davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
Gdrotb's 1f10r0er III Daft.
Ofenes 6effdnoni6 oesfcIben bciln Jn=
queft. 8eoineen ole Chat, um fib 6elo
sum 0ntauf pom Gi9arretten 5u per=
i4afen.

Sobn Sbomas 2unien, alias 8IinfeD gez
itanb Wontag benz 6iilfscoroner Monogban
unD ben @el6tDorenen, DaB er uno WiQta m
8Ilnd am SpnntGe QlbenD an Der @eitern
Qlue. uno 8remen StraBe ben iun9en Qlb.
sc. @frctb, beraubt uno ermoroet bGtten,
tDetl lie @elo gum Nnfauf bon Gigarretten
bitten BADEN poIen.
0tQiam BIund, Der furs nah 6erW2or6s
that Derbaftet tpuroe, mar geltern Jta6mit>
tag BET Dem Snqueit in Der MforQue Der erlte
J3euae. Seine 9aritequng Iautete: SD
mobne 301 GlDbonrn Npe. uno bin in Sobn
@raD's Sei6ftau an Der FULLERTON 2lue. be-
iGdftigt. W1eine beiben @Itern iino toot.
SD traf 2upien nit mebreren Nnberen nm
8 ubr NbenoS an Der @de Der Qlrmitaqe
uro SulIerton QlDe. 0tr tranten eini0e
Slider Bter 5ulammen unb bann nur0e
Der Sori6lag genlu6t, auf einen 8au 3u
geben. 9uDien uno i6 begleiteten Die Nnz
oeren leoo6 nt6t, lon0ern bei6lo1ien ben
eriten Weann, Der uns begegnen ipirbe, anz
3ufaQen uno 5u berauben. On Der Meiterll
NDe. unO 8relnen StraBe fam uns Elm
tNngcr Wtann entgegen. SD eriu6te ibn
nm cine Cigarette. mGbreno 9uDien gleihc
5eittg ieineu GeDolDer berpor3og uno ibm
gebot, Die 6aroe ~bod3ubalten. SD beaan1
Die Gal9en beS WtanneS 3u our9luden.
ST iu)lug na6 mir unb 2ublen ihob. Der
W1anl1 brad ~5ulatnn1en uno mir liefen oa>
Don."
Ser M0roer 2ub;en mar Der ytd9fte, Der
ben 3eugenitanb betrat. 81 muroe geitern
auf Dem 0eubooen oes 8udbalterS, BET benz
er arbeitete, perbaftet. Seine Nuslagen
paren lebt9lt6 cine 8eitGtigung beS Don
glu1G abgelegten @eltGnDntiies. 0uDten
1T 16 Sabre alt un6 moDnt 1908 @lfgrope
Npe. Nu6 ieine beiben Gltern itno toOt.
@r erftdrte, er babe ni6t Die Nbfiht gebabt,
@Grotb gu eri6ieBen, SSener babe aber na1
tbm gcl6lagen uno Die Waffe getroffen,
Doour6 Der S6uB ith entlaOel babe.
9a9egen CAB er gu, GGrot6 nit Der Nbitht,
tbn gu %berauben, au9ebalten au baben.
Die 17lGbrige Qnnie @drotb lagte aus, DaB
fe al benz betreffenben 9lbeno nit tbrem
Sruoer in elmer @eleulhaft geDelen. sic
bitten ii6 nit mebreren Qlnoeren UNI II
ubr auf ben 9etmweG begeben. Sbr Brns
Der babe it6 ie0o6 balo BON linen getrennt.
&ur3 oarauf babe ite einen G6uB faQen
unO Selnano I'M !6llfe rufen b0ren. 9a
fte bic Sttunme Tires Bruoers erfannt 81
baben 9laubte, Jet ie l6neu berbetgeeilt uno
babe i'm init benz @efi6t mad unten in
Dem Ginnitetn gefnnoen. Sic babe tbn
aufgeri6tet unD Deriu6t, i'm gum Spre6en
gu peranlaiien, er let ieooh gIei6 barauf in
ibren Nrmen ge1tor6en.
@drptb ma 10 Sabre alt unb mobnte
BET ieincu @ltern POI Sairftelo Noe. Ser
iun9e Mtanu ~erfreute it6 oes belten Gufes
nnb mar in @laater, Gobn & So. Malerials
tpaaren> u oBbannlung an Der @abaib 2lpe.
angelte1t.
0ie @el6morenen be,Dieien 8lur6 uno
9unien an Die @roBgei6morenel. @riterer
bat ibon mebrere Strafeft in benz Nrbeitsz
baule perbIBt uno 2upten lit Der Bolt5et
ais gefG6rli6er Strol6 befannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
Der OInoer auf Ger farm.

