit % b9rer paa Cop
pen 80 aiarnebuie. ga bpert ajarnes
bus lom bsfjenot inbeboiber TO ajerner,
bliper bet altiaa %tiliammen $50 ajerz
rer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Gerelialn. On 5usmuno for 8tn=
serslpu Su8n er blepen arreiteret for at
paoe anbrast to falIte 8erler Siltez
borg 8ant. Yda buer al Dem flnbtes
Der to ialife Iapne. Summen belgb lis
idlt til 800.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
1T
soriou paa Srnb al lin @nsbono.

/ sorica pan Grab al I'm Susbono,
6D.,nsre ftraffet Geriou, Der iicnte
En ",,smdnp bos en- @aaroeier Sfuf.
l,1,r IN. iOriDste icrleoen 0nq of
fs.yu In nusbono peo at itpoe BAN.
II' s,r ON Qasen ppitdaet en- ueniss
f. irsasm Dem ansaaeHoe noses sao,
..tsr tOm 5usmunoen ino / i'm
E,IsbonOs @adro mso IN Sssle, %
E@,,;rart han iau BAN, lasoe ban an paa
W, ;on Sfribts Nfitann. men belo!s
riIps stuooet life 9aa al, enten
..,tst 6ar pgret paaot, eller Besien,
l., mar al en- albre contribution, life
.,ss men ueb giteripn uife bet Jig, at
~ .I MR. 3 Eommer aruot, Ell lang Serns
"mn "a 6asel / 8psielsbet, os @aaro,
.r,r piloe uoen 9oiol nare faloen for
S~,rSsr5aano, beriom Sfuooet bar saost
/; ga 6usmancen life funbe iaa pelo
Is lin 9iiooinssbaao, git ban mlot no
Soorten os 1os 9eperet imoo Stem
,osr Iaa bet orsneee. San blep bum
|,r "a iprt til arrelten i Jreoerifslun
Esa Seieu teebe ban Zig iom ralsnoe,
,abte. freg % trueoe, men fsrlt oa
IAN raaeoe a%rOnprtns 5reoerifs BRO,
II San is lps % faitsbe fig oper @ens
rrnen, ION ban uben al Epipl baube
[ft ! 6jorosu, buis lite osnne bauoe
net ag~iiitance. San Ilos @enoarmen
9orosn os taiteoe bans Sabel ub /
iorSer, men umiioer fif man bam butt
iajsn Os fOrt Op / Nrreiten.
4 6usmanOen er meset iorbruffsn, men
Eter tonItateret, at ban goot ptolte,
kaS ban gjoroe, ps paa Seien til Sire.
Iutsiuno trueoe ban Here meo De Orb:
Bent blot, til je9 fJmmer i9ien".
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

's.ueIlll. 5attor Silbelm 3uer.
-! q0Iot I'm 50uarise Subelieit i
W.. \ a. at bet iorleben Dag par
t Nv. Aar9unoreoe, iioen ban siorbe
4, ..'aSUeltqtts ! ben ida anieabe Bianco
h, o~09irptteri. 9uerfou er be
/ -" TN 9pstisbep us brape aa.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

2uranitalten usb Serntlloe Hal MI
iattes / Sang sjennem ct attlelslltab
meo en- aapital paa 100000 8roner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Yebraseri. @n 6ulbmastis Sip
benbaun bar bebraset bet 6oreneoe
Dampfibsielitab for 10000 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
OGu intelligent Same. buis lt1e 81

