davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
0rmiiirnFbiiie zines @arners.

Sobnstoun, BO., 25. SuIi. - Sarrp
Rat}b, Der fd Deeen her &rmorhunG Don
Sturn 3Oues IN benz GsiGngaiB 3u Gbeues
uerg b,finoet, m0dte esftern Absrb sinen
taiuItattci,u Ssibhmorepsriuf. Gr brafte
fA am 3nubgslsuf nit stnsr @tasiherhe
cue fleine gRunbe bsi, purbe a5er fR:ss
itpach, ole tr stn paar ErOpitu ietnes Rul.
,,S il,eBen lab, unO bsguuu jGmmerlit uHd
osm &eiGugnIsDdrter Su itrsi.u. Misisi
buIte ben Gr5t, peiher ben ilsiueu SiB Der.
bauo. WiarIb ioste. oas er bee 2ebsus Eliibe
ii, peil ihm bas Bib oes bon Tim gemorbes
ten WGsGeHs immerfort Dor dnssu aehe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
81. @OnareR. - Grir siknna.
Die Sin inr usbsFtraeaRs osr SaUmnrins
@an oaS observation-disclosures nuS Die Sns
ttfbtu tmSerat. - Sfe bermtIGte StpsIs
0ErmiutgpneSbJu Inn Saa5s.

g8ai bington, .. G., 25. Sui. - SIN
Senat mar bei'm Qniang Der heutisen GIT
8un9 fein Quorum porbanoen, uub oa Ntors
gan (ala.) @tnmanO asssn Die @rIeOi9uns BON
@eId)1fteu in 9lbmeieuheit sineS Guorums err
bob, 10 muBte Der .Ser9euHt at NrmS" obge'
ld)tdt meroeu, I'M bic erforberIIdle au3abl gflt=
9lleoer Sulnmmen 81 tronlmelu.
ytadoem Dies geitshen, nnterbrettste Blair
(N.=S.) cine Bettion aus bem Sauptquarttcr
etneS BoIens Der .@ranb. .Irmn," mRlde qab'
iGeu" oariiber ausbriidt, buB her eongreB beu
BeniiOuSagenten burdl elHe Serorouung her
p3epenrent." Geni iiansbiu gefatte, $40 i'll il
Rem 8enfOnsiulle araursducn. Gie 6dIlte
tpdre genue geipeien. 8latr erflGrte. er id1Iie6e
iif ben Seteyauen in ibrtr yYerabheuung"
Der SsrOrbnung an.
Utebrcre Betitionen gsosn bic 2o6ge'ide
guubespabIbiu uurbeu elngSreft unO iiber
nteien.
Sherman (S.) bot eineu gsitluB on, mel
der bas @omite fir 9rudiad,en tnItrulrt. 3u
unteriufen, oh irgeub neld)e Ntisbraudc htuz
fdltlid Der tQerI1elung bes y@ongreifonal Rc'
CORD" erlitlren, rsip. oh SGden 9eorudt pere
ben, tuelde nid)t blueiu 9eb6ren, uuo ob tS
nidlt inedmG6tg ieir mtnber iplhhae Shelle
uon Gebatten H. o9l. Su fireldleu. 9tafl lGu-
qsrer Debate pur6e Der Bei6IuB hem &ouite
fir 0rudlad)en ibeInieen.
Der Seuut idritt blerauf sur meiteren gr'
pdgung Der 8lll sur llebertrngnng Der 3oas
marine bonn Sdaeamt al bas 6lotteHbcpar.
tement, uno uahm uerfieoeHe, uOn SrDe (Yle.)
an9eboIene Anlenbenents nH, laut peldIeu
andl Der Siiitenrettungsbienit on 0aS 6lotler=
oep9rteHent iibertragen peroeH Iou.
I'm l uhr murbe oie Bill ipieoer suriidge.
legt, uno be Sarifbjll aelangte 0ls .nuUoleus
beteS @eiddit" CUR 8srhan0lung. Sance Or
g. belt eiue Oieos gegen Die BilI, nns Die
Dfebrbett Der bemofyattlden SenatOren per-
fOlste ieine Nrgumentc nit gciponuter Gui
merfiamteit. Ob9lcit eiuer oerlelbeu mGbreHt
Ger 9un3sn Nniprudlc id)lief.
Dtc 8herion l1i.=S) iprad ebeufaG8 geaeu
bre Bill, nab cine lebbafte Sebatte eHtipuun
iid,, ndte bis ubr 4benbs bGueEte. lin
Oiele Stunbe uertaste fid Der Scnat bis NOR
aeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
Nrr MnInen-

