davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11
To ogloszenie
FARM cry! Jest Ola was.

Z KoLonii Nem-HDetschA ma W powiatach Renovlle Chip
pewa, Minnesota, mozemy W tym roku dac sprawozdanie o pomys
nych urodzajach. Pszenca wyda 20 do 80 buszl, OWES 40 do B.
buszi q len W przeGecu Is buszll z akra, podczas gdy korn row
nez obfty pln obiecuje.
q powodu pony slnego po1ozen.a tel kolonii = tylko 100 mil cd
Minneapolis q $50 mil Cd Duluth-oiagaja farmerzy nalepsze ceny
"a swoie produkta, spodzewamy sic tel jesenl znacznego nap1ywp
przyJaci6} krewnych naszych osadnikow. Wszystkich tyh co ME
maja W naszej kolon'i znJomych, q take chcielby sobie kupic do
bra tarme, zalraszany nlnieiszenn, by sic przy}ac@yll do naszych wy
cieczek, odchodz2cych ztd co Soda sobota.
Grunta wskaza bezp}atnie nsi nienieccy agenci trzeba PREY
za4atwieniu kontraktu kupna zaptacic so cent6w IA akier, zas "a mic
smc Tub diva $3.50, po'czas gdy resz'a mo~e bye sptacona W 8 do
20 latach, pod}ug zycznla kupuJ2cego.
w kolonii raszej znajduj2 sic ju& 2 katohckie koscio}y, W Bird
Island Olivia, lecz z powodu nieustannie napywaJ4cych osadnikow
katolcklch q cesarstwa ncnieck1ego,. zostane ma jesien jeszcze trzeci
kcscl6f pobudowany, W Clara City.
Ma zapytanie wyseiamy bezp}atnie mapy opisy nowon iemieckie-
koloni jake tz psrna naszego proboszcza, ks. Audrzeja Kober, o mai
szych gruntach' Tymczasen wzywamy kazdego, ably SIG iaknarychlej u
mas zgosl, gdyz w biezacym roku wszystkle grunta bz wyjatku 20
stana rozsprzedane.
PR1NS 4 KOCH,
1898 fsibley Str, st. EDsga, NHimn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11
MQ0ry se0zia. Pred dawne

Mqdry sedzia. Pred dawne-
MI laty wydarzy}o sic, co nastepu-
Je: Gdy naprawiano dach pcwnego
domu, obok rynku, poslizgnaf
sic jeden z pracujacych TAME ro-
botnik6w i spadi. W tel same1
chwili przechodzif tamtedy pew1en
zyd / tax sic nieszczesliwle z4ozy-
10, re 6w robotnik, z dachu spa
daj2cy, ugodzl} W lydia i zabiF go,
ale sam wy#Zed} ca1o. Rejwach staf
sig W miescie; ila zydy, a ci2gna
robotnlka do sedzlego. zadajac, ably
90 tenze ukara}. - Ia CO mnie
chcecie karaG?- mowit robotnik,
- jam p~rzecie mic ME winicn!
- Ukarac so, uharaG "a zah6jstwo
- wrzeszcz2 zydzl. Sebzia wysfu-
chaf obu stron, przywo}af swiadk6w
a potem taxi wyda} wyrok;
NarC JeSI smierCl OSkarZO-
ny; MECH zginie taba sama smiercla
jaka zgln2f zyd. Mech stanie tedy
W tenn samem miejscu, gdzie VS.
p6fbrat vas poni6st smlerc, q je-
den y was MECH wejdzle ma dach,
zeskoczy IA niego i zabije go w
ten sam spos6b jak on zyda "a
BIZ. Ma tie slowa staia sic cisza
wlelka mledzy zydami; poczeli sic
pc jednym wysuwac i w kilka mi
nut potem ME by1o 2 Mich nikogo,
kt6ryby kare IA obza}owanym
chcial wykonac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

re grozlll mu smiercia. Wszakze
zyda tego znalezll, nleby}o go bo-
WIEN W miescie; jednego z jego sy-
now pred wsclek}oscia tfuszcz-
musiala bronic bagnetami rota 20
fnierzy, drugl zas ukry1 rsie W stu.
dni, gdzie do nocy przesiedzial W
Mdzle pc szyje zanurzony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