.OGn Intelligent Came. buis file Ssu
bar be9pnot at bance, piloe eierne iao
uotrpffeli9 iom mulist inbprente Gut
ten, boilfen Gflsp bun nareoe for benne
u9loelisbeo. Sun fanbt ba paa al
paife bam / Munoen meb Sa5eluo,
boersans ban banoebe. Oct bar en-
rabital 8ur. @utten furitob fulbtomz
ment fin WtOoers Iiitp for goer, o9
bette, i SCREENING meo 5masen al Sabe
luoen, fuyereoe bam for ben femme
Saue.
6ois oenne 6remsanssmaaoe bler
alminbelis, oiloe ubentOil Triien paa
SRbe itise.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Stor 6jcoOe. 5ur noSle 9ase iieen
idnseoe eli Dtano fra Slaselie ipelninse
WOie en- @ieboe, Der bapoe ben anlelise
Baat al 81 Suno.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Siounserlise Sirfninser CT ppnanet
oeo Sru9en al Or. Nusuit &snis's
6ambur9ers 0raaber for Spsbomme /
Wnoen o9 2eperen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

st WniGum for Oloiaser astes OPP
rsttet / Sjgrrtns. gn Del al 8pens
9orsere er traapt iammen for at sjen
nemfgre Blanen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

SnbtGgten at aipbenbapnerubitils
linsen oil antaselis oft / ait blloe
100000 aroner o9 sipe ct Operltno
al 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
"aolfepeuueu" upfommer / 8

"Nolfeptnntn" n0tommer I 1872 Us.
Snoilnl Str, Gbicago. Guboer, Der inter
e~sierer IL for reItsips 99sning, ~triitelige
TortGlliH9er nj NJ. bpr inoienoe 81 50 for
uGpnte Nar % faa ben init Jieiten al bette
Nar / iamme aIob ira M at. 9et uotpm-
mer bper Sborsoaa. B~rppenumner irit.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
$1,000 for cit Some!

Nuis' 'srt I Pibsfsa, Enor Po9. 6sp'tt a BerS. Ten
Scr 80. Zen anstr $50, ZEN tTt5is s25, BEN iitrbt st5
pictcrct Rtnocaape. Gt suttr n 100 H3suiT. "a icr
l2tou 40 nDttiee 2assr ior busIiat Btua b ~
50 600 Tor aDUitsitmtrisr, iaar uil prspt NiysRUHser AZ q
Sartrnt. sSts % lie II lilirsesrtaros. G1uH stttg eld6.
aia2 WORLD M
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

ag'eren Tor Sisrrins 9etailbun
m MI saaet til Befienbelie ON,
Ep,;, "aret 1886 Bar fat Slo paa
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Zen befj note &rupp, aonsen for
ale Ranpnitobere, bar aad9t ct Ssles
aisbenbaun os bait Gupients hos 8ons
gen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
llfruotets Isrustbarbeo. gn 9anb

Ntfl0tete NTNBfbnrDe1. vi EnHbs
manb i~triuer / "Ssenob. Imtst.", at
ban / i'm Sueoemurf bar funoet en- RIM
teplante, Der a beiat meo 81 5rgbule
% ialt inoebolot 3,015 peluoUitlebe
5ro.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

CBsuu1suts Gum & Roui1Ht o. pdrer oil stu,
i,Hot tt b. isrits 20O. i3m i~uoi,rssr - Seats Tor ~
9rs,s a. pore g1rsr q i0ytRat %, bpor Crbst Rene
tsriou, 'cu 'sCf ~,uo'guher q f0vgI Guar, iilr SiO
!. ofr ifnrts 40 O. b andre fq5 IN urmVrstt aulos
% Seats oil o. i'ret IN uatfer CRe, ser tus.s
Z pcnt irpfte ! g Sarper. lHor ub5rafis Ut
y ~ 9lft7oss. Stno 6r,mGrisr, % ba Gan 5,5ofst
Aaryss.
CO, l22 Nassau Str N. Y.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
aAP 9lR zip
Sverios. Nerae. Dsnmsrk.
2OJi1oucu!

