davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-01

rungStperf in 6em %begonnenen fotten
Sempo tpetter. 6err @elle5 tpiir6e it3 6az
bur6 BEL ber 8iirgerlcbaft eiten gebOrigen
Stein ms 8rett ieben unb iicberli6 gum
populdriten 8eamten ser Sta0t tperbelt.
QlnOererieitS aber mirb, tpenn un1ere &elt7
neutrality-suspicious. l1ria3e baben louten,
lber ben 3uitano u"nierer StraBen Die
gtaien SIT rilnpfen, u1b in 0er Solge Die
gauge Breiie beS Snz uno NuSlanOeS ft9
itber baS r9redncit" Chicago luitig ma9en
pitrOe, Die gan5e 8erontlpDrt1ng fir Die
liioerltc6e @irt6i6aft ouf 6errn g8eues
fallen, nn6 eS al9bann nit leiner 8eamten2
berrlic6feit Stpetfelsobne raicb tpteber DDrbet
lei1t. Seine Q(rbeit ipir0 tpG6renb 6eS forn>
member SommerS BON le6r fritii6enQ(ugen
geprltft tpcrDen Ste QluSldnber itn0 puncto
Getnlt3feit bcr StrdBen t6rer StG6te leDr
DertpObnt; ielbit 6ie 9ttcIenitoot &onOon
NIT tbrem 9etDaltigen gerfebr bat ~retttere
StraBen auf5utpeiien, ais ir9enb cine Der
gr0Bercn antertfaniiben StGote. 6err
8eIes miro itob baber 9eb0rt9 iputen unb
Gub ietnen 9euten tii6ti9 Seuer unter'S
SiBfleii9 macben miiiien, penn er bis
sunt 8e9inne ber misunderstanding pcntg@
items nit bem Gr9iten Q8interi6mub III bet
DerfebrSreibiten Stobttbeilen, unO INSIDE
ionbere I'M 8eltauS eQungsoiertel oufrdu7
men mill. Selbitberitdnbli6 muB babel
aub BEN NQeDs, bte ii9 in einem 9erabe5u
fiirbterIiben 3ultanbe befi1Oen unO NIT
6em nun erfoI9ten Giitritt pGrmeren 8et>
tcrs peitiGen8iaIii4e 9iinite, weGbe BON
Dem perberbli9iten Gtnfluiie auf Die Sc
iunb9eit iinb, ausitrOmen, Die nOtbtge
Qlufmerfiamfeit gelbentt merben. Gus
elmer gan3en Men9e bon guleDs itn6 in
Monaten feline 9bfGue e~ntfernt worben +;
nan fam iib 6ober lebbaft boriteuen,
tpeIc6' 9reuIic6er S9muB it3 6a an9ebauft
bat, 9a beiBt's nun gebOrig arbeiten.
, 1893-04-01
Sddoenfsuer.

&ur3 mach Z l1br beute Morgen bracb in
bcm erften Stodperf bes neuen SlatgebGu>
bes gto. 710-712 AZ. StraBe Seuer aus.
9aS !6auS beltebt aus bier Stodtperfer
nebit &eQer9ei9oB un6 tpar nocb unbe7
ipobnt. Mton bate BEN 5ei3apparat gum
erlten Otale prObtrt, un6 babel mat cine
9ampfrO6re Su betB getporOen uub bate
oas 6olstperf in 8ranb 9eiebt. 0aS Teuer
macbte 10 ibneQe Sortidritte, baB bas
9an5e Snnere 0eS @e6Gubes beretts in BEL
len 6lammen itonb, ais bte Seuertpebr elm
traf. bic 20ibarbeiten Wurben ieoocb NIT
getpobnter @nergie unb S6neIi9teit be-
trieben unb einem t~petteren kindergarten
Der 6lammen Salt 9cboten. Der S9aoen
miro anf $4,000 OeranichLaAt.
, 1893-04-01
Dorlduf9 nibt.
Cine baIoi9e D~erIdn9erun9 Ger 2laeY=Rodp
bahr nit Shwiert9fetten perfniipft.

