davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes Reserve, In
crease, S2,311 ,525 loans, decrease, s3,S36,-
900; specie, decrease, s930,200; legel-ten-
ders, increase, s2,2l7,2O0: deposits, decrease,
zoos, 1O0 circulation, increase, s233O0. The
banks now hold 1888, 1875 In excess OF the %
Der cent. rule
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
SalmIonntaa.

Balm onutas 9, bic fsisrIi5e @b5os
lung 6ss bsbrent sOttIi9en Sterlammss
nnb Setne @infibruns in bic Stdtte bes
Spfers. Jrasen mir: 0enn mir bamals
9slsbt unb oapOn eewuBt bdttsn, baB Der
s6ttlite @rl0ier nur fomme, UNI far uns
has sroBe Spfer auf @olsatba gu uolbrin'
gen, wie wiiroen mir canu NIT tisfem 0eib
omar, aber bod nit beseiltertsr Oantbar,
teit nnb lautem Sreisssiaus sinseltimmt
baben in bas pSoianna benz Sobne 9as
ptbs", 9oianna benz sroBsn . ferIamms !!
- Ebun wtr's I'M Settle am YaImionn.
tase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
Str&ft&e WeutsRetten.
Sula b.
grtbi6cee WiIuautee.
Gorreiponoen..
81. Srancis. isis, 10. Rdrs 1891.

ct. S@raucis, Iis., IS. RGrs 1891.
Su, BropinsiaI.S Seminar gu ct. Srancis
fauoeu pom 10. Big IA. Wdr3 bic ssiitliz
ben usbuuaen, unter 9eituug bss bo1m.
p. Brutp S. j. pom Cincinnati, O., fat.
I'm %.Sabbatum silic." unb am Yailis
ons. Sonntas eribsiIte Der bo1w'lts 6err
@rbbii4of Sr. Raser bic bl. Wsibsn:
Samftas bic Eoniur, bic 4 niebern Weibsn
unb bas Subb., Sonntas bas Oiatonat.
6olseabe 9erren wurben seueibt:
Sir grSb. NiIwautee: /. 3onIur uno
bic niebern @eiben-@m. grider, pbiI. RIein,
6r. 9iais, &. Yronolb, 8. Reiup unb @eors
8eis 2. Subb.- Nie. SopIe; 8. Cub. un6
Oiatonat-Sae. @onbon, Sbos. Gosarope, Sol.
Soelfer, 80. Weper, @m. Neuen uno Soiepb
S'6eeie.
Sir 9reen gap: /. Goniur unb niebern
0~eiben-Gmm 8abat; 2. Subb. unb Eiaf.-
Peter Ban Sutern.
Sir Ga Groiie: /. GonIur unb niebern
Neiben-@arl @eber; q. Cub. uno Giaf.-
Sac. Neuin.
Sir Marquetts: Cub. unb Giat.-
gtic. Nosbiid.
Sir Grab. Gbicaso: 1. GonIur unb ME
bern @eiben-Sr. Spl9ier, Sarl grtenipid,
5beo. Meper uno Sr. emit 2. Cub. uno
Siat.-Yeter 6aber unb u. @olfsarten.
Nir CRIB. ct. 2ouis: Cub unb Oiat.
%. Senten nno u. glin9ler; 2. Diaf.-geor9
8oob.
Sir aIton: Cub. unb 3iat.-Gbomas
@onnoaep.
6ir SeIIepilIe: 1. Soniur unb niebern
gSeiben-Sreo. Seufmann uno Sob. 8eim I;
Subo. unb Diat.-6r. Sersmann uno gerbarb
SbOnnies.
Sir @ranb &apibs: Cub. unb Olaf.
-Sobn Gnsemann unb Sobn Srop.
SIR Geapenwortb: Cub. uno Olaf.
-gubpis Sed.
Sir gsoria: Soniur uns niebern @eiben
Dan. Blaming.
6ir Oubuque: Soniur unb niebern Heis
ben-Woris Goiteuo, @m. 6erbp, Sbonas
WtcGartp, qnbrep Rublp uitb Sac. Safeu; ME.
bern 8eiben-S. S6iQmoeIer.
Siir Setroit: gtieberu @eiben-S. Sut.
ten unb 8. Sswelt.
Sir O~apenport: Subo.-artbur Sci.
Ter; Subo. unb Diat.-Sernbarb Sacobsmeper
uno Sermann Sempter.
Sdr Scranton: Cub. unb Siat.-Soi.
Siqsleim. st.
Oi6cee Dapenport.
Ser ct. Subanuss ltnteritibunas.
Serein pom Burlington BAT f~oIsenbe gss
amten fi,'s Sdbr 1891 erpdblt:
YrGiibent-@lias ebert;
8ice. Brdiioeut -Oaniel Ri6terY
Setretdr -8ilbelm Sieesle;
S6dbmellter-Sobdrl S6neioer;
Ninan3 : ~@omite-Srau, Siaen (YorIiser),
Nibolaus @alter uilo Soieub Rolte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
+ Dr.. 2uoWt8 @inotborn. i

