davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

$50. 8, 42@-c.; Gp. 2 mad @utfer-@454c;
go. 2, 453c. Sanuur 472c. Mai 52e.
&leie- gerfdufe Su $1o.5O-11.
OetbbIin9s- Serfdufe iparen: S11.0O
@11.25.
9eu- gerfdufe paren $50. 1, 3imotbp,
S10.50@11.0 90; geo. 2, Einlotbp, S9,50@
1000; gem. Simotbp, S7.50@8.50; rplanb
Brairie S8.00@8.50
Saamen- Yerfaufe nab Brobe rDarett:
Sla9s, go. 1, 112 Wai 117t; SimotbD,
$500; @loper, s9-s9.25.
SGar-5 500 80teGfeii9= Sdiier Su 99t@
Soc. S6mala =SGiier, S95@1.00.
@btStep- ST 10.
0Gute-fet; geo. 1, lei9t unb l91uer,
SIC. bei6dbtgte, 23c.; SEQ. 1, 6albfell, 5ac.;
bei6aOigte, &c. No. 1, unseserbte 9al.te, 81;
No.2. &c.
@efGiseI = 2ebeubis, Sibner SIC;
Sprin9, 54-6c.; Surtep, Sf@9c.; @lttell,
73-Sc.; @GrIe 100000 per Oeb.
II Suite, So. 50@4.50 per Dor;
Sancp, $500.
gananen-S $3.50 per &ite.
8ftrii6 e 1876. per 0asfet.
Srii9e YtcNic= g 9inteh-9.50.
Sweet BidIeb SbouIbers-7.00.
3wiebeln- SQilloiI er, $1.25 per SOP.
@rbien @etroduete, sriiae, S1.00@
LOS.
8nttertne- aruour's @ait Safe Ooirp,
15c. empire, 1876. SQitois Creamery, TIC.
Samcp Creamery, 19c.; &c. mebr fir &oaen
ober 10 Yfb. 8erpaduu9.
&Ge- Sui Cream Gmits 10&@114c;
SuQ @ream Ooun9 Americaus, 10t@113c.i
Sui Cream Gbebbar, 101@114c.; grid 99@
101c. Gtmburger, 11@12c. S9tpei5er, neuer,
114@12c. per Yfutb.
&otbe Sc ii be II - SieIiae, S1.OO@1.25.
&epfel- @erin9ere Sortelt, So. 00@2.50
per SAP quite, s2.75@3.75.
&artoff ELM - Surbanfs $4,000;
6ebrons, 55@58c. Stole. 53@55c per 8uibel.
8o6uen- 8eite NapieS, S1.65; Dte=
blum, S1.60.
6onts- @eiBer aGee, III 9furtbe abses
tbellt, 14@15c. ni6t 10 beQ, 1Oc. ourfel gez
forbt, 1O@14c. bas Rfunb; ous9elaiel1er,
6@8c.
eter sac. bas 0sb. fir fril6e. Qtls
benz @isbaus 1916.
Gutter 8ere Creamery, 95 O.;
quite, 22@24c.; 9eriu9ere, 20@22c.; na99ez
matbte, 19@21c. bette 0airp, 22@24c. quite,
21@23c. ; gerir9ere, 10000. SEQ. 1, Gables,
17@18c. $50. 2, 1916. Padit9, fril9e, 1896;
&ou, 16-17c.
@6mterfett-o ~, 48c.; 49,, &c.;
.9elbes, &c.
Sol9-R go. /, Gou1trp, 64c.
SomatoeS- Suinots, S1.O0@1.25 per
8ulbel.
8eie1t 0 m = auf Der 8abm fair" bis
dolce, grimes &C.; mittleres, rotbz ober
bloBfarbi9, 4@43c. raub ultb 9rob, 34@34c.;
,,6oice" grimes 5t @arpetzgiriten, Sc; jeff
enbi9enbes, 44c. 0eder, grim, 44@5c. rotbz
e1oi9eu6es, Do, 43@44c. ungrabes, 2@3c.
MtIbpret- 9ratrie @bifens, bas 8us.
S. .0O@3.5O; cartridges, S3.0O@3.5O; @oo6=
cod, $-.-@4.00; Gnoil, S1.25@1.6O; Wtalz
larb 0uds, $-.-@2.00; &ebneabs, $4,000
1896; Seal, blue ming, S-.-@1.75; Geal,
green ming, S-.-@1.50; @olbe1 8loper,
9Oc. @S1.00; Sad Snipe, -90c. @$1.25; 8eni=
Jon Saobles, baS Bfurb 10@12c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
5euer i'm botel Glencoe.
Werthpoae Kuuiffaden 3erft0rt.