Set %etni8er !3eit bemii6ten it6 Sic
@rurtbetgentbitn1er 0itIic6 BON @abai6 Q(pe.
un6 ii6ltcb BON ser So. StraBe 5u @u1iten
ber Q%usOebnun9 Bet Nuep> 6o6ba6n in oer
QtleD 8Dii6en Calumet uno 8rairic Q(ue.
bis 5ur 70. StraBe. sic botcn Der 6ocbz
babngeiellbaft cine 8eiiteuer BON
$100, 900, Die ie inter iib auigebroft bit
ten, fir OieGerIGngernng an unb a~nfGngli6
lbten eS aU9, ais Oh Die @eieQic6aft oarauf
etn8ebcn pOle, bob bat Sic 8abngeieu2
icbaft DorIduft8 Sic S6ee fallen 9elaiien.
Sin Gertreter Der 8abngelcQ1cboft err
fldrte auf 8efra9en, boB man Benz Q8unibe
Der grunoeigentbiimer oeSbalb nic6t na6z
fonrmen f0nne, neil bieiel6en Bic 8eotl1z
9ung mabten, Dab bic @~erlGngerung am
l. Stunt III Qn9riff genommen unb bis sum
1. September fertig geiteIt tperoen miiile.
0ieieS let utmO9ltb Oerm man miiiie iic6
betrefS @rlangutg OeS Q8egerec6tS erit an
ben StabtratD 1penoen uro es mIroe mebrere
Wtonate baltertt, I'M bte 8eroronu1g ourcbz
5uieben. QluBerbsm mtiie in 8etracbt gez
3ogen tperoen, baB eS nit groBen Sbpiez
ri9fetten Dertniipft lei, Die fir 6te Gou=
itructtOn Ser 8abn benOt6i9ten Gtientbeile
tn1erbalb mentger Wtonate gteBen unb ferti9
~itelen 81 laiien.
, 1893-04-01

Hello!.... 0}a, feline 9tnttport? 0ies
lift bob Die ricDttge gtummer. 0te Office
fam OOd nibt ettpa icbon geicbGoiien iein;
cs ift ia erit 81 11Dr gta9mittags. 9roz
btren Mrs no3malS: Hello! ....
@a8, noch tmn1er tetne 2tntport! g2o,
%yrtngcn" mir Aalt gum britten Wfal
2(6a, cn6li6!.... SIT 0teS 6crr Stuqrt,
Der Mtlbtommiidr?.. -. (Sn i9lafrigem
&one) Yes. Q8as tpouen Sic? gtic6tS be-
ionberes mir pouten uu8 nur etnmal erz
tunbtgen, o6 Sic iiberbaupt no6 leben ;
mar ite6t un6 bort ia NIGHTS bon Sbnen J..
CO}it 3orni9er Sttmme) Sbeeren Sic itc6
sum Geufel. Q8as BADEN sic iicb o'rum
3u tiimmern tpa5 iD t6ueI.... (Oer Sra
9eiteuer) 0tur nicbt 10 bibtg, tpert6er SER ;
Bite Steuer5a9ler BADEN boc6 elm 9tebt bar
no3 5n tragen, Oh Sic oltBer Dem re8cle
mdBigen 8e8ieben ibres @e6altes au9 noA
, 1893-04-01
Ser gSabrDett Die Gbre4