DeutidIanb bat einsn srOBsn gerIuii
e%rlitten, DOR Auem aber bic RatboIiten.
Der Slbrer bes gentrums DR.. Qubuia
Winbtborit, Der unentwsste 6dmpe fur
Wabrbsit unb &e9t; er 1T ni@t mebr, er
1T be~imsesansen UNI ben 0obn isiner G6as
ten In Der gwistsit gu smpfansen. Ser
Cob bss sblsn Wannss Fam ni9t ian, uns
erwurtst. gs sins ibm cine a9ttdsiae
9unsentruntbsit porbsr, bic id sum
S9limmeu manbte. I'm IA. W6r. Wors
gems um 8 llbr itarb Der sroBe Y%arlamsns
tarier. Ssins Isttsn Stunbsn waren
i9mer3Ios. @esen Witternadt bssanu
feline Spra@e 3u baIbueritdnbIi1sm fills
fern bsrabaufnten; ipdtsr sspann fe pie.
Der uoriibergsbsnb al Graft. @esen pier
ubr Worsens lberrai@te unb eriGitterte
Der Stsrbenbe feline l1mssbuns bur9 eine
TIM DeIirtum sebultene, ldnsere, f9tIi9
~uoblitubtrte &sbs sessn bas Ssiuittnses
iss, In psIaer CT bss R~aiisrpaarss NIT
bsr,Ii@eu Wortsn seba&te. gtpa cine
Stunbe DOR feinem 5ini9eibsn srwa&te
Winbtborf pom isinsr BswuBtloRsteit unb
risf NIT uerl6i&enber Gimme mad Grau
unb Eo@ter, Don wsI@en Ct rabreubsn Abs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
Die STRIDE unp Ole ioeiaIe ease.

Sie sr0Bts @sfabr fir Staat unb Rir6e
in n~nieren Gasen tomrt Der pom ben fal:
i1en @runbiasen, wel9s Der QibsraIismus
tn Sbwuns sebra4t bat. Wobl inb bieis
@runoiase Don Der tatboIii5sn &ir9e per-
Dammit, aber bamit finb bisislbsn nod ,ei;
neswess aus Der Welt seidaft. Die uns
sIdubise prehe. bic IiberaIen Staatsmdn.
ner, S,eimaurer, Subsn unb unwiFsnbs
ober b6swiuise RatboIitsn bIsibsn nod
mad ME uor blinbs anbdnssr bs,ielben.
gu bieien faIi9sn 9runbidssn ssb0ren
4. y. bic Sdse: Der Staat fed pom ber
&ir@e unb bic Rir@e pom Staate a~etrenni
wsrben. Der Staat III unuml4rantt unb
bat teine &ifi1t auf bic &ir1s su neb:
men, iosar in Streitistsiten uidt. Slrs
fen iinb fret uon tir9Ii9sn 9sisssn unb
Strafer. S4uls unb gr3iebuns seb0lt
benz Staate unb fol- rein weltIid isin.
Die Helis!on bat nidts su tbun NIT Der
BoIitit. Die PoIitit ssbSrt ni9t auf bic
6anssI. s&ir9e uub Yrieiter ieuen ben
StaatsSeiesen In allen Gduen f4 untsr:
werfeu unb tn feinem Sale f'9 In bic
YoIitit einmii9eu.
SIN Ramen bss %ssiunben Weni&enuer,
itanbss frase i'd: ST bas @~oralssiss
ni9t hasielbe fir cine 9tation, ME fur ein
einteIues Snbiuibuum2 Sinb etua nur
bic nntertbanen unb ssmsinsn 2eute uers
bunben. bie @ebote au baIten, pdbrsnb bic
&eseuten unb Winiltsr BON Der Beobads
tuns bel a6ttli9en unb tir9Ii9sn @ebote
fret finb2 Bon mem fommt bas WoraIs
ssiss2 Wefen Ssrse wurbs bic grsca.
ttue Sefelben anusrtraut2 Wurbea ni1t
bic apOitsI bamit betraut, aIs @5riitus su
ibnen iprad: v2sbret fs aues baItsn,
mos i3 eu@ bsfoblen babe? llnb per
ftnb bic Ra@foIssr Der 9lroitsI2 Ser
papft uub bic r%s9tmdbissn Bii96fe. Sbre
9ebre uub @sbote binben iomit bic Y6lter
iowcbI aIs bic ein,sIusn Snbiuibuen. &lio
Ut bas @ei4wdb pon elmer Erennung pon
Staat unb &ir&e gang unusrnanftiS unb
sottIos.
0as 1T PoIitit2 Sc III bic MoraI, b.
b. bie @brIi&teit ober llnsbrIi9tsit siues
Nei4ss. Sat etwa Elm Staat, sins Ras
aOn bas 3:9i, unsbrIi& gu baubsIu2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
Gbarireitas.