Sras=ny po5ar zniszczyf mia
steczko Radziwillszkd pow. szaw,
CUB kow.SpfoneFo ~Goszczetnle okolo
100 domoW, a 25o rodzin pozostaIo
llteralnie bez wszelkich srodkow
egzystencji. Szkody obliczaia ma
$50 tysiecy rubli. Przyczyna poza-
ru ME zosta}a dotychczas cafkowl
Gle w%yswletlona: Mieszkahcy MIA
sta, dowiedzlawszy sic W czasle po-
zaru, re pewien zyd poprzedniego
dnia z}ozy} rome }atwo zapalane
rupiecie ma strychu domu, W kt6ar.
YIN powsta} pozar, przypjsywali to-
muz spowodowanie kleskini tax
sic przeciwko MENU roznamietnill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

ZALEDWO nowy paplero
wy srebrny dollar ujrzaf
swlatto dzlenne, a JUL go ma
sladula. Kasyerzy bankowi W
Kansas City mowia, Il tam
pefno fafszywych dwudolaro-
week, bardzo delikatnle wyko-
nanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

R~EPUBLIKANIE piatego
dlstrlktu kongresowego, na
~kenwencyi W Little Falls, jed
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-20

le oort aui porber nngetauItem Sc
lanoe aniieoelu uub nit ben n6tbigel
0titteln sur Sei6afiung bon 6aus
Sieb mb gtabruns auf eini9e WtOnat,
binnus leibpeiie periur9eu. Sm iibri
neu lit bieie Iusiuauberrnssibee, il
uortrefTlid) iie an iib lit, bod iuenigel
du$9eiiibrt. 9afiir aber 9ibt eS il
Dem 6nhe nod cine Wtenge ioultigel
@ldnc: 10 Die Sd)aiftng Der aerfer
iboreu-Sri9aoe, oeren Wtitglieoer al
alien Gjeidngniiieu Die cntlaiienen Strdl
liuBe in Die Sano nebmen lollen; eiue
3uIlu6tsItdtte fir 5runfeubploe, ein
See @rbolun9splaB, ben South rg8bitc.
tbapcl ant Mcere" nennt, Elm !0eirat6s
bureau, cine glrmcz 2eute. Sanf.
3ur 9lusliibrung bieies 8ettin9s.
plans brau6t CT 10000 9. idbrli6 unb
100000 6. sur iofortisen @inri6tun9
Der erIteu Stabtcplpnie, ipaS eincm
Capital uOu elmer WtiGion g. 10 Siemlid
aleibtommt. Sir iid) bat Der Genera.
ieoenfa(IS ben btsberioen Grful9 ieiner
oielperla6teu Seil&armee; iie beiiBt elm
Sern6gen upn 100000 g., bat cine
SabrcSeinuabme BON 100000 g., lit in
81 2dnoeru bis jeSt oer6reitet uno Sdblt
1874 Grmeecprps unS 9416 Sfficiere.
Nterttuiroia 1T, oa6 Die militdriide
Organization. Die bas @ebeimniB bieies
Griol9es biioet, ibm uur ourdJ ben GU
Iall an Die Sanc ae9eben iparo. Sein
Sitel r@eueral" lit Die bloBe SIbtilr5ung
nes uolieu Sitel3: ,@eneraliupsrinteus
bent Der driitli6en Miifou" uno be-
Itano idpu. che irgeuO elmer al Die glr.
Mee bad)te, uno Der glu5bruf Dt0eilsz
armce" uOaeno5 muroe bel Der Surtbs
iibt eiueS Srudbpgers aufs Gernne:
tuobl biueillgeiebt ais Grflarilug Der
.6riitlitbeu Wtiiiiou", oereu Stelc CT
ipdter eiunebmeu iollte. Scoeufnlls
miro Der General tuenigiteus ben Ger
iu6 MAIDEN, ieine lltOpie III g8irIlib'
teit umjuiebeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-20

