davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rugby news. (Rugby, Morgan County, Tenn.) 1890-189?, 1891-01-24
restitution when he was laid up here.
He was SO glad to see me, Aggiev'

restitution when he was laid up here.
He was SO glad to see me, Aggie!''
"Do you mean to tell me he has come
to restore the money his father took?"
"What is left of it. We are not the
only ones wronged, Agnes. But he has
put every thing into John Grants
hands, and there is a large sum left.
But he feels the disgrace SO keenly,
Aggie, that I think-we-shall-
abroad"
''Wer l cried. "It seems to me you
have got along pretty fast for one
morning, Fan"
''How could help it, when he is so
much hurt. He needs some one to care
for him, for his heart is sick as well as
his body"
"H'm! Dot is better nurse than you
are"
"Oh, Aggie, want to ask you-have
you noticed DR.. Erskine?"
"Noticed him! Why he has been
here three times day ever since we
came"
"He is very skillful?'
"Veryn'
"Young?"
"About thirty, should sayw
"Handsome?"
"Yes-so-so!"
sand he thinks Dot is the prettiest,
dearest little nurse in the world; just
fit for doctors wifei"
"Fan!' / gasped, ''not both at once
my dear. You take my breath away
"Well," she said, 81 am only telling
you what l guess. Dot has told me moth.
ing, unless you count smiles and blush
The Rugby news. (Rugby, Morgan County, Tenn.) 1890-189?, 1891-01-24
FAMILY FINANCIERlNG.
They tell me you work for q dollar day.
How Is 1t you clothe your six boys on such

They tell me you work for dollar day.
How IS 1t you clothe your six boys on such
payy"
IL know you will think 1t conceited and queer
But do 1t because I'm good fnancier
There's Pete, John, Jim and Joe and Will.
lam and Ned,
A half dozen boys to be clothed up and fed.
sand puy for them all good, plain victuals
to eat;
But clothing-I only buy clothing for Pete.
"when Pete's clothes are too small for him to
get on,
My wife makes 'em over and gives em to John.
"When for John, who is ten, they have grown
out of date,
She just makes 'em over for Jim, who is eight.
"When for Jim they've become too ragged to
fix,
She just makes 'em over for joe whois six
"And when little Joseph can't wear 'em no
more,
She just makes EN- over for Bill, Who is four.
"And when for young Bill they no longer will
do,
She just makes 'em over for Ned, who is two.
so you see il get enough clothing for Pete,
The family is furnished with clothing COM
plete."
"But when Ned has got through with the
clothing, and when
He has thrown 1t aside--what do you with II
theny' a
"Why, once more we go round, the circle com
plete.
And begin to use it for patches for Rete."
IS. w. Foss, in Yankee Blade.
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es, and the doctor speaks only with his
eyes"
"Oh!' 1 said, 81 saw al that long ago;
but you know, as well as do, that Dot
was hirt before she was out of long
Clothes"
"She is not flirting now," said Fan,
decidedly.
So went back to my ward with my
tray of delicacies and my eyes ready to
catch any news that might cross their
vision Dot was reading aloud to one
of the patients, her voice low and sweet,
and her hands gently stroking the suf-
ferer's hair. DR.. Erskine was quite at
the other end of the room, busy with his
professional duties.
There was nothing to alarm the most
vigilant duenna, and distributed my ra-
tiops with tranquil mind. But as ! left
the room with my empty tray, strong
hand took it from me-, and Dr. Erskine,
with quiet ':Allow mel" marched into
the. kitchen at my side. =
Two love-stories in"one day, with no
more romantic surrounding than the
papsY. and kettles 'of Aunt Maria's
,kitehen! 1t was charming! The
doctors wooing was. very straight
forward, and he told me he was quite
aware that, Miss Dora had lost all her
fortune, but that she had consented to
be his wife. q |'ttit r
! II have a moderate income inde--
pendent of fair practice" he said,
''and I can give your sister comfort if
not luxury"
kept Fans discovery secret, and
gave the doctor cordial consent, for
liked him from the first.
The weeks few by until the last
convalescent had left the old farm, and
there were no funerals from amongst
Aunt Maria's patients. y Many pretty
tokens of gratitude came to all of us
before we turned our own steps home
ward to prepare for the double we'd
ding.
Dr. Erskine gave up his country prac-
tice, and consented to make one of the
family in the home of our inheritance,
large enough for us all Here we
settled, after Fan had conquered
Horaces reluctance to return to his
own city, the two fair brides only too
glad to throw all housekeeping care
upon me, the last as well as the first OF
the Gutheridge girls.-Anna Shields, in
n. Y. Ledger. -
| Mann;Sb. Vorpr Norman ssyVall
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A Philosopher.