gs trGrrt bic @rbe iel'9en 2enSestraum
SIN tauieno Sormen teimt's uno I6aiit unb
Ipebt;
nnb iiber aue bliibeno Ii6 erbebt
SIN punoerbarer Srait Der 6reu;esbaum.
@epalti9 ra9t er in ben Weltenraam
nnb ob in Stiirlnen aAd lein Stamm erbebt,
gtnr feiter ~rpur3elt er, NIB alfpdrts jtrebt
Sein melt 9edtt bis OIL Der Simmel Saum.
8 beil'9er gaum, bu S6irm bel Sturmess
wltben,
3 Saum bes QebenS bu, Don oeiien S6be
nns ruft Der 2iebe Na9ti9aaenlaut:
Streu' nieber beine blut'sen Yurpurblitben,
S'raus beiIun9briu9en6 fir Der Dteni6beit
Nebe
Sas epi9e @rbarmen nieberI6aut!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
5 nxe m d s.
8ereiniate Staaten.

8 8 v2ursmburser Wort" idreibt iber
uniere prdmte: Waltber BERNHARD,
senannt Somru, Der &aiab BON Sirbas
no uno feline bsloenmitbise @attin Sss
sunle:
y,Sn ben 6Oer Sabren nlatts cine Wiaionen.
erbl6ait (40. 900 .000), Der Jtadlab zines eeruii.
len Serrn Sple Sombre, 9nfel bee &uiab's pom
Sirobana, uiel uen lib reoen, unb bis in unlere
3eit OS5O) erbielt il6 nod in etwa bel ben @rbs
bere6ti9ten bic Soiinun9. bic Wiuionen Al err
lan9en. Iae i3eitun9en bra6ten 2lrtitel ba:
riiber uno erbielt iabreldn9 has Bolt in Spans
nun9. 0ies uno aud belonoers Der llmltano,
oab Der Grblaiier, Walter ReinbarS, seilanut
Somrl, elm lurernbur9er 6ino MAI, bepos ben
VerfaIlsr, ELL betannter luremburger S6riits
teller, bas abenteuerli6e 9eben g8alter Rein.
baro5 mad ben uorbanoenen Suelen Al eriors
i6en uno in faBl;6e Dariteuuns al brin9en.
DPtt 9epobnter Wteiferitait bearbeitete Der
Uerialer ben ounflen Stoii. Sn lei6ten, fnap.
pen eaten fibrt er uns ms EaraoisS Der
gSelt, in bic 9ele9neten @egenoen Yorberins
biens, uno entmirit ein woblssluugenes Bib
osr %inneren, Serriiienen 3uitGnoe ienes 9anbes
se9en oas @nbe oes uori9en Sabrbunberts. als
s.Snolen ourd leine inIele Serfabrenbeit iih
slei6lam ielbit poIbereitete, cine Seute Der Ian:
oerll5tiSen Gn9lGnoer Su peroen. Writ 9es
rpanoter Weber wirft er in bic @r;ablun9 pon
Sonrn's 2eben treiienbe 8ei6nungert e~in,elner
ganoi6aftsbiloer Snoiens, bic Suiammense.
iteut, ms ein jiemlid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bib
pom benz 9anoe bieten. Die @baraftersei6nun.
gen Somru'S. ieiner Satin, unb Der ebrgei,i:
gen unb perrGtberildeu Siiriten SSnoienS limb
ais 9elun9en ~ be;ei6nen unb fam has Werfs
den ben beliebten Bolts: @r3Gblungen bes Der;
faiers ebenburtis CUR settle geteut perben.
Gorreiponoenj.
RoIlinsiton Winn, ben II. WGrs 1891.
-9eebrter Serr @onner !-g8ie es ibeint, ioQ
R~ouin9itou ip6terbin AZ ben beien tatbolil6en