SIS lit Elm perbGngniBpoIer Srrtbum.
tpenn Die Sarmer in Dem neuen Norbweiten
a%nnebmen, oaB ibr Gano ME DeS 0ungers
beoiirfen miiroe, DaB Is in unablebbarer
;3eit ieine uripringlthe Sruhtbartett be-
Dabren tperDe. SIN oteiem @lauben merz
ben Die SelOer ibrer Sru6tbarfett beraubt
unb fetn @rlaB miro g%elelltet. Welt benz
9eruntergeben Der @rtrGge BON ben 0aupts
frI6ten lit IS elm etgen Ding, man 9es
pabrt IS ntht gIet6 uno nod lpenIger mag
man IS ii6 9eiteben. @initige Sabre, mie
Oas Dergangene, tragen oa3u BET, Die Sduz
i6un9 aHfre6t 81 erbalten. Sn ben porz
Der gebenoen Sabren bra6te Der Wetaen
bGuftg nur eth Ortttel Der friiberen @rs
trGge, a6er man fano oann etne Gnti6ulDtz
gung in ben un9Initigen WitterungsDers
bGltniiien. Qlu6 Der W1aisertrag perrinz
gerte it6 BON Sabr 3u Sabr. tpenn ct int
rntr auf oemlelben Sel0e gebaut puroe.
I'm ben Qusfau 3u beden, purbc benz
Ufais oann cine 9rOBere SlG6e eingerdumt,
itatt Die 9eeigneten WlaBre9eln GUT Steiges
rung oes Grtrages bonn ein5elnen Ncre gu
ergretfer.
3unG6it enti6loB man fi6 au einem an
9emel1ensn Sruhtmedlel uno 5par nit gu=
tenn Grfolg. @Qbe es fetlen arberen QlMs>
meg, 10 mitBte es Dobl pnrIduftB babel ieirl
SetDenoen baber, benin Der finlrlihe OInz
ger 1T 81 tbeuer, Qls DaB. CT auf ben Sar1
men Des gSeltens nit 8ortDeil perlpenbet
tperoen t0ktte. Die Trubtbarteit fahn ia
au6 our6 Die 0rlnounguug erbDbt per>
Den, bod oas g{G1ltltegenolte lit uno bleibt
INNER Der auf Der Sarm erjeugte 0inger.
Seoe Tarul, auf Der cine Nn3abl &iibe,
Yteroe, S0afe uno 9ubner sebalten per>
Den, bat Sllfsquelen genug, UNI Die
Sru9tbarfelt Oes 8oDens aufredt 5u erbalz
ten. tpenn tie nur III peritGnoi9er lSetie be-
nuBt tperOen. Sc friber man ben Nufang
oatntt maht, UNI 10 better lit es.
Nuer Olnger aus ben StGlIen, ben
yaros uno SutterplGBen lol:e 3pefmGBig
autbepabrt uuo auf oieienigen S,eIer Der
gSel0en uno Selber 9ebraht werDen, MO er
Suerlt notbtg lit. Wiro Oies r~egelnaBig
uno re6t3ettlq 8etban, 10 miro bon ben
tpertbpollen BeitanDtheilen DeS Oiingers
rt6ts perloren geben, benin Die rp~ad1ienben
Etlansen peroen tie aufnebmen, ebe tie lt9
Der1i6tigen.
Wtan6e glauben, DaB Strob o6er 6eu,
tpel6es als Streu gebient bate ul1b olf
ben Oun9erbaufen getporfen Dur0e, ui1t
tpertb lei, aRf Die Netoe ooer oaS Selo gez
bra6t 3u tperoen. 9as lit eine perfebrte
@nit9t, benn oteie Streu bat Die fliiiigen
G9eiIe oes 0insers auf9eio9en, lift baber
boil befru6tenoer 8el1aubtbeiIe. 8rinat
man tie in's Selb, auf bas @raSlano, no
ie niiben t6nuen, bepor Die mertbpoQen
8eftaootbeile our6 ben Gegen ausgeiaugt
fino, 10 tbeilt man nidt bieie bios Dem
BOoen nit, iouoern bic StreI an li6 bat
aud nod cine loGernoe Wirfung, pelde
ith beionoers auF lhiperem Boben iebr uorz
tbeil6aft erneiit. Glider lit, oeB fein Ser
luit, lOnbern nur ytuben oarars erpa9ien
tann, penn man ben Oanger 3pedmaBig
peruabrt unb permenoet. Wean i6lGst oa
5mei Sliesen nit elmer &lappe: fir bic
Gbiere tit IS geluno, penn Die g)aro rein
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
Staot CHICAGO.
6erioren ein oIiidlibes 6eim uno etne SUI
frieoeuc CHE.
Qeeos' 1rrlehreu,

