davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1893-03-27
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA,
No Trace of WreclzaSe in the Deepest
of the Oceans Depth.

No Trace of Wreckage in the Deepest
of the Oceans Depth.
An extraordinary circumstance that has
been noticed with interest and that al
ways creates surprise when first learned
is the entire absence of foreign matter in
the deeper part of the oceans floor. Of
all the vessels lost in midocean, of all the
human beings that have been drowned
OF all the marine animals that have per-
ished, of all the clay, sand and gravel let
fall by dissolving icebergs, of all the vari-
Gus substances drifted from every shore
by shifting currents-not a trace remains
but in their place water from 900 to .. 800
fathoms in depth covers the uniform de-
posit OF thick, blush, tenacious slime,
called globigerina ooze. \ bit of this
under powerful lens is declared by the
CoSmOp0Litd1s to be a revelation not readily
forgotten. The ooZe is composed almost
entirely of the daintiest, most delicately
beautiful shells imaginable. At depths
greater than p 500 tathoms the bottom ofthe
sea consists mainly OF products arising
from exposure, for almost incalculable e
periods, to the chemical action OF sea
water, of pumice ami other volcanic mat
ters. This finally results in the formation
Of the red clay deposits that are considered
characteristic OF the profoundest depths OF
the ocean.
Carbonate oflime. which is the form of
large part of the gIobigerina ooze, is
here almost entirely absent. Sea water Is
very nearly universal solvent, and be-
fore any shell, large or small, reaches the
bottom of these tremendous abysms it is
chemically eaten up. literally dissolved
a result which the enormous pressure of
the water must materially hasten. At
1000 fathoms the weight of the water
pressing on all sides of an object i'm
mersed to that depth is very nearly one
ton 10 the square inch, or more than one
hundred times that sustained at the sea
level, and at the greatest depths the pres
sure is so increased that it would seem
nothing could Withstand tin fact. heav y
metal cylinders let down with the sound
/ ing apparatus are sometimes, on being
drawn up again to the surface, found
bent and collapsed; strongly made glass
vessels which the metal inclosed are
shattered into fragments.
The record-union., 1893-03-27

THERE is no reason why children
should be allowed to suffer from loath-
some scrofulous sores and glandular
swellings when such a pleasant, eifectlVe
and economical medicine as Ayers Sar-
saparilla may be procured of the nearest
druggist. Be sure you get Ayers
The record-union., 1893-03-27
He Had a Brother.

Pretty Sunday-sehooi Teacher-Oh, and
so you have an elder brother, Jimmy.
How old is he?
Apt Scholar-I dunno, but he's lust
started swearing.-Texas Siftings.
The record-union., 1893-03-27
The Leading Pape- of the
Interior of California.

The pioneer journal, which,
nom early years in the history
OF the coast, has maintained
the FRONT RANK OF JOUR-
NALISM, having every news
facility with the San Francisco
leading dailies, and SUSTAINING
the fullest public confidence.
The record-union., 1893-03-27

Mrs. LIZZIE CLARK of Washington, R.
l., had two attacks of the grip, leaving
her weak, blue and discouraged. Hoods
Sarsaparilla, she says, gave me strength
and made me feel well.'
The record-union., 1893-03-27

Men cutting ice at Buxton, Me-, found
halt-blown water lily embedded in one
of the cakes. 1t was thawed out, put in a
sunny window and soon bloomed out as
handsomely as any lily in July.
The record-union., 1893-03-27

The founder lays 100000 eggs annu-
ally; several others from 100000 to 5000
900, while the turbot is credited with de-
posting from ll,0J0,0O0 to l2,000.0O0 DUR
ing each breeding season.
The record-union., 1893-03-27
IN ALL RESPECTS THE
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.

Clean in all departments, and there.
fore pre-eminently THE FAMILY
JOURNAL The best paper for the
ROmeseeker, for the Merchant, Farmer,
Mechanic ard all who desire the full
news of the day presented in a cleanly
manner.
The record-union., 1893-03-27
CROSSNAN'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE.

WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN
w cure themselves without the least ex-
posure, change OF diet or change in applica-
ton TO business. The medicine contains moth
Ing that is Of the least injury TO the constitu-
tiOn: Ask your druggist for it. Price, 81 a
bottle 'ruE
The record-union., 1893-03-27
--THE--
WEEKLY UNION.