Ser b~efannte Wufiter 8ictor @armoo6
erlttt 0tenftag &beno einen empftnbIiden
8erluft, tn6em bic foitbare Nusitattung
ieiner 3immer i'm @lencoe> 6oteI, $50. 343
Wt6igan NOe., beitebenb aus @emGlben,
Statuen, 0raperien &C., bur6 Teuer taft
bolitdnoi9 3erit0rt purbc. 9as Seuer
tpar babur6 %entftanben, baB Der Set6en<
i6irm eiter Qdmpe, Die @artpoob I'M 3tm7
mer bate BREMEN laiien, in 8ran6 gerietb.
@S mur0c 9egen balb 9 ubr our6 ben
6otelcIerf 9enniion entbedt, Der, als er
0te Tbir bes 3tmmers aufriB, 10 bieL
&au6 unb belize 2uft einatbmete, baB er
~beDuBtlos 3u 8oben fiel. Sour nit Ofi6e
bra6ten i'm an6ere 6oteIbe6ienitete in
Si6erbett. Oas Seuer wurbe, nocbbem
ein @larm ~ab9cgeben par, rafb geI6i6t.
Ser pecunidre S6aoen bes 6rn. @artpoo6
= 6as 6otel uuroe nur unbebeuten6 be-
l9dbi9t = ptrb alf $4,000 seibdbl, bod
iinb pieIe Ser 3eritOrten &unitsegenitanbe
ntcht gu erieBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
III.
Mnmerfun9.

9aB GOetBe &e6t bat, Setgt inns lein Comet,
Senn bur6 ben 8teim crit 9tlg ct auf ben 9eint,
ltnb lein GeOanten9ang Warb burd. ben &eim
8erGnOert unb beitimmt pom q bis 3ett.
SIM @Orte rreiunen" lie9t bcS @onsen Setm;
Srnin legt Oer Gt6ter ii6 nit einern Srett
Gum Sdutseln in etn unbequemes 8ett,
Spnlt blieb ct aud nit Stol5 unO Sols babeim.
g8enn 9laten bann uuafOmmen fOr1n9ere9t
Sid SOlSe fir Ser @tuie 8IusrObr i9nist,
Statt baB er le an einem S3letfitetn ipist,
co mo6t er ieine Sa@e bersli6 i6le3t,
limb iener SOpfer lit mir grab 10 lteb,
Ser at BEN &anb auf ieine S9iifeIn i3rieb:
&Qe Wtor9en muB man lOrser,
$50 man nil BEN Saffee bergen.
&onra6 &re5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
(SIr bic SI1inois Staotsseitung)
Stuet fIaffS0e Gpucttc 1ttaS ciu
Observation-Disclosures
SaS Guuett.

Sid IN erleittem Sunltsebrau@ st iiber,
SIT beige 9ftdt, Sic mir sir ouierIesen:
Su fannit bid aud, wie nil, b%eitintmt ~beluegen
9ta9 Sritt un6 S9ritt, ipie es sir por9el9rieben
Senn eben be gei6rdnftn9 lGBt li6r lieben,
&cnn lid bic SETTER gar 9~epaltis re9et;
limb wie tie ii9 bsnn aud 9~ebdr6en mO9er,
9aS @crf sulest lit bod poQenbet bliebeu.
60 m69t t9 ielblt in finitlifen Sonetten,
Sn ipra6geponbter Moabe fHbnem StoGse,
9oS Seite, mas @eIibl mir gdbe, ~retntel;
Sur 1peiB i9 bier mid ni6t bequem su betten,
Sd i6netbe louit 10 germ aus ganSem 6olse,
HUB miBte nun bod aud mitunter leiuen.
Gnetbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

