davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13
ZBRODNIA WARYATA,
Gfupi mOskal dopuszcza sic ha.
niebnych mOrderstw W wa
gOnie kOlejOwym.

0 krwawej zbrodni, kt6rej dnia II
br. dopusci} sic w pociagu kolejo-
wynn miedzy Lubeka a Hamburgiem
pewien Moskal nazwiskiem Petrow,
pisza gazety: M6skal ten, wsiad}szy
40 wagonu W Llbece, d}ugi czas
sledzia{, MEG rozmawiajac mkim i
/ tylko mruczaf pod nosem jakies
nlezrozumia}e wyrazy. Nagle w po-
blizu stacji Wandsbeck zerwa} sic z
siedzenia dobywszy noza, wepchna}
go W piers naprzeciw siedzacego
czfowieka, liczacego mniej wiecej
80 lat wieku. Gwaftowne rugby Pc
trowa, dziki wyraz oczu cafe zacho~
wanie sic jego, pokazywa}y, re ma
gle popadf W obiakanie. TO tez ME
skohczy1o sic ma tenn jednem NOR
derstwie. Zaledwo pierwsza ofara
iego furji pad1a na ziemie, juz obla-
kany dzikim rykiem rzucit nozem
W glove siedzacego obok pieciolet-
niego dziecka. Biedemu dziecieciu
wyryneio natychmiast skutkiem te-
90 uderzenia lewe oko. w przepe}-
nionym podroznymi wagonie wszcze-
Ia sic panika popfoch ME do op,sa-
MIA. Panic mdlaiy, wielu W smier-
telnej trwodze choialo wyskoczvt
przez okna wagonu, by w ucieczce
szukad ocalenia. kilku odwazniei
szych rzuci}o sic ma ob1akanego, ale
ME mog}o go ujad i powstrzymat.
Szaleniec wywijajac naokoi siebie
nozem, zadawa} liczne rany. Wsr6d
taklch krwawych zajsd W wagonie,
przyby4pociag ma stacje Wandsbeck,
gdzie krzyki i woiania pomoc
nieszczesllwych towarzyszy oblakah-
ca zwr6cl}y uwage policjji. Kiedy
otworzono drzwi wagonu, w kt6rym
siedziaf ob}akany, odsfoni} sic strasz-
Hwy widok. Wszyscy podr6zni by
Ii okryci ranami, ma pod{odze czer-
wienifa sic krew W ogromnej ka}u-
zy, a jeki zranionego, dzieciecia i
rozpaczliwe krzyki strwozonych ko-
biet wydziera}y sic g4eb; wagonu.
Po d}ugich a ciezkich wysi4kach u
da}o sic nakoniec zwiazat szalehca i
wyrwat mu n6z, kt6ry do ostatniej
chwili sciskai on konwulsyjnie W
prawej d}oni. Zwiazanego i zakne-
blowanego, oddano nieszczesnego
szalehca pod doz6r miejscowej Fan
darmerii.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13

