davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-11
@enieite.

Senn, 1869 SO. Nortb NOe.
Bladder, 887 q. WtoplerpDOb Noe.
g}tliDu, 872 q. CALIFORNIA @oe.
Soebne, 938 81. California 9tpe.
leIterbouie, 1135 q. California Qne
SrublD, 1914 Mtluoufee 9tpe.
Salpbs, 1868 W&tllpautee Moe.
Saflep, 1929 Mttlmautee Aoe.
&earp, 400 Mtilpaufee @oe.
Glis, 521 Wtllpaufee gloe.
&urs, S21 Miluuufee Moe.
&inbeTQ. 1913 Wtilluautee 4oe.
Semper, 1919 Millpaufee aos,
Gtuefer, 1850 Millpautse @oe.
@nDree, 1854 Mtilpautee Aoe.
Caring, 1895 Wti(montee ADe.
uerieu, 1903 WtiIpoufee 4oe.
Stroll. 655 90. 9tprtb 9tne.
Souien, 759 80. 9tprtb Noe.
Gbaper, 765 80. gtortb Noe.
&aI9, 1870 Mtilmoutee @pe.
GtetnDbet las Wtilpautee Qoe
9euribs. 165 Mtllpoufee aoe.
SoTfmonl, 233 Mtiliuaufee AoG.
Senien, PAP Wtilnoufee 9tpe.
@re9DrIen, 286 Millpautee 4oe.
Sulbsn, 800 Wlilpoufee @oe.
@taespte, 288 q. SanQampn ctr.
Seoertn9bouS g. 8eilfuB. AS Wtiltpnufee grG
Nems Depot, 1874 @rmitoqe &oe.
Stems Depot, 466 Mrmitaoe @pe.
&obinipu. 344 Wtilfpaufe Mpe.
gelOS Store, 259 SO. Chicago NSs
2ede. 412 81. @iblaub Qne.
, 1893-07-11
2IQrRf6ericBf.
6 6tcogo, II. oyuGi

G~Dtc9go, IL. Suit.
6ol9en6e greiie tpur6en BEL 9r0Beren
8artteen e%r3telt:
Butter, bette Greamor1e @oare 49,
@19c, CUTE 17018c, mittelmGBtge 15@
17c. 9air1, GoolcD's bette 100, mitteLs
quite lnb CUTE 143@-c, friicber 8adin9
Stod 133@-c, quite unb bette v&ou"-c.
8uttertn, bette creamery 17c, rebt
ic6One 153c, 9atrD 123c unb 1910 fir bic
bette; in p&ouS" o6er tletnen @e6i11ben &c
mebr.
aafe, Bette r8na Cream G6eObors"
So, rTtptns" 74@8c, goung Qtmerica
8@83c, vStimmeb" -0-c, nac9gemad6z
ter S9pei5er 11@12c r8rt6" 5000,
2tmbur8er 93@10c
@ter, gan3 frii6e 143@-c baS 9Bb.
Sb #, geOOrrteS: QLepfel, ttnitli3 ge>
trofnete 73(01Oc 6aS @fb., an 6er Sonne
geb0rrte n6rOIicbe 5@63c, 9ftriibe 5000,
8rombeeren 607c, 6tmbeeren 23@249c;
@altforniibes: Qtprifoien 14016c, ni9t
9elcbGlte 8ftrIt6e SOLE, 9ei9dlte 200
24c; Bflalmen 9@13c; Goitnen: Qon6on
2aperS $1.6502.00 baS &iitcben, 0tu5faz
teller ST. .3501.35, IDie 4(06c.
0b It, frtibeS: Qlepfel 2.5002.65 un6
2,75@4,00 ie nacb Der Site, 8ananen
1.00@1.25, Gttroner 4.50(05 90, Short
baer Orangen 2,25@2.5O, Gr66eeren go
@1.00 in "a PtntS. Stac6eLbceren $1.O0
@1,25 per 16 Quarts. 6im6eeren,
icbwar5e, $1.75@2.0O, rot6e 81. 10000.
8rom6eeren 81. 0002.5O; gftritcbe nit
Ioiem &ern q 80 4O(@5Oc; 9el6e Gepans
75c(@$1.OO Bflaumen GA 0tS.) 5000
$1.25.
&artoffeIn: gtelte 8eorleB 1926
@2,50, GrtumpbS $2.25@2. so, &oie $3.50
@2.60, GarLD Obto $2.25@2.50 6aS 6aB.
@efIi9eL, lebenbi9e: IurteD 10
OLE; 6iibner: 6ennen 9!01Oc, 6dbne
o.; Gnten &c.,; @Gnie, lebenbige
nit Sen gan3en 6eoern, So, per
9uBcno. Spring GbtfenS" 16@17c.
baS 8fb.
Semitic: @eiBfraut aus SUinois
25@50c; ct. 2outier 81 .00@1.50; rotbe
oOcr gclbe 3pte6eln 1.75@2,00 Der Sud;
iun8e Wtobrriiben 20025c oaS 0Bo iunge
DetBe Giiben 90, SeQerie %
SOC baS 0B0., iun9e 3ip;ebeLn $3.50 Ser
8uicbel, iunge rot0e Giiben 35(04Oc,
Spargel 60(@65t per 3z8uic9el7 &iitc6en;
8Iumenfobl 75c0$1.25 6aS &iitcben
Speet 8otatoeS aus SQtnois So O@2.5
baS 6aB.
Q86tSfeD: Slip.
8obnen: 8eite 0taoteS 81. 500 .85,
tn%ittelgute $1.7O(01.75, NIT Ser Otalc6tne
9cretnt8te 81 ,65(@1.75.
, 1893-07-11
Oermutbete Sran0fttftun0.

