davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
Garter 6arrt1on's Rudfebr.
Dorbereitln9en fir feiueu en- pfane.

GGica9o's better" 8iirgermeiiter, Ser
gSeltulnlegler Garter 6arrtlon, 0eiien 0feilez
bertcbte allonntdgli6 BET Sen Qeiern bes
uNelten" reyes Sntereiie errege11, miro na6
etnaS mebr ais NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l6on
am nG9iten Wftttpo6 nab Chicago 3uridz
tebren. Nm Sonntag 8ormtttag tpirb er
nit benz 0ampfidtff uQlaSta" in Seem gorf
atttommen lno nadoeln er bort auf Dem
amerifanii6en 8ooen tpieber feiten SUB ge=
faBt baben miro, i6on am Wontag NtbenO
nit Dem 9dmpfroB Der alien 0eimatbsltaot
%suetlen. lin i6m in beri elben etnen Mir
otgen @nlpfan8 gu beretten, batten mebrere
bteitge Bir9er, Oaru11ter Die 6erren s. q.
Snotpoen, 8aibtngton SEEING, S. $. Wfcz
NOoD, Sre5. 9. Wtnitpn, Sen. Stb>S imons
uno g. $. Serfoot auf Srettag 9tadntittag
i'm 8almer 6puie cine Geriammlung elm
berufen, 81 Der it6 na61tebenoe 6erren elm
9etul1oen batten:
8ernarb Callahan, @albington 0eiing,
G6aS. &ern, Clinton 81. Suotpoer, Or. S.
8. Wurpbp, Sranf @eiQlep, 56omas 8re7
nan, S. g. Ntniton, Batri6 SammiQ,
CLAUDE S. Nbdns, Gpl. 8alonilt, Trant
@enter, Sranf Sollansbee, Wtt6ael Stbgez
ralo, Sen. 81. 6. 6atpleD, 6. s.. 8aIDtpin,
g. 6. 6ealo, 90. s. Cooper, S. 81. @rter,
Qloolpb &raus, s.. s., Win1ton, &ttbter
I6Dntas 81. Moran, 6arrD 02ubenS, N. 6.
ytehoff, Scrip 6tt6cof uno 6rancts 81.
SOffmann ST.. Ser 3med Der Terlamrn>
lung mar Der cine @%mpfangSfeier uorsube>
retten, tpelcDe oeS t6eimfebrenoen iplrbtg
letn uno per Staot lelbit CUR @bre Sereiden
lpu.
Ser @~aibin9ton SEEING REF sic Ser
iaInmlung sur SronunG pel9e 6errn
6offn1ann ais Sorftbe1Den un6 Germ
Snotpoen ais SefretGr ertpGblte. SEER
SEEING ipar Der Weinun9, oaB cine 8iirger7
Delegation Dem frilberer Sber6aupt Der
Staot entge9enfabren unO i'm na6 letnem
0etm esforttren lOle, pel6eS an oielen1
Nbeno fir 6arrtion'S 3ablrei6en Treunoe
geDffnet un6 ber S6auplaB elmer ber5li>
den, aber nt6t pompbaften G~nlpfan9sfeierz
lidtett lein ioQe.
Geri6ieoene Der 8eriammelten 6ielten eS
fir an9ebra6t, baB cine groBe Sale poer
etn 3beater gemiet6et ur0 Elm GROCER 0ffentz
lt6er @l1pfa1g Dorberettet werDe. Gi6ter
5bolnas Weoran iagte: u@tn iol6' BOLTS
tbinlt6er, bn6ber5tger uno DDrurtDeilS>
loler Wfan1, Der fet1en 9tangunteri6ieo
fennt, iebnt it6 banad, feline Otttbiir9er
als iol6e SIT begriiBen, 1rn0 Diele tpoQen
au6 tbn leben. SD boffe, baB Der @n1
pfullg eth oerarttger letn tptrD, baB audi baS
8olt nit idwieligen 6dnben benz 6eimfebs
reuben Die Jte6te briiden fann." 6errn
9tubens' Nntrag, Die Gmpfangsfeierli6z
tetten Offentli6 abSubalten puroe allge>
genolnmen, uno eS tplroe Elm @omite bon
Sunf5ebn nit Sen gorbereitungen fir oiez
Ielben betraut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12

