davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
HELENA'S SPIRIT.
The Little City lie Going to Reme1y In
undations.

iho hlNtlo ivy IL NOlnB TO hemely IN
undations.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, March ll.--Tho citizens
OF this place are quite jubilant today
over tho measures adopted today for the
purpose Of draining the town. Hitherto
great Inconvenience has been accustomed
10y the OVERLOOKING OF tie town whenever
there was u big RAIN. The water flowing
from the surrounding hills for miles
around was received in the city. Several
remedies were attempted, but all OF them
proved failures. Government engineers,
who have been at this point surveying the
river for several months, finished 4 survey
from Helena TO Cassiday's Lake, three miles
distant, and find that the decline is such
that II a canal is dug from Helena to the
lake that the canal will effectively drain
the town. Capt Smith s. Leach, on behalf
of the Mississippi River Commission. of
iered to furnish $1,000 OF the amount
necessary to construct the same ii Helena
would furnish the balance. This morn
ing ut q special meeting Of the Council,
the requisite amount wal appropriated.
The River Commission lends its assistance
for the purpose OF protecting and prescrv-
ing the levce, which IL assisted In build
ing after contributing S75, ZOO. Work will
commence On the proposed canal at an
early date.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
Assertion. Accident.

Special Dispatch 90 The Appeal
Brownsville, Tenn, March lin.
formation has just been received here Of q
terrible accident ut H. VI. Bmdiord's mill,
a few miles north OF this place. While the
mill was in operation under high pressure
Of steam the mill rocks hunt aud knorkcd
things mp generally. Miller H. \. SIM
mon3s left leg was broken aud the othcr
leg badly injured, and be WAS Otherwise
seriously hurt. His son, Mont simmons,
had bis skull fractured, aud lac was other.
wise 30 seriously injured that he is thought
10 be dying. Young White and others
were slightly hurt The exact cause Of
the accident IN not known.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

NV YouK, March 1.-THE Foriy-scc.
ond annual report Of tho Board Of lmmi.
grafton Commissioners, az prepared for the
Legislature, shows In substance, that dur
ing the year 1854. tho total number OF
passengers irom all foreign ports landed in
Castle Garden, was $40, s22-(2j7 $50 males
mud 49,, 900 iomalcs).
The nniionalitics chiefly represented
were Irish, 1880, English. 1856. Ger
man, ~, lij, French, less Than Il, 900. Rus
sian, $500. Swedish, 1884; Italian, a.
g21. Australian, ~. Chinese, 3. OF the
total number OF immigrants. 67,5lS were
under ~ years Of age. 26j, sos over that
age aud under 20, 37,7g1 over 10 years.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
WIN nuIId New War Vessels,

WAsmNoroN, March ll.-Unless uniore.
seen obstacles are encountered within a
few months after the beginning Of the next
fiscal year, July !, contracts will have been
LET for the construction Of new war vessels
which will in tho aggregate increase tho
tonnage Of the navy BY nearly 1900 tons.
Although the majority Of the new vessels
will DO small craft, compared with The
monster ironclads Of Europe, they will
tmbody IN thor construction the latest
approved ideas from their high speed aud
heavy armament, and will be- very iormid-
able slips Of war. When Secretary Whit.
ney rclinqui ,hcd his office lac left as leg
hcy 10 his succcssor the responsibility for
building eight now vessels, authority for
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
John u. washburn, OF massachusetts,.

WASHINGTON, March 1l.---John ID.
Washburn, OF Massachusetts,, who was
nominated by the President as Minister to
Switzerland, is resident of Worcester,
Mass, and has been for many years close
personal friend OF Senator Iloar. He is a
little over fifty years OF age. lie has
served in both Houses OF the Massachu-
sets Legislature, was chief of staff OF Gov.
Bullock during the war, and has held vari-
GUS positions Of honor and trust in con.
nection with charitable institutions. lie
is man OF wealth, aud at present is not
engaged in business,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
A FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two People Killed. ana Eleven othori
More or Loss Seriously Injured.