Die BoIt5et Ser Neitieite lit nit elmer
ltnteriu3ung bes 8ranbes in ber &orbs
maberet BON 8. 8ene6ict & Son, go. 234
& 238 81. Green StraBe, bei9dfttgt, tuelber
einen Sba6en bon $4,000 anricbtete.
SRI. 2i58ie Gonrop, pelcbe gegeniiber BON
Dem @ebGu6e tpObnt, iab tur8 DOr Dem
2h1S6rucb beS 8euerS Tim II 11br 9(6en6S
etnen Wfann aus einem Teniter bes @ebdue
Oes iteigen unb iicb Oapon i6let9en. 9o
oeri3icbene 9(rbeiter tiir3It3 entlaiicn
purben, tptrb nermut6et, baB elmer bere
ieLben aus 0tade bas 6euer anle9te.
, 1893-07-11
8dfebdu.

9os 9eftrt9e Spiel 8tpti6en Sem Gbicaz
8oer unb WalDin9toner Glub enbete noc9
einem b%ortnddtgeu Sample, Ser iic6 Durcb
5ebn vSn1in9S" ct itredte, nit eil1em Siege
bcs leBtcren Clubs, bauptlGbltcb neil bic
Gbtcagoer ni0t im Stanoe iparen, ben 8al
10 in's 6el6 gu i6lagen, baB &einer Don
Der @egenpartet t6n rebt5etti8 befommen
fonnte. Die nacbteDc11re Score" na9
rSnnin8S" gtebt Die @in5elDeiten bcs
SpteleS:
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Quf ser S6r1e

Der @ei3enmortt er0ffnete beute Morgen
feit, tprrbe obcr matt; september tpib
BON 703 auf 694.
Corn mar matt su 418@415 per Sep
TENDER.
Safer int Sulttermtn 283@284 int Sep
tcmbertermin 250258.
S6weinefleiib bracbte int September
termt1t $20.35, S9maI5, September,
$1O.65@lO.4O, 9ttppen 9.5509 81.
, 1893-07-11
@oIbin9ton. ..........O l l 0 0 0 Ia
@1ica9p. ........ 100 0 0 0 %

rGorneb @un8a Moibin9ton 2. v8eft on 8ofe8-
aDonT a. 9Op e. WSilmot e. r5trnt outs Onrte,
g9tie, rS9ree 8aIe @lt"-9ultuan. p9lpp 8oIe pits
aabforb, MtouG. nSacrifce SitS" -9aDlen garrDtt,
Wtulnep. Stolen 8aie" - 6op. Soluble YlaDS" -
8arfin unb qGiie; 9abler unb Nnfon. n@it bD Rltder"
-&ange, Umpire" 2Dn4. 3etl be8 Sptels-l:30.
Die SteGung Der II Clubs. ser vNattonal
Qeaglte" lit bis ieBt foL9en6e:
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- 9as -
N6enOblatt Der 81. StaatSz 3ettuno