bic tym ME ma}o pisano, to tylko
dlatego, ze ona poetka, a on g6rni-
klein.
Po owej sensacyi, zajmowano
sic znow W ca}ym prawie swiecie,
slubem hiszpahskiego magnata Sc
nora Miguela Baptysty Romeo. w
waznych interesach Romeo wyjecha}
do New Yorku, jego narzeczona
pozosta}a W Villadolid. Bedac W
New Yorku, odebra} list ktory dono-
si} o sprawach naglacych zawarcia
sluku. Powrocic do domu odrazu ME
m6g}, a narzeczonej do Ameryki
przyjechat ME wypada}o, ,-postanawia
vice wzias6 Stub By prony, ii. aby
jego narzeczona lima kobieta taste
powa}a. Jakas awanturnicza amery-
kanka juz sic tenn do wszystkiego
przygotowa}a, ale W ostatniej chwili
Romeo sic dowiedzia}, re musia}by
ia uwazac "a prawdziwa zone. Z to-
60 powsta}o DUO plotek. Wreszcie
Romeo powr6c:} do Hiszpanii po-
slubi} swa w}asc;wa narzeczona.
Niejakis Jeremiasz Simpson pam
ma Miranda Ellsworth ma farmach
W North Stonington, Conn.,, zawarli
Stub ma drzewie, przysz}o do tego
W TAXI sposob: Poszli ma zabawe ta-
neczna tam sic zawziecie pok}ocili.
0 godzinie 4-tej rano powracali do
domu W towarzystwie pastora, naz-
wiskiem Jay, kt6ry usi1owa} ably ich
pogodzi6. Perswazye jego ME mia}y
jednak zadnego skutku. M}odzi sill
droga zachn.urzeni, ME chcac s}uchac
o zgodzie, i ME uwazali wcale ma to
co sic woko}o mich dzia}o. Po "a p}o-
tenn, po lace postepowa} wraz mimi
teksaski stadnik, kt6ry tylko czycha4
ma sposobnos6, ably ich roztrzaSt ro-
gami. Podr6znym przysz}o sic
precise ma druga strone p}otu, gdzie
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13

ne pieknie utrzymac. Teraz mann do
sy6 pieniedzy, wiec co panna powie %
Zdziwienie panny by}o rzeczywis-
Gle ME male i ME wiedzia1a co mo-
vic?
"Wcll, jaka odpowiedz?" powt6-
rzy} Prout. ''Czy cheese bye moja
zona?'
Me chcia}a dziewczyna da6 odpo-
wiedzi, t}omaczac sic, re to "tak ma
gle" Lecz Prout nalegal: "Ze mna
sprawa musi bye skohczona W kilku
sfowach, a ia panne lubie. Co wiec
powiesz"'
Powiada s'tak" Stub sic zaraz od-
by}.
Ale OTTO rekord, kt6ry przechodzi
wszystkie. Levi d. EULER Dekalb,
ILL.,, og}asza} ciagle W gazetach Chi
cagoskich re poszukuje sobie iowa
rzyszki zycia. Rezultat tego mia@
TAXI: zglosi}o sic 100; fotografj ma
des}a}o 400; oswiadczy} sic 1l9; przy-
jety przez IS; pogardzony przez 81;
ozeni} sic 7; rozwi6d} 4; zap}aci}
"a niedotrzymanie s}owa /; jedne
kobiete zastrzeli}, jedne zazga} no.
zem. Prowadzi{ to przez 25 lat.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13
WEZ1Y MAhzENsKIE.
Fantazya mifOsci-Jak ameryka.
ME umieja wyzySkiwac cie-
kawOsc gfupoty.

Pewnego rodzaju romans MONA
odszukat W kazdym slubie ma}zeh-
skim, chocby nawet pomiedzy ludz-
mi najskromniejszymi. Ale SWAT nj.
vie O wszystkich uczuciach miodych
kochankow, o ich planach, poswie-
ceniach sic, tragedyach, lub po-
ciesznych stronach, kt6rych moz-
naby sic smiac nieraz do rozpuku.
Publicznosc sic dowiaduje szcze-
go}ach sluoow, tylko kiedy sic }acza
ludzie bogaci i majacy znaczenie W
swiecie.
Niedawno temu wysz}a zamaz "a
bardzo zwyk}ego gornika, nazwi-
sklem Higgginsa, znana szeroko 'po-
etka pasyi.' Ida Lewis Watson z
Bostonu, a tax 60 kocha}a, re ma jego
fanatyczne zadanie przyje}a nawet
katolicka religije. Czy pozostanie
dobra katoliczka-to pytanie?O slu-
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13
POlacy W Berlinie.

