davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
1rGmasie= Smomiricm.

s. 3. Barrett, Setret9r for Mime
sofa Forestry Association, ~itriuer iDls
gen fra 9ropns &anep til Wtinncapolis
Tribune:
6Orbruaet ai bore glove CT blepei
meset forget peo SrGmasies Suouitrien
DC foltc Gar Nar. Gen bar uopitlet Jig
iaa bnrti9 % man9enrtet, at, bpls Der
lite mart ta9es beltemte % prattilte
Striot ior at ipare paa bore Stope, oil
Rirtniu9erne tpmme pluoieli9, % DC oil
baps en- ppermauoe itaoeli9 SuoHpoelie
paa be tlimatilte 5orboloe. Som / ct.
buert anbst 5pretasenos, Der bar til
Grutblag Naturens @aumilobeo, %
iom m~onopoliierer bens Risbom, tar
man lite Oct ringeIie Scnfpn til De mn.
lige Splaer. Ut iamle 5ormlier, tolte
bono bet oil, uoen SenIpn til DC font
menoe Slrgters Carp c9 &etti9beoer,
faratteriierer en- bper gepGgelie / bette
GilialSe. Zen 5rewBan9Smanoe, ium
iii bruge3 Tor at tiluirte Gramasie, pit
blipe iaa iorbebret / be reiterenoe Iar
al bette Iarbuuorebe, at ppre Stppe BIZ
meieS neb iom 0r9s for 9jaaen. 5rr-
ma3ie brl9tss Iprit FIN ! 3iluiriuiu9cn
oi Bapir, men III omoanue8 Den til
@aitepanosbaljer, Sptter, Barrels,
Stpatborb. ajefteurebitabcr, DIRE,
9i9titsr, "copper", MBbler, Srnamentcr
for gD9nin9er og mango andre nDttige
% imutte @ienitanoe, eHboo fertile
Stoffe, Der ligncr 9Rber, SomuIbstpi
% ellie bar paret tilpirtet al Sr9s
masie. Get bra9es til Eanbicr for
gUrpeoobaaoer, us alminbelise Gifles
iugler. st Sotel / 6amburs, 5plflano,
er bpgset belt % bolbent al 1ramasie.
Ntan fan osiaa tiluirte 5soeuarer ps
GltobOl al ben, o9 Der ipnes life at bore
rosen @rRnoie for bens Srus. Suis
man saar I'D fra ajenossierninser, pil
bet life bare l9n9e, fpreuo man mac
LUTTE ale Sa9brug, iproi be bill bliue
uprattiite % soelG9se for meset 5sm.
mer; os ,itsoetipr Sasbrus BIZ man ops
ipre Msler % male 5smmeritotte til
9rGmasic, ps Of beune uil Der blipe til
piriet GenulOie for ipritjelise Giemeo.
IA ben blgbe @eo inoeboloer mere Gel
lulOie cnb ben Gaaroe, bar ben biotil
bapt itprre Sa~nbelsparoi.
.. 6. Sermon, Gbef for 5oritoipi.
@iipnen, i~tripcr / glnlebning benne Sao
Treplerne ligner 9omnlo streoler, be er
meget lan9e. ilabe % bsielise, Stipcn,
Der bar be l9n9ite 5repler, bar biotil
p9ret anieet for al leoere Den beoite
Gramasie. Den bar pginaben Sproel,
at ben er me9st buio; oeruait fpulmer
"8aiswooo," Der bar en rsoastig 6arpe,
Birf % Ilm, Der or minore 9ooc pao
@ruuo al 5arUer. DC fcrltje.ise
Slags 6DrretrRr, "6eulod," 5urre,
Geoer % Gppres bsrer Ooiaa til De beos
its Slnss 1raiurter iOr bcnae SnbuItri.
!6;pts bar ma 6rust naIten nbeluttenbe
5DrretrGr blanoet meo liot 9ramasis
al Zip for Of sipe ben en- bpib 5arpe.
Siel9e %iiaitiite Spsaoer bar Der i 81
ao.eneoe Stater 1890 237 MisGer mel
Ell easlis aapocitet al 1000, oO0,0 0C
&uuo 1ramasie. : Dc iibite s gar c,
tsane Snouitri poret mec OmtriRs 50C
%rpccnt. s 1888 iOrbrustes Ell @til
lion 6apuer %eo for bore 5rampllcr
% inocn iaa aar Ri man BRYCE minbi
en- Slaion Gaprer. a9sser man Del
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
Nra MaSbinetcn.
%ariasminiIeren bar bsiatet, at al