Ser d ct I'M S rmerbet # auz
II IL. ANAKESIS, baS meltberiibmte Sell
mittel Der b%ortnddi9iten $ dmorrboi6e III
Sale, BON Or. g. Silsbee erfuitbelt, bat
pie pu1berbariteu G1rert bieles i9redli9e1t
9eioets be5pedt unb 10000 bantbore Menz
i6e1, Die es anwanbtei1, tonnen es beseueen.
Ntniter nit @5ebrau6 sanweiiung merben auf
Verlalt9elt our6 P. Neustaedter 6 Co., Box
2416, New York, re 5u9ei6idt. gu baben
IN aQen reltommirten @potbsfen. Siitet eu6
Dor T~a0abrnln9eu. QDtet borouk bob Sic
ll1terl9rift BON 9. Silsbee, M. d., ii9 ouf
iebe Seite ber S9a6tel b~eliubet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
Wtchmatft.
@hicaaD,S G., 25. Nop.

@btca9D, ST., Is. Nop.
Gm Rim bp eb morft betrltg bic !3u=
Marft mar obne Qeben. 9reiie i6ma6 be-
bauptet. Gatipe StiereS5. 90-$6.1O. SIR
fettes @ie6 par gutegfo9frase, lei9te Gtiere
lan9iam unb anseboten. J3ufubr fir bic
ISOLDE 1885, 9eseit 73,947 ilt Der gOrwo6e.
8erfauft purbe1 inter Nnberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
Sas snnett on Goethe.

Sid ielbit, Gepalt'9er, Sen i'd nod Dor Sabren
Gtein tieieS &eie EN- Wibis lab pernetneu,
Old lelblt nun sdbp i'd beute Su ben meinert,
d3u benen, lpel6e meme Gunit erfabren.
9enu per 6ur6brunselt lit pom trnt9 @abret.
Sem mus bic 6orn lid unbeuubt u%ereinel,
ltnO mas benz Stiimper mag 9cfdbrIt6 i6einen,
SoS mus BEN 0teiiter 9Ottli6 Offenbaren.
@em Strait unb TiiGe ttei int Suiet fetmen,
Gos &ort beberri6t CT NIT 9eredtem StolSe,
Sewe9t ii3 let3t, ,pcnn aud in i6weren &eiuten
Gr i6neibst itd bes 2iebes fGi6t'se 8Otse
GeponOt unO lider, Obne ie SIT leimer,
ltnO mas er fertist, lit aus 9on5ent 5ol5e.
9Iaten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

MebI Sart @ei3en patent $3.50
So. so; 1pei6, S. .00@3.25; bart gGder, S185.
@2.Oo int 9aden; mei6, 81 .S0@1.90; &eO
0o9, S1.35 q 1 so III 9aden; @t1terruetdel1
$3.50 q 2.90 lit Sajern.
SAFER = gerfdufe mad grobe paret:
SO. 2, 2S4@284c; SEQ. 2, weiBer, 303e@3I;
SEQ. 8, 27@273; SEQ. 3, weiBer, 20 @ 30;
@erte- gerfauie nd9 Strobe wareH
SO. 3, 38@50c; SEQ. a, 32@4Oc.
@interwet3en- Serfaufe mad Frobe
woren: SEQ. 3, rotber, $50. 9o. 4 rotber
$685..
8 pmmerwefsen = 8erfdufe I'M 9tore
maren: $50. 2, CSC; SEQ. 8, 56-61e; roetBer,
-@-c; go. 4, 50 @-53e;
Corn = Gerfdufe mad probe: yto: .,
selbes $3.50; 800. 3, 100000; geo. 8, welBes
354@36ae; $50. A., 35@36c.
&oggem- @ertaaie mad 9robs uuGren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

bet6ctlist tparen, ipabren6 bielcr einen nab
@eiten fa6rei16en 8erlonen5ug Dor glins
Derung i9ibte. @eaen ben Neger Sames
Gbomas, in wet6em berienise Strolcb
tpiebererfdnnt murbe, tpel6er Stacep eine
qefdbrlibe &~opflDunbc bei9ebraebt bat, lit
bic Nnflage tpegen Mor6perlu95 erboben
fporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
NuswGrtiae mdrfte.