Mamma-If you eat any more of that
pudding, Tommy, you'll see the Bogie-
man tonight.
Tommy latter q moments thought
Well, give me some more. / might as
well settle my mind about that story
right away.-Puck.
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she Meant to be sympathetic.

Kind Old Lady-And SO you are blind.
my poor man? vf
Poor Man-Yessum. was born blind.
Kind Old Lady )shocked)-Born blind!
Is it possible? How you must feel the
loss of your eyesight.-Texas Siftings.
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THE GUTHERIDGE GIRLS.
Their Visit to Aunt Maria's and
It's Happy Results.

W e
will have to 60
to A u mt Ma
mas" said Dot,
with a dolor-
7ously appeal
ing glance at
m e., which /
felt deeply, but
to whi n I
m ade no re-
sponse. F a n
shrugged h e r
shoulders, and
said, very en-
phatically:
81 had rather
stay at hone!"
"But it looks
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-Mannish Young Woman

-Mdnn1sn 1UuIg 7WUnan.-W WeI,
old gentleman, when you get through
staring at me | b .,e you'll quit" Old
Party--'I didn't mean to annoy you,
I'm sure. But you remind me SO much
of my boy away at college. ."-Indianap.
oils Journal
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-30
eeamte Der wiaasteta etasss.Mutans.

S%raiipeut; Ger ab,b. Ssuatiua Tonusllp. @aiinss
GtN 1rdlipcuten:
/. Tjjtritt: 1bcS. ). WsisHrn. Serestpius. Glun''rs ee
=. 0itrtti: 9. Y. viher, vacaut Varle'
a Dijtritt; So. Voore. @irp SSlane.
4 OiIritt: 81. i. Wieciee &peming. Gbiaso w.
4. Tiitritt: &. s. YobaI. aSeit Union. 2ooo 20.
StfretGr: ". Y. S%lromber9. Scre,t Eate.
S6apmeijtcr: y. Y. @ioy9s, unperpooo.
Staaiss yorlej.: Srdulein 0pa Nc Tonalc.
NUrteicr.
I. 0iiritr: I. Z. Gain. Otaeiicn. vac out FarIe Co.
Nliiiteut: .. Ntaridncr Ncw ulm. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-30