1T IN ben untert an9e9ebenen Gei96ften su babeH:
9toroIette.
6. 6entmer, 1899 2incotn Noe.
81. s. stephan, 1850 &iucoln Aoe.
4O3 @roB Nue.
402 geDscoe 8DuIeoor0.
q. Sc. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Moe.
@. Goldman, 1744 GGarf ctr.
6. 81. WDDre, 442 2ilcoln Qoe.
Son NDlabs, 4S5 &tnculn Ape.
6. n. Sap, $40 &iucplu @pe.
Sraut Woguer, 597 2iucpln gloe.
SOiepb Munt, TAT &incoln Qpe.
6. 9teubaus, $40 &tncoln Noe.
g8m. SoDlor, 1917 &iucoIn Moe.
50. Betting. 1926 Glort ctr.
6orber. Asst Glarf Ctr.
6ral &inbemoulL 421 Glart 5tL
s. q. GGr, 3l3 Glorf ctr.
SO. q. WtpneD, 267 Glart Str.
9t. 9errn0tH, 161 Start Str.
s.. 81. 9tegen, 513 @Iart Str.
s.. Qcaner, 590H Glurf str.
Saub Bros.
g. 6oppmanu, 967 Start 9tr.
q. Smith, 96l Glarf Str.
Srar 6, maIfer, 453 MeG8 Str.
~. GutDerfpr6, 500 Q6enS str.
Surnbnn, 545 ggeaS Ctr.
90. 6. Sbmiot, $50 9eaS Str.
6. 80. 9pset, 7O7 Wells Str,
Sobu Starr, $50 Mea8 ctr.
3, Gurrte, 306 9GelS Ctr.
6. GieIe, 344 MeaS ctr.
$. oiler. 369 WenS Str.
8rutn, l9 WenS Ctr.
Sobn 8erf, 141 WelS Ctr.
Sobu @udles, 211 @eQs Str.
Srau 6. SoDuIou, 276 @eas ctr.
6. Q5ociuQ, 100 Ne1S Str.
8. Salnr, 1888 WeQS Str.
6. 6erian, 80 Q8eas Str.
8. gSeber, 1876 Sorrabee Ctr.
SDffmonu, 464 &orra6ee Ctr.
6. Berger, SIT &arrabee Str.
Srau g. Mtnrgan, 225 9toiiton StI.
She Columbus, $40 9ipiiipn Str.
6. 9. QGbtte, 4071a 9ipiiton Ctr.
g.. 6. 9telIOn, 1874 9tpiiion Str.
6. MnoerIon, 317 9iptIion Ctr.
s.. M{iller, 81 @iQou Str.
8. u. Gbmaur, 66 g8ilop Str.
$. Gdurtel, 81 Gtote Str.
s. 4. &iebL, 255 GIeoelaub Noe.
8. @1urf, 39l Se0Qlpif Str.
SO. 8. M}eBler, 5S7 Seo9luit Sir.
Ct. GnQel, 1893 SeDQlpif Str.
SreuIer, 282 6eoglptd Str.
Sobu Stetn, 2N SeOgipid Str.
9itties, 262 Seb9lpid Str.
g. 6. Yutnom, 249 Glpbolrn gpe.
9opter, 4O3 @l9bouru Npe.
8. Q8etB. 1923 @lDbpurn Nne.
q. 80. G9ltd "a @l0bourn goe.
&obert 0re0er, 149 Sainois ctr.
6. G6rober, 316 M&artet Str.
@li0e6Iob s. WtopuuIcu, 301 Marfst Str.
9artenberg, PIP SETTER Str.
So. @rbeu, 139 @cuter ctr.
Srau W. 8ubu, Al gugeuie Str.
9lug. Stranger, 50 Gugerie Str.
9bos. @6beL lie Gu9euie ctr.
SNo1ette.
, 1893-07-11
0ei1Gfts= 0elegenbeiten.

