davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-21

81. st.. g. @or6on aus 6ebron, &D.,
erlitt 9eitern i6mere, ipabri6etnlib t0bt>
libe 8erleBun9en i'm 9oiaue StraBenz
Gunnel. Gr fubr in etnem 9ln6Gngctpaz
gen zines iitbIicb ge6enben &abel8ugeS Ser
2tncOln 9tpe. unb i6Iief mach Nusiagen bes
Conductors olf leinem size elm. QuS
Ser Bug bic Stele erretcbt bate, an bet Sic
S6ienen cine 3iemlib icborfe Ben6urg
macben, fiel ct BON letnem Sib berab unb
9e9en bic Otauer. @9e Ser @onoucteur an>
balten laiien %tOnnte, mar Ser ltn9ll6Itcbe
bereits cine 9an3e Strefe melt mitgei6leift
unb firbterIib 5u9eribtet porOcn. @r
mar beipuBtloS unb tpuroe SunGbit nacb
Der Office 6eS @eiun6beitsamteS getragen
uno bon BORT i'm acknowledgement nac6
bem QlIerianer 6oSpital gebrodbt, TOO CT
auf etnige Q~lu9enblide iotpeit bas 8etpuBt7
ietn tpieoergetpann, Inn ieinen 9tamen an
geben gu tDnnen. Die QlerSte ertlGrter, ct
babe, abgeieben bon l6redLiben 6autl6Grs
fungen, 10 i6tpers SobGOeIbritdbe %erittten,
DAB an elmer 0eneiung taum 81 oetfen Jet.
Sn feline &leiber fanb man cine 8rtef>
tai9e, bie $235 in &alieni3einen erbtelt.
Der Gerlebte bate crit Dor &urSem ietn
mebi3iniic6eS Gramen bcitanben unb mar
nit Der Qlbli4t nob GbicagO gefOmmen,
it5 bier ais praftii6er Nr5t nteoer5ulai1en.
, 1893-06-21
Cine barte NuB.

Dem countDrGtblicben @omite fir 0ffentz
licben 9ienit purbe 9citern cine barte 9tnB
gum &na6en %Dorgelcgt. Or. 81. S.
8onffleur, pelcber baS 2tmt zines Sefre=
tdrS Der me6i5intiben 8eb0rbe bes @ountps
periiebt, macbte namlicb barauf aufmertz
Jam, BOB betreffs 8eieBung Der Stelen bon
6iilfS>Ner3ten i'm GountpboipitaL BEN
@flettrifern Set GorSu9 ge9eben tperbe,
baB bann Bic 6omGopatben in speiter
3inie, bic NueopatDen aber crit in britter
Qtnie fGmelt.
GS frdgt iic6 iebt, oh i'm countDrGtblt6en
Gomtte fir BEN Offentltc6eu 9ienit Wltdnner
iiben, melcbe fir cine iolcbe Sacbe, Sic fir
Die 8atienten BON bObiter g~8icbti9teit lit,
aucD nun bas gertngite 8eritGnbniB bn6en.
, 1893-06-21
SeiAte Groerfhitterun9en i'm
SIoen.
Die Sewohrer mehrerer Orti6aften II Dem
S9Iafe auf9eiaredt.
GbarGefton, 9. g., 81. SUM-.

@eitern 26enb, furs na3 elf ltbr, pur6e
bier Elm i6arfer @rbitoB peripiirt. Die
&i3tung beiielben par cine BON Often na6
gSeiten 9ebenbe unb Bic 9auer betru9
mebrere Sefun6en. S6a6en ipurbe baz
6urb ni9t angertcbtet. Qlucb in GoIuma
bia, g. g., puroe etipa Inn bteielbe 3ett
cine STRENGTHENING bemertt, tpelcbe gegerl
3ebn Sefunben anbielt. Die &i9tung Oere
ielben NAT bon Norben nob SIben. @benz
10 tpurbc @tImtn9ton, sc. g., Sabanno6,
Ga, unb Quguita, Ga, bon leicbten GrOe
itDBen betn9eiucbt. SIN @iImtngton muir
Ben Die 8epo6ner aus benz SdIafe auf9ez
i6redt unb f"tiirsten 81 6unberten auf Die
StraBen, unb in Sapaunab geriet6en 6te
boben @ebGube in iibtLicbeS S9panten.
, 1893-06-21
Gin 8ltb aus heiterem Pimmel
6Ghrt swiiden 6armarbeiter uno perlebt
einen oerielben ibwer.
Nai6btIGe, SG., Fl. Sltui.