Containing all the news OF tho
RecOrd-UniOn, has the largest
circulation OF any paper on the
Pacific Slope, its readers being
found in every town and ham,
let, with a constantly increasing
list in the Eastern States and
Europe. Special attention paid
to the publication OF truthful
statements OF the resources Of
California and the entire coast,
best methods Of agriculture,
fruit and vine growing.
The record-union., 1893-03-27
GRATEFUL-CoAIFoRTTNG.
COCOA.
BREAKFAST
Sacramento. Cal.

BREAKFAST.
by q thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion
and nutrition. and by careful application OF
the fine properties OF well-seiected Cocoa Mr.
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
a delicately favored beverage which may save
us many heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the ju-
dicious use OF such articles of diet that II con-
stituuon may be gradually built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to dis
ease. Hundreds ofsubtle maladies are float
ing around US ready to attack wherever there
is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal
shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished frame"
Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk
Sold only in halEpound tins by grocers la
beled thus: LANES EPPS & Co, Homce-
opathic Chemists. London. England.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08
FELL FROM A TRESTLE.
Jos Cahill, an Aged Man, Falls
Through a Trestle and is Killed.

Yes erdsy afternoon while Baalis
Ulsy,son Ct Mr. w g. ClaY,was riding
h'er COWS in the western par Of the
city he found he body of al old man
lyiug beneath the trestle work # the
Cotton Bell bridge across Waco
rrerk |; was iuca,od in winding
sheet OF ice II d,smouute3, and al
Ter Examining the body, 4 scovered
INA, If. was not extinct, but could as
certain nothing from the I'D man as to
now the accident occurred.
Baahs gall,ped off in search of help,
and On returned with Officers Curry
nnd Tubbs, who acc mp MED HIM TO
The spot where the diving man lay,
nu, hen they reached him he was IL
corpse
y ceased was tax to his son res
deuce, No. Gl2 South Twelfth street.
ana viewed by Jus ice Harrison aud
.3ustice G .llsgher, neither knowing
shat the other had been summoned.
Is not known exactly how Mr..
Cahill came to his death. It's very
probable that while walking across the
DR. dye, which was covered with ice,
no slipped and fell through the trestle.
sustaining inj urics which proved fatal
How long he lay there before he was
discovered is not known.
The funeral will take place to NOR
row morning from tho residence OF his
xnn ar O'olock Intermeut at the
Catholic cemetery
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08
JNO r. BATTLE,
ReS1 e State.
OFFICE. PROTIDENT BUILDING.
p. o. Oaa~sa "a. WACO. TEXAS
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