sic Fat nur ben einen Geoanten, baB II
geliebt miro Ino oab iie Iterben miiBte,
iuem bisie 9iebe ibr Senommen ipiirbe
9iun matbt lie iid) Los uuu ibm mn
la6t i6m inter Sbrdncn III oas ltrab'
lenoe @eiidt.
,0n bait mid am Gnbe bOd luObl eir
bis6en Iieb?"
ySeit beute tpriB id crit, iuic ie6r"
sic ladt. llup eS iit eiu 10 flin9en
bes, 9liidlibcS 9aden.
y9lliO 10 itebt es nit Dir? Sag mi
bod, On 2ieber, iuenn i6 MN ni6t Dor
iel6It iuieoergetpmmen tudre - bGiteI
On mid 9ebOlt?"
@r Sieat iie an ii9.
sd CLAUDE neiu! g9enn 9ein oerl
Dir ni6t 9eiast bdtte, iuu 9ein 8lat
lit, bGtteIt On mid ia ni6t mebr ge
lie6t llniere @6e tpdre ein Srrtbum
9eiueIen, ben ipeiter auire9t 5u batter
ms beiOc fir immer un9liidli6 sema6
bdttc!~
,gBi(lIt On tppbt Itia Iein!" rief fl
unb bieIt linn Die !punO auf ben 0tuno
'vIun, i6 lueiB, baB On mid bod me9l
lieblt alS Neinen abi6eulitben 8eruf
ma9It On aud BRETT in 3utunit Del
stctenItau6 bier einialeppen. Deli
SeritanS 9einem Seruf 8ein Ser
mir. Sd babe ia bod bann Oai
Behere!"
@r fiiBte iie.
sd aber bas Seite-9i6"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-20