Weisen - Stem gort: Nopember &c;
Oecember 678c; W}di 73sc. - ct. Souls
Hopember 593c; December SOC; Wtdi 655c
= Mtlpaufee: December, 593c; Otat, 65e
Duluth: SEQ. l Nortberm - Nopember
604c; Gecember 6Oc. = Minueapolts: No
| Wortbern - Nopember sole; December
594c. -Telebo: 9eopelnber 624c; December
624e.- Baltimore December $3.50; Wat 72tc
Corn Seem Oorf: G1opember 44Gc; Se=
cen1ber 44c; Mai 464c. - ct. 2ouis: De.
cem6er 1890; Mat 354e; Baltimore: gaaI
434t; Sabr 428c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
9urDi0nttts.
~~.AA
9ur6i6uitts'

G6afe trafeu elm 1900 Stiid. Ser
Marft mar 10 i9wa6, baB 1i6 betimmte
8reiie uidt berats~l teuten. 8efte Nattpz S6afe
So. O0-3.50. 9dmmer S. .25-4.5O. @eiter=
ners $500. 3ufubr fir bic ISOLDE $3.50,
sesen SO, 434 III Der uergan9enen ISOLDE.
8erfdrft pnroen unter Qnberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
Druid. Seiffert,

Sett 1866 Pausar3t i'm QIerianer>6 ofpitaI.
Sffce.9tlnben BON 80 ubr Mpro. i'm SpspitoI.
9ttee uuo WobHnng 171-173 Ot Ganbolpb Str.
Sftce.S tnuben "a nbr gia6mittags.
6er8s sunsea. unterleibs. uub @ei9ls9ts-Rranfbeits
cine SpealolttGt. lifnfest
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
Sinams=Sert6t.
@bica9o, IS. 9aop.

2ofole @elOauselesembeiten finb rubie un6
arballerltb 9inltig. Die Na6fraoe m6Bio
nno j3insraten felt nit 6 bis z 8rocent. Sic
@elotlitttlte baben naiiellbaft iiberflIlliees
&opital, 1pel9es lie i'm 9lu9enblif nibt nuts
brin9enb perwenoen f0rnei1, mani liebt baber
itteori9eren &atelt elttse9en. Oefli9e @e9ie[
llllo Ii1l1ter nod fllapp u1b balten ii9 fet auf
soc YrGmie.
Srembe 8e9ieI fiub feiter 1rn6 toaren beute
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

9Gm 9 6weiuemorft belief ft9 Die
3ufubr ouf 1000 Gtiid. Marft a~nfan9s
lebbaft BEL gutter &euflult. 8retIe ulre9el=
maBi9. S6were @oare rpeuie perdnOert.
S@luB matter. gaders NIB gelnil9te @aare
So. 1916. so; i9mere nuo gut6ers Stod
$5.35-5.65; tei6te $40 bis $3.50.
Yoder faMften 5000 Stud, fGbtti6e
S6lG9ter 500. &erianot mad benz Qlteu
5000; lnpertauit blteben 1000. 3nfubr fir
bic 8o6e 100, 929 9egen 4 2,483 III Der 8orz
mode.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
W0tftberiMt+
@htcaap. 25. Son. 1S9