Griasminiiferen bar bcialet, at oAe
@eliauier ira @urserfrigeu, hlstil heo'
sosleoe | aiiicr o. aasicr / ari0soe'
oarNmentet, itol operieneeS III oct ma
tiuuole MiuiUum, hoor DC pil blips
%pIIeuilia uoitiacoe. 8lanet anoei Nlloer
man her sen 2cpplper % Single, rieo
hoilten Sobu 9Si,tes 8octh lflso gre
iibent 2iucplH, % en- N9un8be erohrcoc
Gp~otaoSfaner ium 9reiiocnt Glepelauo
enqaua iorairpts iOripstc at lenoe I'll
bnae I'll Spoltaterne.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
Waao til Tarmcrc.

st oiiicielt 9ptument ienoes / bisie
Gage no iii ale Weolemmer al Farmers
aliancer % andre Farmers Srsnnilas
tipner / DC 6preneoe Stuter, bpori be
p~pfurores til at lutte fig iammen for
at beboloe lin ,Soeoe inptil De fan
iaa Den Tris. be ielu iincer for sppt al
~iorlanse eler elicr / bet minblte en- Yris
meaet bpiere enc ben a~lminoeliae.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

Hnslanos 9Gruaien er unoeraaaet
sicnnemsribenbe 6~Oranorinser / enboer
&etnins lioen 1877, os be Mangler,
Der bensans piite Jig / ben rusfife Sar,
er Ior ben aaeritsrite Del ioripunone.
&uslano bar iamlet betpoelise 9ruppe,
master meS en- flor 8ptterfprte ueo
ben tplfe % ben Diterrisite @ranie, o.
life minore END II Observation-Disclosures
Der meS iaa timers Barrel Tan rptfe
no, itaar umiooelbart peo ben ruIiIf,
SeltsrGnie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
~'yurmalina lieo 6apet,

it~alienlfe Warineminiiter bar beItemt
at man, uaar Ell npt ari9sifib lpber a
Stabelen, ifal sienoptase ocn samlt
penitianite Stif, at "iormele Sfibet met
Sapet". Gn 8ins ital beiGites pet
Stibets SprItaon os pil, naar bette H.
Der no, isrit bersre Sapet. 8enne &c.
rempni ifal ioretases meb Stibet "Si
eliza, Der ON fort 3ib ifal lsbe a
Stabeler.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
st tibet ufienot Snieft bar / ois

Ut Tibet ufjeubt Snieft bar i bisie
8asc ausrebct mango npIlnpne @isr
Si9aanb. De letter iis i itur Mansoe
paa ajprenes Yper % andre minore
baarbntteoe Steber, % beres Stit bar
allereoe Iorpolbt ilere 9prs 0so at en-
glooiorsiitnius. iaa be banife sano'
mano abpares mob at Hippo fine ajs,
for bet isrite.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

Zen bpielte Mloer. bpori Ell auinS.
p'oes at babe itnaet Srub, er 90 @ar
3 Den Nloer bar nemlis en- en9elIt Bon.
oelone. ION | l76S siiteoe iig meb iii
1lensltesrt. en- ltaut uns Manb poa ii
War. Den O~mbanoiebe Bruo bappe pr.
ret blino / 10 War.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
statsminiaer glaiut cpbcloer Il

iremocles / BAR Sdrbor, WSaine. Wan
Ter BAN mrest DeIoen pan gaosn, %
line 9ripatiprrciuin8cr pperlaoer ban
til Sc rpriee Ieolemmer Al 6nmIl'en.
Sans Seibrco ital pGrs tnGtiet, p9 Der
fines life hanger at bare no9cr 2oll
OH, at ban bar at tiGmpe moo lpGre
9ioelier.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
Siuausminiiter NoIfer bar uonGput

Gaplor 5aunce % 9ourence 6. SroiuI'
fra Gbilaoclpbia til Nleolcmmcr al en-
Rpmitc, Ser ital auperie9e 6orboiornc
/. "acpItcue" % "Spriu9 8aroen gta'
tional 8art" / Ybilaoelpbid.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
Maben 6crr%cSponoanee.

giI npgen Of 'Gecornb'Y oiten's 2Gier'
prrr al ben @pobeo gieuaem 9Iaoets Spal'
ter Of oplpie, ONT Der iinOes npgen iintpel %
tetuiuot sra abe at uorpbbe ptlo Sapre paa.
Sans gf. graietb.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
Siolae Selearam til u. s. SObnion