Gs gins babel niht 0bHe trasifomi'
ide Scenen ab. Die Bnuernneiber
tuoren oft ge5iuin9en, lau9e 81 iuarten,
rno bic Siebbteroen tuuroeH imgeoulz
big uuo elm allgemsineS SriilleH,
Ntedern II. |. 10. proteitirte 9leibidm
sesen ben 2ansIbldfer g8enn Der
9drm Su tart iuuroe, eri6ien Elm Die
ner in ele9anter 2iuree, &niebole uHo
tueiBen 6anoI6uben, nit 9oloeneu
G6ieli6niIren: rg9Olt SDr iuobl bas
Maul balten!" i9rie ct Die @eiber all.
Seine Grlau6t 9erubt Sbee Su triu.
ten. gSenn Der 9ndbige Serr iein Sriib;
Itiid beenoet baben ipirb, 10 iuiro er 9e'
ruben, beraus5ufommen unb eucr ME,
oertrd6tiges &ieb auf's SelO su treis
ben" 9a ii6 oerartige 9luitrtte ;u
bdufig iuieoerbolteu, 70 rib ben Saueru
enbli6 Die @ebulo, beion6ers ba Die
gSeiber ertldrten, iie tuiiroen nibt mebr
Ous Sieb auf ben Serrenbof treibeu.
IS tuuroe cine 8erinmmlun9 Suinnl,
menberlien, Su iuel6er aud EolItOi cine
GinlaouAg befam. r9ir baben cine
9rpBe Sitte an Did, Gem 9titolaie-
lpitid" iagten Die slelteiteu. ii6 DOR
Dem @rafen tief perneisenb, yboIfeutlid
lpirb Define @naben iie ms ni6t ab.
lhlagen. IN @as lit bas? SD bin itets
bereit, bem ,Ntir" su biencn! 9feoe,
mas ipoIlt Sbr?" Die S(elteIten tonn.
ten lau9e ni6t ibre Bite oorbrin9cu
unO elmer BON ihuen idob itets ben an
bern Dor. GnOli9 faBte elmer Der 9lel'
teitcn, Elm fait neiln5isidbri9er @reis.
Ocn Ntutb unO iprad: p8efreie uns,
0err, lei 10 sudbis. g8ir merben Dir
cluig banfbar iein. Gu6le ms ni6t."
- y@aS ipulIt Sbr benn ei9entli6?"
iragte ertnlut Der Graf ,mppon luu
i'd Glldl beireien ?"-ySo 9einer oers
riidttn Sbee beireie uns, Gem gtifUlaie,
pitidl. fir Did lit es ein Spnb, fir uns
abcr 9iuin! limb bic 8eiber geben ms
feline Tube, Die Seren!"
Wtit @inem Borte, Der rMir" bat
ben @rafen untertbdni9it, aui ben 80.
item cineS @eweinbebirtcn su perji6ten.
5plitoi nabm iitb bieie5 ibm ertbeilte
MiBtrauenSoptum, bielen BON Inn oea
IOrberteu IbIdieb iebr 5u Ser5eu, ling
an, ii6 jill pertbeioisen unb iraste, po-
onr3 ct ii9 benn bic rn5ufrieoenbeit
Der @emelnbe Sise;ogen, bnB tie be-
idloiien babe, ibn Su entlaiien. 80.
bur6 babe i6 beuu euer WtIp,u.en, cure
llujuirieoenbeit errest? fra9te Golitoi
init nit 5brdneu in ben Slu9en. Sa
IieB Iid i'll ben binterlteu Reiben cine
Stimme uernebmeu: rSu taught ihOn
barum uift ais unirr Sirt", lngte bicie
uucrbittlide Stimme, yiueil mir Did,
SEN gtitOlaieiuitid, ooh nidt ans
ihinlpieu t6nucu. On biit bod ell So
rim 0err). lluo luas 1T bas fir ein
0irt. pen mir ui6t ausi6impfcu ober
in 9totIfalle uerhaucu f6nnen!?" llno
Der game yWir" Oriidte blIr6 6eifdlli'
acs @runSen leiu Giu9eitdnbuiB aus.
Ser SabulOis gtltc init Dem auf Die
Sruit i'll SilberiueIleu berabilieBenoeH
Satriar6eHbarte id9te: yGs 1T plrt'
lid 10, 9elU ytifulnieluitif, Oh taught
fir ms uidts. llniere 0irteH miliien
mir idinpfen unb priigeln f0uHeH. Sas
uuBt OIL iclbit be9reilen. Scircie uns,
Sdterbeu!"
&dS blsb oem Gjraien ibrig, ais ii6
Dem Spru6 oes yWir" 81 unterlperfeu
lno aui Den Soften eiues Semeiuoeblrs
ten ju uerSi6tsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-20
Cine elnSieua.
BdbrRets5etreu nab etucm SOraauas in BisHes
0auoeIsmm;lertum.