SptC19D 90. JtoD. 1875.
Sn ben b~eutigen @etreibemGrften mar Don
@nfaue bis @llbe siemli9es Qebel, nament=
ltd fiir Samltag. g8etser 1pielte bic 6erpor=
ra9enbie GoGe unb belt 1i9 BEL on6ers fe1
nto leb1aft. Secember1pei3en 9epauit iiber
9eitrigen 96luB balo mad @r0ftuun9 &c Biz
62Sc un6 Wfai bob ii6 auf 694. ytab eiltel
Geaftton Don u19efGbr &c i9ltebt December
nit 624 nltb Wat nit 695. @orn mar per-
na9lGiii9t unb mentg perGnbert, ebe11l o SAFER
uno Yroutltonen.
Go99en nar lalt, erlitt ober fetne @inbuBe
pabreno Der Sla9siaat einen &id9ang pom
2-4c erfubr.
CHARTERS mad Buffalo It1b beute 100 900
gllbel @or1t 3ltr State pon 21c 3u %totiren.
&dbelbert6te pdren: Qtperpool etnds better,
| Qo1lbon felt uno ItperGnbert, Berlin II SET.
rieoriser, Nntmerpen uuo Barts fir MebI
lub @ei3en tpellig perdnbert.
Gte 3ufubren int Norbmefteir 1paren mGBig
ul1b betrugen fir Mtnueapolis uub Dulutb
%3ulamme1 587 2abut9en 0ei6en fitr beute.
9iefi9e 3ufubreu fir bic lesten "a StuUs
ben:
@ei8en. . .1o8 Cars, fir mOrssn 1O9
Corn. 49,. 436 465
SAFER ....167 1875
@eri9iiun9en uon ben atlantii8en 9Gfen
betrugen 9eute 24,013 8u. &ei3en, @orn
252, 0o9 8r. unb 333,025 Sap Webl.
8uts Maiuei5en ...... 68t-68g
4nts ffRir mai=eo@rn ..... .ssi-a9s
GaAs ~ ....o94-So
gie b06feu, niebristem umO bic S9luB=
preile parem folgenoe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
mOe @e6iel fiitb feiter ltn6 marem bette

0as @ei9dft on Der @ffeftenb0rie
mar beute itiG BEL iebr maBigen 8erfGufen.
Welieite bob ii6 ouf 1861 uno l9lieBt aber
nit 1856, NOrbieite, 254 9afeitraBe 80" % bis
274 &Qep IS" uiebriser nit 46, Oiamonb
Wtat9 1873, grebtr9 80, greferreb 374,
Stramboarb 80. @orlaluno God 40, 8on6s
feit lnb i'll 9ittem nmlab, @as ser bis 81 Beg,
Aaep IS" ser 094.
0ie 90 10 Oorfer 80r e ipor irregular
nit 9~erin9eu S9wa1tltngeu, ober Der S9luB
mar iebr felt ul6 etpas bober, uamentli6
fir @tieubobnei1. 3ufer mar flau unb niez
briser. GelS iebr fliiiis nit II bis 24 9ro=
cent. SterIits flalt Silber obne Inn idbe
nominea 70, @eiammtuerfaufe 10000
Sbares.
2ombom mar better fir Goniols nit 9sA
per Gafia unb auf &e6uung. Nmerifoz
nii9e St9erbeiten anfan9s flol uub niebrt=
ger, aber am S6luI1e IN gutter Jea6frage ult6
belier. @elb fet nit 2-24 8rocent, Glider
better 328 b, Sob unb &upter unper6nbert.
Yariler Gelten feit 99.974.
Jtew Yorter gSe6ie! soc grGmie.
ganfaus9Iei6un9en.. -. $12, 496, 1865
Sdl0lces. ............ 1,01o,I9o
8unbes f6 d ne i9IoIien bier
fir bte ISOLDE $50, 245 ,7O9. galarees So
589, 200 9esen 1892 S91, O47, 639. Balances
S6 105 591
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

Geri9ifiuuselt uou ben atlantii9eu 9Gfen
betrugen bente 24,013 gu. g9ei5en, @ort1
252, OS9 8n. uno SO, 025 SOB Mebl.
, 1893-11-04