Sin 8lib aus bcitesem 6immel tptr6
mogltcberipeile ben Sob zines ManneS 5ltr
Tolge babtn. G6riit QGtmanSbur9er mar
nit 5pet BON i~eillen Socbtern unb einem
Wanne Namens Mttaer, I'M SeIbe auf iet7
ner BET OfanpilIe, 3ebn Mfcilen meitIicb bon
bier gelegenen Sarm beibGftigt, ais aus
elmer tleinen @olfe pl0blib Elm 8ltB ber>
unterfubr, Wsiaer in bas rccbte 8cin tcaf
un6 ibm Sic idmmtltcbeu &tetOer nebit Dem
recbten Sbub pom 4eibe rib. 2lucb Die
a16eren Berionen muroen cine 3ett lang
betGubt, erbottet iib iebo6 balb pieDer.
Mtiuer's 3ultanb lit aber Elm ie5r beoent@
Iiber, unb ieine'9 eriteuun9 lift 5weifeIbaft.
, 1893-06-21
Oos Deritnfen zines Gbeiles ser
Staot SdneioemabI
Giner orteiiden 0uelle 3ueef4rieben.
8erItn u.

9os 8eritnfen bes 8o6ens in S6nei6e>
mli9l bollert INNER nocb fort. 9uBenbe
BON @ebGaben itno unit6er geporoen 1n6
bteIe it1O bereits DOQitan6tg 3uiammenz
9%eititr3t.
Die 9roBe un6 Sic &letne &irbItraBe
Iiegen in Griimmern unb Die 8emo6ner
ltno Dor SchreGen allBer it6.
Die Sentung bes 8obenS begann bor
~einigeu Gagen, unb miro ser GrlblteBung
zines arteiticben 8runnens 3u9eic6rteben,
tpoburb iib aus einem unterirbiicben Ste
%ierpOir unge6eure Waliermailen ergoiien
baben. S9neibemiibI Ite9t in ser groz
pin3 Polen uno bat l. 1000 @tnpo6ner.
, 1893-06-21
unter Sen Rdoern oet6otet.

SameS s.. 6auieL pur6e beute Wforgen
an Ser 80. Str. bon einem Weltausltelz
un9S>GrpreB3uge Ser SuinoiS Gentralba6n
iiberfabren unb aGgenbliflt6 g%et0btet.
6auiel ma eth 2tngeitellter Der Sail Sig
nal GompOanp, tpelbe fitr bic Sainois
%GentraIba6n augen6lifli6 tcue &eidben
fir ibre 8a9n le8t, CT befarb iidb bel Der
2(r6eit, ais i'm iein @ei6if %ereiIte. Ser
GOOte mar 40 Sabre ait unb bate tn Bulz
man getpo6nt. Die 2etcbe puroe ndb Jtolz
iton'S OtOrgue in SDbe 9arf gebrabt.
, 1893-06-21
S6were, aber 9eredte Strafe
Sir etnen nod iu9enoli9en 66If9er.
g e, Misc.. q. SUM

Ser 8alibcr SO, 8, @bop lit aeitern
bonn &tdbter Tiib 3u breiidbriger !3ucbtz
bouSitrafe Derurtbetlt tporben. Sbap
fali6te eine Qnpeiiung auf Sic v6urlbut
Manufacturing Co." unb f~aiitrte OieleIbe
BET bem GigentbiImer 6eS Wtercbants Sotels
elm. 9arauf moute er, iobolb ct baS @elb
in 6Gnben bate, nit Dem nddbiten 8abnz
Suge burcbbrennen, tpur0e aber noob recbtz
5eitig ab9efaBt. Sbaip ia9t, baB er in Der
1ntuerlttdt Gale iein Nb9angSeramen GEE
ntacbt babe unb i'm 8eiten Correspondent
elmer Stem gorfer !3eitln9 9etpelen iet.
Seine Gltern mobnen in Sal &iper, Wtail.,
unb lein Gater 1T Elm alter SeetapttGn.
, 1893-06-21
Gin Offster be9ebt unter falf6em
Ilamen
l1nterfdIaeuneen uno miro oobei absefa6t
8eIlatre.Q o. 81. SUM.