DauoiIIe, Ba., 25. 5uIi. EbOs.
8ufun, Elm Htger. rHroe heate 1u Wnrtlue
utGt peseu Der Grmrrauna zines gsuifsu
Sim 0auis geh1ugt. SBtIion uHo 9nuts
Rritteu fia iibsr ein 6raneuslmmer, n. s8tls
ION t6btete nllesIid, istnen Gegnsr burG ei'
men 8euoIuerimns iu's 9erl. JfEr Deuige
BsrIcusu Eobnten Der piurittuEs bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
~ sard, gsattbctpS & @irflamO.
zAsE 9erpdIters=9,er

sraft zines 8etretes oes areisserittes Der gtnbt
Baltimore piro Der uHterjeid'rete auf Der @runo=
ct9entbums=Snrlc, gtr. l22, Sf 6apetteitrdse,
Stefltda, ben II. &u9uit, I'M l ll9r gadlmittd9S,
elnen Orittel 9Intbeil oes 9anieu in Der Stuot
Baltimore bele9eEeE uuo, ME iolgt beid)riebenen
@tunoitiides uertGufen:
Se9nHt an Der ginie Der Noromeiticte ocr 0arforo=
Goenue an Der lIo01iiditen Gde eiHer Got, iucltle
&iertenS bed.rieben lit in elmer pom IL. Sftober
1876 batirteH pom Sobn @idlbat u1o glnoCrer an
Snmes Y. Srooerid ausgeitclter unO in ben S0HoarS
ftuen Der StGot Baltimore inter Liber g. X. Nr.
T55, Folio $50 Il. I. lp. cngerageren llrtun6e, mo
lGnft oann iloipeitlidb grea5eHo an Nnroroz2ue
us bis Sur atte etHer Ntaucr oes lnolth dH9reH=
Scnoen Sauies, oaHn Horopcib burt) Die gtitte Der
beagteI Ufauer his ans GHoc oerielben, uH0 paraH
dnlflie6eno in bsrielten Ricttune in @jarSer 115
5s bis Su elmer Sut 6reitcr glep, bann oft
LID grenSeHo heia9te 9eu ID SUI nit Dem Red)te
aemcniamer GjebrautheS bea9ter allcp, bis SIT oer
Siertens beitriebenen Got, mo ooEn 0oitlid greHz
5enb sum GnTdHg5punft. girem id9rlideH Gjrunoz
sins pom $40 unterporfen Gjetdulidfeiten - brei=
ftodises ite9eIiteinerucs Sans, gtr. 1912, Sdrz
Toroz9lpenue.
Sertanis~9coin9un9en eiH 9rittel &aar, Der 6eft
n Iedls uno Slpof DioHatcH, init Sirlen UHb Cider
Aelt, ooer 9leS 8Gar e mad oeS Sduier5 8eitebea
Cine GnSGbluHg pom $50 iit teim 9lntdU crorner,i
tyrnncis u. 9uidlmau, Seriuatcr,
yir. IA, Sit=gCrir9toHitrG6e;
Wattbe>ps &c firflauo,
17S,S4, 1922 AlftioHGtoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
Sntblfonn in N,nuon,, /,

Banana, 25. Snli.-Seit @inHeunus
Der RanuI. Atbttieu IL Der bisfIge 6anbel I'M.
mer msbr surif aesauSsu, unD Diele Stnts
iuug bes Ssriears bat isst sinen loIben Brnb
frreIGt, boB rte Steuern Eint mebr ,ur Def
fung Der Serpaltuugsloheu nusreiheu. Ste
ReGlerung bat in terer Rcih cue alfoboliI6su
Gett1rfe uno mehrsre eubere 6nneeIeaIiifel
nit bOheu Giufubr30Qeu bsItgt. Da3n &C.
bort ana Esbaf in ister gsrarbsituns. Tlol3.
sstFdpfe. gRiaeraIDsfsr EEO nsraIeiGsu bItt'
ban lcIIird.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
RLnthrrnirarn n1f rlnrm gicnir