Die nad,itebenoe 0cpei@e wurbe Don
Goncorbia. &aniaS, aus perianot unO
mar ein S~ciunoeteS Treiien fir bic
|sanse Monopoliitenmeute.
Die iolsenbe &eiolution 'uurbe an
%. Suli IL Der Geriammtnng Der Glo''o
county NQians einitimmis anscnoms
men;
Sn Nnbetra1t, baB Der Slocn III ber
Gincinnatier Convention nidt uertrcn
mar, uno
SIN Mnbetra6t, bag mir 9la.bcn, oab
Bic brittle Yartei bic republifamil6e
Yartei uerni9ten unb ben Ocmotratcn
surlRabt uerDclien mill, besbalb lei
eS
8ej1lpilen, bab mir bic brittle Bars
tel perlaiicn ,no su uniercn friibercn
Barteien suriiftebren.
Oieie Depei6e muroe in Der Office
oeS gopefa Capital, cincr republic
taniiden 3eituns, iabri3irt.
g. N, Goiiep, Grdiioent Der Glouo
County NuianS, i9idt ben &eformz Sci.
tunsen oas 6oIsenoe ais G~ntsesnuns alf
bicie yiiscnbepeide:
uDieier geibluB berubt 9dnslid aui
l%lnwabr5eit, Wir baben lcit Dem 10
Npril feline Seriammluns %absebalten
nnb bamals erwd1ltcn mir Son. 9.
s. @beelcr unb M. 8. Saucrp ais
Delesaten gu erGincinnaticrG onpention
unb ic baben lire plidt setreulid err
faQt. Nir iinb nit ben ges
idlaiieu jeaer Convention polltommen
suirieben unb mcroen bieielben in unierer
ndditcn geriammluns swciicQoS sutbeis
Ben. Sd babe an bas, Capital 'scidries
ben uno baiielbe auiseforbert, bic 2ise
ein;ugeiteben ooer oen9iamen oesTerfaiz
iers gu u%eroHentliden. Nrmcs ,,Gapis
tal", 'pie piele seialide 8eridte ~iuit
0u nod utroiientliden? Sd rattle Dir,
bieie S4urtenitrei@e ein;uiteQen ober
Elm S@iIb nit Der Sni@riit aus,ubdnsen:
,@eidli@te Bd@iiKe merben entseses
nommen ODER iabrisirt."
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Eeriobe.

Dies ,eist, bag bic @oloproouttion
beltanoi9 i'm Nbnebmen besriHcu lit.
Sein Gerbrau1 in Dem &Inlten lit I'M
3uncbmen. Or. Soetbeeer berednet,
oaB er III 1885 $50 900, 900 ibcrities.
Ore 0irettor Der Or. Staatcn Mitn;e,
bieie Sade bebanoelno, iast in ieinem
idbrli6cn Scri@te fit oas 'Sabr 1888,
Seitc "a:
Scr 0elammtperbrau9 Der toitba=
rem MetaQe III ben inoultrieQen &inlten
mar na6 ben benz Bireall sepladten
llebcridlusc, wabreno 6es uer9ansencn
Sabres uicl gr6Ber, ,pie in uorisen
Sabren, iowobl in 0olb wie in Silber.
Die 3unabme mar 9roB iowoblin Stan=
gen pom @esierunss Suititutioneu selies
fert, mic aud in Stansen 9elieiert uon
Yriuat = @efinerien, unb beiunbers
grob in Dem @ert1e Ser Siluer=S tansen
fir inouitrieue Venutuna, 9eliefert BON
Yriuat &eiimcrien in ben Or. Staaten.
Der 8el ammtperbrau9 beS toitenz
barren 'MetaQes in ben &initen wabrenb
oes Sabres 1888 fam au $40, 500, 900
Cob uno 8, 100, 900 Silbea (Mhin;en
@ertN geiett werben, 9e9en 81, GOO, 900
@olb, unb IS, $50, OOOSilber III 1881"
Nimmmt mann nod ba;u bic p5enos
male 3ua5mc ber 8eu0lterun9, grobut>
ton unb bes 0auoels Der cipiliiirten
Nationen ocr @elt in 8etra9t, 10 Tam
man lid nidt bariiber wunbern, bag
@olb i'm @ertbe uub &auftraft ;uge>
momnen bat. Oas 1pdre bic Neiguns
beioer Metaqe 9eweieu, tuenn mar,
Silber ais @elb 9elalen 1dtte, NM penn
sroBen 8eoirfniiie ab;ubclieu. Die
Yroouttiou beibcr bat in ben Ietten Is
Sabren nit benz Ma9stbum Der 8euols:
terun9 nnb Der 3unabme bes @ejddits
nidt slei@en S@ritt 9ebalten. 9lber,
nidt suirieben nit ben natirli9en Nor>
tbeilen, baben Die @ldubiserzG laiiea
Guropas unb bieies 2anbes ii9 ueridmoz
ren, UNI ben @ert6 ibrerMtticn uno Sis
derbeiten lit bic 9Obe ;uidrauben
burd Gin Spitcm bon Glaiieu> @eietz
sebuns, ..wie mann besslei@en in ben
Nnalcn ber 0ei@i9te ni6t miebcr finoet.
Gines tbeilte nit benz Nnbern bic. 2alt
Der @ertDabmeiiuns uno 6ibrunS oes
@tiddftes Der ciuiliiirteu 8clt, in
Guropa::in eincnG erbdltniB upn 15tSi(s
BET sul@olo uno bier BON Is ;u l Sob.
Der Men9e nod waren in 1871 unsez
fabr 500 sil6er gu $3l 0olo, 6a.
Wenn man Silber pom S9rone itiirben
t0nnte, 'uiiroen bic @laubiser, uno
Scne nit eiuem beltimmteu Gintommen
bic 8obltbat Der @ertbsunabmc oes
@olbes genieBen. England, Der 9roBe
@ldubi9er, ansereist bur@ ieineI Oier,
beiIrwortete bic Gntpertbun9 bes
Silbcrs. 9eutidlanb, briiitenb NIT
Stol; unb nit ben 1auienben pom Mils
lionen @olbes bem6rantreid ent,pnnben,
laui@te Der Sirene, ma4te @olb bic
aIeinise MaBsabe oes@ ertbes, ting iein
S.lber einjuberuien, unb 81 uertouien
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-30