9er Stem Oorf Commercial Nbpertiier0
i6reibt: v9er Standardization 9apts bielt
eS fit n6tbig, in Ser Og}ortb Qmericau
3febtetp" Ser pielfab auS8elpro3enen 2ln7
it6t entgegenSutreten, Bic Gbica9oer tpilroen
ii6 Bic @%elegenbeit 5u gtube maBen unO
ben Trem6en 9elegentIt6 Der 0eltau5itels
lung oaS SELF i6er Sic SDren 5ie6en. S6atz
lo6e lift, 0oB BON Gbica9o 10 ettDaS am
aQerpentgiten SIT beiOrgen lit, GDlcago lit
Su DieL @roBitabt, I'M aus elmer ioldben na>
tionalen 2tngelegenbeit fGetnliBcn 9tuBen
gu 3ieben." 9a bat Die Stem gorferin tpirfz
lib eth tpa6reS Wprt 9eiagt. Chicago lit
gu biel @roBitobt, unt auf 10 fIeinli6e
gSeiie Grpreliunger 5u itben, unb ielbit,
iDenn es bier in Chicago 2eute geben loute,
bic inter umitdlt6en fletnli6 9enug bo5u
nGrert, 10 biirite itb ibnen bo9 faum Sc
legen6ett ba5u bteten. 0enn mo-, tpie in
Chicago, bte Spefulotion ST Sen r~ieif9itet
Hjtitun9en a~neifert, Sbba6 fiir Bic erlparz
teten 6unDerttauienbe 5u i6affen, ba fdQt
bic lleberODrtbeilung i6on bon lelber meg.
8er etpa nibt pte Ser Commercial
Nooerttier" bon Gbicago'S ltnei8enniiBi9feit
iiber5eugt lit, Ser fomn1e bierber uno ie6e
ii6 Die rieitgen 6otelbauten unb bie maiienz
baflen 6erbergen an, Die in Ser @egenb be5
2tuSiteuungsplaBe5 tpie 9il3e aus Der Gr6e
ibieBen unO er ipirO benz y2(boerttier" 9tecbt
Qe6en.
, 1893-04-01

Bic S6aten I6urfii6er 8ottpa6let unb
@onbente alS Ote guriqen anSuertennen.
ltnterperft Sbr Gub ieBt, 10 ilberItefert
Sbr Ste 3ufunft @urer 8artei in bic benf>
bar i6m1bt9iten 6Gnbc urb gebt ite 9ez
ipliienloien, 6arafterloien politiiben Sretz
bcutern ais geute. S6r iDuloet eS Sud-
ielbit, grrer 8artet, @urer Mannesmitrbe
unO @ltren @runOidbett, Sud- ge9en bieie
RGlberbanoe 81 erbebelt unb i6re 2ln16lGge
D~ereiteIn 5u belfen.
8lr9er Dbne ltnteri6ieo BET 8artet baben
Die 0efabr e%rtantt, tpel6e Der 8o6lfobrt
ltlto benz gltten gtamen Der Sta6t BON bem
@rfol9e DeS auf Dem amtLiCben g8abl3ettel
inter Der ueberi6rtft ybem0trati16" gez
Orudten @abl5ettelS brebt. Sic baben ficb
GUT Nufiteuung eineS 9Sabl3ettclS bereinigt,
pelcber 5tDar arttlt6 ben gtarner yrepuz
blttantl6" trG9t, tpelcber aber in WeDr6ett
Den 9roBen 0emotrattid6en @runbiaB ser
SeIbtre9ierung pcrtritt. Inter benz Gin