bert, Sobn 6. SprD, s. s. 8latr, 6enrb
@ngelbarOt u1b @rannis, 9fepublifoner,
Sobn so. 0abl, George Staiuer, SO. 90.
9ages, allies 9emofratsn.
@ountD : @ommiiiGre, 2an6 9titrift:
Sef1er1on 9obgfinS (8ep.), @ngletpooo;
g5ellon u. @ool GRep.), Bremen; George
y. Spencer Gep.), 6p6e 8arf; 6enrD s.
Sellas CJtep2 Utatne; Spencer g. &imz
De1 CJtep. }, Sefferion.
@on9reB7 Nttt8lteber 1. 8esirf, Q(6ner
&aQlor CJtep.); 2. 8e5irf, gSrGnf Qauler
(9en? 3. 8e5irf, %. 6. W2oIpn (9feb.):
4. Se5trt,. @eo. s. Qlbans (9teb.).
Wttt9lteoer 6er observation-disclosures
8eboroe:: @riter 0itrtft-@. s.. McGni96t
lJtep.). S3tpeiter 9titrift = 81. Boomers
(9em). 9ritter 0iftrtft-@. q. 8lobaett
(9tep.(. Sterter 9iitrift-@. g. Sa9lor
(9tep.).
Senatoren: 3ipetter 9ifrift-@borIes
8. STAMFORD (9fep.). 8ierter 0tifrift-g.
s. Wlaclatum (9tep.). Se6iter 9iitrift-
9orace 5. 1Rontas 0fep.).
3teprdl entanten: @rfter 0tfrtft-%. q.
Tor0 uto S.Of. @etman (99ep.) unb Sqmes
NaIib (0em.). !3petter 0iifrtft~SomeS
Wf: SH6aran uno 8. 6. 6oppin (gep.)
lItto $. 5. S'80ole (0em.0. 9rttter
9iitrtft-S. 81. 8rofoSfi un6 @eoroe 3.
@ctor (5fep.) ult0 Wm. 8ufleD (0en.9.
Gterter 0itrift -So6n W}eber un6 !. s.
Sdhott C0tep.) unO SomeS S.0uinn C8em).
Tlt1tter 9tftrtft = SameS 8. Monaobor
G9tep.), Soiepb g. Ma6oneD ltn0 SIS.
gStsner (Oem.). Se6iter 9tftrttt-SSacob
Vftuer un0 George g. Safer (9fep.) uno
SooeS 3. SarreI (Oem.). Stebenter
0ttrift-@. S. @6tte6eao unO STEPHEN 81.
Gebnolbs 0tep.) unb @lapton 6. GraftS
(0em:l. gteltter 9titrtft-8. S. Btlfe
u16 g. :. 6aDeS (9fep.) un6 Sobn 81.
S'9onneQ (9em.). Sitter 9titrtft-T6oz
mas y. Wtc@utgott rlt6 6enrb @armoDp
(Oen1.) un0 N. s. Sent (Jtep.).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
G0mtn forreft's 6ebetmnis.

Ger grobe Sra96Oe Sorreit bate elm @es
betnnlB, mel0es Seoernann fennen lerren
lln0 9?Ilben oarauS sle9en iOlte. Spra9 er:
gWteinel 9an5en @rfol9 perbante i0 Ser
S9atlo1e, boB t0 &ues, mas i6 l~lnternabm,
9rltnblt6 our6iiibrte. 9ie Io9enannte1
&letnt9teiten perna0tGlfiSe t9 niemalS."
8os 1T Der Yunft = man babe auf &leiriqz
fettet N9t. Wtan perna9 lGiIi9e 1i9t ben
teu0enoen 9ulten, gfa9ti0wetB, iGmo9et
@pmptome, unbeoeltteno an unb fir 1i6,
ober l9refli9 in ibren 6olgen. Sie It1o bic
@orlGufel Der S9piuOln9t. S6r Ieib in Sc
fabr, a6er i6r t0nnt g~erettet 1Deroet. Or.
Yierce'S oGolden Medical Discovery rpirb
cure @eiunbDeit unb &raft mieoerberteIen,
wie ite es bel pieleu tauienD @nberen get6Qt
bot. Sir ale ifrOpbul0ien &ronf6eiten =
1llto Die S6mtn0i116t lit cine berlelben - lit
tie Elm lol1perGneS 6eilmittel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
Gas Refnltat.
SouitdnOise 8eri6te iiber Oas Grz
gebuiB Der @abl lit GoOt
GOnntD.
Die Stats, Gon9re6= uno ge9isla
turin ahlen.
Die repnblifanif6er County : Ganoioaten
eewdhlt, nit Qusnah1ne etn3eIner Gom=
miIGre in DER Staot.