Die 9eputution Der YerL
mutter= 6abrifanteu:
gtd), ocrebrter Serr Miniiter,
llnl'rc Gage luiro iebr bitter,
3rpnr bis beute nod oerfauien
gSir i'll Ynaeu nod uno Sauieu =,
llul're g9dareu iiber's Weer,
gtber bnlO miro oas iebr i6tuer, :
Die rcrOnmmte Sinlep Sia -
Stcbt ims ilberGll I'M 98ege,
Gem, Der lun5 oertauIen mill,
Srobt bermetiIdes @ebe9e.
gSir uerarmcn 9onS lno gar,
Nti6sn bettcln nod filriuabr,
gSir, bic uUn Der 8iq Seorobteu; }
Sdrcibru Sie oob eiu'se ytUten ,
9Iu Die Rcpublit oa oriiben,
8uB lie mbge S6pnung iiben! :
Ger Miniter:
Gieics, 9eute lit nidt m69li6,
llnnib iudrr Die Sel6peroe;
9Od Onmtt Sud gang ertrdglib }
@uer 2up5 i'll 3utunit tueroe,
g8iG i6 SeiI'riin9 @urer Sage
Sn Der Seimatb ielbit er5uinaeu:
@ure gSnare pbne 6rnge
gSero' idD i'll Die Utuoe briitgen!
,3u ben Dtiittern. su ben Wtiittern=
@iro Die 2uiuug, Sie moOerne,
So bel Biirgcru, nls bel Ritteru,
0sutli6 ieb' ids idun BON 6erne.
0uls, Retaq uub SteiH peri9lpinoet,
glGcs miro mf Gub 9c9riinbet;
Sn6pfc, Seisu, 'ouFen, 8etien,
Stible, 9iid)e. @anneu, Sctten,
9eubtcr. Spinoe, Sdl6iier, S9rdnfe,
Die Sebilter fir @etrdnfc,
gSir fir Sdie, Slciid uuO Butter, -.
9(ac3 mIr du5 Gerlcnmutter,
Spaugen. Sroeu uno 8erl6fden,
SOuusuibirmc. Beitiden, St6dben,
9eihiclu, HdOcr, &rnitmaibiuen,
8umpcu, $5sbel. 9nmpfturbinen, &.
Sporeu. !6elme, 2ausen, 9e9en,
Material Su Gdiii3beI6ldoen
Sir Srcgntten mo fir &utter, -
glIIe5 uur aus 8erlenmutter,
ga ielbit ieoe S6raubenmutter
Sriest Elm ioldes lluterfiltter,
OBS aud I'M @ebrnub Seriplitter',
Sioat bod Die BerleHmiitter!
y
9ieIer SrOf tuirO Gu5 genisen,
&inlep iol Gu6 niht beiiegen!
SD uuo meine Serrn GO[Iesen
@eroen Beiteres nod ertudseu. -
8aut man nur auf 5rau Iultria, )
Guf Die tpabre Berl= Rama;
Sic iuirb @u6 gum SeiIe iibrsn,
llno Die SinOerniiie li6teu,
sic entdiebt ii6 .niemals ibren
gsrl. uHb iOHit'seu gsuttsrpfi6tsk-
-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-20

- 9ciier gSint 9ieuteunrt
(;um llutcroiiicicr Sauiteuberg) B.: NtuS.
letter S6utie aus Sbrer GorporaIidait
teiudf "a otter eiue Sb6iu i'll mciuem
S1auic. g8iQ oas ridt baben. Sbnnen
ibm mai leiieu g9iuf ge6en! - lluters
officer SaniteRberg: 81 Seiebl, Serr
9icuteuaut! (glnberu Gags oUr Der
Trunt): 0iu3tetier SfulSc, brei S6ritt
pnr! S6ren sic, S9ul5e, Sic Jtinbs
oie6, Der 6err 9ieuteuaut last Sbnen
iaeen: 8enn sic nod eiumal Die 9ieie
III ieinem 6nuie NIT Sbrer trummbeini-
gen @egcnwart bee6reu, benu ioa Sbueu
ein S,immclfreuSmillio onenoouuerwetter
i'll Die Salbnrnen iabrcn! Sic 9On
5uau, Sic! Sebrt, mari1!!!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03
~, -. . n.sy 4. M. Ar-s,