@emeinben Winneiota'S geb6ren, obi6on lp6t=
tii6e unb arserlibe @eriibte, bieiss S6rf9en
ionit als %uerrufen be;ei6neten.
Inter Der 9eitung bes bo6p. 9aters Sdmis
Sablt bic @emeinoe &ouinsiton mebrere lebr
blibenoe 0ereine.
Der Siinslinsss gereir, weIder erit tiir,lid,
nGmli6 am uerfloiienen Is. WGri ms 9ebel ae:
rliien wurbe, peripribt in Riirse aQe anbern
Bereine, al Wtit9lieber3abl AZ ibertreiien. Ser
neue Verein, ct. Mopiiuss 8erein aetauft, ,6blt
bsim Sesinne i6on bis "a Witslie6er.
@ls Yraiibgt ian9irt Serr Rif. 8immel,
wGbrenb Serr q. V. S1ub oils SetretGr unb
S1asmeiiter erpGblt wurbs.
Der bo6p. Batter S6mis, wirb benz Yerein
als Director ex offcio sur Seite itebsn.
IS 1T 81 niini6en, bab aae Sinslin9e ii6
benz Bereine ani6lieBen psrben, has III aud
unler innigiter Wunid. V, Sb. u,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
0atboItf@ef airden &aIenoer.
Bon Der auferffebuns Seu.
Marc. l6, II.
6 b a ~ o dc.

&obl itebt Der Sriiblins wartenb DOR ben Sbos
rem
Grit ieiner 9anssn iunseu !Serrli9feit;
Ho6 %resun9slos in tiefem Sooesleib
&ubt mod Die peite S9Opiun9 i6merjperloren.
Senn Or, Der einit aIs Spier parb ~erforen,
Sir uni'rs S6ulb benz 6reuSestob 9eweibt.
Ma6t iid gum blut'9 gen Subuetampf bereit
Ytt Satan, Der ii6 wioer uns ueri6woren.
8 Sampf, Dor benz ii6 bic Natur empOrt,
8 2eib, ME ME bic gSeIt elm 9rOb'res fab,
Seit emit Der S6lange Slit 6as @eib betbOrt.
gertldrt febt ibr i'm bsbreu i3ei6en ba;
8aS nun Der Sinbe Sbretensrei6 ser:
tort -
SerniebersriiBet pon 8aIpariu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
Sneriebniu6t.

Sarrenb in Der buntlen @rbe
SrGumt Der Seim in Ha6t ~9eianaen,
Strebt empor poa 9lutbperlan9en,
Sebneno, oaB eS Sriiblin9 mer6e.
Sttteno tOnt Der Weni9belt Sleb'n:
Serr, mir mO6teu auierteb'n!
Sarrenb in benz Sampi oes 2ebens
3raumt bas SerS pou Simmslsfrieben ;
Q6, pOn ibrem Soft 9eI9iebeu
Suder Sauieno ibn p%er9ebens.
Gap nns beinen Stieoen ieb'n,
Serr! 8ir mO6ten auieriteb'r!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
Die bI. Gbarwo6e.

Wir tonuten uns ni9t entidIieBen, I'm:
iere bsutiSe Drummer, trosbem bss Stoffss
10 utel pOrliest, gu entIafen, obne ibr NEE
nisitens elm tur3es 8ort ibsr bic beiIise
Wo4e. bic mir antreten, ~mitausebsn. Sc
iou bloB eine aufmunteruns fur uniere
wsrtbsn &eier entbaIten, re5t eifris unb
pouber3is etn3useben in bic Seier Der bebs
rem 9sbetmnliie, wel4e bic bsiItss &ir9s
In 6tsisr ~sroBsn", rbetItssn" @o9s
besebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
= tern.