Ihih'elaiei5 theIsaitei cut town. Then The
upper Geek caught, 5nd not wlthstanding the
u'"ealled eXeltLonso the employees this waa
nor eAdhSoIShed until considerable damage
"ao peeh zone 10 me steamer. The tijuana,
I'LL. ~ r .n1 ,la9I''u WI IeqG3Ile - %
an3 l,,o' rr - - - = -" -
,' 10, 49,, "i's :. uPP0i Hech
I,II,.as $50 = = = IN
Ink. H. IN. ~ a.
- 1.a;i L@l;alt T. - ~ ",'o
,.t. 49, nnI. 77I,.l+ >, III, - :
hIou.t,s liza INV h.., Nh -" - ~
ua,l5 ~. -. .,II. ~
IN o>rdlacl tL. fra ,y.s totaIv ovaraom. TX.
II ,L.+ -. ,1a3e r,a -. -
ILL., 10. s.o,, IN r. - 49, ~, -
,ltlnnoL t,a,nna,. tr.#o uas 5 Nh
ltocka71 fr,, ill., Jp,oal ctraot Ion, ia LIZ
ao,l f,,,. +Lat ,-on+ did rL,;Lon M,
,os. nJar III o,arations of tlo r. d.;
aa5o ca3sa1 the Delne,,ra Fonsdry had laan
@.3,osa 4, ~ hlacDanal mass ana +boro :.
,.,.. u.,,i II. No., a.t INA bo+,oon ~ I'M
1l',l.s FL o,.,sIn.s or9.r ~ -
j. IT. .a.ta,Ii G.na[al md Ont clnstar hoIt
.tal M ~ ,aarat :. r, 49, 90
3I.I.,.s ~. hft &. t9a L,1,, 49, il i -
n,;ssiI. Gnna. II, yoaa scraan+ Tasnas
60. r,62l - III. oL5.fo sc lr:.ad.f
tbo onaggy Ia dlsrlayad IN ooni5@ wiI
+I.e,. ~ uaal ~ ,ro;sai \ AZ tot9bo Ill;
49,, I'M ooret shLnIarIg as nbofa
49, ,Lo ,,5oIo ~ IL p.vt A., H..
nsa - 65eCGo rIastan fra ,ttr,cl.d tbo91 :
u 80 anv;o,. ~ uItnoso tla 4a,a.ta,t
b5al gaoasIarad
ne fofuoh OF ms Fo"r'fy Wh'ch raced
lhs stfsel = l"l' waste O1'i ne ooIitf remains
i"i"Gy oho pnoan'aSeo anu 'ns e"gin'e[S alo
mourning shops nave nol S"n9Ie" mUoh De-
3"Au screening "Ho W1Col vaH"5e - lnti'
, 1893-11-04
lfrom The Demerora Argosgy


40 immunity iron. "ie oo'-oIe8h oi r
large >c'Is "nIch mas Desh preserve io1
eaAaI3efaoie 'n'o P'SI' was nm "eeN o'9Ne"'
a c~''n7$is{ion lIaFnI9 oooUi ~" =" 'eguSa
aay hi4ht "hlcn an Pul VJl1ti3 "ic@Ae@ '"0
old e~'soiishs' D5'"eIa " ioo1"'S = 'i3i'
town oec5s' hed some carnage 20 '"e aIl''"'
ing property 'rI'oSto@ " 'He oP'"N''" llooN
a#a toAldfy company, ana ~ cue ''"e
ti'fe3 'hett ~ involve ID l,S F'Ea3eS 'ne fou'-
Ily IaSt mentioned ana ths 3eeI9e'o"' vas
"'fN' as wen.
originating, 'o%oi ~ !" !" IT,
l.f' 'toP 81 = .e"'ia1 0"i'H w
H11''s 'p"aS1 WIN 1eat",aS IKs f'PIaitS "5
.'i''i9 me L'oo or the n1I'''-s. J ne 8'"i' y "'"
tlmsA+tfeiE on the discovery g ie "" been
tele 'hoaed ~ tns eehl'a' ponce NU'Io1 a'0
~ QUICK l1Me lts super n1si'''' = ''e
re b'IS#"' '''eI"t| i''I
0Ii-'J qua ~ "9" " = - '
@1i9 vs. o'
Win 'Ae 0SF"'iinS tIe"'e'o. ""'PI"F
h""@lsT, lue ".'S' FI', " = '''Yl "9' '"
aeg'''s ana "''.e''N' 80 'n@' ere ''' aie g.
thl8oi@"'a9 "PP''""teN Cow" "7 "IIie" ~
a. oaudtl !" was I}s'"i'5 y s1s',l'l9 li'ST
o. t.ams. ihe IGIIa &Iaie 81 VINO" "@1.eo
up ihs say over isao Iof q woe eNPan9e Nl0'-
tie Sfeal Instance away Z" Iess nv"
."eH'y hio''ea 8leI ~ 0"' ''o'N ~ '"0
FOUNDRY. Tine lanes hao salIs' upon iNe
Dock house me Once ANA residence OF zap.
George, VINO oItuh5'gl5 however. hl re-
moved ms family am" ms i'i@s al" Ps'ale7 Pr
tbs hrst Signs OF Danger onlho 'o0th9lae
81 the baIhin8 oiooA s'iehao"s e&el'ohs n'd
been made Ion NE PIeA'iNa'ioh Oh ,Ae vas
works "nd the f9Iofts W"ie Drawn "hlco
ol course, meant slaPpags Ion lhe ilAe n.y.
ing ol he GaS supply throughout me Clly
The combined oi1ee OF the Gas t@mpan} and
residences Of the Manager ME Dfayton1 is
on'y separated by a narrow alley from me
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26
A GREAT MINING oAsE.