Two People Killed. ana Eleven others
More or Less Seriously Injured.
CLEVELAND, o., March ll.-At2 O'Clock
this afternoon boiler thirty feet long In
the forging department Of the Cleveland
Rolling.Mills In Tho southern portion Of
the city exploded with terrific force. One
piece Of II went west and, crashing into
Hugh Gmham's house. 900 feet away,
bounded of and buried itself beneath the
foundations OF house a dozen yards dis
tant. Graham, who works nj night, was
sleeping, and his wife, who Is III, was also
In bed in another part OF the house. Graz
ham was only slightly hurt. Just before
the fragment struck GWham'H house IL
wrecked his coalhousc. In Il were Mrs.
John Scclaga and Mrs. Calaja, both OF
whom sustained scalp wounds. Tho other
fragment OF the boiler vent west ZOO feet
and demolished an clubhouse Ia which was
Mary Nargo, four years old. Her left arm
was broken. Al the f'iil there were thirty
men near tho boiler wien Il exploded.
Tho following were killed and Injured:
Dead-James barr, Harvard street,
helper, - years old; rhjmas Dorsey, Can
ton street, 30 years old.
lnjurcd-Anlon Vcnscl)sk, Rockville
road, skull fractured md scalp wound;
Frank Galushki, BosmT street, shoulder
badly injured; John sci9gic, it,, Richmond
street, ugly scalp wound Hugh Graham,
Marble street, chest b,uscli Ms. John
scclaga, scalp wound, Mr., Calaia, head
injured; Mary Nargo, Cambridge street,
Lett arm broken; Pa,ri,k kcllo, Spoilord
street, wound ON left temple, Alexander
Clark. Elmo street, two severe scalp
wounds; Barney Robinson, Heath street.
head cut; John Boyd, Harvard street,
scalp wound.
The mill was damaged considerably, and
-, 800 will be- required 10 repair IT,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

asked for something to eat. lie was adj
mit,ed and was followed by five others,
masked, who proceeded to bind Mr.. Core
hand and foot. The hired girl, who es-
capped to give the alarm, was captured by
the robbers and brought back. From III
O'Clock until o'clock this morning the
robbers searched the house for money.
They found about $500, part OF which be-
longcd TO Mr.. Cores brother-in.law. The
robbers made good their escape, and there
is as vet no ccw.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
striking Proposition.

INV YoHE, March ll.-Dispatchcs from
Pittsburg received here today stated that n
proposition had been made 10 the To-
huanlcpco Ship Canal Company TO complete
the Dolcsseps canal by supplying tho
the oceans aud furnish portage for vessels
through the mountains. The dispatches
also stated that a meeting with the repre-
scniatiycs Of the Panama Canal Company
would be- held this week. The represent.
atiycs of the Panama Canal Company,
however, state that there IL no truth IN
the dispatches.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

RALEou n. g., March 1.-THE Lcgis.
laiuro adjourned sine dio at noon today.
Provision was made for mon frlly pom
sloning Confederate veterans aud needy
widows Of Conicderatcs, tax Of . cents
on each 500 worth Of property and . cents
on the poll being levied for the purpose.
The State election laws were modified 10
that registration books shall be closed ten
days before the election, and that poll
holders, when they deem Il proper, may
separate State and Federal elections.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
Ex-senator Palmer Is to Be Sent to
the Court of Spain.
'Sohn F. Swift, of California, Cots
q the Japanese Mission,
And John D. Washburn Will Go
to Switzerland.
II Is Said Whitelaw Reid VIII Be Sent to
st. James, While Murat aalstead
and w. w. Phelps Go to Paris
and Berlin Respectively.
Special Dispatch to The AppeaI.