No 10. six lot4 on Sixteenth street, between
j, iirrson and ; ON SIR cts,
No. II. Two lots on Fourteenth street, be.
tween Ear, on a. d M"irO IT ee,s
No. II. Five loCA on rive lth street. between
IL rson and Burro stree :.
NO H. Three lots on " ashington street. near
s xteenth @. t.
No H. Two lots on Thirteenth street, between
Jener-on and Barron It e't..
No. l.. Two lots corner Jeifer on and Twelfth
streets
40 III -Four lots corner IF Barnard and
Fourteenth stre"t-.
NJ. l.. Three OTIS and small house on Wash.
ingto street near Six EMU street.
No. Is. Two lots. corner OF Austin and Seven.
tecnth e is
Nc 20. Four lots on Austin street, near
1w nty-Sccond street.
n IL Twenty eight lots in Belmont add.
ton.
Twenty second rect.
NJ. u Tniruen lots corner Webster and
Seventeen tre T..
No. "A. seyenlots on C'ey and Twenty Second
streets
No % Seven lots on burnett and Twenty
SECOND streets
N -, ON and one. half lots on Eleventh
street. between Barron and Morrow It eets.
No Is Eight 10, on Barnard near Twenty
S cOnd street
No. ~ Lots on Fort Avenue, Cohen's a di.
II n. L. son Sanger Avenue c. hers additio q.
Lo on Morrow Avenue, COnen's hdd .tOn.
Lots on man Avenue. Cohen's ad 1T on.
All OF the lots in COhe - addition are cOnven.
len 10 = leCtrIc car line
No. 20. Gotta e,5 rooms. lot 20 by $50 feet,
South Eishth >tree,re Bag'y Avenue.
No. POI. Cottage, q rooms. lot TO- by / % feet.
corner Eighth md tagby Ave- ne.
No. 20 Cottage, s DOM. lot l2O by los feet,
corner Jeff rsou and Eiev nth streets.
30 2o5. Cottage. rooms OF GO by $50 feet,
| Thirt, enih street. bet cen Barron AID Morrow
Streets.
No. &. Cottsge, araoms, lots 50 by $50 feet,
| South Eighth street
| No 2o7 Colt re, s rooms, lot 100 by 165 feet.
| South SIKH TT ct.
No. Dos. Cottage. 5rnons, lot 50 bv $50 feet,
! Tenth street, between Barron and Morrow
| str cts.
No 800. III rec COTTAGES. 4 rooms each lot Tic
| by $50 fee, corner Ninth and Morrow streets.
No. 30 Cottage, 5loOms. lot vs. by los feet
| corner J"fer on aid FOu teentt streets.
| No. 2ll. G, ttage. rooms. lot 20 by $50 feet
| South Fourth street.
No 2l2 Cottage. rooms, lot rs by 1855 feet
| South Ninth st,eet.
No. 213 House, TWO story brick, lot 100 bv l6
| feet, correr Mary aud Fifth streets
Il offer also store h,usrs on Austin street
| St. re- h0us on franklin street. Vacant bust
| ness prop Ity n I'll h street. Vacant business
property Oh Fra kiln street.
JNO. T. BATTLE,
Room 5, Provident Building.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08

The Texa- Savings Loan Associa
ton. organ I'D nearly six years ago,
has been an unparalleled success The
MANAGEMENT collecei from the stock
TO ders ,g4l interest on 100000
stock, or one per cent north, for
rixty six months The earnings after
paying ali exuei ses euab ed the board
to declare The stock paid up last
August. Ga January l,' q dividend
was paid on thi, stock. And the AS.
sociatlon still has surplus of $50 600,
or total asses Of 1922 900. The City
Savings Bank, managed BY the same
board, now ofers the balance of its
stock for sale. There is promise Of
even larger success in the new instltu
ton. MAY field will serve you.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08
An Important Difference.

To make it apparent to thousands,
Who think Themselves i'll, that t. ey
sre not affected with any disease, but
That the system simply needs cleans
ing, is to bring comfort home to their
bears as a cos i've condition is easily
snred by the Syrup Of Figs Manu-
i,c,urod by the California Fig Syrup
Company.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08
Something New.

Through Sleeping Cars between
Dallas and San Antonio via Hearne,
are now being run by the Hous.on &
Texas Central and international a.
Great Northern railways. Only
through car service between North aud
Southwest Texas ID, j. PRICE,
A. G. p. A, Palestine, Tex.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08

Agents wanted, ladies' AID gentle
men, to sell household articles, needs
no talk NJ, three 10 ten collars day
made by agents Address the Christy
Knife Co Waco, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08
To all Agents.

February 10Th to February 18th,
inclusive, you may sell round trip
tickets at one fare to New Orleans and
Noble Mardi.Gras. Tickets good
anul the 28th.
M. l. RoBBINs,
Pass Agt.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08

oa,eauthorized to an ,nrnce " W. ~elAv
u. u chndIf at for recollection 10 the of &c Of
city e,snrer n the 81 sui < election \ iii I.
I'M Nrws Is authorized t. nnuounce Nc
Ioir X '.e a oauc i1ate for ci treasurer
At III Ap II Gle ton.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08
Lost in q Fire.

A Coleman is doipg upholsterine
and furniture repsirirg at Pollock'l
Trunk Factory, 5l3 Austin ave.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08
Forest Trees TranspIanted.