Oils wie ein ilammeno Qbenb
Sn blut'9em Nurpuri6ein
Cant @briiti 9eben in ben Sob,
Sn @rabeSna6t binein;
9od itrableno aus ees Oitens Gbor
8ritt IS oils li6ter Sag berpor,
&edt IN Der SdOpfun9 f%erniten @eiten
Ses nelIen 9ebenS !Serrli6teiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
0robbesto8tbum.
Gus Der 9anbesbanptitaot.

Ger bodw'fe giidoi scopes bate
jeinen biesidbrisen Saitsnbirtenbrisf In wsl&sm
bes peritorbenen .R0nisss 9robber,oss IN mars
men Worten seba6t mirb, an bic 6Sni9ins
Wittpe emma seianot. als 9ntwort er6islt
Der Sii9of ein iebr uerbinbli&es Danti4reibsn
Sbrer Waieftat Der ROni9in: Ressntin. au4
pOn 9. &. 8. benz grobbsrsoS g6pIpb, peI9sm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24

ibu ein Bouquet NIT ben berIi9fen @Ild.
winf9en fur feline baIbise Wieberseneiuns
sstanbt bat. Das 1T aud ein Bemeis,
eab unentweste Gbarattsrfefisteit an Be:
item geeisnet III. aufri9tiss So1i9dsuns
unb a@tuns eintul6Bsn.
W6se er ruben In Grisbsn unb ibm bals
btsft BITE &rone Dss 5immsIs au Gbeil
ruerbeu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
0rHnbUaneritaa.

Der @~ottes5ienft am O i b o NJ
nersta9e bat 3uar einen bo1feierIi1sn
gbaraftsr; bod tam bic Rir9e wdbrenb
bieier Gsier bas Anbenten an bas Qsioen
@brifti ni4t aus benz @ebd3tuife usrIiereu.
Sn ben bii@OHidsn Rir9en peibet Der
Bii9of am @rinbonnsritase ben gbriiam
unb bic beiIiseu Dele, psIde CUR SaIbuns
bet Der Gaufe, Der Sirmurs, grisfterpeibe
unb lesten SeIuus, iowie 5ur Deibe Der
NItarteiue, Der @lodsn uub bes Gaufmais
iers 9ebrau4t werben; benn nit Der gins
fesuuS bes priefertbums, BITE @briitus Der
Serr bur9 ben Iuftras, bas sroBe, pom
9ropbeten MaIu6ias Il, ny perbsiBeHe
Spfer bes ueueu gunoes oar,ubrinaen
poujos, 1T cine rei5e Sueue bes Seaeus
unb Der Grade er6ffnet porben. SSyn tatbos
Iif@en 2dnbern bat fi5 am @rinoonnerss
tase bic fromme Sttte Der SuBpai&una
unb Der Speiiung BON IL Nrmen erbolten,
bic pon ben Dif10fsn obsr aud pon ben
psItIt5en Girffen porsenommen pirb.
Sm WittsIaltsr waren bic gapsaen, In
benen bic bsiIise Ssier uorsenommen NUTS
be, sem0bnli9 tn fnuiser Wsiis Der bells
gen Waria RascaIena seweibt.
@s lag nabe, 3ur Patronin bsr Suss
wai4unss:@ apsusn bisienise SsiIise su
eruablen, wslSe bic 5iBe bss BERN nit
ibren Ebrdnen bensste unb NIT ibrsn 6aas
rem trodnets, wenn man bss Werte8 f4
ettnnerte: .8as INNER ibr benz @erinss
fen aus rieinsn Brabsrn tbut, baS babt
ibr mir setban."
WeiI @briitas Der Ssrr am grinbous
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24