6ertoren ein oIiidli6es 6eim uno etne 5u=
f%rieocuc CHE,
Cine neue Sdaoeneriabflage, auf bas
idone Siinmben bon 100000 l%auteno,
ipuroe geeen ben vUieiiias" go. 2,
@prus ct. Geeb, oas Seitenltud bes y9eis
LAMBS" @eor9e SNwetnturtD BON Wlount
3ion, onbGn8lg Qemadt. -.
Der &lG0er, Sboma5 Sole, tpelder bet
Der Trorf 0reiel @onuing So, $50. FOL
50. 6ollteD Ctr. bel6ditigt lit, bebduptet,
DaB Geeo iein 0eim ruinlrte, uIo er ntu
Den W1eiiiasiblpinoIer SEED 5ur pollen
8erantlnortung 3ieben. Ser 0nDalr bsS
&ldgers er3ablt f~ol9enoe @inSelbeiten: COR,
Der 80 Sabre alt lit, mobute nit lelner
iungen Srau frii5er in Dem !6aute gto.
S31 81. 0aliteo Ctr. OaS 1urge Eaar
bate einen fleinen SunQen, JfalnelS Wal7
ter, aooptirt, Der ebeuiaIs III Der Elaae
f%tgurirt. @iues Iaacs betom Trau Sole
cine Slugl6rift bes 0etlanos Seen, uSas
fammenoe Shpert" %betitelt, in tbre 0ullos,
uno leit Dieier 2ett beludte tie oas &eeo '1he
vGebenS> SoQeQium" on Der Cottage 0rooe
MDe. Die iinnDermirrenoen Gebrell Seeo's
Der0rebten Der Srau ben &0pt, uHb tbre
reli9iDie @%rregung ltetgerte itd oerart, oaB
ie zines Cages ibre Sahen auf stnen 9Sa7
gen luo uHD in Der 3eeo'iden 9lnftalt
Wo6nung nabm. Sbr Suite lagte, Dap lie
$500, Die er ibr fnr5 porber 9ab, ebenfals
mitnabm. gtun bate Trau Sole aber audi
ben tleinen @alter mit0enommen. Gines
Sages brang Sole nun in eine Sifen7
MISUNDERSTANDING, tpeIbe Seeo 9eraoe
abbielt, uno %foroerte bon ieiner Srau ben
&nabet. @r gerletb in in lol6e @rregung,
oaB CT ben GepolDer ee9en SEED 3og, bet
IT'D i6u eunigit binter Der 8%riituns oer
&an3el 9latt auf ben Baud mari. Sole ges
lang es ieooh, ben tleinet Walter Al entz
filbren, uno bon Seeo p~erlan9t er ieBt @nts
i6dbigung fir Die 3eritOruag ieines 0etnls
uno @beslIdes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
1uoeno bat Feline Quoeno.