Parties wanting trees on their place
should see Mr.. P. G.. Smith, 1909
Franklin street He makes special
~ of that business and is an expert.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08
WATCH THISSPB AGA
Deane, The PHOTOGRAPHER

Has reopened for business at Austin street overC
Tucker Co.'S He has the newest and latest styles in bac
accessories and everything pertaining elegant photographs
plastic grounds the latest extension grounds nevs
brought to Waco Also the largest photo camera box and
the city, which will enable him make fe-sze bust phot
and to introduce large photo graphic work Waco he will CIV
ABSOLUTELY free of charge all during February
and April May Ist five large portraits, handsomely franz
One 22x27, 2ox24, 1922 I0x2o one I4xt7
have the chance get portrait your
this fact that Deoe tn very charsN
price it, DON'T FORGET THIS.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08
YOwCIvy ATTORNEY.

r. Nhws s hutho lied TO an our ce James
a Harrison. Esq H. Il didet 70 re-e.e on
10 ne dice OF city alto ney At he Aptn cleo
no.
1uy Ntws esuihor.z to announce Mr. W {.
{ II trh a. ncl ldidate f,T the Office If city
At IRA. ~ the Apr election.
Ins Nfws is authorized to announce John w.
Dawn as candidate tor city attorney at the
April &c ion
Tnx eve antho ~ a,l 10 ann ounce Eugene
AttI rp b. candida ion i y uttorn, y
Al Il Ap 4 cie' ton.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08
tOIs AI.DrItNAN.

Tnr Npws is uuthor'2' d 10 ann ourc Nai, A..
Symt- rs candidate for d, rman iIon the
sfcoi gatd attn e ApIi. c ectlou
TN NtW- Is auth riled o announce MI p.
e XVII atr OK IL n'tca'e for Il de man
~ IN he III rd ward a. the April election
, 1893-11-14

Der 8inb iprtngt bon 8eiten noc
Subpeltcn I'M un6 bet Simmel 6leibt tlar.
, 1893-11-14
Stdott1bes,
Demonstrating Qtutter.
frau Peter Qelion finoet, Don einem 2luss
gauge 5uriidfebreno, ole Kletoer ibres
fIeinen Kinoes i'll SIammer.

STRAIT geter gtelion IieB seitern A6en6
I'M 8 11br ibre betoen 9in6er, 3tpet M6bz
chen i'm glitter bon 4 Sabren unb BON II
OtDnaten auf einige Wtinuten aIein III
ibrer 8obnung go. 1863 %. StraBe, tuGbz
renb tie mebrere Saben aus einem naben
Observation-Disclosures bolte. 2lS fte Su>
ridfebrte, fanb ie Su ibrem GntieBen bas
8abD auf benz 6uBbo6en unb beilen &Ieiz
ber in belen Slammen. Die Ohttter raffte
Oas Sinh auf, trug eS ms S6laf3immer
uno ipideIte IS in cine Steppbede ein. 9luf
6teie @eile gelang eS ibr, Die Slammen 3I
eriti6en, ie ielbit aber etlitt b6ie 8rGnbz
nunben I'M @eii6t unb an ben 6dnoen.
9tabbarn, Sic ibren G~ntieBensibret sez
bort battel, riefen etlt9it einen 9lrst bcrbei,
bet iebocb auf ben eriten Slid ertlGrte, 6aB
Oas &iuO ntobt 81 retten iei, 6a es ben
beiBen Gau6 Der brennenben &letber elm
9eatbmtet babe. Sus arn1e Sinh itarb audi
nab stpet Stunbeu inter entieBlicben
Qualen. Die S6uLb a1 benz 11n9liid trug
bic bteriGbrtge Socbter. 9as fletne NtG6e
3en bate nit Dem SGu9Iing auf Dem SUP
boben geipielt unb SufGQig ein Streidbbol;
getnnben. SIS itricb baIieIbe on, bic Slamme
fam ben &leibern beS Babies gu nabe un6
I'M Sou tparen bieieIben ent3iin6et. Der
Coroner purbe bena9ribtigt un6 tpirb
einem Snqueit abbalten.
, 1893-11-14
Der 6efdaftsfiibrer 0er matt
rifdDen Austtelun9
ser 2Itomop 2raifance
Kauft mafen fir ole Rifmauren in
marroffo.
sc e IN q prf. IA. Sob.