fluiie bteier 8eipe9un9 9aben aub bic repuz
bIifanii6en Gonoente oer ber1cbiebencn
SopnS ais Ganbibaten MGnner aufgeitclt,
tpelbe ntcbt aIein tbre 8artet Dertreten,
ionDern aIh alS SteuerSabler unb ebren>
tpertbe @ei3Gftslelte befannt ftn6 uno ii6
zines Dcbe1 Nnie6ens unab6Gngig BON auer
Boltttf erfreuen.
Sn Der pouen lleber3eugung, 6aB Ser CT
fol9 bes logenainten bemofratti9en @aDl@
3etteIS IN ber beporitebenoen Wtu1tstpalz
pabt 5tr pouitdnbigen 53eriplitterun9 unie>
rer Yartet IN Goof SountD fl&bren muB un6
anitGn0tge Sttmmgeber 81 Sauienben aus
~ultieret 9tetben treiben lplr0, forbern mir
urliere Wttt79 emofraten auf it6 ser 8urz
9er78eipe9un9 an5uiblieBen, beren Grfol9
te~tneStpe9s einen republifanii6en Ste9 be-
beuten miro, ionocrn MT bic gtte6erlage
Der getptfienloien 8anbe, tpelcbe bic Sttmne
beS GolfcS fopo6l in ber Gegterung Der
Stabt, tpie in 0er be1notratiiben 8artet gu
erittGet per1u3t.
9emofraten, tn6em SIR Cure Stimme
fir ben 9an3en Wa6l3ettel abgebt, an oei1en
SptBe ber 9tan1e bon Samuel SO. QQertpn
ite9t, ei1em tDpiiben Gbica9oer, etnem
Wtanne BON S6aten, nicbt BON Morten,
iDer0et Sbr Gu6 ielbIt uno Sure gartet
8efretung bon Der 6errlDaft oeS v@an9S"
lt3ern, tpeldber aImdcbtig iper0en miro,
loute Die 8ur9er78 etpe9ung f%eblicbla9en.
Sn0em S6r fir baS 8iir9er>Sttet itimmt,
trDB0eln eS republifani1 b betBt, tperbet SDr
Guren @run6idben mebr @eboriam ~leiiten,
ais bur6 l1nteritiiBung bes 6arriion7
Stfet, tpeIbeS burb 8etrug un6 2I9e ges
ieblidbe Iterfennung ais bos bemofratil6e
StGet errungen bat.
Gin jeber Democrat, pelcber feline 8artei
ipa6r6aftig ltebt, Elm gutter 8Ir9er, tpeIcber
auf Nnitan0 unb @brlicbfeit in Ser itGoti>
i6en 8%ertpaltung 6dlt, Elm ieber Gbtcagoer,
pel9er auf ieine Stabt ais baS gr0Bte Munz
Der bltft, tpel3es mani in ber fommenben
notwithstanding anitaunen tpirb, fann iicb
ielbit ni6t treu bleiben, tpenn er ntcbt nit
alter WtQc6t eintritt fir Sen @rfolg beS re-
pubItfanil6en Merton>Gtfets rtno fir Sic
grilnblt6e Iieberlage beS 8etru9eS unb Ser
Corruption, tpeld6e in Sem 6emofratiib ge7
nannten 9arriion7Gtf Derf0rpert itn0.
@aibtn9ton SEEING.
SDbn 90. 0unpbD.
So6n SO. @nri8bt.
Sre6 StDu.
9oOlf Sturm.
Sobn S9aefer.
Sobn Nrmitrong.
, 1893-04-01
Rletne Udbrtbteu.