4en9eiprienoelier Her biuisit, burti9it %
iitreit peo bort "Nouep Srber" Spitem.
"Trip eiter Dor &ursliite, Der piier. at uI 81
Der bebre aurs enb roseu anoeu Nsent eler
Bant. Si er iulot aniuarlise for Yeusenes
Tremtomit Jog ristise llobetalin5 | arons'
apnt ueo @tootaserens nGrmeite Toitanitalt,
Observation-Disclosures er I'm Is Gents
II Iorto. os 6esiitrerins.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
A. (. johnson & Co.,

General Land & Emigration Agents,
90 Washington Corner Third and
Avenue South, Sibley Streets,
Minneapolis, Min. St. Panl, MINI.
FGns Breps aoresieres til ST. YauI
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

together I arrived 1 believe on the day of the earthquake; Smith joined me'in El Paso the next evening and we both left that night for Fert Worth. At Sierra Blanca we came up to Myers in a freight car; from there we all three came to Fort Worth where we remained for several days. Jack and Dick were gambling most of the time. met Jack at the White Elephant saloon, Forth Worth, where he introduced me to Harry. I last saw Jack Smith and Harry together at RI Paso about July 1, 1887,"
 A verdict of guilty was entered against c. D. Willis, alias Green, upon confession Of guilt. As Willis testified on behalf of the prosecution, he will be given the minimum sen tence.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28
A Queer City in ,he Air.
Lawrence lKansasl Journal. ]

Lawrence (kansas) Journal.
 The pueblo of Acoma, situated 90
 miles west of Albuquerque, is one of
 the most remarkable communities Tn
 New Mexico or the United States. In
 the middle of a valley, SIX miles in
 width, stands butte, and on the top
 of this is Acoma. Eight hundred peo-
 pie are living there, and they and
 their ancestors have gathered there
 the sum of their possessions for nearly
 three centuries. The butte is one of
 many that are the remnants of a mesa
 that has been worn away by the ero-
 sion of the ages and survives only in
 fat-topped mountains here and there.
 The valleys between are fertile, aud
 untold generations of men have seen
 them covered with grain and foc5s of
 sheep. Sometime in the seventeenth
 century the Laguno, or valley Indians,
 made war upon the Acomas for the possession of the country, and the lat ter, being the weaker, occupied this
 butte as a defensive position believed to be impregnable. Their judgment
 has been abundantly vindicated. It has proved a Gibraltar of strength and safety. The comparison Is not map propriate, and in approaching It from the north I was struck with the resem- blance to the pictures I have seen of the grlm fortress that frowns over the strait of the Mediterranean. The height above the valley is nearly 400 | feet and the wallis in several places nearly perpendicular There are two ways of ascent-one by a flight of steps cut in the face of the wall and rising at an angle of forty-fye de- grees, and the other by a Assure in the rocks leading up into the heart of the mountain. Both ways have been by human feet until the steps are hollowed out like shallow troughs. Either one is exceedingly difficult and neither one is tolerably safe The stairway is a precariOus footing along ,he sides of gash in a rugged noun ain. With all the danger and fatigue t is Imaginable sight to see a person some other person-make the ascent. )ne has to strive over the Assure, one cot on the r1ght-hand and the other 'n the left, and at the same time press he hands alternately against the rocks O. rfy'gs-e.r Itsc1f5--r----Il--lstow q i've sheep around h-77Aecl-and go up .uite rapidly without touching either Iand to the rocks. An accident oc- urred on the stairway few genera ions ago. Several men started up, ach with sheep on his back. When learly to the top, the sheep carried by he foremost man became restless, and he shepherd, in trying to held it fast, ost his footing, and in falling swept |. is companions over the preeipice, and hey all fell on the rocks at the foot in :
 lIfeless heap. The Indians have {. arved representation of the accident n rock near where it occurred, which scarcely serves to steady the ( erves of those who go by that route.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

A bill is to be introduced into Con- gress creating a commission to treat with the Indians in the Indian terri tery. Its object is to mass them closer together in the eastern partof the ter ritory, thus leaving about 21,000,000 acres in the western position open to settlement. To this will be added No Mans Land, which comprises 3,000,O00 acres, making territory of 24,000,000 acres, about as large as the State of Ohio. The project IS meeting with great favor.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

The Empress of Russia has been presented with a sewing-machine of solid silver, studded with sapphires and enclosed in a case made in the form of the imperial crown. The ft- tings are of gold. It is the gift of the Society for Promoting the use of Rus sian Materials, which Her Majesty has brought into fashion.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