0a iebt Sic 8eri9te iiber bic am OtenItag
1tattgefunoene 8abl in Goof County boQz
ttGnotg porltegen, 10 geben mir i'm Solgen>
ben cine 3tlammenitelung oes @elammtz
9telultatS.
Nus Den 8eri6ten iiber 6ie grGit6entenz
uno @ouDerneurSz Q8a6l ergtebt ith,
Dab 6arrtion lit Goof gountD cine fIeine
Wtebrbett bon 497 bat, mGbrenb Balmer
nit elmer Ote6rbett bon 1875 aus benz
@ountp berpor9ing. Die Nrt ltno Weiie,
tpte Der republttanil6e Wal6inen@G an0iDat
SITTER in fart republifanii6en @arbs, &. 8.
Der II. u1o II. 0ar0, 6inter dnoeren Bar>
et~Gdnotoaten surii66lieb, 3etgt beutltd,
oaB Die Go6e=O apiS 'i6e Wai6ine i'm eige7
men 2ager etnen argen l6teb perleBt erbielt
ln0 baB tire Sage geSdblt lein oiirfte1.
0aB Die Staot GDtcago cine 6emofratiz
i6e Wtebrbett 6at, benefit bic Sbatia6e, baB
Die metiten 0emofratii6en GountD@@ Commit
ldrS7 Ganbtoaten IN Der Staot, tpertt audi
nut nit fletlen Wlaiorttqten, ertpd6lt itnb.
SIM Nugennetnen lit es benerfenStpertb,
baB in Chicago bic bon Der vSlinois
Staats3eitung" unteritiibten Gan6ioaten,
ME SEER Srancis S. 6offmann fit Stats
S6abmetlter uno @e0. S. Stgg fir
StaatSienator, ibrem Sidet beoeuteno
uDorausaelaufen" itnb. DAP bic alten
@Ountprdtbe, pelhe bas gountD aus benz
S6lamm Der 8u6eliptrtbi6oft berausaebo7
ben baben, ntdt ale tpieber9etpdhlt ftnb, lit
gu %beoauern, urb man fann nur boffen, baB
ibre Na6folger in bic TuBltapfen tbrer
8or9dnger treten tperben. @rfre1li6 lit eS
intmerbtlt, boB Der perbienitpolle Senrp s.
Sente ipieoer ais 8oritber ertpdblt lit.
Die Qegtslaturz Bablen in @oof GpuntD
geben ben Jtepublifa1ern idmmtltde
bret StaatS lenatoret; bon ben 30 0teprG>
ientantcn itnb II 9tepubltfaner u1tb -
0emofraten. @e6er Die Nrbetter no6 bic
gro6ibitionilten ertpGblten audi nur etn
Qegislaturmtt9lte6.
Die politii6e &ertretung G6icdgo's inn
GOngreB miro bieielbe bleibelt, nGlnli9 bret
9tepubltfaner uno Elm 0en1ofrat.
Die Staot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
$4,000 mertb 6lud.