Slplge telegram III VI. y. Spbnlon
g. SO. antom Hpltoampiiibet "9bins
pnlla" tai Neiu gort iioite Snsbas, me-
get tiolisere eno pentet. 5binspaIa
Sinien bespnocr mere % mere at blipe
betrastet iom en- b~nrtissaaenbe 2inie.
IL Cages Speriartstio mellem 9pr9e
% glew g)ort er 9oot siprt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
Sm 6rep Woltfe iortalles, at naar

IW WTtU WUIIIt IUfIItH1s, VI IEuUI
ban peb ieltlise 2eilisbecer bapee at
nebrinse ben oificielle Sfaal, inoIfrGns
feoe ban ben peb minore 5eitlisbeber til
Srbene: "2epe aeiieren!" @eb mere
bsitioelige 9eiltebeoer beitoo Staalen al
Droene: "9eoe bans Wajeit9t &etles
ren!" o. peo be aleritprite 5eitlisbeeer
"9eue hans Mtajeltet 8eiieren, Dor aaers
naaoisite aorse os Serre!"
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

ganfinipcftsr Srcu 9bllaoelpbia
er al 6iuansmiuiiter Softer ailat ira i'm
etiains, ioroi ban bapoe pitt itor Giters
labenbso unoer Snipetticueu al Sep
itpne Naiional Sant.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
6nI. Snreniprth AZ Naerbrnssot

Gpl. SDrtnFOrib al N9eTbFu9soe'
partcmcntst reiite / SnSoa9s lantlnel
meo to gsIItenter iii BET inore al Gerns
for at iorieQe at iaa %frembrast 8e9n
eeo at laoc 9aapncr ipIote mco Gpnas
nit erplopcye bot oppe i 9uItet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
Gatboliter DC ,Soreneoc Stater

Siplse en- 8ulitin oTfe~ntli9aicrt al Sens
iusbureaust CT Der 6,250,00o 8atbollter
pper Is Vars Nlberen / DC 6oreneoe
Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

81 ADVERTISEMENTS on Sur'HN
/ n9Ite Mumec Gu 9ltGItInc mla ~
i.es ipm en- prrN'ia Gars II -"
WtpAer sner latter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
.yso e "Sarpen, IN Canning AZ uoeolot,
c~~ w Horffe, banrfe ua fuerife Ratiopot, -.

sr'i;aos.S ara" ian'' Ht8te al fcrirtenpr 9uobuIb. Eer
'roeI War fesn sapss 81 en- PrGmte.sOs al Iamme Wapp.
men ben er for tsnaere Sio fissu ueicIst. senere bar
lian5'UibGe 81 bore abpnnenter srlset "Sarpen" b,
~behntfeos o. eerfor TIL at uoeipt ct NIT % ~fprbeorst
osiaa az famine, 20 setne er mi 'rreis. vi ben abr,
" 6araer- bar pt 1taget bet Seoite. "a bertil istet p,
Garn0ee nps eanos oe Stste. Bpesa er saO Siocr. BENT
trpft ead sobt Yopir % ooh, iuobunpet. -Decoras.
goficu" 90 ~gee arneH" utee "Sarpeu" fem 9rrfis
s .25 for NareL. de GorteaneLit sataIpn Sihc
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
Ten hemmdiasinIot Q. :

~. 4 Ten bsmmsIiasinIoe e.
1s"s Ac" ccis. 40 S,osr. Ecfi' fr III ~
osIss intsresiani Srrirfina % ucl 'itnn' r'''"
ecrah. 9pfisus" aaisre. "SecorGh' SourR- 90
gIrntu- It War mrb errrs @oi fem frsnnF' y
ST.. Soet ,nhtuuoet I Shn9rpl. ssth
~ SR 5rffttutn % 2s"''~''
Ss"' Ao' wi saan gtu!rr'cnl --''''.
Better o. ~see grrsW- :. gar greo efHn' goa '
grrmis. ee't,t SigS 3retuHsci siW-
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