= Soiepb 6aeS mac6te geitern Qben6 in
letner @obnung, SEQ. 803 Q8eit II, StraBe,
ieinem 2eben burcb @tft Elm @ube. @s
betBt, oaB ct Dem Grunfe itarf ergeben war
nno Oie Shat in einem 0eltrtumanfau
begging.
Der 8arbi9en S6a Coleman, Sic 6es
OforoeS pon Wtamie 2abtng, ebenfals elmer
Sarbtgen, i6ulOig befunoen uno bon ben
@roB8ei9porenen gu II Sabren l3rcbt6aus
perurt6etlt morben mar, pur6e beuteWtorg
BON DEM 3ticbter McGonneQ Elm ncue1
Bro5eB bemtuigt. Sic befannte iib o6nc
MeitereS i6ulOig unb purbe barauf gu Is
Wtonoten Su9tbaus Derurtbeilt.
, 1893-04-01

g8enn @roOer @leDelano i'm nGc61tet
Congress feline 8ldne be3iiglicb Ser Garifz
reform unb bet Stlbereil1fdufe 6urc61eBen
mill, 10 bebarf ct ba3u in eriter Gci6e zines
ietnen g8ini5eu 9efIgigen 8oritbenoen 0c5
NbgeorOnetenbauieS. Die 6auptar6eit 0eS
GongreiieS iDtr6 %befanntltcb IN ben Qllt8z
1cbH1ivn e~rle0igt, ullD Da ser SpreCber 0eS
6ouleS 0tele %ernennt, 70 Iiegt e5 in leiner
Wtacbt, tbnt unliebla1ne @eiebgebu119 at
btntertretbeu. SIS m1Bte alio 6errn @leDez
lamb bon DOrn6tnetu baran gelegen ietn,
It4 Der 8et6ilfe beS Spred6erS at BET
itcber&t, nn0 6a 6err GrtSp, Ser 6ieie SteQe
I'M portgen 2l6geor0neten9auie beflet6ete,
1tcb INN ietne nobmaLtge @ripG6lung be-
mlrbt, 10 ltcB 6err GIeoelnnD 6ieIen All fid
tonrl!1et utO fteQte i'm nit Diirren g8orten
oor Die Tro9e, iDie ct itc6 ietnen 8lGnen
9e9enltber 1telen miirbe. 9tele Qtntlport
muB pO9I 5ufr~te6eniteIen0 ausgefoQen
letn, tpenigitenS 9lauben QuTrnerfiame 8e=
obdcbter Der 8DrgGnge in @ai6inqton 6tes
aus BENT 8eneblncn oe5 6errn @risp 1n0
oeS SrdItoenten unmittel6Qr mach Der atpt>
l'Den betOen itatt8e3abten s3ulammenfunft
toDItcBen SIT t0nnen. SIN 6ieiem Safe
louroe man es I'M Q8etBen SauIe nibt fit
no1Dt8 0eftnoc1t, itc6 elmer no6malioen Gr=
foaQlun8 @rtSp'S SIT WiOerieBen un0 6ieier
@tonnte, Der ltnteritiBung bes 8rdfi6enten
ltc9er, nit 9tn3e unO 8eOocbt IN bic 3uz
lantmenIeBun8 Der Nusf3ane 8eben.
, 1893-04-01
Ste fono mitleioi9e Menihen.
5ran PooleY bri6t obnmd9ti9 Dor Put9e,
3uiammen.

6eute pur6e Srau WtarD 6ooleo bon
mitleibi9en Meni9en nab tbrer 6etmatb
in Ganaba 3uriif9eibift. Sic mar 8eitern
nit tDrcm Wtaune aus 8tnona, Ntinn. ,
bier angefommen. SIR Wfann OerlieB ite
I'M @arte5tmmer 6eS 8plfitraBc 58a6n5
bots unb lteB ii9 nic6t pieber ieben. Die
arme Srau partete ben gan3en Sag auf ben
9etptiienloien Wfeniben unO ~itGlr5te an
2lbenb obnmdcbti8 pOr l6unger 5%uiammen.
Sic tpurbe in bic nGebite Qpot6efe 9ebrocbt
uno bort ms Qeben Suriifgeruten. Sir
bie Nacbt fanb le Elm unterfontmen in Der
6arriionitraBen> Station uub barmber5ige
Wtenicben nabmen itcb ibrer an, Son 6oolep
lit bis ieBt fetne Spur gefunOen tporoeu.
, 1893-04-01
Auh erl
Der nSete" war eint Elm Steuerfrefer.

Sn alien Ietnen @o6lre6en mac6t Garter
6arrtion 0arauf aufn1erfl am, baB 6te Stabt
BET 1etncm 9tegterungSQntritt am 9tan0e 6eS
8anfcrottS ltan0, Dap er Der bamals iibliz
c6cn Se5a6lltng nit yScrtpS" etn Gnbe
mac6te unO e5 bur9iebtc, baB 6te Yoltz
3titen, 6euerpe6rlette S9uIebrer &C. nit
Dem Dollar tbrer Gdter" be5o6lt mur6en.
9teie 0roBt6ueret bat 5u elmer Inter
lucDun8 Der ltriaben Der bamoligen tra1rtz
gen Stnan5tptrtbi6aft 9efitbrt unb eS bat
it6 Derousgeltellt, boB bieielbe ba6urc6 berz
bcigefilbrt murbe, boB 6arriipn un6 an6cre
9roBe @run0et9entbtmer itc6 tpeigerten,
tbre Steuern SIT be5ablen uno eS DpraDgen,
ote gertngen @ert6tSfoiten 81 entrtcbten,
I'M ftc6 tDren 8erpflicbtungen Sabre 0tnz
burcb I'll entsteben. Die often ergeben, DaB
6err 6arrtion I'M Sabre 1877 @i8ent6amer
zines @runoititdS an Der @de Der 8aciftc
2lpe. l1nb 6arrtlon StraBe mar, fir tpelcbeS
Die Steuern bis 5u elmer 6Obe bon $1,000
aufgelaufet tDaren.
SIM Sabre 1879 nur6e SEER 6orrtion
gum Wtapor ertpGblt. Canals betrltg 0as
Salatr OeS 8itr9ermetiterS nur $4,000, ober
ibon eint9e Wtonate nd9 ieitem NmtSanz
tritt mar oaS neue itG0tti9e Sberbaupt i'm
Ston0e, Die riGitGn6igen Steuern gu be-
3ablen.
Nacb6em 6arrtlon, Ser SteuerfreiIer,
feline Ste1er be3ablt bate, icboffte 6arrt1on,
Der Wtappr, DaS Scrip SDftent o6.
, 1893-04-01