6a1an 8en 2llt, uel9er iib iebt bier in
Der StaOt b%efinOet, ia9t, baB er fir Die
Gtffmauren, tpelGbe ieBt BET OteLtQa, in
Marotfo, bic Spanier befGmpfen, @affen
fault. Iacb ietner 911gabe beftnben iicb
bereits a6ttauieno &epetir9etpebre in Sen
6anben Der Wauren, tpel6e in BENT lebten
9efe1t 3ur 8%ertpenbung famen.
vS6 babe ioe6en tpeitere 5000 @eipe6re
ansefauft, unb mer6e Die &erienoung bere
lelben, tpelde in ndblter 8obe Oon8oiton
aus erfOlgcn iOu, ielbit iberpa3en," iaste
9afian.
9erartige 8i9Ien aber, tpie er iie, ieiner
Qngabe nacb, bcreits Derian6t bat, foiten
peni9itens 5000 bas Stid, un6 Ser bon
ibm semabte 9(ntouf miir6e bic 9tu5Lage
BON 81, 600, 900 erforoern.
9aiian Sen Nli mar Der @ei6GftsfIbrer
Der maurii6en NusiteQung in Der MibpaD
Ylatiance, unb icine Qn9abe muB nit
etni9er 8oriicbt oufgenommen iper6en,
Obgle;9 tai 9Iaubt, baB er bis gu einem
getptiien @rabe ais Der 9tgent bes Sultans
.9ebanbelt Bat.
, 1893-11-14
Gs mar oiesmal gut, oa6 sic 0duIe
eurd9in9en,
DEM oaourb retteteu iie ihren BERN Dor
Strabenr6uberr.
Gar1Dle, Su., IA. geob.

Sn Sem 1i6OitGicb bon bier g~eIegenen
8roofit6e Gownibip tpurOe borgeltern9[beno
Elm freezer StraBenroubperiucb gento6t.
Yeter S9teitel, Elm poblbabenber Sarmer,
bate in Gentralia cine Qabuug Wet5en
%perfauft uno befan6 ltc6 NIT benz baraus
gel0ften @elbe auf 6er 9ctmfobrt. Gr tDar
9liidIi6 bis Sur Bride iber Den Groote6
Greet gelangt, no Die Cambridge burh cine
cine einlame, ipdrIic6 anseliebelte @egeno
fubrt, ais plobli6 sipet maSttrte OtGnner
init 9e5ogenen GeDolpern por ietnem @agen
altftaubten unO ibm befablen, feline 6Gnbe
bo93u6aLten. Sbieitel aber Lief itb nicbt
10 icbneu in's 8odsborn ia9en unb ermi0erte
Ben 2euten, 6aB tie ltb gum SeufeL ibeeren
ioQten. 0arauf noIlte elmer Ser GGuber
Sen Bfcr6en in bic 3i9el fallen biele. aber
perftanoen bic Sabe falih, triegten eS nit
ber N(t9it unb gtngen burb. Die StraBen=
rGuber i6idten S6ieftel mebrere &ugeln
na6, bon Oenen ieOob gIiiflicber @eiie
feline iDr 3tel traf, obslei6 cine leinen SUIT
Ourbbobrte, cine anoere bureb leinen God
9ing unb bte brittle nOdb elm Stitd9en 9aut
BON Sbteltel'S 8ade mitnabm. 8on ben
ben Rdrbern mur6e ipGter natirIib ntbt
bic geringite Spur entoedt.
, 1893-11-14
5ortwdbrenoer 5anf uno STREET.
5aRrten fdIic6Iid sum Moro unO seIbfmOro.
sc Ia. geob.