Quguit 2tnie, Elm Bel S6omaS Bennett
angeiteuter Sattler, tit eth @litdSptl5. 8Dr
bret Wfondten fam er o6ne @elD llno o6ne
Sreunbe nad 0ielem Srt. SEPT bat er
@elo un6 Sablret6e Sreun6e. SIM Qaufe
Der leBten Smei Sabre bat er iein 0liif i1t
Der &outitana StaatS : 2otterie perlu0t,
tpenn INNER CT eineu Dollar fir oieier
3tpeG erilbri9en fonnte, uno am DDrtgen
Sonntag tpurDe ermittelt, 6aB itG bas Slid
na9 Seneca gepenbet bate. Qm W1ontag
erbieIt ST. 0inie cine abi6rift Der 9liidz
lthen 9tuntnern, tporaus er erlaD, 0aB 0aS
3pan3igitel 9oos, pel6es er belaB, nit
oemlenigen Gberetnftin1ntt tpel6eS ben
6aupt9etptnn BON $4,000 geSoget bate.
Sein @ntbetl betrug Da6er $4,000, eth
re6t biibi6es Jteitet, Inn oamtt einen fi1arz
3iellen Qnlduf i'm 2eben su MAIDEN. @r bat
fir lein @elo auf so. ". DaupDin bur6
Die Sirit National SAINT ge5ogel1, bod hegt
er tmt1er nod 3tpeifel, oh CT es audi erbal7
ten tptrb, melde 3nejfeL aber Don Nn0eren
ni6t getbetlt per0elt. Tr0boem gebt CT
fr0bti3en 6er3en5 ieiner 8ei6dfttgung
nab unb nit itelien tbm in Nusit6t, 0aB
ct ieilt getponneneS 8erm0gen gut 81
pertpalten miiien miro, b. f., tpenn
bas IiGet SEQ. 1870 ben erbofften Yrets
geiponuen bat. Gr lit etn iolioer Wann
unD tcnnt ben Mertb beS @elDes, obmobl
bo5 Spielen in Der 2otterie ieiue ihwabe
Settle lit. timer 9tat6 al iunge Wfdnner
nit iiberliiliigem @elbe lit, es in Der 2otte-
rte Su Derluden, aber nt6t 5l Dergelle1, 0aB
aus 10000 TdIen II elmer ft6 fir tie alS
Elm gliidbringenoer e~ripeiien miro urO OaB
Der 8ltB ielten 5~petlnal auf Der ndmlt6en
Stelle etni6ldgt. Seneca (SaS.) Srtbune,
Is. Oft.
Nadi6rtft. = S. 2tnie bat beute Morz
gen ietn @elO emp[an9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12


On t6ren S ii6ten foI1t Sbr Tie
Ipru9 auf Yiuen anmenoet: an i6ren @ t.
fun9en. QSenn man beoenft, boB ale
9roBeI &ranfbetten aus elmer 9eringen @rz
fdltung, ober aus iberz O6er unregelmGBi9em
Giien ODER Srinfen entite6el1, mo6ltr9 Slut
erfiilung ODER StOrun9 elmer Dber etli6er
Su1tftionen bes &Drper3 perurla9t miro, bic
onfGu9li6 unbebe1tenb i6eint, aber G1ttSin=
bun9e1, Sieber uno lo9or OeH Sob sur 6ol9e
bat, 10 lit eS 1ui0tig, ll9 baran ST erinnern,
6oB mir bur9 8eleiti9ung Der llrla0e, bic
9fatltr iii Gtanb leber, bic &ronfbeit gu iiberz
minben unb baB lontit bic @eiunobett pteOer
bergeitellt miro. Sett taulenO Sabren baben
meiie Q(er3te 9efunbeu, oaB St. Bernard
SSr1tttcrptuctt Die unfeblbariten @e9rer
Der 6ranf6eit iinb, gu 20 Gents Sci Qpoz
t6etert SIT boben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
SeIbftn1orN-

q. s. EDrrell i6OB it6 Ufontagg3a6mttz
tag auf Ser binteren 8eranba ieiner 0obz
nltng, SEQ. 248 qarf 2lpenue, IN ielbitm0rz
berii6er Qbit6t cine 0tepolperfuget in ben
&opf, ieinen ou9enblidliden SOB 6erbeiz
fit6renb. SDrrell iieoelte it6 erft Dpr meniz
gen 8o0en in G6icago on un6 er6ffnete
SEQ. 80 Centre 9lDenue eire &o6lenbanb7
lung. S6leGte @ei0dftserfoIge unb manz
gelbafte @eiunObett reiften in Dem Wlanne,
ieinen bduftgen NeuBerungen mad, Sen @ntz
i6lub gum Sel6itmorO. st binterlGBt cine
6rau utO 3pei ertpadiene S06ter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
Oas 8anf9eieb.
Ddrf=Otnrtct.


0agegen ipurbe Sic Gorla9e fir 8ei6ez
baltlu1g Der BarfDtitrtcte, als 8orlGnfer flr
pie Comm eri6mel5ung, 9utgebetBen, tpte
fol9t: SIR, 10,868; Oagege1. 5949.
Die 2luserw6hItsn.
SolgenOeS lift cine 3uiammenitell1tg
1dnlmtlt6er in Goot Gountp erpGblten See
al1ten:
Staatsz Nntpalt: Soel SO. 0%Ou8enefer,
Step.
GecOrber: gSileD 9. Scribner, Step.
Supertorgert9tS : Glerf: Batrtf Wtcz
@ratb, Step.
&reisgeriAtsz glcrf: SenrD 8eit, Step.
@oroner: 6enrp 8. 6erb, Step.
@ountnzG ermeifer: Sacob g. Softer,
Step.
8rdfi0ent bes @ountoz Gat6s: 6enrD 6.
Senne, Step.
County GommiiiGre, Sta6tbe3irt: &Doz
mas 8renan, SO, 6. &earnep, S. =. S9W1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
mohentlide 3ninois Staats5eitune 11ontoe, -. 1~1opernber 1885,
StQ0t OhitQ0o.