So sooe % msriDmu1e HortuGnoer r,
Stitisr, i2s sisn. 9ushpIs: airrltqbehtns qp,,,
ON rtu'hplestf @onee. az Fabian Seu)-gt o,,,.
tGitsr 1prsptrnen, al 3. G,rsm.pStena (Sfter AZ.
Udrnihiispa - grirbbufst G5prtpuido) - Gn oomr.r
Suet.e (N' @torae Ct sntol) er Grufeti 17ys
Gotior Tao',Uns @ober (Gfier bet gu9etIte3 ! san.
ia9r fro Sr'aus. -Gute8rdusrsr. fOrtxHinl ira g5r,
'orrtn.-Sr r'nnr pa in Rch. Gu SUrtGgiro ir, S.,
hoits srt9 5niiSs os Stsrio. 6~Urt1lins fra 3sIana
poeriat ui oeiber grtpn.
~Rcforab'Soiten~ % -1Beo Srren' ct gar nso se,r.
BEG icm Srants. Sl.s5 be'tst. 8oaeu iuoburSer ~
Gcuts ertra,
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
8uslanbs S,rrpnisn er unhernnne

45.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
31o. g..
SCR @amntsI % tine" SuS'
hpIh, IL Var eftrr. Nprtr1inn. =

Tprenes BcthpIS I'll Groen-R eftor Faugsrs i
%lopsIls. gurtrniul. On Nn,Rdtpr.3a9t, - Rot
alrriigheo,-Ee puitruer. 6ortGliua al Era @lcU
Gu @Iuruehtip,ic. - Solbntsua,SGru ~ Gruo
StaaIs STausr -@amfs 8afior RGpne. 6ertrutna
Gu si%rropaumelia &elis. 6priGIlira. - gu StHter
luBt Ill 6iumnrfrn.
"BreUrdbsRo often" o. "gsS arnsu" ct @ar mso or
grHmiegoa 81 25. 8oaru inotunben 10 Geats Gi
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15
prGmtt 30. 1.
Sra TjelbbDgDel.
Gortanimser al Sobm Gle.

2porleSsa llrboen m Sag | en- arOnglebirf.
~1seera Better 90 % es Grn.n" ct gar nteb
bern. 9pa Son I.rmie. s1.2a. Snbturben S1.s5.
Ecrtruinasras I stans go3 sr al ben for ~Geecrnhs8o'
fsns~ erisre iao sel beflenote 3obu Sic. meb 6or'
~fott,rtas gtceraH ca lfbrarafsret gortrrt, ! So0en
q 1874 ziSer, trpti tes ME lpper os let al laie, Gen
sl s~tsisIa lafs Griercn mango en- bpageli6 Stino.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

lSto q ''Sor aus gto,e." 1855 gipr mel
CIV ~ IL 0iGroer. SEthcIS: 9pretp
fob Sans Rirl'en Gauge. - Sobu Grttfpn - oNa
Gaeoe-qhCmas aingu.-8eeer 9ois.-Sans Sd9sisu
-@eprse @aibtnatCn.- Re @utuea % bets 3HoiFbts.-
fbronobiemsg. Hcmiirfe.- Goubsts. pueeriats suab,
SIiufratipner: Totpenfiols. - SoRS ats!iu
@dr9e.-SoGu Grirfou.- edns ggces-9bpmas EtHsc
-@eesr 1ais.-Qaus Setgeien.--@sorae @aibin8tra-
3nhieots paa Rp'abutuea. ioftsss 90 6orirars91ttn
9raioppens poa gipsSuiuea. - SbrOnnblta%9ou'
tirtt-Boubets nuosrfgiIfc 8aae. - Grhper abuunsHt.
ap t0er sammsI, bsr ~inOieuesy 81 rs I 6orituo. CT bersb
iiact TT ~arcprab, 8ctsu" % "Beb GrReu- {, War %
Ssnns 9rrmiehOs. outs man snitsr 8Ossu tuobuHosa
rGa 10 Gents e1,ra ueoieroes.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-15

u ~" Vt 80"
3nbhoth: Gprorh .-6nlUnings. saer Rslfsfsber Ro
T. aaiuningSieber Gc. 2.-2tarrbOe.-gCIt Dpblr@
Ming .1paa 6prorielie.-@raooigheo eiter IrR. sEoer,
Nlrber, o. T. p, - Y~uerbeteuoeiie. Gaare Ratter.-
e suberreuut 9~atter.-Rpritr paa Rett,rue. -gRtltto
r'nber ab islo.-Relieus p~luolellge Spbsr-lnatarlla
Sarreibgs. -aalpc'aituiug. - forreucn sRel'edore.
Slobig ysi. Steif Welf.-Ieus, paneboib,1 We:
-8ciorrlise GrpHer. -SosIar8S EsoieI 5oriPooern'
hotoie tiibnss.- Spoeoci beIoes tilbaae-GHc frs BfS
Der frcmcper. - 8ebi % opiunImct Toitsr. = Noo'n
oprsts 9iitano. - 9fisrburbens 3sieubltpen.- @frtni
nefalb. -aisnbctcau paa en- cob NeI't'o. "Detorao'
Soften % ~Beo.arueu" ct Var mso osnnt 4rrnIttco1.
inhbunbeu, SIPS.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-27
"A Brazilian Manifesto.