. II pertoufeu: Sin gutter 9ier. Galppu. hoIber
~ 9lod pont Gourtbaus %entfernt. gtdberes an erz
fro9en in oer SIfce Der Bapft Srelpiu9 Gn. 1iiI2t
2 II pertauten: @afe-9tOute mt Bferb unO Maoen.
~ ll1lH $50 Sbonas Str.
II Dertuufeu: 3 Counters. l Sbplp=@oIe mo
~ @las 9beIotug. So g3eas Str.
unertonteu: Sin @rucerp=9tDre; outer @ers
~ tanIS9runo. lob ~. Saltngs Str. l0il5t
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0rnnGeiQeltthnmt.


Ou Observation-Disclosures. Sic fehbuTte
y SIDE in bieIer bHbibeu uno b~tabenben 8nrIfoSf-
gBoler uno Seluer in ben StroBeu HnO Die StroRen oe.
pholtert. Sage: Glib uno Glttrout. 9Ge0en GreiS mn
Deiterer lustuntt meHoe man ib miiublidJ uber idbrifts
lid an is M. 8. see, 1f2-114 Genrborn gtr,
9ppce Building. 2Omibom
2u nertanfeH: 9teue 6lot"=06uier, 2It6dia, NIT
~ alen1 @Dmfort, in AoOnbaie, Clifton Nne. oleid5 n6rba
ImD pm SellnOnt; btlII9er, ais Tie Jest qebQut iperber
tbnnen. 9tur gertn9e An3o1(LuQ. @Uttaoe. ISIt6did
i'll rnntittelbarer 9s0be bes Noonooler 9abnbpfs; SI7O0'
9tdbereS tt Stoats8 ettlHgs9ebGuoe, .3intmer SO. 35.
Wtitt09s 5lpiiden y nnO | ubr oOer inter 90reTe: &.
Dob, ApoHouie Sool ID, Su. l5nlibnip
, 1893-07-11

Nbonntrt duf Cos NbenDblatt Der Sutnois
Stats Setting BretS l Sent.
, 1893-07-11
MerSte.


Srr. 9. 6. 9anIer, 5raueuar5t SeburtsDelferir, 291
= NSens Str. Stce=Stunoen Don "a ubr 92abm.
8il1Mt
, 1893-07-11
8artner.

O2erIougt: Sin &aufnann nit eiu.oem 3apitaL
~ oS Yartner sur Ausbeutung zines quteH 9ateat5.
Io1l2t 462 &Qrrabee Str.
, 1893-07-11

Meiu9t: Gin Wonn dtabtbetannD, i'm 8efiB DON
~ 3luet letGteu Yterben, iutt paiIenoen 9loB als
99ent ooer iOnittge 9eib6ftgung. Ntau aoreffre: &.
5 Staat85tg.
, 1893-07-11

Me1u9t: Sin juuger W}onH, 21a Sabre bier. iudt
Steaung IN eInem Srocerp=@ei9d1t. @oreiie Nh.
40 Staat55tg.
, 1893-07-11
WfDblirte 2imlrner.

. II permietben 5 auitdnoioe iuuoe 2eute ffnber
- 3iatmer bel oeltibeu Prioatleuten.
2O5 mens Cir.
, 1893-07-11
6mei9zOffioen
A~6e1Oblatt Der 81. Staatsz 3eitung.
Office elepbon $50. 635.

Cur 8equemlibfeit un1erer anSeieenoen Runben BADEN
mir nit ben unten genannten 9erren Elm Nbtomnten ee.
perben 81 benIet6ei 9reiien. oS ipenr bieielben bireftin
Der expedition Der SqtnOis Stuots5eituu9 ~ub9e9e6en
@sF aSi an2e5gem l0lGie 96onTsmsSts IDrIsn an otsien
mernen.
, 1893-07-11
GFntuFtn4t+
2lo. 80.
Ort9tnol=Romar pan Artbnr Grtfftb.
gtaG benz @n9ltI9et.

VNUIVEBuHgJ
Gin Sre1nber nit einem Gbiffsfoffer,
ober fetn Seemonn = ib bac6te mir, bas
fp9re etne SertletOun8, tpel1e SarSftelb
l9tperltb annebmen tpiir6e. &onnten mir
, ettpoS bieler Qtrt finben?
sd tpor ianguinii1er in 6ieier &td6tung.
Jtan1on tpor lebr nibGi6 9etpelen. @r
bate 10 auf Bic @efiible Der alten Mutter
etn9etpirft, 6aB ct cine 3iemlicb genaue 8ez
lcbretbung beS &nfferS erbtclt. Sch fonnte
nun 9ebulbig, aber ~boffnung8oou auf ST.
et9ntlie partcn, petcbe itcb I'M 9aufe Der
!3ett enttptfeln muBten.
, 1893-07-11
SteQengeju6e.