WASHINGTON, March ll.-0ne or two
OF the big plums in foreign missions were
disposed OF today, and thisi is how it is said
the Others are to go: Whitelaw Reid, of
New York, to be Minister to England;
Murat Halstead, Of Cincinnati, will be
given the French mission, and William
Walter Phelps, OF New Jersey, the Ger.
man mission; John A. Kasson, Of Iowa,
who formerly represented this Govern
ment at the Austrian port, will be returned
thither, and Gov. Porter, OF Indiana, will
be sent to Rome.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
Rearransemen, Of Committees.

WASHINGTON, March li.--ln the caucus
Of the Republican Senators the rcarrango.
mcnt Of the committees as made by Sena
tor Plairs Committee Of Seven was ap-
proved. This relates 10 tho Republican
membership, aud final action cannot be
taken until the Democrats submit their
representation on the committees. They
arc expected TO do this tomorrow, after a
caucus 10 be held In the morning, NO that
the committees may be elected tomorrow
and the Senate thoroughly organized for
business,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
hust. Of yIcc.prc.,,l.,,..

WAsniNGToS, March ll.-Soveral years
ago the Senate, by resolution, authorized
the purchase Of busts Of oil the vice.Pres-
idenIs Of the United States who have pre-
sided over the United States senate since
the foundation Of the Government. These
busts are to be place In the various inches
In and about the Scna Chamber. There
we're three Nico.Presidlnls living at that
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
Gapttat Notes.

The issue OF standard silver dollars from
the mints for the week ended March o
amounted to S37l ,5S7. The issue during
the corresponding week Of last year was
S39l, 1854.
Congressman Buchanan Of New Jersey,
Spinola OF New York and Lee of Virginia.
who have been i'll with pneumonia, were
all reported TO be much better yesterday
Justice Matthews continues to improve.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
The First Tennessee appointment.

specinI Dlspnch 20 The Appeal.
WASHINGTON, March ll.-Samuel d.
Donaldson, Of Nashville, who was door
keeper of the House during the Forty
ninth Congress and keeper OF the House
restaurant during the Fiitieth Congress,
was today appointed storekeeper and
gauger at Nashville by the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

WAsniNGroy, March 10 Tue following
statement shows tho amount OF business
handled by the Washington office OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company dur
my Inauguration wcek, auI urJh ihans'
unuion day. February y 10 Almoh o.
inclusive Prcss, l,i0ajS words mes
sagis, l26. ~. Inauguration DAY press,
Ol4,OS- words, messasgs, MIA IhiS Is
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

CmcAGo, ILL.,, March 1.-THE east
bound shipments Of -four, grain and pro.
visions by the lines IN the Central Traffic
Association last week aggregated 3s0jj
tons, against IS, ss7 for the preceding week,
an increase Of 2. lis tons. aud against 80
225 for the corresponding week last year,
a decrease Of |, 200 tons Tho Vanderbilt
lines carried lO7 per cent Of tho business,
the Pennsylvania lines 2L6, Grand Trunk
~, Baltimore 4 Ohio 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
n,anns,iiIn WIN. Arnin.
Special Dispatch 70 Tue Appeal

fpc0IhI UI8paIrh W TUG NVT""I'
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, March 1.-THE
mandamus suit Of League. administrator.
W. the Brownsville Taxing District was
decided by the United States Supreme
Court at Washington today, In favor ol tho
city, making the last Of The pending suit
against Brownsville, all OF which have
been decided iayorably 10 our Town.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

more than double the amount of matt or
ever handled by this Office in any one day
previous to this time. The total amount
OF press matter sent out from Washington
ON March 4, by all the telegraph companies
aud leased wires, was $50, lS2 words.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
un,,sd s,a,s. G.nrt convene.

special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
IIELgSA, Ark, March 1.-THE United
States District Court for the Eastern BE
vision Of the Eastern District Of Arkansas
convened hero this morning, tho Hon. II.
q. Caldwell, Judge presiding. The civil
docket Is quito large, most Of which grew
out vi the ). uirsch 4 70. failure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