ltlben e%rnieorist, it bic einia4iie Nns
nabmc in Der Ibcorie be0 llmlauis9elbeS,
uno oBne bieie batten mir tcincn S6liiiel
su ir9cnb einer Der anoeren."
.Nep pms batte oieielben Nniidtex.
81 SisraeQi ; unb 10 bat lic
0pi6en. Sie @eidibte beltdtiSt
lire Nniibten. slls bic Wincn bon
2aurium ibren toit 6arm Strom e%ntluoen,
itieaem bic Yreiie uuo bic Woblbabeus
bett in @riebenlanb. 81 mares in0tom,
ais ibre iiesrci6en 9egiouen bic Sbase
Der &clt beimbra6tcu. Our Seit &art
bcs @roBm mar Der Sprratb Der toitbaren
Mtetalle seriuger als uorber ober na9s
benz Sie Yrriic ficlen nno Die Mallcn
wurocn Sa5rbunoerte lang in Mrmntb
uno llumi6enbeit nieeerscbalten. Mit
Der Gntoeduu9 Nmeritas ,mo Der Ses
j6lagnabme iciner Sorrdtbe bon 9oIo
unb Silber itis9en Die Ereiie ,bie our6
Sauber.
Die Mcnidbeit III europa i6wans iid
aug Der 6erabwiroigung empor. Scr
&cim Der Srcibeit uno giuiliiatiou, Der.
SabrbuAocrte i6lafenb bageleseu 1T,
fling wicoer ali gu treiben, unb Die
Menibbcit bctrat bic ieeise Babn. bes
Sprtidrittes uno Der Civilization. Gtnen
erneuerten 5rieb betam iie burd oas @olo
pom Galiiprnien unb N%uitralicn, unb III
bcn Sabrsebnten mad bieler Gntoedung
ma9ten Die Menldcn ben 9r0Btcn Uorts
i6ritt in Snteuisens uno Bequemli9tcit,
unb in Der Ginridtun9 upn Menidens
re1teu, ,u,e lie bic &elt nod niemals
seiebcm.
Manm iiebt nun. oaB tbeortii9 unb
gel9idtlib Der llcberft II ~ooerlNangeI an
Welo Die Breiie II. Mobliabrt Der Dfaien
beeimhuBt. Sa Cob iest bic aIeinise
MaBsabe bes @ertbes ooer @elo III ben
uornebmjten ydnbern 9uropas unb bier
lit, 10 wirb IS Don @i9tisteit bic Gbats
jaebcn usfinois sumadeu betrcffs ocr
6inidnsli9teit ieines Sorratbes uno
Der llriaden, welde 81 ieinem Bertb
(3unabme int &auiwertbe) in ben letten
Sabren iiibrten.
6olgenoe Tabelle, perfertist pon Or.
Soetbeer, unb Don Der tSni9li@en So
milton ansenommen, seist bic bnr@s
idnittlide @oIbproouttion 1T Yerioben
pom iIni Sabren, uon ls4l bis Gin
j9lieBli9 1885.
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Ne,tc unD aItc &h8en.