Ser 6cneral 3a9emt SEER Ser=
utAttt 9rc&i6miOt befndDt ole
Gtaatcn &amiaS, Colorado, Re
braSfa, California INTO ole Serri=
tOrien lttaD 1tno 9SDoutin8.
SEER Srnt5 SftO Otc Stnaten
SIimpiS, SOspa, Minneiot1 uttO
Oas Scrritorimtt 9afot1.
SEER GSnarS 8runDoT Ste staaz
ten WtiMi9a1t tt1S SDtO.
&err SDeo. W. 8eGGnnttt ole
Gtanteh %Sm0tatA 1tr0 SO&pG-
9err Curt sd m1teAIee 0em Staat
SntmOiS.
Scrr Sscar @erSin8 Sen gtaat
gSfsconftn-
Scr @9e1tt 1tmS G~orreTpom Scmt
SEER Do. g. Stat0e bcretit Se1t
Gtaat Nebr0Sfa+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12

DF Ne4tttsta Sage ito G,tropa+-
9ieunterb ieiemGitel I'M p@eiten" Der6fentz
li6ten tlltere1f1nte1 Getlel6tlDerungen 6es
6rn. 8aibtngton SEEING itnb, einem biel7
fa6 9eduBerten 8unlde Sufolge, in elmer
bauerlloeren Torm alS Bu6 eri6ienen, 6as
fir Sen btQigen gretS BON so @ents in Ser
Office Ser ISL. Staatsaettun9" unb 6ur6
uniere Qgenten gu baben lit. j3u 9rdmien
bere6tigte .Qeler oes u8o6enblatts" ober
beS oQSeitens" fonnen 6as 8u9 an Stelle
elmer oubersn 8rGmie 6eaieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
Die Nb1tnmIng lber Die 9ountD>9D1
in Der StaDt lit foIdert0e:

Die Se9tslatur maRlelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
Sbper perIebt.

gu einem perbdngniBpolen @ortpe6ieG
fam es Ofittpo6 yta6mittog in s. 2egroe'S
S6netoerperfitGtte, SEQ. 481 g. 6allteoz
itraBe, stpiiden 5tpei bort beiddftigter, BOB
mli6en 2%ebrltn9en, benz 14iGbrigen 6enrp
9ufsf nn0 benz 16jdbrigen 2lnton &amar3t.
Der Grftere idtmpfte ieinen @ole9en einer
rSDeeneD" unb erbitterte i'm bierour6 berz
maBen, oaB ct cine alte 6etle, pel6e auf
BEN Etl6e lag, ergriff uno ibnt oamit einet
5leb gegen pie S3ldfe periebte, pel6er etz
men S6dOel6ru6 CUR 6ol9e bate. Ser
S6tperperleBte ipurbe mad Der Wobnung
leiner @lterr1, $50. 80 &rameritr., ibers
tltbrt. Sin Nr3t unteriu6te bic i6pere
8ltnoe ltnb ertldrte it6 arBer Stan6e, uber
tbren 8erlauf Elm beittmmtes urtbetl absus
9eben. &amor5t tDurOe bur1 Den Boli5iz
ten Sbos. SbanleD perbaftet uno in Ser
Station an Der 80. II. StraBe einqeIteft,
nm oaS 8ettere ab3utparten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12

Das Dotum in oen Sanobejirfen.
0te na6fteben6en GabelIen 3eigen 6as
8otum fir BrGiibent lnb @olperneur in
ben 0anbbe5irfen na6 pouitGnoig etngelalz
fenen 8eridten. @S ergiebt ft6 oarauS
allo folgenoes 9felultat:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12

9 Il n0eIInS 862
II II 8, o.. 263
8 Dmon, 100
I%Surloug. 6,019
Garner, 565
@ro6.. 40
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
Der Oounturdth.