Berlihska "Gazeta Polska'' wy.
mienia nastepujace Stowarzyszena
polskie W Berlinie: Towarzystwo
"Przemys}ow"6w polskich," iowa
rzystwo "Polsko-k o-katolickie," Tow.
"Przytulisko," Tow. "Stella," Tow.
"Piast," Tow. "Obywateli polskich, -
Tow. "Wulkan," Tow. "Orze},''
Tow. gimnastyczne "Sok61," Tow.
"Polsko- -dramatyczne," "Ko{ko spie-
wackie," Towarzystwo "Braterskie,' -
Tow. "Po,ek,.' Tow. polek "Wan-
da'' Tow. "Polskich mezatek." o.
g6{em Is Stowarzyszeh.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13
Wielka pOWOdZ.

Il Niemiec innych stron Europy
nadchodza coraz to nowe, hiobowe
wiesci szkodach zrzadzanych przez
wylewy. 8 wrzcs. W. Pradze zerwa-
Ia wz5urzona woda most Karola
wraz historyczna figura sw. Nepo-
mucego. Wiele osob znaj jdowa}o sic
w6wczas ma moscie, zajetych zbie-
raniem p}ywajacych przedmiot6w.
Potopili sic prawie wszyscy. Po-
miedzy po}udniowemi a p6}nocnemi
Czechami komunikacya kolejowa
ca}kiem przerwana. Ma niektorych
ulicach Pragi tylko dachy domow
wystaiq z wody.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13

by}y wrota. Skoro przeszli, stadnik
suna{ "a niemi dopiero teraz 90
spostrzegli. Pierwszy Simpson w}az}
ma drzewo, "a nim skoczy}a dziew-
czyna, kt6rej pom6g} pastor wskra-
bac sic do cory, sam w}az} ma o.
statku, akuratnie ledwie zdazywszy
uciec pred zawzietym bydleciem.
Siedzieli tax ma drzewie przesz{o
pol godziny, VOL ziemie rozkopy-
wal ma wszystkie strony. Teraz ma
mowy pastora do zgody poskutkowa-
Ky Stub zaraz by} zawarty. Oko4o
godz. 5-tej przejezdzal tamtedy far
mer sianem, podjecha} pod drzewo
i nowozehc6w wraz pastorem "a
bra{.
Amerykanie So bardzo pomys}owi
do zrobienia fortuny humbugiem.
Oto nawet ma slubach wiele picnic.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13
Uznanie naszej piracy.

Milwaukee, Wis.--Po przeczyta-
niu i dobrem rozwazeniu wszystkich
artyku}ow W AMERYcE i jej pre-
ciwnych gazetach, przekonali-
smy sic, re "Ameryka" wystepuje
pajslusznieji racyi obrony religii
katolickiej przeciwko niekt6rym
z}ym ksiezom. Postanowilismy Anne
ryke popierac posy}amy $500 "a
18 nowych abonent6w. Inni, ktorych
adresy tu posy}am, zap}aca wkrotce.
Leon Piszczela.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13
NiesZczescie W szkOle.

z Dobrzynia W Krolestwie Pol
skiem donosza, re obcrwa} sic W
tamtejszej szkole suft i zasypa}
znajdujace sic tamze "a kare dzieci,
z kt6rych czworo zosta}o ma miejscu
zabitych, reszta zas odnios1a ciezsze
lub lzejsze uszkodzenia. Nauczy-
ciel, kt6ry ch}opcow tych "a kare
po nauce W szkole zamkna}, wydali}
sic domu; gdy wr6cii zasta1 juz o.
we nieszczescie.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13
DOWcipny Sfuga.