SapaHHub, @a., 25 Suli. - Sobn
9. paris Elm 6ilf8sBunOesmar,dau, unO
SObu @lCarp murOeH beute aui engm Biculc
Der y6armerss sAuiaHce" III Shuter, 9a,, ge.
itOiien uuO t0otIih UsrmuHbet. Sin Sheit
uber Samillen 2ngele9euheteu uerurlahte bic
8rag1ote. @IeOrn unO lem 8ater idOfisn 5us
erit aui 6urri8, lbeIdler pas 6euer erpioerte
uuO ben iuugeH @learg nicoerinOB. Scr Suter
murbe, ais er oaoOurcten nollte, pOu Dem
SdJerifi ieligeuommeu. @r bate orel ReuOIUsr,
NereH Sammern idmmtIid geleert pareH, III
5pirTe,rT SGpiih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
9uIalIiq erIdpIlen.

Erop, N.<g., 25. SuIi. @n. 8. SuFeb
uou Rr. 1877, 8emisufrnss, SrOOilpu, otiisn
SonmerpounHug ftt In BroGbGIbin, nape
hteltger StGbt. bef1noet, nsrlor heute 6nrh
pas sHfdIltse GntIacrn siHer SItute, UeIGe er
eiRem 8uberbUote entHsbmsn Doute, ieta
9eben. Die euouns traf thu IN oas 9sra
uub bate ieiusu iufortiaeu COB iur 8OIgs.
pr. 5ufeo mar etpa So Sabre ali nnb Der
Sobn bes Dor eiutgsn Snbren IN SrOOtlbu
uerhoIbeutu RilliOndrs Sslrcur I. Sufs6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
giaentbHmIide TamiItrutrauSnie.

ct. Soiepb, @O., 25. SuIi. - Su Der
TamiIie eines bteiigeu Contractors, gamens
S'Reara. bat iidy elm ei9enbiimlide8 llnsIiid
Sugetra9.n. Die @attin oes 9euanntsn, mel.
de gegen 200 YfuuO piest, nubm tbre brsi
Monate alten 3piainse, Otdodsu, aus Der
gRiese in ibr 8ett, idlief 6anH ein uno lsgte
fib i'm Sdlafe auf bic Slsinen. Nls Fe ers
wadte, paren bic Sinber tobt. Die unglads
lide Yfutter itiCB einen oer;ueifelteH Strst
aus, ftiir3te nadl etuem NebenStmmer uuO fttes
iidh sinen 9oIt in Die 8Iuft. @ie ift IebensD
oefGhrIidl uermuubst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
gGllpodte WGntser,

s,s e5,ts tpeoer Al srlaHseH pinitsn, ioateH mot
p,rSdumen, beu S ustnbtreuE D" ba leI,n.
pas nit pideu trlntenaed,tdtsn ertdutertt, rsbIit
ausoeffattete sBert eibt Auflhlus hneI elm neues
q SeIIperfabr ruoburb 3dultnos nnerhnlt
fhr,ef.r Seit obne Bernfsftoruns pen fdIt d ts'
fraufheitc unb Den J laeu her Su.
oenbiinbe oonfdnois Dieoer hereefeat fuuI.
bsn Seilperi1hreu ebcnlo eiuFadb, al5 hnta. Sebtl
hin sicsuer Nr,t. SGidt 25 Cents in Clamps une
SIX 6sfomm. ods Bud perfisssIt une franco euss,
d),dt uon Der .,R rio atsaltntt unE Dis rs
fQrp ysr. 23. gBsh.11. GIL. 3ietr Wort. B.sA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
TIM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnis

unterbreitete S'gtcil (Ba.) cine Betition 6el
@efditalcute BbtluoeIpbia's 5u tsnniten oel
Qnuabme uller SillS, peIdle balu geeigne
iinO, Die 9Iusbebnung bes Nationabant. Sp.
llems Su fOroern; iibermieien.
Cannon tSGS.) pam Serlpliliaurgs 9omltt
bCrjhtete Die Ocyn1ld)te 9iutl Samtlligungs
Stl uebft ZEN @meuoement8 bee Senats Su
rid, uno buS 6aus ging ounn i'll Beuariit.
sung, nm oieie Bill 3u beipreten. 9aS Ser:
Ieien Der SenatS, GmtnOCments nlhm eiu(
Stunoe in Qniprud, uno cine aQaemetnc De
bate Iber oieieIben entfanb ulsOuuu. Die
OiStuiiion bauerte ben gan3en gtadmittal
iiber, ObHe baB cine gntaeioung getrofiCr
tpllroe.
lin llbr mndlte bas 6aus cine Bauie Bis
llhr Nbeubs. allein in grmungeluug sinea
Guoruus fOunten in Der Abeubftuns teint
&eitGite erleoiqt rusr6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
Grnlndnn MN Brnnh.

8bilabelpb bia, 25. 5ult.-8urtl bic
beute gfahWutag I'M 8cIler Der Gf,niabrlfaus
ten S. 9epHOIo8 6, SDbHe, gde Der -. uuO
SubeIthaBe eln9ereteHe @rplOfOn zines Sal
les 6ErriB purOe Sames Z. gGsitcOtt osrma.
zen uerbIanHt, ouB er biHHeH menigeH Stuns
ben ftarb. uuo OaS gebduoe tpHros ourd) Den
auf Die @rplOFOH iol9euosu BrGHO gum Be
trage noH $500 beitdOlgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
Sin aefahrliacs VI eib.

BatCrfnu, R.s3., 25. Sun. Die @ts
bGaSe ytr. "a nus .36, gfOro.3 Strass, uurs
oeu beute trib 6u,h 6eusr 3srf6gi. Gtae
Erau SGapg pald,s In siusm Der 8ab6ace
mubut. bate gsfera aebrrbt, itren Wlauu bgj
lebenetgem Qsibe gu ootbrenagn. nab bent,
oeriuGie Fia, ihrs 3rnhupg gu UErutttli1su
@liidliner E8sife srDpate Oer Rnnu, eba
Ieine Cremation ucl;o2eu mar. Dte Bror5z
titftarin bate aobgrBl IN rstrlihsr Omar
i;tQt uugeuenoet. uub Die iibrtSrn Sepuauer
nsr 6Guler En- gingsu nur NIT tnspSsr Rott
tem Ecos. BrnH Gunoe beftuoet no in 6Qit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
etns eudIummsr. gef@i&ts ans eaIifar.

9aGifar. W.zs., %. Suli. @iut
Dame BON bier. pdte sur 3ett bel Der 6amilit
zines hohen engliidlen 8snmten IN gonoou au
Seiut uerrpellt, bat ibreu befigeu Yerwunotsr
brieilid mttgetheilt, OuB Der aIs SerEber ID
uteler graufger YtorOthateu beriidtigte uSad
the Slipper" fid id)Ou lGngcre 3eit in 6ait be.
fnbet. Der MDroer, itretbE Die 9ume, lei
tin Stuoent Der 0ebi3in, se9en ben feline
eiqsne SGweitsr ulS QugebertH uufgetreten iei.
Die SebDroen t1tten bic SadIe DeshaIb 10
gebeim 9ebaIlen, um in aller 9iube 8epsiit
Negen ben Gerbrefer iammein 81 i6nnsn.
0as lei linen iett audi 0Glig aeluugeu.
2ie 8ertdisrfatterin uctbiirgt ii9 fir DIE
2Suhrheit Der Nadlridlt, in oereu geFb iie
gang ;uiGqig geIangt iein Mil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
Gin Gtifsttens ,gruR. Z,

Gt.Qpnts, 25. Suli. - gs bat Fid,
bsrousaefelt, onB cine Combination oiIer
bauptid6haen @titettenorudtreien gsbiloet
moloeu il nnb inter soutroIe Der Sirma
6pnes, aetflum & Comp. in 8rOotlpu,
H..g., feht. 8os Sentralbiireau fir bic
tpeaiiGsn Stautsn bsfiHnst iiG in ct. 9ouis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
errf Sinner III s0ne ncrhrnnnt.