The great trial OF the st. Louis COM
pany vs.. the Montana company, limited,
was finished yesterday with a verdict
from the jury in favor Of the defendant.
It has been in the courts more than five
years and Is one OF tho most important
mining cases in the history at the coun-
try. Tho nblest lawyers and the high
est priced experts have been arrayed
against ench other in a trial lasting five
weeks; every point has been contested
with tho vigor and earnestness demand
ed by n case involving 81 many import
ant interests, and it is probable that
the end is not yet reached. A mining
suit for moro than 100000 damages
sometimes lasts as long MS the litigants.
1t is no reflection on tho outsiders to
say that by far the greater and more
important part OF the work has been
done by Montana lawyers and Montana
experts. This shows that besides mines,
we have the brains to toll what they are
and the lawyers to conduct the ccntro-
v~ersies. The fact Of tho matter is that
Montana does not have to go outside
her boundaries to find brains OF any
sort when issues 80 important as the
one lately on trial arise.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Stage Manasor Dryer, OF ths Butte Elks
minstrels writes that the performance ID
Helena will far surpass that In butte which
was conceded BY the Inter. Mountain % u
the finest amateur performances ster eivsa,
10 that city, II said; "CunniuGham sur-
prissd his bent friends with Nh beautiful
vocal solos. The frat pnrs' apArklsd With
bright teAturca, The jokes were brand
now, the songs were finely received and ihs
entire programme was given will a genuine
minstrel DASH" The Standard and Miner
agree that II was An amatsur minstrsl en-
tertninment to call forth tho hiRhsat praise.
The com phny, forty strong, Will arrive IN
Helena o-morrow noon. They will be met
al tho depot by n reception committee Of
representative Helena Elks and escorted to
the Hotel Helena whore they will b received
by members OF the local lodge. At four p.
m. tho grand street parade. In which all
local and visiting Elks will appear will be
headed by Prof. Ganke's Silver City cornct
band. The entertainments after the per.
formnnos will be in entife keeping with the
Importance of the occasion. An important
lodge meeting will be held this evening ~
the usual time and place ana all Elks arc
earnestly requested to DO present.
VnJ;o,, l,,an IN, U.,n1 artirIo. ntaO fr,l 1inn ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26

The entire stock known az the Vienna
bakery consisting OF groceries, restaurant
outfit. confectionery and cake outfit,
counters. tables, chairs. shelving. show
cases. glass jars, stoves, and everything
pertaining to the kitchen, must DO sold by
JuLe 8. 1888. The remaining parts Will be
sold az auction commencing June s, 1893,
and continue until sold. -
Pa ties indebted to tho Vienna bakery
will call At ouce md settle. If not paid
within fifteen days will be given to attorney
for collection. M. SLOVENIAN,
Assignee,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26