ututh.
I'm 80. Wai 1888 feierte Der SubsIarsis
nit ieiner uortrefli9en @emabIin In 6ans
nouer bas 5eft Der soIbenen SubsIbo9seit,
unb ni9t bios tn gan, Deuti9lanb, nein,
melt binaus iber befs N @renBen gebadte
man feiner NIT ridbaltIoisr gsrebruns unb
Bewunberuns. Die ibm Iiebifen @es
f&ente waren bic Beitrdse Der nunmebr
fertisen st. Warientir4e ebenbort; bic
administration ibsrrei1ts benz Subilar
eine pra@tuoQe Wonitrans, unb Elm sroB
artissr 5adsISus bsidIoB iensn gbrsntus.
Die Seifetuns Der 2si9e Dinbtborh's
fanb am Is. War3 gu 9ounousr untsr GbsiIs
uabme elmer 9roBen Wenss BON Ret9s.
tassmttsltebern unb BON M~borbnunseu Der
ueri9ieoenen fatboIii9sn 0srsine In ben
&beinIanben unb WeffaIsn ftatt.
0sn ben pier &inbsrn bss ebrwirbiasu
Baares inb bersits awei S6bns unb cine
Eo&ter usrfiorbsn; bis ibsrIsbenbe God.
ter Wfaria mar ais setreue Pfsssrin TIM
Sauie ein li@tsr Croft Der alien Gage ibrsr
gltern.
Wel9' bober @9tung f1 Or. Winbts
BORT isIbit tn ben b59ffsn &rsiisn ~erfreut,
sebt aus Der Gbatiads bsrpor, bab Der 81.
Batter benz auf benz Rrantenbette 2tesens
ben ietnsn Sessn fanbte, baB Der Raiier
WiIbelm ielbf f19 nod um Wittsrna4t
mad benz 8efinbeu bssisIben ~erfunbiasa
Iisb unb bab bie Saiieriu slusuffa gietOria
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-26
.FLORIDA'S FIREMEN.
Result OF the State Tournament a
Orlando.

Result OF the State Tournament at
Orlando.
ORLANDO, FLA, Nov. 25.-The racing in
the State Firemen's Association tournament
began yesterday. Nine teams ran Tuesday.
The eighth run, made by the Protectives No.
Of Ocals, is the best so far, but as they
had an extra man at the hydraut the team
may be ruled out. Their time was 1:51S.
Mechanics Hose No. 2 Of Orlando made
the run In 1:07. but one coupling leaked,
and the judges added 3 seconds to their
time, making it ITO
Orlando Rescue Hose No. 1 made splendid
time as far as the hydrant 600 feet In
seconds but a little farther on Jim McDon-
aid lost his hold on the rope and sprang out.
3. Il. Preston, the brave and handsome
foreman tried to take up the slack but fell,
and the hose cart ran over him. He rose
and went to his coupling. but was unable to
do his work on account of his injury.
The Key West Hook and Ladder Com
pany made run Of $50 yards in twenty
SIX seconds, doing some rapid and skiilfuI
work.
At the meeting OF the delegates Chief B.
+, Bowers of Key West was reelected for
president, with W. G. Sherman, Orlando's
chief, as first vice president. Chief W. w.
Ingraham OF St. Augustine second vice
president, and Chief H. NJ. Papworth of
Sanford third vice president
The prize cup was brought up this morn
ing from Tampa, where it was held by
Alert Hose Company No l.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-26
FIGHTS OF THE SCRIBES.
A. Z. GONZALES KICKS UP A NEW
ROW AT COLOMBIA.

The Correspondent OF q Charleston
Paper Given the Lie-He Retsliatss
by Fitting Gonzales q Blow IN the
Nose That Drew Blood-A Rough
and Tumble Fight Follows.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 25-Another en-
counter following on the heels Of last nights
fight occurred today. This time It was be-
tween A. E. Gonzales and NJ. F. Tighe,
correspondents Of the NeIOs and Courier.
Mr.. Gonzales produced a copy Of the NeWs
and Courier and read Mr.. Tighe's account
Of last nights fight. When he came 10 the
passage reading: "A. E. Gonzales raised
both hands. saying he was unarmsd," he
told Mr.. Tighe 1t was - lie Imme-
diately Mr.. Tighe raised bis right hand and
struck Gonzales in the face. bringing blood
from mis- nose. Mr.. Gonzales responded by
hitting Mr.. Tighe under the left eye, making
cash which bled profusely. The two
men clinched and fell to the floor,
where they struck and gouged each other
for short time, when they were separated.
After being separated Mr.. Tighe said: "You
are my physical superior, but Pll fight you
in any way a gentleman ought, and you
have got it to do" Gonzales replied that
Mr.. Tighe could get all the fight out of him
in any way and at any time he chose. The
fight occurred just outside the door of the
chamber of the House of Representatives.
and many legislators rushed to the scene.
Shortly thereafter Representative Burn
brought the affair to the attention of the
House, but action was postponed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-26
A NEW YORK BRU TIE.
Charges Pressed by August Rafelsen
Who Had Little Cause.