WASHINGTON, March ll.-Owing TO the
illness of Mrs. Townshend and her daugh-
tiers, it has been determined TO postpone
for the present the taking OF the remains
OF Representative Townshend 10 Illinois.
The funeral will fake place in this city
tomorrow Tuesday morningat 10 o'clock,
and the remains will be deposited in
vault in one OF the cemeteries OF the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
OBITUARY..
Dr. W. ". Tom.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Columns, Miss, March ll.--DE w.
w. Topp died here yesterday evening,
aged ninety years lie was soldier In
the Florida war, was born in Davidson
County, Tenn, aud was brother OF Col.
Robertson TOpp, Of Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

time-Ilamlin, Wheeler and Arthur, and
steps were Immediately taken to secure
busts while they yet lived. At the same
time contracts were entered into for the
purchase OF busts OF the earlier vice. Pres-
dents The first TO come TO hand is that of
Thomas A. Jefferson. This was received
at the Capitol a few days ago. 1t is made
OF white marble and is OF heroic size. Its
exact location has not yet been determined
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
ISAIAH wrLLlAMsoN's Will.
His Estate Valued at eo,ooo.ooo. Ex-
elusive OF "a, 400. 900 -Boquests.

NIWIIVU OF Vi aUWIVWV "HIVWNHIHl
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE will Of
Isaiah V. Williamson. the dead million.
aire, was admitted TO probate today In the
Register II Wills Office. The estate Of Mr.
Williamson will amount 20 between ss,.
100000 and SD.OOO,O00, exclusive OF the
fund OF s., 25O, 900 Tor the Mechanical
School. A moro approximate value can.
not be given until AN inventory is taken Of
the personal property. OF this amount,
special requests are made 10 the surviving
brothers aud sisters Of the tostator the In.
come Of $4,000 Is given 10 each Of their
children during life; Sl,O0O,0OO Is given 10
charity and the remainder, forming the
bulk Of the estate, is devised 10 the grand.
nephews aud grand nicces OF the descend
ant, share aud share alike.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
Experience Win Masked nurs,a.-

USioSrowS, Pa, March III. Calvin
Core, substantial farmer, living In Frank.
lin Township, about ak miles from here,
had an exciting experience with masked
burglars late last night. About II o'clock.
just as tho family were about TO retire for
the night, man caIno " the door and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
KILRAIN,a CLAIM.
Ho Says Sullivan Ia Drinking TO Got Out
OF the Fight.

OF the flEnt.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March ll.--Jake Kill
rain leaves this city ior New York, and
sails Wednesday afternoon for England
When asked today regarding his match
with Sullivan lac said: 81 don't believe
hc will fight sullivan is drinking for the
purpose OF making his backcr take down
the money now ny. and rs July approaches
will come around with the plea OF sickness.
llo will not name final stakeholder nor
accept any ono suggested 10y my friends or
hackers. This trip OF mine To England will
not interfere with the mach II sullivan
shows any disposition To fight"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
George .. Iearic..

special pisIa,ch to ho Appeal
BnowSsvLLr, Tenn, Mars ,lA-ln,el-
ligoncc was received hetc today Of the
death Of George j. JciTfics, prominent
citizen Of Haywood County, who recently
went 10 Henrietta with his family 10 live.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26