RIO JANElRo Dec. 26.-The fallen dicta-
tor has been treated with the utmost coli
sderation by President Peixotto. who. in u
manifesto just issued, warmly praises Fon-
seca's abnegation and patriotism in spon-
taneously resigning the presidency to avoid
strife between brethren, the shedding of
Brazilian blood ana collision between COM
rndes- -in-arms. The glorious factors OF the
immortal movement of Nov. IL are destined
to defend the united and national honor
aud integrity of our country against for
eign aggression, and to maintain internal
order and republican institutions. The
printing offices of tho two journals that
supported General Deodoro's admlnistra-
tion were destroyed Wedn esday by Il mob.
This is the only circumstance that has tar
nshed the victory of the constitutionalists.
This victory seems TO crafty everyone ex-
cept the adherents of the dictator. Gen.
Peixotto, who, being vics-president, has ex-
otlicio become president OF the republic
holds the office only until president can
DO elected. 1t ia not known when the cleo
tion will be held, but some time must nee
essarily elapso, sinoe congress has not yet
passed law regulating elections.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-27
A RUNAWAY CABLE CAR.
Causes One Death and Injuries Severa
People.


Causes One Death and Injuries Several
People. l.
BUTTE, Dec. 26.-[Speeial. just before
midnight last night fatal accident took
place on the Walkerville cable line. Will
liam Cunningham was killed. Dan McDon-
aid critically injured having his head cut
and arm and leg broken, and r. G. Cameron
and three Italians were more or less
seriously injured. A runaway car was the
cause Of the accident. The car was making
the last run for the night back from Walk
eryile. Those who boarded it at Walker
Vile were told that the car would not 90 to
Butte but only to the power house, about
half the distance. Fares of five cents only
were accordingly collected. At the power
house the grip Was detached and run into
the power house. while the car was left on
She track outside. Immediately below is a
very steep descent running down into Butte.
1t seems the men did not get off the car.
either supposinG that lit was going on
to Butte or bound to run the car down
themselves. At any rate, while tho con-
ductor and gripman were in the power
house, the oar started down the hill. 1t
went at lightning speed and striking ashort
curve half way down the hill, jumped the
track. 1t ploughed through the ground a
distance of seventy-tive feet and was
stopped by pile of timber at tho Aoquisi-
tion mine. The scene inside the car was
ono of pandemonium. The ooroner's jury
to-day held the company guiltloss of re-
sponsibiltty for the accident. The gripman
says the crowd on board was drunk aud
thinks one of them must have tampered
with the brake after it had been set.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-27

pie who do not seek him for f0vors or TO
worm interviews ont Of him. he ID az easily
reached rs any man In public life. II Ii
not likely that Senator Edmunda will again
enter public life. He ID now G3 The only
| temptation possible to him now is seat on
ths supreme bench. and II IL doubtful IL he
wonla accept that. He would have been
glad to have rounded out his career M chief
Justice. but that was not his allotted honor.
Senator Evarts had but one term in tho
senate, but his achievements in politics and
| the high honorS he received as the member
Of two cabinets and the great party lawyer
and advocate OF his half century make him
| type OF the craftsmanship Of the decades
now gone into history. Unlike Sena or Ed
| munds he WAS q college man ana enjoyed
the best schools of his time--the Boston
Latin school, Yale college and Harvard
law school. Mr.. Edmunds' father was a
small farmer in New Hampshire. d man who
| came of good old Puritan stock and bore
the Biblical name of EbenaZer; on his moth
er'H side Quaker blood entered the family.
To her doubtless the ex-senator owes his
heritagesof intellect; from his father, who
was good deal of a Barebones and argued
strenuonsly, It is said, against tea rs a
harmful beverage, came his keen insight
| into human nature and his punctiliousness.
Mr.. EvartB came also of devout parents;
his father, Jeremiah Evarts, was a gradu-
ate of Yale and for twenty years secretary
OF the American board. He was eminent in
his time for his interest and knowledge in
mission work in all parts of the world. He
was especially jealous lin urging the con-
vers ion of the various tribes of American
Indians. Lis wife. Mehitabel, was grand :
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-27
VIII Avepge Ingratitude.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 2G.-Hon. Thos. Nc
Greeyy, formerly member of parliament,
who has been committed for trial on the
charge of conspiracy to defraud the gov
ernment, stated to-day that he intended to
show who the real culprits were when his
case came to trial, intimating that he would
summon several cabinet ministers and
members OF parliament to prove that all
the money he received from public works
contractors went into the tory campaign
fund, and that some ministers now prose-
cutting profted by his relations with the
contractors and handled portion OF the
money which, he claims was obtained with
their full knowledge that it WAS to be used
for political purposes. II am" said Nc
Greevy, "the victim of circumstances and
the ingratiiude of political friends. Tho
same may be said of Contractors Michael
and Nicholas ConnelIy."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-27
OF EDMUNDS AND EVARTS.
Two Very Notable Characters Gone
From the Council Of the
Nation.
They lowered Above Most of the
Men Who Sat Around
Them.
An Era Marked by Their Retirement
Personal Traits OF Both Mon
Witticisms of EvRrts.