WloSefa, Gala, %. SuIt. Gin febeu
iGbriasr Subn bes 5rn. g. g8. lRafers Al
R1pon, Can Soaquiu- @ount1, siincete asIieru
abeuo, mahrsno sr NIT SdlpeieltDilheu ipielte,
cine gBaagOnlaOuna BstroIennt an; ouS STA
fer'ide 0aus ing 5eusr uno maroe total ler.
f6Gt. @eocg uno 2sarrsn yiallers, 3mri &Ha-
ben, iopie cin flelnes DtGodlen, famsu in ten
Tlammen nm , uno elm iieben;ehnidbriscs
OwufmaodeH erlttt ldImere Brnnomnnoeu bsi
Gem geriude, bae leetre SiHo ;u retteu. 8te
O2uttar befano iid iHnerholb leo garos BON
hem 6auie, mar isbOb nidlt i'm Stauoe, oass
ielbe friibSs,tig 8enug gu sceden, Inn ibrs
Riuoer III retten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
sh6trife shInsnndlrihten

Rtp sgprt, %. 5uli.- ansstOmm,n; Der Dams
pier ,3Rugu" pon cdmbura.
eoH on. %. sui - abse3eusen; Der Daupfer
.DnHauIi" nab Baltimore.
q inIaIt, %. Sui. @ailir: btI 8ampfsr
,,gir uria, ron 3swsgmt mad sipsIpcot bsiiHimt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
Sin Rsthi6ret Ssr sauesBaaer.
gerniimteB.

Senator Gull bat i'm Seuat eineu GHtraa
asfteat, hurh peten Die gleoatOrbfiser IN
9diota geSmrngeH lper0en iouen, oas Sc
traibe Der 6urmer mieter inter cen udmlidJen
Beoin9ungen auISunehmen. pie Dor Der Sin.
ftbrung ner ueueH @lepatorifeuer.
2aut 8eridten ocs itatifnten 8irean's
lnngten I'M Suni 1890 i'm @ansen 49. $40
@tnpauosree tn neH TersiuigteH StuateH an
qegen 46 ,O59 i'm Suni 1889.
Staats ;frstGr Blaine bat Dem Senator
6r1e uou Bar oarbnr aus eincH peitersR
Brlef Ill @untien Ne8 NbidIufe8 BON San.
OslSuertrGgen nit ben iiioameritanideH Staas
ten ueidlriebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
llutsriadBuae seetn genffoassG GommifTar
~

0as 9auss&omi'e fir 8egSlu bat beidlo=
len, Die BON &GprGn nntant @ooper eingebradte
3feiolutiou, Die ge9en ben Beuiiunss @ommiGdr
9enral 9taum erhotenen auflagen unteriudsu
3u luiien, in etwas rerdnoerter @efiaIt 9initig
elnSubsriften. 9a8 @Omtte i6IGgt Dor, elm
ans iiinf Dittgliecern deficiencies SpeSial.
@Omite NIT 8iibrurg rer llntriuduus 5u be-
traueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
Stcsuss @eIu@e.

gfcdffebenoe Berfonen baben nm cine 2icsni gum
8erfanfr beraufdIenoer dbetrdufe Gu oeu ars
lesebeuen 9,IakeH nahaeiud3t. Die Yshorbe lUiro
kRontaa, zen IL. Iusuft, Il ubr Ultass, iolJbe
@elufe In grDdguns sebeu.
&esDte 2Sbtte,
Sp5u ES. Spuo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26

8encralanmalt Willler bat IN cillem SUE
Udlttn fir Den @euerulpollmeifer entl9leoen,
oaB 3eltungen uud oann oils @Oitiahen Srpel.
ter SIaiie Su beI6roern iuo, wsuH uui Oem I'M
idlag Anpetiungen fir Den betreficnben 4oif.
metiter iiber Die Bsf6rrCruug oper 9fidienbEHg
Der 3eituugen georudt Ober aeidriebeu fnb, oa
iplte Inmeiiungsn oom @eiee nusoriidlih
ais Sbeile Der 2lorefie teSeitnet usrOeu.
Saeorpprttmae Der ,,G eisufnaft 6pRa Tsptbsw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26