The Adventists in the United States have 91 churches, 107 ministers, Il 900 communicants; Second Adventlsts- 583 churches, 501 ministers, 68,5O0 4.n..ll1zL1-i1iil.-L,l.S2 S1gfliSa- Ile1-- -Adzanz tists-798 churches, zts-ministers, III commuGicants; total 1,472 churches, 821 ministers, 97,711 com municants. h polity these branches, excepting the Seventh Day, which lodges eccleslastieal power in its an nual and general conferences, are Congregational.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

Distance from Globe tothe railroad at Wilcox, over
 Woods and Merton & Stewards lines lSroute. for
 Eastern Passengers) ers).....-.............l2S l2S miles, From Globe to Casa Grnde, crossing the Devils Can
 yon, and touching at Pinal and Florence 90 miles, From Globe to Casa GTande via Pioneer 90 miles, Elevation above sea level at Globe .... 36OO feet Latitude s8 degrees, 26 minutes longitude no de-
 gTees, 45 minutes.
 Highest maximum temperature, July 1lth, .l1O deg. Lowest minimum temperature, Jan 10th, 16 deg. Mean temperature, .6S deg. Prevailing direction of wind, Southwest
 An observation extending over several years dis closes the remarkable fact that there has not been a day wi.h-ut more or less sunshine
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territoria1.


 GOvernor-C. Meyer Zulick, Prescott. Secretary-James A. Rsyard, Prescott .Treasurer-C. B. Fostef. Prescott. Superintendent of Pu5lic Instruction-C. M. Strauss.
 'Auditor-Andrews Prescott. Supreme Court-Jas. H. Wright. Chief Jsssice. Prescott; Wm. W. Porter. Associate Justice, Phenix;W H. Barnes, Associate Jus tiee, Tucson.
 U-sS. District Attorney-O. T. Rouse Gacson.
 U s Sss@Aal- -w.-K, Meade. Tucson. Surveyor GeReral--John Hise. U. s. Internal Revenue Colleotor-J. J. Devine, Tucson. Delegate to Congress-AIarcus Smith, Tombstone.
 Judge of First Judicial District-w. H. Barnes.
 Judge of Second Judicial District William ". Porter. Phoenix. Judge Of Third Judicial District-Jas. H. Wright
 GiIa County. Judge of District Court William Porter. Clerk of District Court-B G. Fox. Judge of Probate w V. Kingsbury. .Sherif-George E. Shute Under Sherif-Frank M. Hammon. District AttOrney-J. D. McCabs. Reeorder-Chas. T. Martin Supervisors-J. Redman, Alfred Kinney, Louis Sultan Clerk of Board of supervisors-Chas. T. Martin. County Treasurer-Thos. A. Lonergan. Coroner--
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

Gladstone is a great linguist. When James G. Blaine was recently presented to President Carnot, of France, the services of an interpreter were required to make conversation possible. Mir. Gladstone, however, talked French glibly to an interview CT few days ago, and responded in Italian to demonstration in hls hon or at Florence. If he should go to Athens, he could chat with the natives in modern Greek. He could address the students of German university in their mother-tongue, or read to them from the Latin and Greek class ics. Gladstone's tongue IS not alone eloquent-it is highly cultured,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

The collection of pictures, prints, and bric-a-brae of the late Henry Ward Beeeher brought S35,000, of which, S5,756 were secured fsr etch- ings and prints.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

A non-speaking telephone is exhib- tied in Pittsburgh. A sensitive plate presses against the larynz and glands of the neck, and as the jawsare moved in conversation the motion sends the words along the wire as distinctly as the telephone now in use.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

Dr. Gatling has invented another gun which he calls the police gun, designed for use in riots. It is of brass, weighs seventy-eight pounds, is mounted on tripod with a universal joint, and will deliver 1000 shots a minute in any direetion-sideways up or down,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28
Helped Gut of His Predicament