Especial correspondence Of THE INDEPENDENT.1 ]
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Your average poll
tician worships the rising, not the setting,
sun. II Is the fellow coming down the
road, not the fellow who just went past,
that ,stirs his pulses. A last years states
man is worth in practical politics hardly
more than a birds nest Of the same vint-
age. For that reason it ia that we are hear-
ing SO much nowadays Of the new men in
congress and nothing at all of the veterans
whose retirement is an event OF quite "a
much Importance.
With the entree of the Fifty-second con-
gtess there is good deal Of ability con-
spicuously ahsent-a good deal Of gray
matter gone home for rest. This is
especially so in the senate, where mon stay
great q long while. A six year tenure lends
the force of reiter-tion to whatever man
may do. One senator, they say, has never
failed for twelve years to set his name on
the record at least once every day in every
session. BY simple repetition he has gained
national reputation. He is not much Of
n senator-the colored men who sweep the
chamber drive everybody out with their
dust; he, with his speeches. Yet in his own
ophuC uAA nGSU1OA Illh AhlH5 40 u uOubS-
hold word and his people hold him
in Websterian awe. I suppose that even
this man, if by any chance he should some
time fail of reelection, would make the
senate chamber seem lonesome for time
after his disappearance.
The old habitue of the senate Galleries.
and there are scores in Washington, who
seem to live only for the pleasure of looking
down day after day upon their favorite
statesmen in the arena of legislation below
the Old habitue of galleries must suffer
lonR and acute heartaohes in these passing
days. The great mon who sat in that
chamber in the afternoon of tho century
are gone. OF those in the last congress
who connected the passing age with that
which included the war and reconstruction
period but one is now left. Evarts and
Edmunds are out; John Sherman remains.
Mr.. Edmunds has by his own wish CON
cluded his public career and now fingers to
see himself go into history. He is the best
Ct great men who, like Webster, Clay and
sumner, tower above the age in which they
lived. lie entered the senate in April, 1866,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-27
UP IN THE AIR.
Half Million In Property Goes UP In
Smoke.

Half Million Ia Property Goes Up In
Smoke.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Dec. 26.-Chatta-
nooga's most disastrous fire occurred to-
day, originating in ID. III. Laveman n Cots
great dry goods house, Market street, cor-
ner of Eighth street. IL spread with as.
tonish'ng rapidity, burning through tho
elevator shaft and stairways, cutting OIL the
escape Of about thirty female employees,
who were rescued from windows with lad
ders by firemen. Two of the women fell
from windows and we're somewhat injured,
and third was rescued in an almost suffo-
Gated condition. The adjoining buildings
were soon ntlame, the fire consuming over
half million dollars worth OF property In
less than two hours. Among the other
losers were 4. 9. Erwin II Co., dry goods:
Christie g. Co., dry goods; the Chamber of
Commences; Schwartz ~ Bros, boots ana
shoes; silva ~ Abbott. chinaware: Wesley
IL Manning insurance; w. |. Alexander,
broker: Great Southern Tea company; Mar
tin Henry, real estate; Mrs. Weaver. mill
liner Southern Bank and Trust company;
4. A. Roberts, jewelry; A. w. Van Wagner,
drugs; Fourth National bank and u number
of Office tenants.