R67- Der n@epmaHta EUruuer'
in" uuteruimmt morgeH, ben 27.
Sult, cine alefaart in's Egeie unb bot f9
aIs bereu Bef1lmmuugeort Gilmore
yEairp @rooe" nuagsiuat, cine bSdlf
pdTsuoe ausunb(. DeHu Der BIae 5lstet
Baiudrru 4naehmlitGgiteu mou5sr Ir,, pOr
1nem 6iHrei6eHoeu fdbttu 5dattgn, uub N
In To(ge isiusr Gage DON Der Vaur NIT oisleu
81elseu nnsgertE.t. Wtitgltsoer. ME Frenuoe
nes Seretus Fub ais G5etluetT1ec DiaRoms
men. Bie NbfObtt a,intebt ll5r friib Don
Der ,,3urnhaue." Die 8nueiu1rt tofet S5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26
@enntor @herron ot eine giI am sEncnr
Die iEIuR. rnn sefens piu.

% BON 0erldlie9enen Seten aui bal6ige Grs
leoi9ung Der Slug uno 6ufens Serwiligunssz
bia gebrdn9t miro, nm m0gIihit balo NIT 0en
betreffeuben Nrbetteu begtuneH 81 t6nneu, bat
oas SenatS. &onite fir puuoel5z angelsgeubei=
ten bCute ieinen 8Olitsenoen, SenatGr Srpe
beauftragt, nit Dem 6tnnnS &onite 9fiid-
iPrufe gu nebmen, ia Die Ealiibia binOerno
i'm 8ege itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-26

Die Stu aur GsifioH &sIsSIaab's paijrt i'm
brttiihsn HatsEbanfs Die 8tseitc ae1unG.
&rObrbeH tn gsahrsH. Erenfr1t6's
.dGe6ts Graoteaasfi sfiatsH.-1asrIst.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-23

He proceeded to give a description of
Lookout Mountain. where the gallant
soldier boy, Lyman L. Humphrey, carried
the flag in the Eighty-seventh Ohio The
reference was responded to by deafening
/ cheers.
Governor Anthony said. it fell to his
joyous lot few days ago TO introduce a
gentleman and in doing it ne said he in
troduced a man whom the world had heard
for eighteen years. He was afraid his
voice was so impaired u 900 people could
not hear him. The name of Ingalls, and
two minutes of cheering followed
The distinguished Kansan responded
briefly, under much difficulty. 1t was
plain to see in moment that his voice
would not permit speech. He thanked
the crowd for the enthusiastic reception
given and expressed the hope he would be
able to address them within few days
When he took his seat there were cries for
ingalls,. when the senator. turning to
friend, said, ''Oh, how | would like TO be
able to speak to that crowd.
Governor Anthony, turning to the
crowd said no one regretted more than the
senator himself his inability to speak, and
his friends could not expect more Mr..
Anthony proposed three cheers. which
we're given, and no mistake about it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-23
JERRY SIMPSON ArTHE GARFIELD.

Jerry Simpson spoke at the Garfield last
night to a medium sized crowd The
] EAGLES stenographer was present and
caught the salient assertions which are
/ given verbatim as follows:
''If ever man has reason to feel CRATE
/ fal towards Wichita it is your humble
servant"
Jim is the best advertising agent l ever
/ had. When this thing is over, and Jim is
out of job, l am going to write to Barnum
in Jim's behalf"
81 was in the army three months and
twelve days"
"Have you got to have a lawyer or a
fighter to represent you in congress? If
you have, why get good one; send and
get John L. Sullivan
Il never killed man in my life; that's
| true"
what we want in this country is some
reforms in regard TO these railroad
systems, so we can make them carry
at cost, and save some of the products
of the farm, or proceeds of it, to pay our
debts. We want system different from
the one we got now = Then there
will be no overproduction.
Il want to say, to the honor of Wichita,
that | am impressed with the reception
have received here on several different oc-
casions. didn't expect it. didn't real
ize that there would be so many people in
the city in sympathy with this move
ment"
1t will be remembered that some time
ago the EAGLE printed the following para
graph taken from Simpsons speech at Gar
den City:
Judge Sluss of Wichita, is ridiculing a
warehouse system, and says if it should be-
come a law, he would want to put up eggs
and get warehouse receipts; and SlusS says,
how would the government find its secur-
ity when it finds the eggs had rotted after
being stored? Judge Sluss talks a good
deal about rottenness; having lived in
Wichita so long he knows all about rotten
ness, and rotten eggs of all kinds; and /
must say, that of all the rottenIess and
rotten eggs for which Wichita is celebrat-
ed, in my opinion the rottenest one Wich-
tia ever undertook TO hatch was the one
she dropped at Dodge City"
Regarding Simpsons military record as
given by himself, he differs somewhat
from the adjutant general of Illinois, whose
records show that Simpson served eighty
nine days in a thEee mouths enlistment,
having been discharged because of chronic
diorrhea, disease that with ordinary sol
diers it took at least years service before
it could become chronic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-23