Sin fleiuer &oman lit nit Der 9erion
bes 21siGbrigen 6ubert BON SGalifa, benz
Sobne uno @rben bes @rafen BON S9alifa
aus &urenlburg, DerfnIpft. Subert bate
Elm 3artes 8erbdltniB nit elmer S6auipiez
Ierin angetniipft, baS aber BON benz 8ater,
leiner foItlpielieen 9tatur tpegen, fe~inespegS
gebiut9t Wuroe unb benz Scbne als ietnes
9eamens umo StanoeS untpIrotg beaeidnet
tpurDe. Nls aber ale ~@rmahnunQen feinen
@rfolg batten, regtc it'd bet Dem alien Gra>
fen Der Grimm nn0 er lperrte letnen nngez
ratbenen Sobn in Elm 3tmn1er ein, beiien
S6luliel er in Die Sal6s iteGte. 0o6
Yapa bate Die Jte6nuu9 obne ben Wtrtb
gema6t. 9ubert bate tur1en gelernt unD
eines l6Dnen Cages n1uBte Der @raf 81 lets
nem S6reden Dabrnehmen, CAB ietn
Spr0Bling Dur6's Teniter flgge 9etporOen
tpar. Ofit 0ubert tpdren aber audi $4,000,
Die er etnem @elbi6rante, Der in Dem 3ims
mer ltanb, in bas Der peile Bapa i'm ei1z
geiperrt batte, entnomnen bate, perz
16nunoen.
ytun burbe 6tmmeI unb @r6e in 8epes
guag geiebt, aber bret Wfonate lang fan0
ft6 feline Spur BON Dem @ntflo6enen.
S6lieBli6 gelang es am Dien1tag, our6
0as beutl6e Gonlulat unb Sbtel'S 0electtDs
Maentur in Gbica9o ben iungen Wfann in
&aniaS @itp gu entoe6en. Oean fano 6us
bert i'll Der @eleai6aft BON r@otpbopS" unb
ietn Nr8ug Derrietb, oaB CT bereits elmer Der
Sbrtgen getporoen par. St par obne ale
Wfittel, aber feineswegs geptlt, oas ibm
~Iiebgetporoene NbenteurerIeben auf5aQeben.
Ser lleberreoun9sfunlt bes oeutlhen @Onz
luis in Seem Oorf gelang eS ieOod. bel bent
iungen Wlanne cine SinnesGnOerung bers
Doraubringen, uno am Sarnltag bampfte
6ubert mad leillem 8aterLanDe ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
panif in einemS ACKNOWLEDGMENT

panif in Observation-Disclosures.
Oils Oienitag Nbeno I'M ie6s 1br Der
@reifnogen 9to. 935 nit einem 2ubGnges
tpaQen III ben Waibington StraBen7I unnet
einfu6r, Derbreitete itd unter ben Hal1agtez
reu oes oiht beiebten NnDdngelpagenS oas
@eriidt, oaB Der SliDrer oes @retfmagens
Die @outrole lber Die 8rcmie u~erlorcn
babe, unS nun iubte Sober Suerlt aus benz
Waaen III entfommen. Bei Dem GeorGnae
DurDen Drei YerlDnen DerIebt, mQbreno DIE
anoereu nit Dem S6redeH DQpon fanlel1.
Die 0etleBteu tparen:
Souls Simpn bon SEQ. 111S Milpoufee
NDe.; 8erreEtung oes rebten TllB9elenfs.
Gbriitine gieIlon bon Jto. 1854 ytorD>
0aflep Mpeuue; SerleBun9en an linfen
gci1.
0latbon S6ein bon 9to. 625 Dlilpaufee
2luclue. i3pti Boil LANCE Nuupe all Der
Stirne ulD innerltd)e BerleBuulen.
Stmon ulo Jtsllon muroel III Drol6fen
nad lbren Wobnungen 9ebradt; Sdein.
oa0e0en, Delleu 8erleSnngen trnlIertr Jtac
tur tparen, wurDe 5unGhlt i'll DIE Oilica
ei1cs Nr3tes getra9en uno Daun nit Ger
Nmbulans llad leiner No6nuRg 0eDraht.
g8ie Das pbcu ertpGbnte @sriihf entituno,
lURt HUI ulQIt uNHtN tNlAfiIlIN. OtGa %bIO
iage oes @%onDucteurS iubr Der .3u4 nid)t
tbneuer, als gep00nltt. @intae Der Noiiaz
0iere lugten, DaB ein Mann. Der aut Der
poroeren Ylatiprm oes Maaels geGlauoeu
babe, pl0B1td) aus0erulen babe, Die Urenl>
len bGtten Dem SuArer oeS Wreifpubeus
periaat. Soiort babe ollie Suiaiisu Gin
Nanif ergrlfien nno i'm 9tn ieieu Die Gbiis
rem Don ben !0inausorGnAenoen bIodrt ges
nelen. Simon unb @brIltinc Jt,lion ielen
aui Der inneren Seite herab9eiprungen uuo
in DemIe. ben Nu9ellblld Don ensm aus
entaeoengeieBter Nldtung fommenDen 3uge
nieOersetporter worDen. Sdeln oa8tgen
lei nit ell,em SUB i'll Dem 0raptsitter bGu,
oen qeblieben, ais er abSulprinaen uerluhte
uno Di1eft nit Dem &Opf aui oas Bflaitsr
Sic iibrisen 8aiioaiere entfomeu ale
uuperleBt aus Dem Wagen, ehe Der 3ug uns
oebaIten tperoeu fonnte. Qlls iie onnu D0r>
ten. baB ale ibre Uefir6tungen uubssriin>
bet eetpeien Durer, nahulen lie rnbiN ibre
Sise wieoer Elm nno Die Tabrt 8in9 peiter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
Gtu a&tss8eriNt
@htcnao. 81. Wfai.