M eiu9t: Suuger tr6ftiger 9eutiber, Der out NIT
" Bferoen um9eben fam, iudt 8ei4dftigung. 9er=
ielbe lpirbe ou9 aufS &on0 9eben. Sell. Gfferten an
W 140 Stuots3eitunQ.
, 1893-07-11
SerIamgt: Tranen unO NfaOden.

Sine CUTE 8uiineBlund=Eb9in. 354
"a. Ctr, Gde 9ortlauo 2ne.
, 1893-07-11
Serlangt: MGuner uno &nnben.

VerIongt; Sin gutter @utfer inn Sture. 9}od3ua
~ fra9en BON So 9ormitto8s, 80 Seo9pif Ctr.
llil2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
DESPERATE FIGHTING.
AhoNG THB sPLgrARDs KILLED IN
BATTLE WAS PRINCE FERDINAND.
Ehs Rifians Believe They Are Eas aged in
Holy War and Fight Like Demons In
oArnate-The Political Eject.

MADRID. Oct. 9-A dlspateh from
Meilia' states that the Rlfians late yes
terday resumed their attack on the
spaniards. The fighting was desperate on
both sides. but the Spaniards success
fuliy maintained their position.
Among the members OF the stan os
General Margolla, the commander OF the
Spanish troops at MeilIa. who was k,lled
yesterday during the fight with the
Riifians, was Prince Ferdinand, Of Bour-
bon, nephew Of the ex-klng OF Naples.
He has not been seen since the Eight was
at its height, and It is not known whether
he was killed or fell into the hands OF
the enemy.
Inc public excitement over the repulse
OF the Spanish forces is hourly Increasing.
and the popular clamor for the dispatch
OF another expedition against the Rifiians
.wih undoubtedly force the government
10 take prompt measures. The govern
hleht cannot plead ignorance OF the situa-
uoh at Morocco. News OF an alarming
character reached Madrid from the Gov
erhor OF Melilla some time ago The
governor stated In this dispatch that as
result OF protracted conference OF the
leaders Of the tribes known as the Rif.
Mans no less than thirty-one tribes had
entered into an alliance TO wage war
against the Spaniards. The fooihardv
bravery and fanaticism OF the Riaians
Is well-known 10 everybody who has ever
had dealings with them, and the govern
ment Is censured FOR not sending, as soon
as the trouble broke out, a sufficient force
TO drive them back into their mountain
Businesses and TO keep them there. AS
has been said. the Spanish troops were
astonished at the entire lack OF fire mani
tested by the Rinans IN their attack on
the soldiery, which shows a lack OF knoyl-
edge OF the character OF the men. Gem
eral Margello. who did not underestimate
the foe he was dealing with, probably
thought that under the protection OF the
artillery and the Mauser rifles OF his
troops. II would be safe for the workmen
engaged I'm throwing up redoubts about
the forts TO continue their work. The
moment the attack was made however,
the Spanish lines OF defence showed signs
Of wavering. A force ten times as large
as that under Margello's command could
not have held the religious fanatics in
check, for without the slightest fear OF
death, and, indeed, being, as they
engaged in a holy war. well
coming it as a sure road 10 paradise,
they fought like demons incarnate.
The excitement growing out OF the af-
fair threatens 20 have serious political
for the government The
are taking advantage Of
the popular ferment 10 attempt 10 oust
the government and assume power them
selves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
A cnntaIn,s Wlfe Jumps Overboard.