unS rScanoalma6er", Dab benno6
Gnflasen einserei9t iinb. 8uslei6
ieben iie, baB iie i9werer slrt iinb.
Srase: Soate es ni9t uenisltens
flr iie niibli6 iein, ibren Wtitperz
flasten mit5utbeilen, mas iie erfabs
rem baben, uno ii6 10 BON bem Ser
oa9t Der raufl9neioerei" unb
Scanoalma9erei" 3u reini9en?
fllnb iolte es ni9t au9 fir bic
ia n eereH niibli9 lein, in elmer 10
Ptpi6tisem Sa6e enoti6 bic @abrbeit
an erfabren, 5u erfabren, baB iie bod,
uno peiien iie anseflast iuoroen iino?
Sa, loQte es ni9t fiir bas Gribus
nal, i'm SntereHe Der @ere9tisteit,
niibli9 iein, OaB bic 4nseflasten -
oenen ia ibrer sroBen NtalIe uno
Geritreutbeit iuesen bic Inflase birect
ni9t 5n9eitellt werben fann - auf
biele @eiie peranlaBt unb in ben
Stano seiebt meroen, fi6 5u uertbei-
bigen?
@s sibt nod cine brittle ssraee,
tuel9e Der 3eitunssl6reiber ii9 itel>
len mag, wenn er au9 iiber Die sSraz
gen na6 Der @rlaubtbeit uno g{abz
li9feit nit ii6 i9on i'm &einen iit.
Oas 1T ote Sra9e na9 Der gt . t6s
NJ en- b i9feit. gs lit ii9er, baB
fein Menl9 = allo au6 fein 3eiz
tunssi6reiber = 9llles, mas erlaubt
nno mas niibli9 it, oarum audi t6un
nj II 5. Sapienti sat.
IS tit bem @anoersmann 19uer
uno trauris gu Mutbe, ba er oieB
l9reibt, oa er uenisitens 10 piel
i9retben 5u m il len 9laubt.
l1no bod raui6t ni9t
oa bereits Der 6liisell9las Der @eibs
na6tsen9el? Ser lieben &leinen
Nusen itrablen pOr e!tel Sreube uno
froben 9offnunsen, unb Utarie9en
nno Inn6en iummen unb linsen
l9on ben 9anaen Gag Die i96niten
8eibna9tslieoer.
nSbr Sinberlein fommet, 0 fommet bod
alP,
3ur arippe ber fommet, 3r 8etblebems
Staa,
l1no iebt, mas in bieier bo6beilieen Na6t
Der Tater pom Simmel fir Jreube mrs
ma6tH
l1nb Die @nsel aus 9ebeimniBpol<
len S0ben uerfiinben Sri ben,
uSrieoe ben Wenl9en auf @rben,
Die suten 8illems iinb!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Ginsaben at bic gropaganba it
Hom un6 8riefe att cardinal
8ibbons gegen Die bemtI5.
amerifanil6en &a.
t6oltfen.

gor einiser 3eit tuuroen mir auf
eine fiirali6 eri6ienene Denfl9rift
an bic 8ropasan6a aufmerfiam sez
ma6t, uno balb barna9 erbielten mir
@remp(are berielben bon per19iebenen
Seiten 5useididt. Die 35 @eiten
itarfe S6rift 1T tn italienil9er uno
oeuti9er Sprade se6rudt. Sic be-
titelt fi6 80 0nfi Drift iiber
B ie beuti6e Srage in Im e.
r ifa", batirt bonn 2. Sctober 1885
unb trdst Die llnteri9riften speier
amerifanii9er 8ii90fe. Nm 9. s..
murbe au unlerm 8ebauern ber bemtz
ide Tert bieler S9rift, tpel9e poa
lit bon 8eiduloisunsen sesen beutl9>
amterifanii9e &atbolifen, pplIltdnbia
wieberseseben in einem tpeltliden
eeuti6en Taseblatt 5u Cincinnati,
Dem .8ulfsfreunb'. ans bielem lief
iie bann iOslei9 bur9 cine Menae
iueltlider beutider 3eitunsen in allen
Tbeilen bes 2anDes. Ser .gincinz
natl 8olfsfrennb' uer6ffentli9te ba<
ranf nod tpeitert S6riftftiide in BENT
ielben Gimme unbe iiber bielelbe an<
sele9enbeit, bic e0n bier anbern ame=
rifanilden grabii96fen unb giid5fem
tbeils sleidfallS an Die gropasanba,
tbeils an ben 9srrn Cardinal Glib
bons seri6tet ssig iollen unb anseb-
li9 i'm Sabre 1885 sei9rieben iinb.
slu6 oiele S6riftitiide sinsen lofort
in Die iibri9en tueltli9en Easebldtter
iiber nno perbreiteten ii6 slei9lam
luie ein 2aufener iiber bas 9anse
2anb. ga a d Dem lie auf bieie
Us lie Der Oeffentli 9feit
nb ei m &c efallen paren,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
CUR Mbwebr.