@btc09o, Il. WtdE.
0ie Gatfaus9lei9ungea ~betrugen .S97,z
015, S72. 70 ge9en $86, $50, O2O.55 IN OerlelRen
ri6tetem beute int 9(Qsemetne1 before Na6s
fraSe no6 @elo ais in Der leeten 3eit. @elt
@bieo9o StroBenbobn= Yopiere erOffneten NIT
147 lnD i6lollen NIT 1475c. gforDz@9tz
-ca9oer erOffneten nit 1880. unb l6lo1len
l944c,
8unbes bi6eine i6lolien
bier:
Il. CT. AZ ~reeiftrirte 1l7A
U. ct. As Coupon
Y. ct. 2h's r~e9iltrtrte 800.
YactfiC SO DON Co.,. $500. ............1O9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
N

@bica 90, 81. Mat.
gltf benz @etreibemartt trat nit Der alsz
1i6t ouf b~e1leres QGetter cine notilrlt1e
Jfeaction elm. SulizQSei5en eroffnete nit 654
unb l9lob nit 83b. Sultz@orn e%rotTnete mt
47c. uno l6loB nit 1890.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
nmN

Sim st II bDiebmartt betru9 bic 3u=
futr s ,493 @tiiI 9e9eu 70,654 Stiid am
pori9en Sreita9. @el6Grte 1pieoer 5iernltb
Iebbaft Ait einem Steigen Der Yreile bis Sn
70 @ts. leit Wtonta9.
Nerfouft nurOen Il. y:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23

Observation-Disclosures Brteffaiten.
Serrn 8. 81. gaeb. Siebe 9lrtifel:
,Biut9es S9weinefleii6.
Glitter 2eier. Siebe Nrtitel: v9er 0iins
get auf Der Sarm."
9errn $. q. Soa. Siebe @rtifel: u9er
Q%rahttpurnl."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
5amAsutrtgTd yaftltMes.

az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @eoenftdube betreifenbe
gnirasen limb an 9errn p ettI'cb e""t1taboOe"
eIaoeS GOrners, mise, 81 rtdten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23

@6afe trafeu 5000 9tiid ell, ee9eil
1929 9tiif am porisen Srettag. Slottes
@ei9Gft, Breiie 5iemli0 i9watfeno, am
@9luiie felt uno i'm Stei9en.
Gertauft purben II. 81:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
Gina 0~era1o60ettp

Mte es NIT weniSe eriperben, Iiest III
reinem 8(ute, pa5 ppn an9eerbter 8erz
berbniB fretiit. &atarrb, @us5ebrun8,
&beumatismus GfrnpBrlnun man9e
an1ere &rantbeiten, Die tire Gueae int
8lute baben, fbnnen nltr bur9 gnz
tpen5ung frGfti3er QIteratipe iibertpltn=
ben iperpen. Sd8 bette unb ba8 amt
Esiten befannte uno erprpbte Spesifi=
FUN fir pieien 8ipe& TT s(ger's Sars
fapariaa, Elm suiammen9eletter unb
cpncentrirter Au8Sug Der 9OnburaSz
Sariaparila unO anDerer frdfti8er
Glteratipe.
pS3 bin i~tberseust, bob i9 m,ebrere bunbert SoTs
Anr Snn,rrfh
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
NMSwGrt5-

@eiaen. Nem gOrt Dtai 9lSc;
SUM 913c.; Suli 924c. ct. goHts--Nta'
SSsc; Suni 84t; Suit S15e. Wfl~aatee-
Wtat SIC. Sult SIC. Aulutb 2fp. l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23

ni6t bcreits 10 bod berangetpadien ltno,
baB Die pberbalb Der GrDe befinoliGengSurz
5eln un0 &nOtlenouiaBe S%errtllen uno aus
threr Sage 9ebro9t lper0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23