Samcs Sa9on bon &noroiue, Eenn., bat
Ste 8erbaftung bes Maiors Soiepb Dubois
unter benz Namen BON Soiep6 abortion
ouf bic Mntlage Der unterl6fagung neranz
laBt. 0erielbe nurbe obne 2luslteferungsz
paptere mach Cincinnati un6 bon sort nacb
SnOrOiIe gebracbt. Die Nntlage belast,
baB 9uboiS in BEN Mfonaten Muguit, Ots
tOber uno DECEMBER Lebten Sabres unter
Dem Ntomen Worriion's bie Summe bon
$500 nnteribIug. Dubois mar in bteiem
@OuntD geboren unb Elm gutter Sol6at.
, 1893-06-21
Sdredlider unfou ourd Elm faeu
9eworoenes pfero.
Gin Iann toot, uno Elm anoerer tootli6 per-
lebt.
9ortfor6@ ttp, Sn6., q. Stunt.

Sobn StQebaum unb Charles Grant,
3tpei ettpa bret Wfetlen bon bier pobnenbe
Tarlner, befan6cn iicb i'm 8uggo auf Dem
8ege gum StGOtcben, nm Sis fir Elm Ta7
mtltenpicntc gu bolen, ais es benz Saul
ploBltb etnftel, b~urcb5u9eben. Die
Tolge mar, baB baS 8lt9gD in einen @ra7
ben 9etpOrfen purbe, tpobei Bic beiben 9eute
10 6efti9 3u 8oOen itiir3ten, bob Gram TO-
fort Ben 6alS broch, unb 8iIeboum
ibpere, Dteueicbt t0btlicbe innere 8erlebunz
gen %DaOOntrug. 8eibe G%erungIidte iinb
6amtltenDGter.
, 1893-06-21
Grprdfi0ent Sacasa ouf oem
De9e nad San francisco.
Der General QIptIe5 pabri9einIi9 ser n66fe
prdiioent Don Nicaraeua.
eonagua, Nicaragua, q. Stunt

Mana9ua, Nicaragua, q. Stunt.
@eitern lit Der friibcre 81rdli0ent Saca3a
nit Dem 0ampfer v@orintbo" bon Nicaraz
qua nab San SranciSco Gbgeretlt.
Sen. Nluiles miro beute Sen Sberbefebl>
baber beS nicara9uaniicben Seeres erncn>
men; friiber befleibete Der Brdiioent bteIe
SteIe. Die @rnennung 6es Sen. 4lutles
beutet barauf bin, baB CT gum 8rGiibenten
getpGblt tuerben tptro, ipenn bic geieb9ebenbe
8eriammlung bic Grri5tun9 elmer bauernz
Sen Jtegierung perfiigt.
, 1893-06-21
5dnfSehn perfonen pom Sonneniid
betroffen.
nit elmer ausnobme felt 3won5i9 5ohren ser
heibefe Gag i'm SUMS
g c 10 q prf. II. sunni.

Mtt elmer e~insi0en 2tusnobme inn Sabre
1888, par Scr geitrige Sag Der DeiBeite
Suntta9, BEN bic Sto6t Stem Oort ieit
3~'pdn3i9 .SaDren erlebt bat. SIM 8etterz
bureGu 3ei9te set GDermometer So @rao,
ober ouf Der StroBe itieg er bis auf 985
uno in manben Blaben bis auf bunocrt
@raO. @S fon0en finf3eDn Sale bon
SonnenItt6 itatt, bon benen Stpei ben SOB
sur Tolge Datten.
, 1893-06-21
Oampfer=r u a9ri6ten.
IN Ger Qadt oemeIoet:

IN Ger uadt eemeIoet:
Netp gorf: y8ernoian" bon @Gasgotp
SciQp Snieln: 8orbetpaiitrt vWtii:
iouri" BON 8bilabeLpbta.
Braiple 8Otnt: 8orbeipaiitrt ygBte:
Lamb" bon Stem Oorf.
8Oiton: v0ancaitrtan" BON 2ioerpool
gtem gorf: IS. $. Meper" bon Sam:
burg.
Heute oemeloet:
2on6on: 2abn bon SEEM gort BEL 8otti
2t5arb.
@enua: SuIba bon SEEM gort.
2onbon: WtaieItic BON SEEM gorf, be
8rotpbea6 Doriibergefomnen.
Seem gorf: Ieutonic bon 2iberpool.
, 1893-06-21
Der Captain etnes amerifanif6en
Sabr5eu9es
in Cuba am eeIben 9ieber eeforben.
@oIbcftpn, Seras, Fl. Stunt.