Pewien s}uga krad} panu swemu
wilma butelke "a butelka, az pan sic
spostrzeg} ipewnego razu, pos}awszy
s}uge po vino, po cichu zszed} "a MIN
do piwnicy pilnle s}ucha. S4uga
myslac, re jest bezpieczny, og}asza:
"Wstepuja do stanu ma}zehskiego
poczciwy m}odzieniec i lokaj pahski
pan Jan Kyka}a, poczciwa dziew.
czyna panna Butelka Wegierska. Ola
pilnego czasu og}aszam publicznosci
razem pierwsza, druga j trzecia "a
powiedz. - A poniewaz Mkt sic ME
sprzeciwia zwiazkowi naszemu, vice
zaraz tez nastapi slub.'' z temi s}owy
odkorkowa} butelke, ably ja wyproz-
mic, lecz niema}o sic przelak}, gdy
"a MIN zacza} pan donosnym g}osem
nastepujaca zapowiedz, pokazuiac
bat: "Wstepuje do scis}ego zwiazku
}ajdak ,okaj Jan kyka}a zpoczci-
wa Batoszkcw (hatem). Ola waznej
przyczyny og}aszam razem pierwsza,
druga trzecia zapowiedz; a ponie-
waz Mkt sic ME sprzeciwia zwiazku,
wlec zaraz tez zacznie sic Stub" Z
temi s}owy uchwyci} pan s}uge "a
reke j chcia} go zas]ubic batem,
lecz spusci} reke, gdy przebieg}y
s}uga zdoby} sic ma nastepujaca od-
powiedz: "Wielmozny Panic, zacho-
dzi wazna przeszkoda ME moze
Stub nastapi6, poniewaz obh'bieniec
odstepuje oblubienice i niechce MIA
zyc."-Pan sic ME utrzyma} cd
smiechu, ,s}yszac tax wazny argument
i tym razem usz1o 20 suchu.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13
POlacy w Argentynii.

Argentynia, gdzie niedawno pa
nowa}a rewolucya, jest bardzo rozle-
g}ym krajem w Poiudniowej Ame-
ryce. Mieszkahcow ma jeszcze ME
wiele dlatego Rad stara sic to, ably
sprowadzi6 wychodzcow, ktorzyby
kraj zaludnili i ziemie uprawili. w
p6}nocnych czesciach jest klimat 60
retszy cd polskiego i dlatego tam
osiedlaja sic wychodzcy w}oscy i
hiszoahscy. W po}udniowych czes-
ciach jest klimat prawie ten sam co
W Polsce. Tam w{asnie So takze wy
chodzcy polscy, DO gdziez ma wiel-
kim swiecie ME ma Polakow? Kolo-
MIA polska zwie sic Hinogo. Ley W
prowincyi Rio Negro sk}ada sic z
trzech wsi; W srodku kazdej jest
kosci6}, ktorym zarzadza ksiadz pro-
boszcz Polak. Domy pobudowane sa
z kamienia ciosowego. Kazda wies
ma szko}e. Ba, nauczyciel tamtejszy
utworzy} nawet muzyke IA muzy-
kartow. Te kolonie utworzy} sam
Rad argentyhski. kazda rodzina O.
trzyma}a 2 czakry czyli przesz}o 200
morg6w ma sp}aty dose niskie. z po-
czatku trudno i'm sz}o, ale dis stall
sic zamoznymi, a ziemia posiadana
przez Mich ma TAXA dis wartosc, ze
"a jedne czakre zap}aconoby $1,000
dolar6w, podczas gdy wychodzcy
tylko po 800 p}acili. Rad argen-
tyhski sprzyia Polakom, minister
spraw zagraniczynch napisa} do pew
nego Polaka, ze chetnie oolak6w do
kraju przyjmie, co wiecej, gdy sic W
jednej okoIicy, W jednej prowincyi
osledli ich 60 tysiecy, tedy utworza
osobny stan, osobna prowincya, kt6ra
bedzie mia}a w}asnych polskich u
rzednik6w, ~}lsny sejm po.ski i wo-
gole sama bedzie rzadzlfa. Wida6,
ze ten Rad Polak6w, ami "polskiej
agitacyi'' sic ME boi! w samej stolicy
Buenos Ayres mieszka dis oko1o
500 Polak6w; So tam lekarzami, ad-
wokatami, inzynierami, kupcami,
robotnikami. w Styczniu tego roku
za}ozyli tam towarzystwo polskie.
Do za5ozycieli miedzy innymi male
zeli: major inzynier Robert Chodasie-
wicz, inzynier Wincenty Olewihski,
Ludwig, Lano, Micha} Gorski, Oskar
Lewita, De Perle, Bogus}awski.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13