Charges Pressed by August Rafelsen,
Who Had Little Cause.
From, the st. Louis Republic.
NEW York. Nov. 20.-All sorts of cases
illustrative Of the peculiar ways Of the in
habitants Of cosmopolitan New York come
up daily Ia She police courts aud Gro srvased
with stoicisin by tbs jusncsn. In the ssscial
sessions to-day, however, one Was hxouRht
TO light which made the faces of the Judges
harden as they listened 70 the complaip>
ants story. Before he had finished his
charge, which was Of larceny, 1t was clear
to all that they had made up their minds
in favor OF the defendant, a pretty girl.
who was sobbing as Ii her heart would
break. She was accused by her employer
with having stolen 10 cents worth of dress
lining.
The girls accuser is August Rafelsen. a
manufacturer of infanta' and childrens'
clothing at No. 4s1 Broadway, and the un-
fortunate victim, Catherine Ryan. To the
court the girl. who was weeping hysteri-
cally, said that. needing cloth to hold her
flat-iron while pressing clothing upon which
she was at work, she picked up the lining
from the floor. She did not suppose she was
doing any wrong.
Every one In court expected that the
charge would be withdrawn, but Rafalsen
insisted on pressing the case. The court
was, therefore, obliged to hnd the girl
guilty on her own admission, aud imposed
the lightest sentence possible-one day in
the Tombs. Even the hardened keepers
were touched by the sad story of the girl,
who seemed to feel so keenly the ignomiuy
of her position, aud dealt leniently with
her. At o'clock they let her go
and she went quickly to her home,
on East sixty seventh street, where she was
found late this evening, her eyes red and
swollen from continued weeping. She could
not understand why she had been punished,
and Indignantly denied that she had ever
stolen anything in her life. The girls
friends and former employers give her the
best of character. and are indignant at her
| arrest.
Rafalsen was called upon at his place of
business late in the afternoon. He said he
was glad to have got rid of the girl. When
asked why he had pressed the charge be
said he believed she hadtstolen two cloaks
and pair of shears from him some time
ago. He qualified this statement, however,
on being questioned, by saying that "some
one had stolen them," and he thought
some one" ought to be punished
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-26
WANTED TO SHOOT IT OUT.
Jacob q Dart Attacks Alderman
PAnnYman of Brunswick

BRUNSWICK, GA, Nov. 25.-Brunswick
was to-day threatened with a sensation In
the shane of difficulty between Jacob Z.
Dart and Alderman w. F. Pennyman. Mr..
Dart. at mass meeting Monday night,
stated that Alderman Pennyman made
propositions 20 MIN in the nature Of bride
10 work for sewerage. In card published
in to-day's Times Alderman Pennyman de-
MED the charge and stated that
it was brought about over
friendly conversation, and ridiculed the
idea Of his trying to bride any one. About
10 o'clock Mr.. Dart met Mr.. Pennyman on
Monk street and hot words passed. MIR.
Dart asked Mr. Pennyman il he was armed.
Mr. Pennyman replied no and Mr. Dart
handed him pistol, requesting him 10 de-
fend himself Mr.. Pennyman refused to
take the pistol and other words ensued.
when the two separated. walking in OPP
sympathizers.
THE COUNCILS LACK OF QUORUM.
COUNSEL tried to meet again to-day, but
adjourned for lack of quorum. The MEM
bers of the council present ordered Chief of
Police Beach to serve notices on the elder
men in the city who absent themselves from
council meetings. that unless they respond
within three days from yesterday, their
seats will be declared vacant. Some of the
aldermen for various reasons do not want
to vote yet on the sewerage contract and
their colleagues in council are determined
to make them attend the meetings or Dust
them from office.
WORK TO BE RESUMED.
General Manager A. c. Cam of the Alta
cnaba Cypress Company returned from the
north to-day and says that work will be re-
sumed at the mills within three weeks. This
mill employs large number Of hands and
pay large weekly rolls.
A survey of the recent work on the ocean
bar was made and the committee report
the dynamite work successful. On the
strength of this Mr.. Goodyear's scheme will
be pushed now and work commenced within
thirty days.