Hon. A. T. GosHoRN is probably the
most successful manager Of expositions
in the country. He was director gen
eral of the Centennial, has managed
several similar affairs of smaller dimen-
sions in Cincinnati and other cities and
ought to know what he talks about
when he says the Worlds fair will re-
turn less profits than the Centennial If
railroad fares are not reduced.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26
HE above palace. known as
THE MONTANA COLUM-

THE above palace. known as
THE MONTANA COLUM-
BAN CLUB is now open to
the reception of guests and is sec
ond t o no club in Chicago in loca-
ton, furnishings or service. All
Montana people can find their
homo newspapers on file, tele-
graph messengers and telephone
service, Columbian Coaching Club
station. Montana people should
have their mail addressed care Of
club. No. 2o1 Michigan avenue,
Chicago. Membership tickets $40.
We refer to the following Montana
people who have visited the club:
Gov. j. E. Richards,
Hon. A. Fl. Mitchell.
DR.. Chas. F. Mussigbrod,
Jas. Shields,
w. L. Hoge,
Hon. w. M. Bickford,
Hon. w. A. Chessman,
Or any Montana citizen who has
visited the club.
CHAS 8. WARREN, Pres.
T. S. CORRIGAN, Treas.
B. w. S. FOLK, Menager.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26

If Theodore Thomas comes out of the
controversy a winner, ard it looks Ms
though he would, the Worlds fair com
missioners may again be congratulated
on the services Of the greatest musical
director Of the age. They can we'll af-
ford to meet him more than half way on
an occasion of this kind.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26

THE latest dispenser of patronage"
to get into trouble is Col. Hugh Wal
lace, of Tacoma. The colonel is remem-
cered as the gentleman who stopped in
Helena last winter to settle tie sena-
torial situation, but was obliged to
hurry away before tho terms were ar
ranuel.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26

THE removal of all that remains of
Jefferson Davis has started a huttering
of the bloody shirt in republican sane
tums. If this had happened a year ago
the issue would have left Harrison
without any northern states except
Vermont, whore they are still getting
news from the Potomac.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26
BOuNTIES BY STOCK MEN.
Northern Montana Growers VIII Pay So
for Wolves and $3 for Coyotes.

Northern Montana Growers WIN Pay 50
for Wolves and $3 for Coyotes.
The stockgrowers of Teton. Cascade and
Chotenu counties have entererd into an
agreement which looks to tho Kidding of
the ranges In that section Of the state Of
wolves AMI coyotes. The growers agree to
pay to wolfers S. for each and every wolf,
and So for each and every coyote which Is
killed by trap. shot o. killed with dogR,
within Que year from the frat day of Ap1il,
1899. III wolfcr. in order to secure this
bounty, is obliged to II over to the agent
of the stockmen the skins of the wolves and
coyot 8 so killed by them and to furnish
the necessary affidavit required to obtain
the bounty on snid animals under the pres
ent law. Each owner of atock giees to
paY his rroportionate share on the stock
owned by him in payment of these boun-
ties.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26

THE death of Joseph Jefferson would
remove not only the greatest comedian
but the greatest actor, il We view acting
as the art Of expressing natural emo
tions. The country, therefore, hopes that
he may quickly recover from his serious
illness to grace the stage for many years
IN rona
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26

Our Presbyterian friends at Washing
ton are having a regular Kilkenny time
and unless matters improve are likely to
adjourn without knowing where they
have been at.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26

formulate a new schedule OF faith for
tho party" This mistake, however, is
. silly rectifed. 1t will only be neces-
sary for tho few remaining republicans
to endorse tho democratic platform IN
fCnr
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26

THE st. Louis Globe Democrat SAYS
that "the general verdict with regard to
the national republican league conven-
ton at Louisville is that it was mis-
taken in thinking itself authorized to
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26

Mr.. JAMES GORDON BENNETT may
make the New York Herald a cooper
alive newspaper, but he will continue to
operate the co-operators SC long as the
paper retains it's name.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26

For first order of business at the anti.
trust convention at Chicago next month
we suggest heroic measures for the
Jesse James combination of Worlds fair
eXtortionistS.