@enn bic @eiorm;eitun9 Gin ueriuden
,poutcn, ale 2ii9en 81 uioerlesen, welde
uon ben monopuliitil@em Srsanem ucr>
breitet merben, bann wiiroe teiu &aum
fit anoeren 2eieitoff iiberis blciben.
Mann fam nur ein;elne berielben felt
naseln unb aud bies uerlobnt ii3 taam,
benn bas Bolt tommt mad unb mad
binter biz S@li9e Der M%onopoltne@ts
unb entbedt, baB bic giise elm Stapel:
artitel bieier Sippe it. a@ 81
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0wtn Hatb.

@enn cine lleberprobuttion aui benz
Jeloe Der sSnbuitrie bic Yreiie al1;uiebr
berunter;uoriiden blobt, bann belfen bic
llnternebmer ii@ semeinisli4 oamit, oaB
JIG ibre Operationen cine 3eitlans Gin
itelcn ODER baB lie bic &6pfe sufammenz
iteden II. bei6lieBen, auf %beltimmten ieiten
Yreiie 81 beiteben. 0as iinbet bic Welt
gan; in Der Srbnuns. @enn nun bic
Tarmer Der Ser. Staten es ii9 in ben
&opf ieten iouten, cs ben Tabrifanten
nad;uma6en, 10 fam man i9nen n,.r
basu Slid wiiniden. sic tonuen freiz
lid Sic proouttion nidt einitcIen, uno
bas 1T AUDI ni@t n0tbis, ba-e s trot ber
uorausii6li@ sroBen Grnte feinenl1 eberz
i9uB sebcn pirb, aber lie t0nnei nit benz
gertaui ;u%ridbalten, Bis bic Preiie cine
beitinmtc 966e erreidt baben. Natirs
lid laBt ii@ in 6ieier @i@tuns nur etpas
erreiden, ,penu bic Tarmer in ben 9anSen
Ser. staaten ba6ei0ano in 9ano seben.
Cine barani ab;icIenbe 9epcsuas lit Don
Geo. 81. MlQcr benz &eoattcnr elmer
bieiiseu Maian;>3eitung, einseleitet. Gr
foroert ourb Girculare, bic al aqe
slllian;zS r9aniiationen in ben Scr.
staaten 9eididt weroen ~iol(en, bic Jarz
n.er aui, nit benz Yertaui i1res @ei;ens
81 uarten uno oaourd ben Spetulanten,
ruelde bic 9reiie berunter 81 oriden uer>
iu@ea, bas 9anowert 81 lesen. europa
braudt uniern san;enll eberflnB angrooz
frudt unb es beoiirie nur GINGER 3uriidz
baltuns I'M %anitanOise greiie3 II ersieten.
@ir biqisen ben Ytan uoQitdnois, nur
i@eint IS uns, baB IS TAFT gu ipdt 1T, um
nod Gin ausemeines 8eritdnoniB gu
Stanoe gu brin9en. Die Grnte
i'm Siiben lit beenbet unb Der @ei;en
ruiro bcreits in groBen Auantitdtcn auf
ben Martt gcmorfen; ba aber Der
Morbweiten bic ei9entlide ,&orntamz
mer" oes Hauoes 1T, 10 mag man Is bier
immerbin bamit ueriuden. Die 6armer=
Drsaniiationen bitten ii6 idon LANCE
nit iolden prattii@en Dinsen b~efaiien
ioQen. Die Tarmer t0nnten ben preis
ibrer Erooutte bittiren, wenn lie moqten.
Organization I'M san;en 2anbc, Yripats
Gleuators lit ieoem Iomnj6ip,- mo- iie
ibren 8ei;cn lascru f6nnten unb Nn>
italtcn setroften, baB oicjenisen, Die notbz
mensis@elb braudcn, ioldes aui 2aserz
ideine ST. cinem maBi9cn j3insiuB bors
gen t0nnten - bos mdre9lues mas notb>
,ue',ois mare, lm quite Yreiie ;u er;ielen.
@r boiicu, bag bic einscleitete Bc,pe>
9uns cine eriol9reidc iein mag.
~. Soltsseituns.
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Die 9~tIbertra8e.
~yinbs &ebe.