A CIty Sl Asos .~s.-,~S- S4ea-
"Are you bowleggsd1 Nearly everybody
else in Tacoma is
Such was the remark of one gentleman
to another as theS stood listening to the
music on the Tacoma hotel porch the other
evening. The person addressed had his
lower limbs encased in extra wide trousers,
and therefore the crookedness or straight
ness of those articles could not be CLEANED
by a superficial glance.
Acting upon this remark of the appar-
emily observing gentleman, who was Wis
itor on his way TO Alaska, Tacoma Rec
ord reporter started out TO investigate the
subject for himself While walking up
Ninth street he kept his eyes open, and
what he saw indeed surprised him. Hard
~ a man or youth trod up the hill from
Pacific avenue to Railroad street who was
not afflicted with bow in either or both
legs. The victims were in all stages of the
terrible affection, and the eve of an OBJ
server could easily detect he who had but
recently started 20 curve underneath and
also he who had "been there" for years.
Out of fifty men, youths and boys who
struggled up that hill just thirty-five were
bowleg9ed, some much so and some just a
little bit so. In every group of three
or more the majority carried with
them bent lower limbs. One man almost
tread one foot upon the other as he walked,
while another, a handsome young fellow
with beautiful blonde mustache, stepped
put in a curious way, apparently conscious
Of the fact that his limbs were beginning
20 turn, and evidently seeking to hide the
iact from the general public.
The cause Of so muph crook ednesz in the
City of Destiny is a natural one and surely
m insurmountable one-the hills. To
climb them, and Tacomans can not do
without climbing them in some degree, is
q strain on the neither limbs and gradually
they give way, and in some cases bring hui
initiation to their owners. There are plenty
of handsome young men in Tacoma today
who would give anything TO have their
legs Strengthened, and as much can be said
of plenty of the young ladies in Tacoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-23
WHAT THE LETTERS SAY.

Some parties in town have threatened
to turn barrel of money loose even, that
Col. j. r. Hallowell would not carry
Sedgwick county. \ few DAYS ago they
came up with 200 and it was taken. a
little later a smaller amount was taken.
Yesterday morning one man left $500 at
the monarch to be put up against $500
The fellow putting up the money was on
the side that Hallowell would carry Sedg-
wick county. About noon yesterday the
bet was posted 500 to $500 that Hallowell
will carry Sedgwick county. The Monarch
had doors open up to II CLOCK last night
but no one had the $500. Some of the fell
lows who have been ranting with malic-
ious falsehoods. and claiming to have
money, were sent for but We're very
busy" The fellow who offers the big odds
is one of the best election guessers in the
country, and is famous for winning. This
may have had intimidating qualities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-23

Iron from Sea Sand.

Among the numerous magnetic separa-
tors which have lately been put before the
public one of the most remarkable is that
for the extraction of iron from sea sand.
1t is stated that ordinary sea sand contains
from 5 to per cent. of iron, enough in
fact to give a large excess over cost of ex-
traction. The machine is very simple. con-
sisting of a cyclinder, whose surface is
composed of electro magnets, revolving on
the inside Of an endless canvas belt. The
sand is fed to the belt, and a spray Of water
separates the particles, the iron being re-
tanned by the powerful electro magnets,
and carried off on the belt to a receptacle
at the other end, while the sand falls into
the trough below. 1t is claimed that the
iron can thus be extracted for about one
eighth of its value.-New York CONNER
cial Advertiser.