CHESTER. PA, oct 3O.-Clad only
in her uight-dress. Mrs Mary Vlckery.
the wife or Captain Vickery, OF the Brit
ism schcorer Alert. stole from her hua-
bands cabin Friday midnight, climbed 20
the vessels quarterback and plunged
overheard. II was some time before iie
was missed Mrs. Nickery retired az
eleven O'Clock, and seemed then 10 be IA
good spirits.
Throughout the voyage from San Do
mingo where the Alert loaded With a
cargo Of logw0Od Mrs. Nickery had acted
as n laborlng under an unusual mental
stress. The captain attributed IL In great
measure 20 her undue broOding over re-
ligious and temperance themes. But she
had become more Ike her old self when
the Alert came 20 port here. ana made no
attempt at suicide upon any Of the occa-
slons when the captain was absent In the
city.
Last Friday Captain Goddard arrived
from Nova Scotia In order % command
the Alert, dlsplacing Captain Nickery.
Captain Vickery halls from Mobile, for
which point he WIS going to start to-
morrow 20 take charge Of a vessel. He
only had the Alert Tor one trip IN place
OF the regular captain. who was sick.
The couple were married In Nova Scotia
thirty years ago, and had lived together
ever since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
RUTH'S INFLUENCB.
A West Virginia Boy Asks IL to Secure
POst-Ofics.


PITTsBURG, Oct. SO.--speclai.-Frank
Protzman, the nine-year-old son OF the
postmaster at Morris Cross Roads, West
Virginia. has received two letters from
Ruth Cleveland Thomas Protzman, tho
boys father. is a staunch Republican. and
has the post-ofiice In his store. His wife
is as resolute a Democrat. and has taught
her son TO be a Democrat.
The lad wants TO be the postmaster.
and wrote 70 Washington telling his age
and his loyalty TO the Democratic party
Bov-like. he wrote 20 Ruth, asking her
10 use her influence with her papa to
secure him the office. In due time a
letter came from Washington, written In
juvenile language, promising 10 take the
matter Under consideration and let the
at rlicant know In due course OF events
what IL would be possible 10 do. The
lad wrote again asking Ruth 10 act
promptly, as several others were after the
office.
This letter was answered In three
DAYS. and the answer assured the hoy
that Miss Ruth had spoken to her father
and that he had promised 10 look with
particular care after the interests OF his
daughters friend. Miss Ruth, In this
letter, took occasion 10 say that she was
very much pleased with Franks youth
ml energy and that she hoped and be-
lieved her father would look with equal
favor upon his application. Miss Cleye-
lands letters are both marked Dictated
ON the upper left corner, and are evidently
signed bv herself, her hand probably being
held bv that OF an0ther-prObably Airs.
Cleveland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
MURRAF,s OpPOsLrLoN.
south Carolinn's 90 ored Congressman
Does Not Favor Immigrniion.

Does Not Favor In,migrniion.
WASHINGTON, oct. 29.-special-A
committee appointed by conven-
tion Of negro lawyers, recently held
in Chattanooga, have arrived I'm
Washington 20 urge Upon Congress the
recommendation OF the convention that in
case the Government does not protect the
negro, one billion dollars be appointed
with which the coored people OF this
country may be colonized.
The committee ran across their first
obstruction in the person Of the only
member OF Congress of their race. Mr..
Murray Of the Seventh South Carolina
district
Congressman Murray win present the
memorial % the House. as he has been
requested % DO so. but he is very strong
ly opposed 20 the scheme. thinking il
impossible Of realization
They wrote TO me some time ago
asking what should be the keynote or
the convention" said Murray. OF told
them II the convention could map out
some plan by which the education Of the
colored people, especially those I'm the
South. could be directed 10 making them
advance I'm business and use their bust
ness 90 make power and influence for
their own race. their work would be
handed down with as much admiration
as that OF the Parliament which gave the
Magma Charta, or the Continental
Congress which gave the Decla-
ration Of independence If. on the other
hand, they were 10 get up some Utopian
scheme which would create false hopes
in the minds OF the simple masses. 50
poorly prepared 90 emigrate anywhere.
it would be bound 20 meet with fait-
ure and bring misery. Like the other
schemes which have failed. they would
be remembered with execrau0n."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
MIYERs ~ 4 mn WAF.
Compelled to Dispose Of Their Checks at
HEAVY Discount