George Perkins. years old, Of 2OS Tenth
Str0l. JsFsoV CITY. was playing IN the street
nsaS his home - 0'cl0ck last night when Z
young woman with bSbJ In Der arr. SSlksd
np 70 him and. holding out the baby ssid
Here. Johnny. 10 . OOB Tor you Hold BIN io'
ne Q minute" OeOfgs took tho bsbJ and ths
"a y sssSSS s ssss S s ed dsorss
Plsgnsiss lssebsS e bin ns go ,i .SsS q
sonlsS sbe Esss 4 60 bin gas ssful DIellI.
~ seld, alS sllS wogs abs black eIsas 4ba
blasL eios hhs Es 1891 ICY UT ti se IT, "a NJ
kenObd tsselhn police sietlob. apo boofmei
~ Hewitt Tod abSfks 0f ~ y ~ Pgfs
fJ he tBOf1oI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03
THE EGG.EA11Ne MAroH.
Manning Was There, hut the BuGAlO Hon
Fruit Man lDId Not show Up.

Manning Was There. hut the BuRAlO Hon
Fruit Man IBID Not Show Up.
Edward Manning is young man with an
inordinate fondness for eRgs He is partial to
them In all manner and styles Of cooking. from
the common hard boiled to the succulent oyster
omelette. but 1t Is In their native state that he
loves EN- best. Put him In the midst OF o
hundred fresh eggs with o bottle OF vinegar
to take the edge of tho ALBUMIN and he 10 In
his glory. Epicureans may banker for their
Maryland terrapin. but this young man turns
up his nose at their delioacies. and says
Give me eggs; they're good enough for me-"
He sttpulates they must be fresh. however;
fond as he is OF the hen fruit he never wastes
his affection upon an aged or bliRhted oRg.
His Rastronomie feats In the line Of eggs
have brought him fame. and incidentally
wealth from the dime museums, Whenever
he plays q star engagement the hens In the
mSnd But tsoasS he reads ne
"Mannins, Champion Egg Eater Of the " orld."
he Is not happy: He wants somsbody to con;
Re es1 do sn' has deSoqred nG ss
r mSpe S6sssaeee Ike Alexander he SEEKS Tor
new opponents to conquer: When he was boy
he hunted the farm ysrds for new hens i to eon on
About 500 persons gathered in Clarendon
u
o presumptous unknown from Buffalo. who
was said 70 bo great on eggs. Manning was feel
ing very happy at the prospects Of q spirited
competition. but hour after hour slipped away.
and heBufalonian camo not Then despair TOOK
the place OF Joy aud Il was intenslf fled when the
audience. which had meanwhile been beRuiled
with q bad variety performances. became de-
monstratiye In their demands for the egg con-
test % take place. There was plenty Of de-
on-apDearnnce Of BunRlo's Representative. but
they hoWled With JOY when one OF the sDec-
place. The ,eubstLtute gave bis name as
plain case Of eetftiIiF Ii.a square meal neal
after ,stufing . dozen eggs inside himeelt.
eat two eags 10 any opponsnt'S one. but no
other spectator seemed TO be hungry Man
Sing thereupon gave an on; band exhibition.
pointnent had lie eeeft, And Il was plain 70
manner. and that the performer had no heart
n bis work. For the moment the fascinating
OMannins later announced that be was ready
20 eat oGgs against any man OF animal In the
World. and lntImstSd that handicap would bo
Forthcoming on his side IL no ono accepted the
even GofmA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03
Won Bulovv's Farewell.