dzy zarobi} Henryk w. Grady, kie-
dy zyf. Humbuger ten wyszuka}
dwie parry, ktore mia}y sic poslubiG
"a pewne wynagrodzenie przystali
aby sic ten obrza adek odby} ma wy
stawie piedemontskiej W Atlanta, Ga.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13

Youngstown, Ola to, re Pan
wypowiadasz smia}o prawde ksiedzu
Miskiewiczowi, pogr6zek sic ME
lekasz, posy}am Panu, W dowod u
znania rzetelnej pahskiej piracy
dziesiec dolarow. Idz Pan ia droga
dalej naprzod, to lud Pana bedzie
popiera6, AMERYKA stanie sic mai
wieksza gazeta polska W Ameryce.
Frdnciszek J0ckoacski.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13
Adwokat: Coz wan sedzia I

wiedza}? = CHOP: Odes}a} mie dc
dia b}a. = Adwokat: A wy co ma to:
CHOP: Przyszed}em do pana. - Ad-
wokat: Dobrzescie zrobili, bo ~ t. m.
many termin.- CHOP: Termin? =
Adwokat: Czy chcecie isc sami, czy
nam is6 "a was? = CHOP: Chcia}em
sam stajac, alem sic inaczej rozmysli}
-Adwokat: jake wiec? CHOP: Staj
pan "a mnie, panic adwokacie, bo oni
ia pred panem zawsze maja wiecej
strachu j obrzydzenia!
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-09-13

bic tym ME ma}o pisano, to tylko
dlatego, re ona poetka, a on g6rni-
klein.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-17
down AN HABlyAiENI
Missouri Pacific Train Wrecked
by a Defective switch.
Twenty Passengers Injured by Their
Involuntary Plunge, Six
Seriously. 81,

wonderful Escape From Death OF Moro
Than 100 Peopie-List OF Those Who
Wore wounded.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l5.--The Kansas City
express on the Missouri Pacific railway
which left the Union, Depot at nine
o'clock Saturday night was wrecked by
defective switch at Glencoe, forty
miles west Of this city. There were no
telegraphic facilities at Glencoe at the
time, and 1t was midnight before the
railway authorities here we're notified
OF the disaster. The forward part Of the
train passed the switch in safety, but
one coach and the St Joseph sleeper
Usage and the Wichita sleeper Havana
left the track, the coach and sleeper
Usage rolling down a small embank-
ment
There were twenty people injured,
six seriously. Mrs Z. L. Norton, Of ST
Louis. is not expected to survive her In
juries Mrs. Mary Lott, of Kansas City,
was cut and bruised; A. @. Daley and
wife, Of Lebanon, Ind, internal in.
juries; James Cook, OF Denver, fracture
'of arm; e L. Norton, Of this city, in.
ternally injured. A relief train left
this city at midnight and returned In
the morning with the injured. Tho
Nortons were conveyed to their home
and the others to the Missouri Pacific
hospital. Nearly 100 passengers were
severely shaken up and all had narrow
escape from horrible death.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-17
FoREicy.