Nm cd N emortE BELIEF lih Die
anftbr out 10000 StItd, ge9eu 1885
@tiif am pori9en Sreita9. SIN Sol9e Der
99inqeIl Die Yreile 10 @ts. in Die 60be unb
dues wuroe balb p~erfauft.
Gertaltft murben II. ~:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
SmrdD 2ttt&uemonm0 i'p>t

@eiunbbeii 9pafommen berssiteut. SD ipie9e ieBt
$50 9iunb ufSa gionbe feit an bic 8or5iise pcn
@per's SarIeporiao. u Sones 9etip, gnfieber in
Der 8redenribse, &obIen<G ontposnie Qimitedh
gictoria, &p.
rIteine Ni9te, Garnb q. 9oiee, mar Sabre lang
nit StropbeIn gequGlt. @or Ml9etdbr aioertbalh
Sabren ing iie an, 9lper's Soriapartlla etn5uneb@
men, inb bret SIai6en beiIten ie u~oltonmen."
6. Gaffau, g. st., 2oiee, tt9b.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23

gtort9ern, Mai, c; Suli S5c. Minne:
824c. SoleOo-Mai 93c; Suli 664. Uat=
ttmOre Weai csc. SUM- 914.
: orn. Jierp yort-Otoi 574c. +; Stunt
54fc.; Sulp 53c. ct. 2ouis Wtai Acc. ,
Suit 44Bc. Saltimole = Wtai SAC. Suut
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
GrIpart

JADE, bab ib Mper's SarioporiIa in Gehrau1 tiabn1,
rto empfebte lie ~bringenp oler, bic nit 2abmbett
pber rbeumatii9en S9mer5en gequGIt itnb. Sic
Tpiro l9neit 1ic9erIid gut tDrlt. ME lie eS mir 9etbGh
bot.N-0lrs. Soiepb g8ooo, &3eit YIattSbur9b, N.Y.
DR.. S. SO. SbieISs in Snritbuile, Sennt:, ia9t:
8IutarSnei in Der @eIt, NIB femme montDen Sol,
pO ie cine 1pnnberbore &eiIun9 berbettubrte'"
rSobre Ioue lit i'd fGuper on ben Sfropbelt. liitp
feline YebanbIutg that mir gut. S3nIett lteB .I1
mid bereoeu, etnen 8eriu9 NIT Nper's Soriapartl@
!" nlad5er. So befoIste ben Gatb. unO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-01
ONE MAN RESCUED.
Abram Thompson Taken Out
Alive From the IlI-Fated
Norrie Nine.
T DOR Prospects Of Any of the
Other Ten Men Being Res
cued Alive.

IRoNwooD, Mich, Sept. So One man,
miner named Abraham Thompson,
was rescued alive from the fated Norrie
mine at 10 O'Clock this morning. He is
unInJured, but was so fearfully scared
by his thirty hours Imprisonment that
he can scarcely speak. He was in a
room" by himself, and does not
know where the other ten men
were. 1t is feared that they were in
another room adjoining, and that
all persisted, carried down to destruc-
ton by the enormous fall of rock and
ore. Ii so, even their boeies will never
be found. A drift forty feet long
through rock and ore has already been
driven by the rescuing party. The men
working IN this part are themselves in
great danger. The ground III which
they are working is likely to start to run
at any time, overwhelming them as we'll
rs the unfortunate ten whose life or
death is now matter of conjecture.
The rescung party this afternoon
reached No. 2 room and found it intact,
but none of the missing ten men were
i'll it. Although the rescung party will
continue operations. 1t is certain at this
hour that Thompson is the only one that
will escape. A roll call of the men was
had, and the men missing and whose
bodies undoubtedly lie beneath the
debris OF No. room and the drift lead
ing to it are:
Frank Dausham, Samuel Dausham,
John j. johnson, all miners; Simon
Voclein, John Bloomquist, Herman
Erickson, Jacob Sundqust, timber
crew; Matt Mother, John Hermannson.
trammers; Michael Downs. skip tender.
Thompson is resting easily at the hos
pital.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-01
IN HIS OWN BEHALF.
G. ". Delamater Appears on the
Stand in His Trial for Bank
Wrecking.
Had Little knowledge of the
Banks Affairs, Politics TAX
ing His Time.