A St. Louis attorney says: l was Tn company of number of young ladies and gentlemen the other night where question of the propriesies was sug- gested by story told by one of them and was debated vigorously by the whole party for an hour. A young gentleman of their acquaintance had taken a young lady to the theater with the understanding that they should take supper together Tn a West End restaurant. When they got into an Olive street car and the young man started to pay their fare down town, he found he had left his pocket book at home. At the same moment he saw sitting opposite young lady of his acquaintance with an escorS un- known to Eim. She saw hls predica- ment and extended portemonnale she handed it to him. Ffgte6& 1t, opened it, saw that 1t contained S10 or about that, paid the car fares, bowed to her, and pocketed the portmonnaie, with whose contents he afterwards paid for the theater tickets and suppers. The money was returned to the young lady with a basket of flowers and a note of thanks the next day. Now, the ques- tion was, did he do right, or should he have merely paid the car fares and re- turned the young lady her money. There are two debatable sides to it. Suppose the generous young lady's escort had gene broke for instance?
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

Two new turret ships are about to be laid down i'll Cronstadt for the Black Sea. They will be sister ships, in almost all particulars alike. Their displacement will be 5000 tons. For the protection of center of ship and machinery, steel armor 20 inches thick will be used, decreasing to 10 inches toward the keel. The breast-work and turret armer will be Is inches. They will be armed with four 12 inch guns in each turret, and will carry in addition four g inch guns, eight Gatlings and a torpedo apparatus. Against such vessels as these our pro posed armorclad vessel would be a puny antagonist. Why the United States should build vessels with F inches of armor when other govern ments are not satisfied with less than 20 inches is question worthy of at tentive consideration.-Army and Ma " Register.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

Edmund Gosse has selected as the "best three books for young men" ae- cording to his view of the matter, Shakespeare, Boswell, and Maeaulay's Essays" Archdeacon Farrar has taken hand Tn the controversy and selected as the best three Dante, Shakespeare. and Milton, and as the second best three Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, and the "Imitatio Christi, " the one list being entirely poetical and tue other entirely religious.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

It has just leaked out that the din ner which Dr. Evans, the famous American dentist, gave to Mr. Blame and Minister McLane, at his Par1sian home recently, was the cause of an un- pleasant episode. Mr. Blaine was placed at the right hand of the host, while Mir. McLane was on the left. The minister felt that his position as the representative of the United States Government entitled him to the seat of honor. He left the house as soon as the dinner was ended. The follow ing day, Dr. Evans received note from Mr. McLane, in which the writer said that he did not attend the dinner ito be insulted." |"
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

Work is about commencing upon the monument to the policemen killed and wounded at the Haymarket riot in Chicago. The committee has about $500 n hand, most of thls sum being made up of subscriptions of less than S1 each.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

At the last meeting of the General Committee of Tammany Hall a reso- lution was adopted denouncing free trade and declaring that such tariff should be maintained as will protect American industry, insure the highest wages, and make the necessaries of life as cheap as possible" Manifestly, if Mr. Cleveland's recent message was intended to please Tammany, it has turned out to be fat and disagreea- ble efailure.-Globe-Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-01-28

Not one in hundred of the people who travel on railroad trains under stand how the pressure of air is used to apply the brakes to tram. When the air,brake was first invented, the ar was turned into the cylinder un- der each car when the car was to be stouped, and the pressure was exerted to force the brakes up against the wheels. But at the present day, the brakes are held against the wheels by springs, and the air is turned into the cylinders to push the brakes away from the wheels as long as the train is in motion. When it Is deslred to stop the train, the air IS let out, and then the springs apply the brakes, and stop the tram. Thls last method of using air-pressure has great adYan- tages over the old way on the score Of safety. Whenever an accident hap pens to a train, one of the first effects 1t is apt to have, is to rupture the air pipes leading from the engine to the cylinders under the ears; and that ot itself stops the train instantly. 1t IS very important for everybody to un- derstand this matter, because a child five years old can stop train in thir- ty seconds, from any car in the tram, if he simply understands how. There is a sort of rope projecting from the toilet-room of every car. This con- meets with the air-pipes under the train. IT you catch bold of it, and give it little jerk, it will step thu train before it has gone two hundred yards.-ArgOnaut