THE United States steamer Baltimore,
with the remains OF Captain Ericsson on
board, has arrived at Gothanburg, Swe-
d,l.
The Irish registrars annual report
estimates the population OF that country
st 4,7So, 500 The number OF persons
emigrating TO sther countries during the
year was 7o,47L
ARRANGEMENTS are now complete for
the establishment Of telephone com.
munication between London and Paris,
and the line is expected 70 be In opera
tion within few days
THE bodies OF twenty-one persons who
were drowned during the food have
been found floating in the Elbe.
Ar q meeting Of the board Of poor
law guardians In Limerick, Ireland, on
the 10th, reports were received stating
that the potato crop was totally de-
stroyed.
In Valencia on the 10th there were
twenty-four new cases OF cholerS and
seven deaths from the disease reported.
A vERIrADLE panic prevails among
south Russian grain exporters owing 70
the unprecedented rapid rise in the
value OF roublos. The whole Russian
export trade Is demorslised.
AN explosion occurred in the Stass-
iurth coalpit at tLoederburg, Germany,
on the 19th, by which twenty miners
were entombed.
A DISPATCH Of the l2th from Salvador
says that General Ezsta has been elected
President with only one dissent ting vote.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-17
HONQRS TO ERICSSON.
Regal Reception 81 the Dead In.
ventOr's hemains.
Citizens of Stockholm Turn Out En-
Masse to Pay Tribute to His
Memory. A

Tho BODY Lies In State Near His Birth.
place-Praise for Americans and Our
Governments.
STOCKHOLM, Sept 15.-The body oi
Captain Ericsson was removed from the
United States steamer Baltimore yes
terday and conveyed ashore in royal
barge, which was draped In black. Upon
landing, the casket was carried by sail
ors OF the Baltimore to the pavilion
specially erected to receive IT. The
Governor of Stockholm received the
body. After brief formal remarks at
tending the transfer, the body was es.
corted by an enormous procession to the
railway station. The cortege was headed
by the official representatives Of the
King, tho Grown Prince, the American
Ministers to Sweden and Denmark, the
officers of tho Baltimore, bodies Of in
fantry and cavalry, and many distin-
guished Swedish officials and citizens
At the station the body was placed In
an elaborately draped carriage and con.
veyed by special train TO Filipstad, near
the great engineers birthplace. Here
the body will lie in state until tho pub
lie funeral and interment
One hundred thousand people wit
messed the transit Of the body from the
Baltimore to the railway station. Min
ute guns were fred by the shore forts
and the Baltimore'sg guns while the body
was being landed. Admiral Peyron,
head Of the Swedish navy, was In com
mand Of the funeral barge, and accepted
the body for conveyance ashore. The
harbor was a mass Of flags, vessels ofall
nations doing honor to the dead. The
quays and the streets leading to the
railway station were thronged with peo-
pie, who uncovered their heads and
maintained most respectful demeanos.
To-day and tomorrow the Baltimore's
officers will be entertained at official
banquets and receive other honors al
the hands Of the representatives Of the
grateful people. On every side praise
of the American people and Government
| is heard
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-17

one Representative FOR each 1880. 900 Of
population, has been introduced in the
House by Mr.. Dunnell, Of Minnesota.
The total Representation provided fpr il
1854, an increase Of "a over the member
ship Of the presopt MousS
u AMONG the passengers-by the steamer
City OF New York, which arrived at New
York on the 10th, was Richard Croker,
the Tammany chieftsin.
CHAUNcEY M. DEPEw and Arch bishop
Corrigan were passengers on the .steaha-
er Teutonic, which arrived at New York
on the 10th.
The Michigan Democratic State con-
vention, hold at Grand Rapids on the
10th, nominated E B. Winans, OF Ham
burg, for Governor; John Strong, OF
Monroe, for Lieutenant Governor; Sec
rstary of State, D. e, Soper; Auditor,
George w. Stone; Attorney General, A.
A. Ellis. etW 'n 'm2ifo K
The wedding Of ex- President Andrew
White, of Cornell University, and Miss
Helen Magill took place at Swarthmore,
Pa, on the 10th. The Friends cere-
mony was used. Miss Magill Is the
daughter OF DR.. Magill, ex-president OF
Swarthmore College, and achieved the
distinction OF being the only American
woman evcr to graduate from Newham
Hall, Cambridge, England. at
WILLIAM Brooke, president Of the
Philadelphia Maritime Exchange. fell
dead on the street In that city on the
18th, from heart disease.
JOSEPH BELL died suddenly at Cincin-
natl on the 18th at the age Of seventy.
seven years. Mr. Bell was distinguished
as . builder OF machinery and for being
the first to take steambost across the
Gulf Of Mexico. He introduced steamers
in the rivers Of Mexico.
SUFFICIENT returns from tho Wyo-
ming election have been received to
show beyond question that the Repub-
lican State ticket is elected and that the
Republicans have control Of the Legis-
lsture, which means the election Of two
Republican United States Senators
JAMES MoSTEITH, the we'll known
geographer, died suddenly at his home
in New York City on the 18th.
Bishop VINCENT, Of the Southern Ohio
diocese, is seriously i'll Of typhoid fever
at Westerly, R. l.
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LATER.