Sermaun unb 2issie Scbanf, beren
5aus, SEQ. 604 &iner Str, iib nidbt 6es
beiten &ufes e~rfreute, fIbrten fetn anses
nebmeS @beleben, unb CANT unb Strett
tparen an Der Sagesoronun9. @sitern
NbenO cling Der Sang mie6er IOs, unb amar
nit iOlber 6efti9feit, 6oB Sbant leinen
GepolDer bottle un6 auf ietne Srau f~elterte =;
baranf icboB ct ii9 lelbft cine &u9el in ben
6opf. Der 9oIisiit &oeiter b0rte Die
S3Iiie, unb elite i6nea benz 6ouie gu.
9Ort fanO ct bic Trau bepuBtlOs am SUB
Ser na9 benz Dberen Stodtpert fiibrenoen
3reppe Itesen; tie mar betuuBtlos, un6 aus
elmer @unOe in Ser 8ruit floB 8tut. Sn
benz nd6iten 3immer lag S6ant auf Dem
6uBboOen. Sofort tpur6e Elm Nr5t 9eboIt,
aber bic Srau tpar bereits toot, ais 6er1elbe
antam. S3anf uurbe nacb benz 6oipitaI
sebracbt, no er S~tpan5ig Wtinuten 6arauf
ftarb. 0eute, Bic i'm 6auie tpobnen, iagen,
baB S6ant l6on ami Morgcn 9e6robt
babe, feline Trau gu eri6teBen. @r mar
oretBig Sabre alt, nnb leine SraW 3pei
Sabre tinger.
, 1893-11-14
AFhRrhltk
GnS &mrsgefGetes.

= Der 8inb 1prtngt bon @eiten no6
Su6meItcn I'M un6 6er 6inmel bleibt tlar.
= Oas Ioie Wltn6pert Ser b~efannten
fron30ltIcben So3taliitin Ofme. Wftnd, Dere
ibaffte ibr cine unfreimtai9e &e6epauie.
0us baperii9e &rtegsmtnifterium
beeinitigt Sic 8tlbun9 ron 2anbptrtbe1
SbnOitaten, bic eS it4 CUR 9~(ufgabe maden,
bic Qrn1ee nit 8ferbefutter gu oerior9en.
Sir bic b~orttgen 6erren Spetulonten
in 6ieiem 3metge icbeinen bemnab Bic
yibonen Sage bon Nraniue5" norllber 5u
1etn.
- Qtus Berlin per6en beri9ie6ene intes
t%eiiante gteuigfeiten gemelOet.
= Ser 11eue D%iterreicbiibe Iinan3miniz
fter bon 8Iener fin6et Sen Stanb 0er
9teib5finan3en yGuBerft befrteoi9enb", bdlt
aber nibtsoeitOtpeniser Deri3iebene Stnan3z
reformen fit n~otbmenbig.
= 9as Bariier Qlnar6tftenbIatt y8ere
8etl1arb" fol- laut &abinetsbei6Lu tpegen
8erberrlt6ung Ser 8arcelona'er 8onlben@
tperfer gericbtli6 Derfol9t peroen.
= Die neue frana0iti9e 9eputirtentamz
met lit bertte 5ulammengetreten. Ser alte
ScbipdBer 8ierre 8lanc, 0LterSprGitoent
Der &ammer, belt eineRebe, Die img8elentz
lt6en etue 8erberrIibung bes mosfotptttz
iben Sreun5cs Der vgrrrroBen Station" gez
tpeien SIT ietn %icetnt.
= Die bra1tliani16e @eian6tiHaft in
Barts 1T ibon felt mebreren Sagen pbne
ie6e gfa6riht aus Gto Be Saneiro.
= Der @eiSenmartt Iebte bette feit an
un6 Die 9retie gingen UNI cine &Ieini9feit
in Sic 60be; int 9e5embcrtcrntin Guf 81
nab6er ptb Der greiS auf 61&. WfaiS
cling I'M Otattermin bon 41$ auf AS ber@
unter, Safer I'M ! Sent. S6peineHeii9=
tpaaren iin6 ebenfaus ettpaS feiter.
= &in6pie6yufu6r $500, S6afe 10, 900,
S9meine 10000 Stiif. &in6pieb unb
Sbafe nm 5(010 Sent tbeuerer ais 9eiterr,
Scbpeine nm 5 Sent. Sbnere S6tpeine
ipur0en nit ). 60(05.90 geban6elt, Ietcbte
nit 5,6O(06. 05, ibrpere ur6 leicbte burcbz
chamber nit 5,60@5.95, OBigs" nit 400
(05.S5.
- Die in 8ai6ington i'm llmLaufe be-
finbltden, auf republifanii6e 0ueaen au7
acknowledgement 0eri6te bon erniten Wfet@
l1ungSperi6tebenbeiten I'M Rabtnet aus
Q(nlaB ser bon GIeoelan6 uto @relbam in
8e3ug auf 0apait etngei6lagenen 8oItttf,
tperbett bon Dem Qlderboumtniiter Worton
f~ur5peg ais dummies @eibwGb" be3et6z
net.
Die @ol6reieroe Ser &egierung bat
geitern nm l ,070, SOP Dollars ab9enommen
un0 BET &aiienbeitdrIo Der Regierung nm
1,070,724 Collars.
Die Netu Oorfer Gffeftenb0r1e 1T
beute feit unb iteigenb. Die Gurie iinO Inn
Sol 8ro3ent in Die 0Obe ~9egangen.
= 0as itaLienil4e Rabtnet lit angeblid
i9on ipteber i'm @odeln. 9remier miniiter
@toIitti, 10 DeiBt es, tperbe Ourcb Stgnor
3anar6eat erlebt tper6en.
, 1893-11-14
Gin erduIider Wor0bube un1ado.
lib 9emabt.
OerfeIbe hattie i'm 0u9thaufe 5pei miteefan.
gene ermoroet.
Muburn, 81. g., IA. gaob.