VI T ~ ~VtU9f III OHIl|
Q(us Gienfue9oS, Guba, fommt bie gtabz
ri6t, baB sc. 8. Gib, Der GapttGn bes
ShoOners Nlbertine NoOne bon bier bort
ant 9elben 6ieber gcitorben lit. Qnbere
&rantbeitsfGuc baben iicb an 8orb ienes
6abr5eu8eS nicbt ge5eigt, unb b%asielbe bat
feline 0fetie nab benz 9elatpare an9etreten.
, 1893-06-21
See N 9 81. Stunt.

@eitern N6en6, 9egen 6 1tbr, %entgleiite
In etnem EunneI in Ser gtGbe BON 8arts7
bile, g., S., Elm Bug Ser Song SsIanb7
8abn, auf Delbem lib fait tauienO Berz
iOnen befanoen, Die bon BEN @ettrennen
in S6eepsbea0 8ap 3uriiffebrten. 8ier
8crionen wurben iofort getObtet, unb gegen
bunoert mebr O6er minber i6iper Derlebt.
, 1893-06-21
Uettes frIhtchen.

e Sobn @iarret, Elm 8e9nidbri8e5 6rii9tz
ben, purbe beute 8Ormittag bon Gtcbter
8rabmeu nm So ~geitraft. Ser 8cngel mai
BON SEN 8o(t5iiten SANFORD uno G8an
geltern Qlbenb babel betroffen %porben, mic
er auf einen 8abel3uge Der @abai3 Qpenue
elmer Dame 0as 9ortemonnaie aus Der
GaiAe aog.
, 1893-06-21
Grnennun9en oes prditoenten.
Sal II, 21. Stunt.

2OU Ut 10 H. It. SunT.
Ser BrGiiOent bat beltte folgen6e @rz
nennltngen acmocbt:
@barle5 3. 9Olprb bon Mei1iiiftppi,
Stills 0eneralanmolt, an SteQe BON
&eOnoro l8. @olbp, ipclc6er r~eignirt bat.
8enjamtn 81. Gib8elp pon &entufD,
omertfantlcber @onful in SEM, Sc9tpeis.
8. s. Wtocoonalb BON MaiIodbuletts,
omeritaniicber @onlul in 9amiltOn, Ga
nab9.
, 1893-06-21
Gindneh. M}in.. 81. sunni.

GtndneD, Mt9., Fl. Stunt.
@dbren6 zines befti9en @etpttters geftern
Qtbenb lcblug Der 8ltb in bas iecbs Mtetlen
nOrOltb bon bier g~ele9ene 6armba1s BON
@iutam Sar8iion, 9as @ebdube mur6e
icbmer bei6abi8t, unb ale fieben Setpo6ner
besielben trugen ernitlicbe Gerlcbungen ba@
DOn.@ tnem pier5ebniGbrigen &naben tpurbe
Elm SUB politdnOt8 3eri6mettert; Elm am
berer Derlor Elm 2lu9e unb mur0e ionit nod
10 i6per %Dertpunbet, baB er iterben piro.
, 1893-06-21
SO oihinatpn. II. Stunt.

Ser Guditor 6es Senats bat telegraz
p6ilb bic gla9ri9t elnpfangen, baB Der
8unoeSlenatOr 2eIol1b StanfOrb beute firth
altf ietnem @obnitbe 9alo Qllto in @aLt>
%tornten 9eitorben lit.
San Sranctscp, 81. Stunt.
Ser Senator Stanfor6 lit beute firth in
gaIo NIto geitorben.
, 1893-06-21
Wte ~9ew0bnlid.
Oas ptitolenoueu spiihen Sloquet
uno o'Raufonptue
Utmmt einen nnblutioen Derlauf.
8orts, 81. SUM.