Sn elmer ber an anberer Gtelle
ertpdbnten enslii9z l1nb iril9z ameri=
fanii9en 6 [ ase 6ri ften ii er
3 ie ia tb ult den 9eutl den
in Imerifa beiBt es:
r@ir baben iasen b6ren, unb bals
ten es fiir wabr, baB Der @r5bi=
i6of ponW / | maufee, Wig
sci s, bebauptet babe: 6 Elm Srz
| ldnber M Ii + b e jena ls ieinen
5biid6ffi6em Git etnz
ne bmen."
Sierau bemerft bic bem allperebr<
ten 9reilen Serrn gr5bii6of BON Ntil=
tpaufee nabeIte5enbe Columbia:
uObwobl oieie Gnsabe fiir Se6er=
mann, ber unleren bo9uiiroisiten
Oberbirten uno beiien @eiinnunsen
fennt, gar feiner @erneinuns ooer
@iberlesuns bebarf finb mir lit
9iiidli9t auf bic Stelle, BON ipel@er
jene 8ebauptlln9 aus9ing, 5u Der
ausbriidli9 en- @rfldrung
ermd9tist, 0aB an Der beri9te@
ten IeuB Berun9 aud ni4t ein ,uabres
@ort lit, uno oaB oieiel6e 3 en- 9 e
iinnunsenOes ; 6w iir 3 t9z
iten Srn. gr5bii 9Ofs SeiB
in elm e er8 ei entlpri9 9 t."
Gin elmer anberen Stelle berlelben
&lusei6rift lelen mir:
Gin amerifanil6er 8ii6ot Der
in bielen lebten Monaten (Serblt
1857 bier in &om setpelen, laste,
es lei cine bstannte gl6e, bab 6er.
&ector bes er5bii96fliz
den 6 EN- mars in tim IL
see ben irii@en @tubenten jenes
Snltituts ben 0fatb CAB, lid
anberen 0i65eien elmer
leib en5ul Ia ie n; 6una@ i6eint
es, baB bas 70 5ablrei9e Soft, bus
feline anbere Spra9e als bic ensliz
i6e ueritebt, ii6 nit beuti6en 9rie=
itern in jener 9i65eie pirb besniisen
miiiien."
slu9 bieie Gnsabe - idreibt bic
Columbia > lit b 6llis ausber
SUIT sesriffen. 8eber Der
bamalise Seminar>& >&ector nod iein
gorsanser bat ben iril6ea StubeH=
ten ie einen iol6en &atb ertbeilt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
3ei@en Der 3eit am Sabresi@lnB.

Der 8unoesienatsz zGusl9uB fir
Nrbeits< unb @rsiebunsstuelen bat bie
befannte 9 Ia ir= 8ill, laut pelder
Den iiberrei6 botirten relisionslpieH
Staats16ulen bon Der 8unbesreaierz
nn9 eine meitere rfleine Nufmunter=
nn9" in form bon II Millionen
Dollars 5utbeiliueroen lOlI, sutsebei=
BEN. llnb ipeben bat Der 8un6es=
lenator Sn9alls slei6 8lair ais
Sta a tS 6ulbplb 3 eriten &anz
9es betannt (cf. Zach. Montgome-
rvs ''Poison Drops in the q. St.
senate"), eine 8ia einsebra6t, bie
bel ben @esnern unierer iebieen
S6ulperbdftniiie, insbelonbere bel
Den bentlden, slei9iaus in bobem
OfaBe 8ea6tung perbient. Snaalls,
glei6 8lair Sfepublicaner.