The great and world-renowned pianist Herr
Won Bnlow gave his farewell performance In the
Broadway Theatre yesterday afternoon. play
ing programme Of extraordinary length and
difficulty with enormous strength, energy. and
brilliancy. The first number was Schuberts
interesting Sonata, Opus A. to which vonIB0low
brought a clesrness Of Interpretation that set
forth in Its best light all that simple charm
which oharacterlzes the lovely composition. In
strong contrast with the delioscy Of this selec-
ton came Kiels variations and fugue, full Of
manly vtgor and massive phrases. Rubin
stems prelude and fugue was fitting mate for
Kiers creation, and Tsohaikowsky's Russian
fantaisie made o third OF these masculine and
heavy pieces Of which the first half OF
the concert consisted. Brahms two rhapsodie0
completed the list Of purely intellectual music.
and after that Won B1low descended to the
lighter. moro purely pianistic style OF Ran and
Liszt. The f1rst-named composer was repre-
scented by some Of his most graceful and ct.
tractiye works, and List by some Of his most
Won Bniow played throughout the afternoon
with more than usual force ana fire. He was
in his best mood. seeming to be enthusiastic
over his work and to enjoy It thoroughly. His
stupendops achievements In piano work and
his marvellous grasp Of the INTELLECTUAL forms
OF music grow UPON the listener With ever. 70.
peated hearing. H0 is one Of tho musical
monuments and bulwarkg Of this century, and
our public grieyes to say farewell" to such q
noble apostle Of the divine art.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03
Reuents for the Aetoro, Fund.

Several theatres will give performances on
the afternoon Of May A. the proceeds to to the Post
Graduate Hospital the directors Of which under.
taken establish permanently three free beds for the
Of the Actors Fund Manager A. H. Palmer and
M A B. do Frecs are already making their arrange.
msntL The following programmes can be announced:
At Planners Theatre. Louis AldTich and company In
The Rditor;' at the Madison Square Richard Mans.
neld and company, probably in ParGian Romance; !"
THE 5chAdcheni" at the Broadway Theatre. De Wolf
Hopper and company in his new opera; a. the Union
Pair" and At Daly'A Marie Hubert FrShmsn and com
onson, Dan HrohmAn. Rosonquest Russell and Miner.
and Mia RosnA VokeS have also Promlsed 70 assist
Opera House Manager Stanton having sent his permits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03
CLAYrows BROTHER zBsTIFLEs.
He Believes the Men who Stole tho Ballot
Box Commlttod the Murder.


Box Committed the Murder.
LITTLE Rock, May 2.-The Clayton Brock
inredge Investigation Committee held two
sessions to-day. Thomas @. Hervey. one OF
the Election Judges Of Seward Township. Con-
way county. testified about the stealing Of the
ballot box. The first intimstion he received
that the box had been stolen was when told
by Hobbs. another Judge who was ct the
polling place whom the masked men entered
and took the box. He had left Hobbs just O
few minutes before to get lamp by which to
see how to count the votes. He thought that
some Of the negroes in the township had some
thing to do with the stealing
Col W. II. Clayton told about his going to
Plumme5ville on January 80. 1889. the day after
he heard Of his brother,s death. He said NO
thy or assistance that the houses wore
closed no one. was on the streets and
sonspFacy 70 murder hls brother had been con
Ave men In the county knew the murder was
to be committed: He belieyed that hig
Bob Pate. He was firmly convinced
i i box 4o klIieS A' his brotSss. II, H. alp
responsible for the crime. and he believed the
people Of Arkansas desired that the murderer
should be caught and punished. He believed
that the Governor had done his duty IN his
Several Witnesses testified that they were In
Howard township on the day Of the November
election and voted for q. B. Breokinrtdge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03
Observation-Disclosures FOR SCOTLAND.
Er. Cameron's Proposal Rejected by the
House OF Commons.