Der @rzMinifter un6 @rz8rdii6ent ber
fran3Oiticben 0eputirtenfammer, @6arleS
Sloqtet unb Ser Nbgcor0nete @raf s. Saul
ionotQe foc6ten beute Elm unblutig Derlauz
fenoes Bt~itolenbuea aus.
Sloquet bate an ben 8emertun9er
b'SauHonoiue'S iiber feline C6Loquet's)
8erbinbung nit Dem 8anama : Sfanbal
QnitoB genommen unb i'm 9eforbert.
Die meiiten 3ettungen beiBen WtiuebaDes
un6 9erouleoe'S Qlblebnung 0er 0ueus
berausfOrOerung @Iemencedu's gut.
, 1893-06-21
feuerfba6en.

QoutsbiIGe, &p., 81. Stunt.
9te Samenban6lung BON &obert s..
6oottn in Der bieiigen @eit MtatnitraBe lit
beute frIb pom Seuer in S0be BON 40, 900
Dollars bei6Gbigt porben.
, 1893-06-21

- 9ie @ngro87S g irituoienz un6 gBeinz
ban6ler 8irb0off & Ncubart6, 81 0afeltr.,
macbten beute 8ormittag gegen Charles g.
6ageborn Elm INSTRUMENTATION air.
lSiebererlangung BON $589.18 onb611oio.
9ie &ld9cr beDaupten, baB 6ageoorn iein
@igent9um III betriigerildber Ablic1t Derz
bergen balte.
, 1893-06-21
Gis5ie Borden feine M0roertn,
So Iautet ser mobriprud ser 6ef6worenen.

SEEM 8ebfor6, Wfaii. 81. Sum-.
@citern Na9mtttag errei9te enblicb Der
4ro3eB Der beS Morbes angetlogten 9i35ie
8orbeu ietn Gn0e, unb e3 mar bier u6r
un6 35 Mt1uten ais Sic @el6porenen
nacb elmer 8eratbung BON fait altbertbalb
Stunben Bic Qtngefla9tc BON Der NnfLage
bes Wfor6eS fretipro6en.
, 1893-06-21
Selbitn1oro.
sc 10 9 rf, 21.

Ser &aufmann 8ronciS Spies, &oniul
fir 6onburas, So Sabre alt, bat itcb beute
rib in ietncr @Obuun8 bierleIbit er=
l9ofien.
, 1893-06-21
Die Gbolera.
11o6 mebr Gooesfdle in Sranfrei9.
g artS, 81. SUM-.

Sn Gette itn6 geitern 4 un6 in 2Don
@iner an Der G6olera geitorben.
, 1893-06-21
SdredItdes Gtienbahnun9Iid ouf
Song ISLAND.

mlebrere Goote uno etpa bumoert Derlebte.
, 1893-06-21
9elanO Stanforo +.
mafhin9toner uno San Sranciscoer
Qele9ramme meloen 1etnen

Reute firth IN poIo ditto erfoIeten Goo,
, 1893-06-21
DerRdn9ntbpouer 8ltbiaIae.

perionen perIebt; cine oerfeIben
tootIth.
, 1893-06-21
Stdoti1bes.
1m Qunnel perun9IIdt.

Dr.. Goroon fd1t Don feinem Sib berab uno
erleioet t0otli9e D~erIebuneen.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-17

dors Thomas performed Columbian marcn
composed for the occasion by Professor j. Z.
Paine. Not tenth part OF those In view OF
the platform could determine what poraon OF
the exercises was In progress without tne alo
OF opera glasses.
At the conclusion OF the march the Rev
DR.. W. a. Mlburn, the blind chaplain OF tne
United States Senate, offered prayer.
Miss Jessie Couthoul, an elooutionlst, IN
poem 'The Prophecy" Hearty applause
greeted the reader az she retired.
Alter the orchestra had played the over
ture Of HRiend," Director General Davis de-
Hyered bis address, in which he traced the
history OF the great enterprise from the
start and spoke Of the advantages which
would result to America and the world In
bringing about new era OF moral and ma
terial progress. .
It was now the turn q the President OF
the United States to present himself, and as
he slowly arose from his seat, and swept his
eyes, first over the occupants OF the platform
cheer went up. Foreigners and natives alike
joined in applauding the highest rep
reeentative Of the Republic, There
was fiutter OF white handkerchiefs
from the ladies' side Of the platform, and In:
stantly 1t was taken up by the thousands OF
the sex that occupied the gondolas and
launches on the water far In the distance. All
the while Mr.. Cleveland stood erect, his LETT
hand behind him. He spoke as follows:
ST am here to join my fellow citizens In
me congratulations which beft this occasion.
Surrounded by the stupendous results OF
American enterprise and activity, and In
view Of magnificent evidences Of American
skill and intelligence, we need not fear that
these congratulations will be exaggerated.
We stand to-day in presence Of the Oldest
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-17
ALMIGHTY FLOOD.
Break In q Reservoir Creates Terror
in the Miami Valley.