Sd nebme an, bag Der EreiS fir
einen Artitel in benz 8etra9 bes @elbes
Jetebt, fir mel9es Ct einsetaui4t mirb.
Ser Breis fir einen Bui9el @ei;en 1T
Der @elobetras. mofar man ibn aui benz
Martt tauien tann. &ie uorber 9es
iast, elm Bui9el Dei;en wirb 10 uiele
Artitel ODER @aaren ~tauien, als er IS
Dor 1873 that; aber CT wirb nidt iouiel
@olb ~tauien, unb @olb, s9enau seiast,
lit iett bas aueini9e @elo Guropao unb
bieies Yanbes. @olo lit bic MaBsabe
bes @ertbes. @enn mir 8eiscn alsaRaBz
sabe betra9ten, 10 bat lid iein9Scrtb lin,
Gersleide NIT auoeren Waarcl, ais
@olb) serinse ueranoert, wdbreno
Der Yreis bes @olbes un9ebeuer seitie>
gen lit. Su 1873 bat Elm Bui9el8 eiz
33.4l Gram 0olo s%efauit; iii 1889
nur 2O.9 8 @ram. -
Nirbc min 10 en llnterl9ieb, ME
bieier, plOtli@ ;wiiGen Beisen u,o an>
berem &aaren,, ia9en mir Srangcn,
%auftommen unh itetis gr0Ber meroen, 10
uiirben mir in W6nnelota beuten, oaB
bic Oransen Grnte in Californian 81
9erin9 mar, ober oaB Ser Ntartt iir
@aliforuiidcO ransen ldneuer sngenoms
men bat ais bic Nagfrase fir Nei;en,
ober 8eibe. SIT bics nidt uieueidt
bic s@mieristeit nit benz @olo? SIS
i@eint sans .tlar ;n iein, menn .0olo
i%eltener seuoroen lit be;ieblid Der
Menge unb bes 8etrascs bcs Oienitcs,
meldes es a,ls;uiibren bat, umo wenn
bic Na9irase na9 bemielben iid 9citeis
CERT bat, bag es, imGerslei9e gu Wei,en
uno anberen 8aaren, bic ni9ti 10 beriibrt
,puroen, i'm Yrciie itei9en 'pirb, seraoc
II mic bic Orausen.
SD beitreite nidt. oaB bic Breiie in
jebem ein;elnen Sale pon bcr Mense
bes @eloes be ltimmt merben, oenn Gre;
bit unb @ei9ditsmese iino mi9tisc
Tattoren babel. Nber i'd CLAUDE, baB
bic Yreiie lebr fart baburd beribrt
werben. 0as bot lid tlar beuielen ais
Der S9abamts< Setretdr Yolts9elo in
ben8anten oerS tabt9a emD ort beponirte.
Sebes @%elobepoiit iteiserte ben Ereis Der
Mttien uinb Siderbeiten auoenblidlid.
Dies bate einen aleiden GinhuB aui
anberes Giqentbun,, wenn bamals aud
nidt 10 aueeni6einli6. Die Operation,
III oor; einiah. Sic Gcrmebruna bes
@eIbes beiabiate Sic Banten mcbr 0elb
ali; uborqen. Gold uerborqtes Oelo,
uenn IS mad Der Wau strcet tam. crs
mutbiate Bic Spetulation. uno belt bic
Sic 0reiic auiredt ober erbobetc lie.
ga sic Banfen mebr baares @elo Ill
perboraen batten, muroe es cine ;eit(ana
biuiger, ,,nb bieieniaen, melde inbuz
~iriele ooer aubere llnterueb munaea
beobiihtioten fnnnten joIfe nusfiibrrn.
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0enrD NnDolpbt,
G~abrieant pom unb 9dnbler In
S9nben NH Stiefeln,