MEADvHLE, Pa, Sept. 30.-At the
opening of court this morning the de-
PENDANTS moved for verdict of not
guilty in the cases of q. B. and T. A.
Delamater; refused. g. w. Delamater
was sworn, and testified as to the value
of the assets of the firm aud individual
members. The sum total of assets ac-
cording to the valuations of DeIama-
ter was sl,127,450. The witness
said that he only had gen.
eral knowledge of the business
of Delamater & Co.. during the years of
1887, 1888, 1889 and 1890. He had always
estimated his property as being amply
sufficient to meet his obligations. He
believed at the time in 1890 that the
bank-that is, the partners taken to-
gether-waS perfectly solvent. At the
organization of the bank tine witness
stated that there were S750,000 to $780,
900 behind it.
Before the failure the witness was en-
gagged in politics and business enter
prises in other cities. He was also in
the state senate. From the first of
April until the election the witness
spent less than ten full days at Mead
vile. At the time of the failure he was
10 sign assignment papers. He had no
knowledge OF the assignments until he
returned to Meadville, the morning of
the assignment, the 5th of December.
In the week of the failure the witness
deposited Sl50,G00 in the bank of Della
mater.
Mr.. Delamater said he had tried to
do the best he could for creditors, and
made a written statement to them, a
written proposition. In the meantime,
he, with his father and brothers, had
been arrested and indicted. He saw
that the creditors were losing confidence
in him. He had no recollection of say
ing to the committee of the creditors
that the liabilities were S1,00O,OOO or
Sl,250,0 O0, but he did say about $4,000
The purpose of his meeting with the
creditors was settlement and the
avoidance of the sacrifice of the
valuable property. Witness did not
make out the list of deposit
OrS and the amounts due which had
been given to the creditors. but bs-
lieved it to be correct. He said that G..
w. and L. A. Delamater had never had
anything to do with the banks activity.
He said he believed the $4,000 to the
Philadelphia Finance company was
good today and would be paid.
The defense produced a number of
certificates OF deposits which had been
paid before they were due to show that
the defendants had no knowledge of
their insolvency. Fine testimony will
come to a close tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-01
TURN THE RAsCALs OUT.

The governmental machine of this
state has been in the hands of the Re
publican party for quarter of cent
ury. Republicans have occupied all the
public offices for that length of time,
and controlled each successive legis-
lature almost without exception. 1t is
time that there was a change. An IN
interrupted tenure has made the enemy
boss-ridden and insolent. The voice of
the many no longer controls in its coun-
ellis. A selfish oligarchy dictates its
policy. The welfare of the people is no
longer the criterion of action. The laws
are shaped and enforced so as to bring
profit to a few. Let this unhappy con-
dition cease. Let the books be exam
ined. If there are rascals in power, let
them be turned out. Now is the hour
for an upheaval. Let Minnesota try
the virtues of housekeeping.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-01
A fair market,
A free market,
And an open market
For wheat can not he had
Under Republican rule.
MIR. ODELL SET RIGHT

Hon. r. R. ODELL, the Minneapolis Re-
publican who deserted his party be-
cause it is hopelessly wrong on the
tariff, did go to Washington, as stated
in a dispatch yesterday, but asked
f + no office. He went there under
the following circumstances: HUGH
THOMPSON, acting secretary of the
treasury under CLEVELAND. had as
signed United States Commissioner
ODELL offices in the new postof1ice build
Ing at Minneapolis and given him
furniture for them. Hon. EUGENE G.
HAY had been appointed. through the
influence OF Senator WAsHBURN, as
United States district attorney for
Minnesota, and coveted the offices
assigned to Mr.. ODELL. Secretary
Of the Treasury WINDOW revoked
the order of HUGH THOMPSON and
gave the Offices to HAY. Mr..
DDELL Immediately went to Wash
lngton to see why this was done, and
for no other purpose. He could get no
satisfactory answer, and came home and
took his medicine like man. He was
poor man, and a poor man need not
apply to the millionaire Republicans for
anything. Mr.. ODELL stood firmly by
his party until his Investigations OF the
tariff on European trip showed him he
was wrong. These are the facts in the
Washington matter, and Mr.. ODELI.
says he asked for no other favor The
Item from Washington merely shows
how badly the Republicans can use one
of their own party ii they see fit.