9aS 9teiultat Der @ountpratbSpabl in
ser Staot Chicago wir0 ert Die amtli6e
.3Gblung fefite1en. gtu6 elmer genalen
Briiful1g Der balbdmtli6en 8eri6te it1O
bic Oemofraten 8renan, &earnep, S6us
bert, 6aDes, 9obl unb StaDner, iptpie Die
&epublitaner @ranntS, Sprp, @ngelbarbt
unb 8latr 9epd6lt, tpd9reno IN ben
Sowns Die flint republifanti6en GanotoGz
ten iiegretd tparen. Ser til6tige jebtge BrG7
fioent bes @ountDratbs, t6enrD s. Se1ne,
tpurDe nie6er fir bas Qmt ertpdblt, 06mobl
letn @egenzG onbibat @tlntore in Der Staot
cine Mtebrbeit bat unb gum Gomrntidr err
NH III
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12

Gr NOT perniiniti9. Collie bate etner
Qultel1, per tie alts &rantenbett mari. @r
elite mad Der ua9iten 2lpotbefe, bottle cine
6lol6e Gr. Suu's 6uiten Gprup. Salie
pnroe 9eillHo unb na9ite 8o9c 1T Die 9o9=
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-14

the raiIraad officials have no Information as to
when to expect trains or how far a train leaving
here N the direction OF New York would be
likely to 90. The Pennsylvania line stopped
selling tickets this afternoon to any point
further north than Baltimore. Communities
ton with the South from Alexandria has been
restored. and to-day the Western Union sent
large force of operators there, where business
will be relayed and sons TO this city by train.
The mail service is dsmoralized. The only
mail closed and Ieent north to-day was at 11:30
this morning Trains left this city for Balti-
more on schedule time. Int the trouble was that
there were postaIcars or postal clerks to send
with them. The cars and clerks that should be
here are delayed at points en- route to this cry.
The mail which left at 1l.30 the mail for
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York and New
England States Trains from the West by the
Baltimore & Ohio are arriving on time
Three trains arrived here TONIGHT from Phil
adelphia. after long and hard trip The train
men report that the storm is still ragirg furious
~ between Philadelphia and Baltimore. and that
the track is badly obstructed by snow-drifts and
track fast as it is removed. and the road is
likely to be in almost as bad condition by to-
morrow morning as it was to-day. No trains
have arrived from New York since the one
which came in yesterday.
AT the Signal Office 1t is said that the present
storm is unprecedented since the organization
of the service. The temperature to-day was
lower than ever before known at this season of
the year. All wires between here and New
York are down except enc to Baltimore The
only other telegraphic communication with the
outside world is maintained by means of two
wires south and three west.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-14
Affairs ON the New York Central.

New YORK. March 13-Thirty-eight trains
are known to be snow-bound between the
Grand Central Depot and Tarrytown. Tele-
graphic facilities are so poor that it is difficult
to get information to the exact number, and
it is possible that there may be more or less.
A solid drift extends from Ninety fourth street
to One-hundred -and-fourteeth. on Manhattan
island, lying principally on the incoming
tracks A great many passengers from snow
bound trains reached the city to-day by means
of various conveyances. but a number of women
are still aboard the trains. The railroad officials
are arranging TO send out empty cars to relieve
the distressed trains and bring IN the belated
rare
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-14
Burglary and Murder.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. March 13.-The bridee-keep-
er of Broad river bridge aud his wife, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Buff, who both seventy years of age.
were viciously attacked by two men last night.
Buff was beaten unconscious with club and
his wife was Knocked down and fearfully beaten.
John FELTON,, a negro who lived on the place,
had his throat cut and was killed The murder
ers were intent rohbing Buff of several hun
dred dollars in toll money supposed to be in his
house. After robbing the place the murderers
saturated she bedding and floor with kerosene
have burned their victims had not Mrs. Buff re-
covered consciousness and escaped from the
house, passer-by saving Buff from the flames.
It is not believed he will recover aud his aged
wife is in a precarious condition William
johnson. a white man. has been placed in Jail
on susnicion
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Hardship in the wyoming Valley.