HoN. A. b. THOMSON. Secretary Of
State OF New Hampshire since 1877, died
ut his homo In Concord on the 18th.
A MISPLACED swith on the Harlem
railroad CAUSED q collision between .
passenger and freight train in New
York City on the 18th, seriously injur-
ing three persons
T. B. BRYAN, vice president Of the
worlds fair. will reconsider his resigna-
ton and will remain in his present
Office.
Bx-GovRRNoR w. z CAMERON, OF Vir-
ginia, has written letter announcing
his withdrawal from the Republican
party.
LoRISo X. LOOMS, . young stock
broker Of Chicago, Is missing, and bis
business associates claim that he has
gone with e05,0oo OF their money.
SECRETARY WrSDoM announced on thu
18th that ho would purchase slo. 900, 900
Of four per cent bonds and pay the In
terest on between flfty and sixty mil
lions ofsix per cents, in order TO relieve
the stringency in the money market
SUPERINTENDENT POTTER announces
that the recount OF Minneapolis, MINI,
slows population OF i54, ,7so-an In
crease since 1880 Of ii7,s51. or 25ls5 per
cent Ah fiA-f f.l
DuRIxa s'thundsr storm at Sedan, n.
Y. on the Harlem railroad, on the 18th
about 100 Italian laborers huddled them.
selves In small building. The shAnty
was, struck By lightning and four Of
them we're kiiied. A'stlr lr''' IVY
aSxnRAL Jons B cRocKkR, warden Of
The District jailst Washington, died on
the D14th. HS hAd been warden OF the
fail for twenty years, and personally
supervised the execution Of Guiteau,
the assassin Of President Garfield,
ROBERT RAY HAMILTON, whose trouble
with his wife year ago caused such Z
sensation In New York City, was
drowned recently In the Yellowstons
National Park, while on hunting trip
In ths Senate on tho 18th, immediately aftel
ths reading Of tho journal, Nj. Quay offered Tho
usual resolutions Of sorrow and condolences n
rsfKrd 70 the death OF Samuel J. Randall. Ad
dresses In sgiogy Of tbe dead Speaker wert
INSIDE By Messfs Quay, Barber, Plumb, Dauiel
culiorn, Blackburn, Morgan. Gibson and His
cook, and then, % a, further mark OF respect
the Bennte adjourned. 3. The frst question
presented to the House upon assembling
wss Ithe approval Of the journal Of Tuesdays
proceedings, and the roll call resulted in III
approyal-yeas is7, nays o--the clerk noting
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IN A DEATH TRAP.

Search for Buried Miners Oan Not Con-
tinue because OF Dangerous Gas.
Wn.KEsBARRR, Pa, Sept. 15.-The
body OF George Ford, who was killed
Friday by the explosion in the South
wilkesbarre shaft is still in the shaft
There are fifty feet Of water in the
slump In which he fell, and it will
probably be several days before he can
be found. There are now nine bodies
In the mine. The gas in the mine has
accumulated to such an extent that It
Is extremely dangerous to enter, even
with safety lamp Until the gas can
be dissipated by strong air current
no work can be done towards rescuing
the body of Ford or resuming the work
OF finding the other bodies, which have
been entombed since March last