~" 0P IL" w.
Der 9oppeGmor6, pcIcben SobnSobn1on
beute Wor9en nit benz 3o6e bIBte, murOc
AM leBten 17ten Qpril in oer 8eienperf1
ftdtte beS 3u6tbauies in 9luburn besan9en.
Gs Lag feline dnbere 8eranlaiiung 6asu Dor,
ais angeborene 80sartigtett uno Ser unbez
8pingbare Sang, trgeno cine Nieoertracbt
sl begeben. Sobnion 9tn9 uutcr benz gta=
men Der bIaue Neger bon Glpbe" unb Iein
STUFF mar etn mOgli6it ible6ter. Oils
@affe benubte ct Elm i6arfes Wfeiier, ME
es gum S6neiben bon 8eiencorn benubt
tptro. ? 9a1ntt rannte er burcb bte Mertz
itdtte, in pelber auf bet6en Seiten StrGf7
hinge an Der Nrbett iaBen, un6 itab na6
rebts un6 Limits ipittbenb UNI fib. Sein
critics Spfer NAT CHARLES 9ed bon 8eit
Gbeiter @ountD, Der iOfort tobt nieberz
~ftitr3te; oann fam 9an. 8ritton at bic
&eibe, tpelber 3tpei Stun6en ipater leiner
Wunbe erlag. QluBerbem erbielten nocb
mebrere an6ere Strdfinee mebr ober tpez
niger i6pere SerIebuugen. @S waren
bem Worb9elellen nod mcbr 8erionen
gum Spfer gefaQen, ipenn bas Wfeiier ni6t
serbroben pGre; ct murbe i6lieBlicb iiber7
tpGlttgt uno IN elmer Belle eingei6loiien.
, 1893-11-14
s. d. Billiard 9efaet.
Der betrieeriide Kaitrer Der Chicago Uri'
bune" miro moreen bier eintrefen.

9lus SEEM Oorf murbe 9eitern gemeI6et,
baB Der ebemali9e &aiiirer Der v@bica9o
Sribune", 6. 81. 6iQtaro, Der i'm Qtuguit
plOBli9 beribpanb, nabbem er ungefGbr
$4,000 unteri6lagen bate, BORT in 6aft iei.
t6t1iarb purbe in Spanien BON benz ytem
Oorter 9etectipe Seibelberg nerbaftet; er
erbot iib, bic Sade nit $4,000 gu be9Iets
ben, ais aber 6teies Qnerbteten 5urid9es
mieien purbe, CAB ct feline 3uitimmung,
ohne 9luslteferungSpapiere nab @merifG
suridfebren ST. tpoIen. Gr traf nit benz
9ampfer y@erra" in Stem gorf elm un6
uurbe bort bon benz bieiteen 9ctectipes
@ooo un6 Sobn Goripin, eiren @ertreter
Ser vSribune" in @mpfang genpmmen.
Soften feline beiOn6eren 9apiere n0tbig
fem, 70 miro Stuiarb morgen bier %eintrefz
fen. Die vSrtbune" ptrb iibrigens nibts
Derlieren, 6a bic vQtmertcan Sibelitp Co."
$4,000 8arsi9aft fir i'm seiteut bat.