= 6eute feiert Der oIte &efe tm Sabienz
ipalb ietnen 78. @eburtStag. Dem 8~entalea
S6opfer be8 reltert Oeuti3en Gei6eS tperz
BEN MtiQionen BON Gerebrern in @eOanfen
bic ber5licbiten @lifpinicbe barbringen.
Sb tpo9G 8ilbelm ser &leine' BEN 9rOBtet
aacr leberoOen 9eutiben beute pie6erun1
oOuig ignOrirt Stun, 8ismarf tann 6as
ia ,ItGn6en".
, 1893-04-01
Ser 4te4tc 8eSett.

Superintendent @eleS un6 feline 6troz
Benfeger78ri8a6e iinO felt 3tpei Ga9en eifrio
an Der 2lrbeit, unO 6as 9telultat berielben
1T in ben biS6er Der 6altberpng unter}oqez
men 9iltritten Elm befrieotgen6es. 6reiz
LID, ncle 8cien te6ren befanntlicb imuer
gut. 9ofentItc6 a6er 8e9t Oas Saubez
, 1893-04-01

mas tbun.... (g8utbi6nuuben6) "The
taxpayers be damned'!.... 11n6 ber
am anberen @1t6e bes 'pbone Steben6e berz
nitnmt no9 beutIi9 wte r8rof." Stuart
einen 3petten 9rimmigen SIu9 ausGdBt
unO bas 60rrobr nit 8ebemens auf ben
6afen ptrft.
, 1893-04-01

STACY LANCER i9perer @tnterssett tit
eltbIib Ser 6riibling ange6rO9en un0 Die
gtatl&r begeDt am mor9igen Oitertag eben1
fats baS Seit ibrer Nuferftebung. Inn 10
freuOt8er t0nt eS bon aGer 0tppen: vS0Qez
luia6."
, 1893-04-01

N6onnirt alf baS 9(benbbIatt bet Sui
nots Staats3ettung. Sour l Gent.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
BELLEVUE BOYS DEFEATED.
The Roanoke Team Opens the Season
with IN Easy Victory.

The Roanoke Team Opens the Season
with an Easy Victory.
The Roanoke Athletic Clubs baseball
team opened up the season yesterday
afternoon by playing game. with the
Bellevue Academy club. The game was
witnessed by at least 500 people, among
them being large number OF ladies,
and resulted in an easy victory for the
home club, the score standing is to 4 in
their favor. The battery for the Athletic
team WAS Boyd and Riley, while Peel
and Humphreys acted in a similar
capacity for the Bellevue team. The
following is the score by innings:
Roanoke ....... ............ 3 Oo 3sO3 0-ls
Captain John BY I'd acted in the ca
pacity of umpire. Two hits were made
off Boyd and nine hits and one homo
run off Peel. The features Of the game
were the double play made by Boyd and
Henry, the home run made by Riley
and the excellent playing OF Brodie on
second base. The Bellevue boys sui.
fered their first defeat OF the season in
Roanoke. All the home team needs is
little more practice, and they will be
able to successfully cope with any team
in Southwest Virginia.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
FLATHEAD INDIANS ANGERED.