AEr. Cameron's Proposal Rejected By the
House or Commonn.
LONDON, May AIN the House OF Com
mons this evening Mr.. Cameron moved the
disestabllshment and disendowment Of the
Church OF Scotland.
Mr. Gladstone. replying to q members as
sertion that the majority Of the Midlothian
electors were against disestsblishment. said
he would be glad to answer to his electors for
tho vote he was about to give. He would be
thankful to govern. II they gave him an op-
portunity to do 90. at the earliest possible
moment Tho only ground in defence OF the
church establishment was that It was per-
forming some special religious work In the
country He Achieved that the condition of
Scotch opinion which Lord Harrington de-
soribed In 1877 as justifying disestablishment
was now reached, and he therefore supported
country whore the question was so simplifed
as II was In Scotland. 1t would not entail
tenth part Of the violence entsiled BY the dis
ruption OF 1943. There was no sign that the
change would be attended BY any Of the char
Acteristics that belonged to violent traditions
Camerons motion was rejected, 1855 to 21S
LORD Harrington said he regretted the new
was unable to agree with him that Scotland
had pronounced Enthusiastically on this ques-
ton. Besides that 1t was necessary to know
the lines upon which 1t was proposed to act
In opposing the motion. however. 1t must not
be supposed that they opposed necessary re-
form OF the Scotch Church. or even disestab-
lishment should reconstruction prove tmpossi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03
a Candea RaakInr Coneern saspends.

CAMDEN. May 2-Tho Fidelity Surety. Trust
and Safe Deposit Company closed Its doors to-day
nouncinR . temporary suIpsnEiOn- Charles L. Work
PreSdent Of the suspended Gloucester City National
Bank, also the President Of this concern which
was organized recently to do banking surety. and
trust buSinOSG The collapse Of the Gloucester Bank
turned attention 70 this yesterday and there
were TumorS from time time that it had closed its
DOOR, but Il did not do In fact until the
regular hour. and then only upon the an.
nouncemsnt that it was perfectly solvent and
would dsmonStrAte the fact to-day. when the
door was opened this morning Q small run was made
IL stood the storm until II rs when IL forced
morning and Just before II O'Clock he Sad he Wa con
AND rsSsSTsT Austin EiSon. sSia has tss sonSSsy
was mainly Of dduelSry Character and de nSuf1nos
Of personal honda President woFk sAidi I've are al
rGhL We get chance 20 realize without aaeF1co %
in S ssi 'T "a s %t
9s have bad no scSnsstoa itS 4 SSstsssI 'e 'nS'
The SS Sss'E bu m AZ "a
dolSs . s pc III: :s sSss''Rs
q 4 SsS S. s1T q SsSi
had no dshlnes With the nsv company. The company
aid email eallesss 10 inspEnF PsIsoRa te6es aHd q
10 asSs "a nsss.IsHt SCSsS ceaSI:S ESIt as
zSI.ss On Wy .T = asSssss ss sSFs q iIs
90 ss!ssS u ssslisssS rsSsrS q "a 'f tSs
Ri ss9 ss,ss . ssosSSt Ss sSsp S ss q
sIsiisd srSvd sSsSi shs ssSf IL dspssi.SS s5s
lSH JAZZ ScSS n: SsposS a.; S' ssin:i.S =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03
Earaehine the Actors Fund.

Volunteers gave performance at Palmer1O
Theatre for the benefit Of the Actors Fund
yesterday. and over $4,000 was gained By that
excellent institution. while tho audience got
entertainment in plenty and diversity. The
bands Of President Palmors two theatres made
tho music. Farce was contributed By the
merrymaKers Of Tho City Directory" and
My Aunt Bridget" Comedy was provided bV
Jefferson. Florence. and Mrs. Drew IN go The
Rivals" One act Of Sydney Rosenfeld's " The
Stepping Stone" was well received By An audi.
once composed predominRtingly 81 theatrical
people, whose favor SHOULD gladden. the au.
thors heart; Members Of the GHis IF II PYElSSSpe
turned the house INTO an upEoar. a. usual. bis
anecdota mimiory Peing olWeyR very funny.
HMfw Scfaz SsSd 6as his S SSi
agSEsa Hs9Ess snd 03 RsS6Sssl
adopts IN the niceties Of dramatic speech. The
subject matter was Q quiet Quarrol beSwoOn Q
husband and . wife. an incidental discussion
Of those card games which she likes and he
dlslik0S. and On .une xciting climax Of oompEo.
TSSEed Without , sSSlgM SsPRoiPt%Sn
was very 0uooossful occasion.