Break In q Reservoir Creates Terror
in the Miami Valley.
The Lewiston (Ohio) reservoir broke few
niehts ago and turned an immense flood Of
water upon the residents along its course.
The break was In the northwest corner OF
the reservoir, where wastewsy 626 feet IN
length Is located. A break 200 feet Wide oc-
CURED and the water came running down N
a food ten feet deep and three miles wide,
completely submerging the country around
and carrying everything In its way.
The big covered bridge $50 feet In Ien8tn
was swung completely round and then torn
loose and swept away. People fed IN terror
from their homes while the swift and rising
flood came on down the valley, taking every
thing before It. The first town along the
course OF the food was Port Jefferson, where
the dam throws the water into the Miami
Canal. A portion Of the town Is very low and
il was badly flooded. Quincy, Logansvtle,
Degrafi, Piqua, Troy and Dayton were also
In the course OF the flood.
The artificial bank Of the reservoir Is i've
miles around and most OF the way fully
twenty feet above the land, and the bottom
of the reservoir itself 1s at least ten teet
above the immediate country below. Tne
water averaged ten feet deep over the whole
reservoir, so some idea can be imagined OF
the great volume that came rushing down
on the country below.
The damage to property In Logan County
Ia estimated at S5O,OO0. Many farmers will
lose everything but their land, and they Will
be financially ruined >sA.S
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-17
SETTLERS SCALPED.
Two Battles Between Cowboys and
Navajo Indians.

Navajo Indians.
The lons-threatened war of the Navajo In
dams against the settlers Of the country In
the vicinity Of their lands has come at last,
and with It the death OF eight settlers. Such
was the startling news received by Ad1utant-
General Kennedy, at Denver, Col
At 9 :45 o'clock the Adjutant- General re.
ceived telegram from Lieutenant Plummer,
Indian agent Of the Navaios, In which he
stated that eight white men had been muir
dered by the Indians, who are now at war
with the settlers.
He declared that the situation was very
critical one and asked that the troops be
called out to prevent further bloodshed. The
telegram was addressed to Governor Waite,
but he Is out Of the city, and the matter was
referred by Secretary Lorentz to the Adjutant-
General
Lieutenant Plummer stated that the people
below Durango were in a wild state OF excite
ment, and grave fears were entertained lest
the Indians should continue their warfare
along the valley.
In his message the Lieutenant stated that
two battles had been fought already. The
first was fought early in the day, when five
men were killed, all settlers, while at another
encounter three more whites lost their Lives,
and further bloodshed was anticipated.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-17
SIX MEN BURNED.
An Incendiary Believed to Have
Kindled the Blaze.

Shortly after o'clock o. m. thefre alarm
called the department and police to large
brick tenement at Burlington, Iowa, which
was found to be in flames.
It WIS learned thEt O number OF persons
were In the building unable to escape. Every
effort was made by the tlremen and pouce 70
rescue them, but the flames had gained TOO
much headway, and when the fire was suffi-
ciently subdued to permit Of an examination
OF the interior Of the building six burned ana
almost unacceptable corpses were found Id
different rooms upstairs. They have been
identified as follows: +. G. Schuman, car
pet weaver; Mike Hynes, q transient logger I;
Mike Lee, stove moulder, just arrived from
Chicago John Morgan, stove mouioer, resi-
dence not known q boiler maker, known as
Charlie, supposed to be from Chicago Joseph
N Serindler, a plasterer.
The lodgiIg-house was kept BY Mrs. Jud.
son, and was patronized by poorer class OF
laborers and mechanics. There are several
suspicious circumstances connected with the
fire which the Coroner will investigate. inc
loss to the building and contents was proo-
Gbly $4,000, with small insurance.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-17
THE LABOR WORLD.