Special TO the Indianapolis journal.
WILKEsBARRE. Pa. March 13.-Wilkesbarre
and all the Wyoming valley is bemmed in by a
violent snow-storm, which act in Saturday night
continuing until late yesterday afternoon. The
snow was accompanied by violent winds, bank
ing the snow many feet deep in many places.
The Delaware. Lackawanna e Western railroad
will not sell tickets further than Scranton. A
tran, which left New York Sunday night is still
due in Scranton. No trains from New York or
Philadelphia have arrived over the Lehigh Val
ley railroa since Sunday night. The mail
is forty-ei Hht hours overdue. and bust
ness men and others put to serious
Inconvenience. Already there is rise in price
for provisions and produce wild blizzard is
now raging in the Wilkesbarre mountains
which defes description All the working trains
of the L-high Valley and Jersey Central rail-
roads are on the mountain manned with large
crews. It is impossible to keep the snow back
A passenger train has been abandoned some
where in the wilderness. Six freight trains are
also showed under on the mountain. Six loco
motives tried to push snow pillow through the
drift this afternoon, but failed. 1t is not known
whether the passengers on ths snow bound train
have provisions or not. All telegraph wires
have been down forty eighs hours. The storm
is unprecedented in this valley.
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MINOR MATTERS.
The International Copyright Agitation Likely
Result in Failure.

The international Copyrie Int Agitation Likely
to Result in Failure.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, March 13-The agitation be-
fore the Senate committee patents in favor
of an international copyright does not amount
to anything in the opinion of one OF the distin-
guished members of that committee. He tells
me that the question of an international copy
right is of shutting off the cheap publica-
tions for the masses; that is, not a cheap grade
of literature but good literature in cheap form
and at low prices The authors are demanding
international copyright, and say that besides
it's being clear mete of justice it will have
the effect of elevatng the standard of literature
while the publishers and reading masses, far
as heard from, say the proposition should be- de-
feated for the reasons stated If there was an
international copyright the low priced Ameri-
can editions of English and other foreign works
would stop. say the opponents of the interna-
tional copyright bill, and that the royalty which
the authors would reap the other side of the
Atlantic would increase the price very mater
tally, probably so per cent. This, they say
would come from the people. who cannot
afford to pay frst-class prices for what they
read It is very difficult thing to champion a
measure in the interest of the few and against
the wishes OF the masses
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THE BURLINGTON BOYCOTT
Wabash Engineers Decide to Obey Orders
and Haul All Freight Presented.
Burlington Cars-Belief that the Broth
erhoods Have Adopted New Policy.

CHICAGO. March H. "A meeting of the Wabash
negineers held to-day. at which Receiver
McNulta was present. At its conclusion Gen.
McNulta sent the following telegram to Judge
Gresham:
Hon. w. O. Gresham. United States Circuit Judge:
The Wabash is moving all freight and cars offered
by or going to the Chicago, Burlington Quincy rail-
road. Il is quite clear that viii have
trouble, the engineers, in meeting just held, having
unanimously agreed TO obey all orders issued by IN
the transaction OF business with the Burlington road
JOHN MCNULTAs Receiver.
The Burlington company received from the
Wabash road. before nightfall. nine transfer
cars, and in addition twenty two for the
lumber district. The Burlington delivered to
the Wabash train of transfer and the
Wabash hauled ter loaded cars from the lumber
district over the Burlington tracks. The Wa
bash engines that made these transfers were
manned by the regular engineers of the road.
The boycott on the Burlngton's through
traffic can hardly be said, however, to have yet
been lifted. The officials of the Rock Island
and the Northwestern continue to fatty refuse
to interchange freight with the Burlington. All
efforts of the road TO resume the usual business
with these two companies futile. Net
suits, ALSO with the Chicago & Alton and the
Chicago, Milwaukee, & ST. Paul we're fully as
barren. Though the managers of these lines
did lot refuse Burlington freight. they were ap-
parently not disposed to force issue with
their employees, and neither road handled a
pound of freight for the Burlington.
A meeting attended by representatives of the
grievance committee for each road leading east
from Chicago held tonight at McCoy's
Hotel Extreme secrecy marked the proceed
ings, and after the session the thirty forty
men present refused to answer any inquiries
whatever Chief Arthurs heado uarters at the
Grand Pacific totally deserted all the
evening. ana were left unlignted. The belief was
expressed by group of railroad officials tonight
that the Brotherhood had adopted new line of
action, against which legal proceedings will not
avail. The idea is that grievance committees
will obstensibly assent the request of
Meeting lines that o. freight be handled.
When the test comes however. the engineers.
one after another. will absolutely decline to
touch 20" cars. This individual, passive
sistance mas been applied to a notable extent
the Milwaukee g ST Paul road, and cropped
out to-day other lines also with frequency
that was suggestive.