Trobie Expected Unless White Squatters
Arc Driven From Their Lands.
SPOKANE. Wash, May 27,-Ad ,ices
from the Flathead Indian reservation in
Montana are to the effect that great dis
satisfaction exists among the Kootonai
Indians because OF the usurpation by
white settlers of certain lands belong
ing to them. Agent Roman has been
notified by Eneas, chief Of the tribe,
that unless the infringements cease
trouble may be expected The com.
plant was couched in such bitter terms
that the agent deemed it advisable to
hasten to the place of the trouble, at
NaytonHcreek. The lands in dispute
are nineteen pieces allotted in 1891
under section of the general allot-
menu act as amended by the act OF Feb.
ruary %, 1891. Agent Roman will en-
deavor, peaceably, to eject the tres
passers, but unless they remove without
controversy he will call for Government
aid
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
TRAIN ROBBERY IL rExAs.
Railroad Men Compelled to Opon tn
Express Safe.

Railroad Men Compelled to Opon tho
Express Safe.
COLEMAN, Tex May 27.-The north.
bound Gulf, Colorado, and Santa Fe
passenger train No. SO, duo at 11:25
D. M, was robbed at Coleman by two
n asked men.
Conductor Frank Campbsll says that
when the train stopped at the north
end of tho switch two masked men
crawled upon the engine and ordered
Engineer Seaman and the fireman TO
got off the engine and accompany them
back to the express car, and ordered
them 10 have Express Messenger j. G.
Barry open the car, which was done.
The engineer, fireman, porter and Mail
Agent Smith were then ordered to get
in the car and make the express messen-
ger open his safe before they entered
the car themselves. They shot off their
guns, and this attracted the conductors
attention. He rushed up to the front
of the train, but when he reached the
platform of the second class car one of
the asked men was on the left side OF
the train holding his gun on the porter.
When Campbell got down on the step
far enough for him to SEQ the robbers
they ordered him back in the car.
1t is supposed they got several thou
sand dollars and the Santa Fe employees
pay checks for Ballinger and San
Angelo. The mail car and passengers
were not molested.
Sheriff Kingsberry, OF Coleman, was
notified of the robbery and was on the
scene thirty minutes after the robbery.
The robbers cut the telegraph wires,
shutting off all communication east OF
Coleman. Sheriff Kingsberry went to
Santa Ana to get the use of the wires,
but could not get wire south before
o'clock a. m. A posse with bloodhounds
arrived from Fort Worth and were Joined
by Sheriff Kingsberry and his mon
ST. Louis, May 27r-Two men made
an unsuccessful attempt to rob the eX
press car on the south bound Mobile and
Ohio railway train, fifteen miles south
Of here, last night. The men climbed
on the engine near Forest Lawn, ILL.,,
and with cooked revolvers ordered the
engineer to stop at tho station. One of
the robbers then went to the express
car and called to the messenger to open
the door. The messenger refused, and
in the meantime the conductor stopped
the train By applying the airbrakes
from the interior of the coach 2 he
robbers then jumped from the train and
escaped.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
ROANOKE, VA. MAY IS, 1893.
WORTH SAVING.

The + chmond Terminal reorganiza
tion plan is now out says the Journal
of Finance. 1t is to be soon followed
by the PRONUNCIATION of the Reading re-
habilita:ion scheme, and there is also
due tho publication of the Northern
Paciflus board of directors plan for re-
funding that roads floating debt. In
properties is concerned and upon their
success depends the very existence of
the corporations involved Never be-
tore has Wall street witnessed such
period of reconstruction.
In addition TO the three corporation
entioned above, there is the National
Cordago about to go through similar
experience. In other quarters the same
proceeding is necessary. The stocks
o. all Tia companies invol yed are now
selling Il The market at ruinously low
figures. Even if the reorganiza tions of
theEe concerns have no salutary effect
on the market-as in the case of the
Richmond Terminal announcement
nonotheless they must lend to the mar
ket n activity sadly lacking in recent
days, and this makes the brokerage fra
ternity especially anxious to have the
plans announced.
/ is to be hoped that all the proposed
plans prove successful. The com panies
that are 10 undergo the process Of re.
construction are all worth saving, and,
il the energy and courage of all is com
mensnraio with that displayed by
Messrs. DreAel, Morgan & Co. in tho
Terminal matter, then hopes of future
prosperity for the bankrup . corporations
are worth entertaining.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
JUDGE LACoMBE,s OPINION.
He Renders One on the Chinese Exclusion
Act to BE Used as II Precedent