CLERKS have over ninety unions.
AUSTRALIA has $4,000 unemployed.
GREAT BRITAIN has 2sO, 900 union men.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, has 10, 600 union wcr;.
ers. co ,..
TIE Lehigh Valley Railroad employees 100
women. o..
TORONTO, Canada, has 300 organized work.
ing girls.
SAN Francisco (Csl.) sailors run an en-.
ployment agency. .... ...
TIE Lancashire Englan0 cotton strike
cost $40 ro00, 900 In wages.
The average wages Of workingmen In sunny
Spain Is forty cents day.
EMPLOYMENT is scarce and laborers ara
over-plentiful In South Australia. ....
BALDw1r's locomotive hands ut Philadel-
phta get SGo,00 week In wages.
EIeHr-HoUR days for Belgian, French and
German coal miners are being agitated.
A NATIONAL union OF colored steamboat
6remen has been organized in st. Louis, Mo.
Consul EEwsoN reports that In Malsgs
workmen are allowed fifteen minutes leisure
In every hour to smoke cigarettes.
Az indianapolis, Ind, thirteen trades are
now receiving higher wages for eight hours
than was formerly received for the ten hour
day. r-'
THE lockout OF the clothing cutters In New
York City, which lasted for nearly four
weeks, is Dver. The Ten went back to their
old places in body.
TX nine leading cities OF Michigan building
trades workers last year average $1.59 day.
Wages ranged from S11.55 per week In Sagt-
nav to 1882 at Detroit.
Foe distributing labor literature amongthe
soldiers OF his company, Sergeant Le1ut, OF
the Imperial Guards, in Berlin, has been sem
fenced to six years Imprisonment in Ger
man fortress.
THERE were S9s strikes in Great Britain In
1891. Wage loss for the 200, 900 men amounted
TO 81, SOC. 900, but forty-dve per cent. Of the
strikes were successful and tweny-three per
cent. partially 80.
Or the 104 strikes In America In 1891 nine
teen were successful, twenty-nine were part
ly successful, and fifty-fcur were failures.
About Il, 900 people involved in these strikes
have lost 247,000 work days. During the
same year there were 1145 strikes IN Eng
land, and 1131 In Germany.
A MODEL dwelling association has been
formed by members OF the Central Confer
ence of Moral Workers In Philadelphia. The
object is to provide sanitary apartment
houses for workngmen. A capital Of $780,
900 is to be raised by the issue OF shares.
Each share is to be $50. Subscriptions to
the amount Of $40, 900 have BEEN received.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-17
THE TOWN WIPED OUT,
Cisco, Texas, Completely Demolished
BY q Tornado.

Cisco, Texas, Completely Demolished
BY Tornado.
A tornado struck the town Of Cisco, Texas,
about o'clock at night and totally demol-
fshed everything in its path.
Every house but two was levelled to the
ground. Several Of the wrecks took fire, and
many Of those who were not killed outright
by the falling buildings were burned to death
or suhocated. About twenty-f persons lost
their lives and forty more were seriously In
jured.
A brakeman on the Houston and Texas Gem
tral Railway was blown from the top of
freight car and Instantly killed, and section
hand on the Texas and Pacific was also killed.
The Texas and Pacific Station was Lifted
from its foundation, blown across the track,
and dropped mass Of shattered and splinter
ed Hmbers 400 feet from the railroad.
A freight train OF seventeen cars, engine
and caboose ON the Texas Central track was
blown from the rails, and the engineer, fire.
man, snd more than a dozen persons IN the
waiting room were reported to have been
killed outright or fatally injured.
There were fifty business houses In the
city, but now only one remains intact. Out
OF the four hundred residences only one eS-
capped the fury OF the terrible gale.
Buildings were shattered in every direction
and are heaped in shspeless masses. Mortar
and brick flying In every direction caused
more real suffering than did the storm itself
The Cisco Roller Mills, the two depots, all
the churches and school buildings Of the city
and all the hotels but half Of one were de-
stroyed.
The loss Is estimated at over S1,500, 900,
and the town can hardly rebuild without out
side help.
The tornado was caused by two storms
which came from the southwest and north
east and seemed to meet over hetown, where
the clouds assumed the shape Of an inverted
funnel. The range Of the storm was two miles
west Of Cisco and five miles east.
A tornado also visited Ponca Agency, In
dian Territory, and five people were killed.
They were: Jack Keithley, wife and two
children, and Charles Jackson, Of Kansas,
who was visiting the Keithleys. There were
two other Keithley children injured