DENVER, COL. oct 3o.-The follow
ing is a carefully prepared statement
Of the number OF miners out at each OF
the coal mines involved in the strike,
prepared from dispatches received by
the United Press from every coal-mining
camp I'm the State. Louisville Caledonia,
s5: Acme, 1885, total. 270. Lafayette
Simpson, 70. Gladstone, Co. Excelsior.
g: total. 20j. ROckvale-Santa Re
mines. COO. Newcastle-Santa Fe mines.
25O
This makes a total Of about 1900 men
out in the State
on account Of the stringency I'm hnan-
cial circles mine operators found some
difficulty in getting hold Of ready cash.
and il Is stated that the men agreed 20
accept checks In payment for their Sep
tember salaries redeemable November
18th.
But the miners had 10 live in the
meantime They claim that they were
led TO believe that they could negotiate
the checks at the stores. but that when
they presented them an exhorbitant dis
count was demanded At Lafayette. for
Instance the Lockwood Company abso-
lutely refused TO accept the checks un-
der any consideration. and Faul and No
bic kindly condescended 20 cash them
al a discount Of 20 cents on the dollar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
mn ASs4SSIN.
-' Tells WHY lie Killed Mayor Harri-
''n--succession 20 the Mayoralty.

ne Tells WHY lie Killed Mayor HarrI-
''n-succession 10 the Bayoralty.
CHICAGO. Oct s-Patrick Eugene
tisaiereast the crank who assassinated
'--s'r Harrison. is now confined in the
county JAIL Despite the assertion Of Dr.
-..''aw the Prendergast family physl-
s.. ' 'aat the ASSASSIN had never shown
~ indication Of mental alteration there
no doubt in the minds Of those who
r-'e seen and conversed with him tb.t
Insane. Ills actions for several
tea past confirm this supposiuon. lie
49, peeh writing threatening postal ards
~ various city officials: he mas tbyeatan9
~ the hfe OF the mayor I'm the bearjr,,
' Mr. Graham, the mayors secretar',.
As .9s demanded that Corporation 60
st. hraus should resign in his foyon couli,
.'. "noie conduct has been thar ~ ,aau os'u
.laiiy unbalanced whose mania tai',a ,l,aiI
q " homieldal turn. settled unon N9a,.lss
rl.lI,son ,..-l, as the imaginary author os bjs I
-- 'hieaso are universal feelings ~ con
~ ~. ana horror but public indignation a.
..nseF threatens 10 vent itself IN tba so-.. ~
" al attempt at lynching. II is realizea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 0.-Forecast
for Virginia: Fair. slightly warmer, hght
variable winds shifting TO southeas, ana
becoming fresh by Tuesday night.
North Carolina: Fair. slowly rising tenn
perature: fresh 10 brisk northeast winas
on the coast, winds shifting 10 east N ,hs
interior,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
Waterloo for the Swiss Socialist.

BERNE. Oct. SO.-Yesterday's election
for the one hundred and forty-seven mem
bers of the National Council resulted in
a crushing defeat for the Socialists. only
ore Of the candidates Of that party was
elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31

II the money spent every year In this
country on drink were given 10 a person
in S gold pieces, he might walk round
the world at the equator and drop three
al every step, and then only Just exhaust
the sunnlY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
carnot viii Stand for Reelection.

PARIS. Oct. 30.-The Figaro this morn
Ing announces that, In view OF the events
Of the past week, President Carnot has
resolved 10 be a candidate for re-elec-
tion TO the presidency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
Cousuls Appointed.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct 3O.-The
President to-day nominated 20 be consuls
]. Edward Nettles. OF South Carolina, at
Trieste. Austria. and Robert ]. Kirk. OF
south Carolina. at Copehagen, Denmark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
RANGE of THERMOMETERS.

The following was the range OF ,no
Thermometer an The Times office yester-
day; A. NJ. 46; y NJ. 50; 7. NJ, @i
sP. ~, IS; p. NJ. lS; II NJ. 4. Aver
age, AZ Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
oanto,n gateheller Deaf.

WASHINGTON. D. c., oct. Q.-rhe
Navy Department has been informed OF
tbe death. az Tryon, \ G.. this morn
inc. OF Captain 0. A. Batcheller. United
states Navy. retired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
SIR JOHN ABBOTT DEAD.

The Ex-Premier OF the Dominion OF Can
ada Passes Away M Montreal.
MONTREAL, Oct. SO.-Sir John Abbott,
ex-Premier of Canada. died at 9 o'clock
this evening. His end was peaceful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
APecnIlar Situation.

local municinal law. says Chicago has
no mayor. No one can succeed Mr..
Harrison. There is an absolute silence In
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