He Renders One on the Chinese Exclusion
Act to BE Used as II Precedent
New YORK, May 27.-At the request
OF Maxwell Evarts, who is associated
with Joseph II, Choate, as coupsel for the
Six Companies, Judge Iacom DO has writ
ten an opinion in the case of Ny LooF
the Chinaman who was arrested several
days ago. The Judge ordered that he be
deported as soon as provisions was made
for carrying out the Geary law, but set
him at liberty in tie meantime. Mr.
Choate requested the arrest of the man
for an important reason. He felt that q
Judge in this city would not order that a
Chinaman DC kept under arrest pending
the arranging to put the Geary law into
effect. A Western Judge might, however
Copies OF Judge Lacombe's opinion have
been sent to the Attorney General at
Washington, and will reach every
United States judge before long. This
decision will furnish a precedent which
other judges will not be likely to set
aside.
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Mr.. Booth Not Improving.

New YORK, May 27.-After his usual
morning visit at the Players Club to-
day DR.. st. Clair Smith said that Mr..
Edwin Booths condition was un-
changed. The patient, he said, had
certainly not improved any within the
past week, but he did not think he had
grown any weaker. He had his doubts
as to whether Mr.. Booth would be
strong enough to be removed to his
daughters home at Narragansett as
DrOnOgad
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
Urged to supportthe Army Bill.

BERLIN, May s7.--The Duke of Cum
berland has appealed to the Guelph
leaders in the city Of Hanover to elect
national liberalists to tho reichstag.
He warns them especially against nom.
mating Guelphs for parliamentary seats.
"Being German prince" he said, 81
significance, as the Guelphs have been
among the bitterest Prussian haters.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
Returns from All Over the State Show
he Party Lines are Solid


he Party Lines are Solid
The returns from all all over the
State come in slowly but they all tend
to show heavy Democratic gains and
victories al along the line.
In Rockingham county j. S. Messerly
is elected county clerk over ex- Senator
John Asker, one of Mahones lieuten-
ants, who has never before been de-
feated. Mecklenburg went Republican.
TIE Democrats carried Lancaster and
elected Wm. Chiffon clerk over S. p.
Gresham, the Republican nominee, by
155 majority.
The Independents carried Campbell
anu the Repu blicane carried Mont
gomery.
Elizabeth City went Democratic.
III Patrick two Democrats ran for
clerk and G. r. Martin was elected by
Ago majority over the present incum-
bent, L. q. Rucker.
Cum beTland county appears to be
Democratic.
Geo r Mallory, Democrat, redeemed
Brunswick from Republican control.
Powbatan went Democratic in spite
of the Third party, Republican combi-
nation.
Chesterfield, Appomattox and Charles
City went Democratic. Pulaski elected
Nj ior James n. Bosany clerk
SUSSEX gave L. p. Hargraves 224 plu-
TalitY over the Republican and Third
party Candidates
Amelia elected E. II. Coleman clerk.
He mas been in that position since 1s47.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
nqinIster Grny,, Keception.

CITY or MEXIco, WA GALVESTON
May 27.-United States Minister Isaac
Z. Gray held his first official reception
last evening. 1t was atteDoed by mem
bers OF the government, the diplomatic
corps and many other conspicuous resi-
dents OF the city
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Heading Funds Subscribed.

PHILADELPHIA May 27.-The an
nouncement is made that The whole
amount necessary to guarantee the sue
cess OF the financial read justment plan
OF the Reading road has been subscribed.
1t is authoritatiyely stated that tho
new plan will be made public not later
than next Wednesday.