Minneiota u. 8. 9torb Str, 1tew lllm.
Gin srobes afortement son Sernz unb 2nabens
sduben unb etieietn. ionic Tameaz unb ainseri&ubeu
lets an 9anb.
xunbenarbeit nns Reparaturen werben prompt unb
sniriebenieqenb ausqeflbrt.
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S@neioer8ei@dtt
&. Qonis 3i9unde.

Winreiota Giraffe. Ven Nlnt, De.1n.
mein Sdneiberseidaft In empieblenbe grudbnuns ,u
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rantirt.
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Grnte Gora c.

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peamts Der Goumtp sslliaai.
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am Sonntas Don 8 bis 10. pormitta9s.
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to be perceptibly felt by those standing
or sitting. The shock caused the
windows and blinds to rattle, crockery
and glassware to jingle, doors to swing
on their hinges, walls to creak and
crack, and things generally to move
about promiscuously. Men, women
and children arose without calling and
ran into the streets, yards and gardens,
without going through the operation of
preparing or finishing their toilets.
Never in Yuma did so many people
get up and out so promptly. Clocks
were stopped, and for moment it
seemed MS if there was to be a general
change in things terrestrial. At Cos
the second shock came, sharp and de.
cisive, but not with the force Of the
first. Three minutes later, at Gil
o'clock, the last shock was felt. The
vibrations continued between the
shocks SO that glasses, crockery and
tinware and window shutters kept up
their ring and clatter. The safe door
at the S p. Hotel, which had just been
opened, was closed. No particular
damage was done, though the cracks in
the walls of adobe and brick buildings
caused by it are to be plainly seen.
The grating roar as it came from the
to the eastward was plainly
heard.
The Coconino sun., 1891-08-08
IRRIGATION CONVENTION.

The most important movement for
the reclamation Of arid lands that has
ever been made in the west is now on
foot in the converting Of IN irrigation
convention at Salt Lake for September
Is, l6 and II. The object of the con.
vention is to take steps to induce the
government to cede all arid lands to
the states and territories within which
they are situated. to he reclaimed and
used for public schools and other pub
Ii, purposes. In accordance with the
call for this convention, and recogniz.
ing its great importance, Acting Gov
ernor Murphy has made the following
appointment of delegates from the
several counties Of this territory, to
wit:
Maricopa w J Murphy, d 4 Col
iins, Samuel Webb, Lincoln Fowler
Indy One, 4 NJ franklin.
Pima-M 2 freeman. H + Lacy,
Herbert Brown, Samuel Hughes.
Cochise-M W Stewart, j \ Mon
tandom, S c Bagg, Z B Gage.
Yavapai--Hon T ] Butler, Morris
Goldwater. ....-. ......... .....-s.--..
Mohave-W @ Dlakely, J X Nc
Kenzic. .... F..-
Graham J Esgan, G Fl Kell y,
j b Gro sleek
Apache-Will s Barn's, L N Zuc' {,
4 L Banta.
Coconino-C N Funston.
Yuma-H J Blainsdell, A f Martin.
Pinal-A Doran, P R B ADJ.
Gila-A H Hackney. - Ploerix
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EARTHQUAKE AT YUMA.

Thursday morning the inhabitants
Of Yuma were aroused by three dis
tinct earthquake shocks, the severest
felt since the town was settled, says
ths Sentinel. The first at 6:05 o'clock
came in thres unduIating waves from
the northwest to the southeast, the
ssrth's crust raising aud rolling SO as
The Coconino sun., 1891-08-08
BASE BALL.

Sundays bali game at the race track
between tie Flagstaff and Milton
mines was the best game played here
this season, being closely contested
throughout. A large number of peo-
pie witnessed the playing, and much
interest prevailed. Following is the
score.