davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27

MANY of the buildings at the Worlds
fair grounds were badly damaged by
the storm of the night of the 10th,
thousands of panes of glass being
broken and the interiors flooded by the
deluging rain, which did incalculable
injury to many of the exhibits.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27

WATER from the old Fiddler's Green
workings broke into the Luke Fiddler
colliery at Shamokin, Pa, at o'clock
ON the morning of the 18th. A number
Of men escaped after thrilling expert
-ences.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27
The Russian Extraaltion rr,a.v ~.

the Russian Hxsrsaision Treaty Signed.
WARRINGTON. April "a. A cable me-
sage received at the state departments
says that the emperor Of Russia has.
signed the extradition treaty between
the United States and Russia. and that,
the ratifications have been exchanged
by the United States minister and -.
Russian foreign Office.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27

TIE abstract of reports made to the
comptroller of the currency, showing
the condition of the national banks in
the United States at the time of the
last call on March 8, has been prepared
ut the treasury department. The ag-
gregate of the resources is IS, 459, 721, )
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27

Mview of the reports of cholera in
the month of France, the medical COM
mission of the London local govern
ment board, ON the 10th, was ordered
to visit the principal towns in south
ern and western England and confer
with the local axthorities as to pre-
Tenfixe measures
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27

OK the 18th the citizens of Lexing-
ton, Mass, celebrated the firing of the
shot heard round the world" the first
celebration since 1878.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27

DEK TAYLOR, a noted desperate, was
shot and killed by Constable Duffer in
South Denver, Col, ON the 21st, while
attempting to break into store. Tay-
Tor was known as a terror from Wyo-
ming to Texas, and was wanted in a
hundred. 6fferentpla for horse-steal-
,ing, highw8y robbery and burglary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27

TaK United States cruiser Detroit
win cost the government some $50, 900
for bonus for extra speed developed
above the contract rate, which called
for II knots. She has proved her
self the fastest cruiser of her dis
placement in the world, developing q
speed of 1s1< knots, or upward Of IS
miles an hour.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27

TIE executive committee of the
British Miners federation, which sup
sorts an eight-hour law for workers in
shines. adopted resolution. on the
90fA, expressing regret for Mr.. Glad
ateae's position on the eight-hour issue,
and declaring that the great statesman
sided with the minority against the
snajorfty on that question.
TIE viii Of the late Samuel ]. Col
xate, Of Poughkeepsie. N. Y, was ad-
0itted to probate on the 18TH It gives
70 the wife, Cora Smith Colgate, all the
personal property. The rest, residue
and remainder Of the estate is given
a trust to the wife during her life,
and at her death the property Is to re-
vert TO the children. The estate il es-
simated to he worth from es. DOC, 900 to
90. 600. 600.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27

Tee .clearing-hou neturns for sew
~entyzdze principal cities of the United
States, rs reported by Bradstreets, for
the week ended on the 3Ist, aggregated
81 ,242J O1a, Ga; OF which amount New
York city returned s706 ON. 09s, Chicago
Sill, ST. ,ozs, Boston s104, es5, 72O, Phila-
delphia 81, goa, 17a, lsad St Louis $26,
42z,sik
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27

The belief is general that j. L. Bybee,
who was found dead ON railway track
at Kansas City, deliberately lay down
on the track to be killed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27
Miners Killed.

Charles Page, q miner, was killed by
falling boulder near Joplin. Another
miner was killed in the same mine
about week previous
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27
A Young Man Killed.

Edward Withers, q young man EN-
ployed in Webb City mine, was killed
the other day through the carelessness
it IS said, of the engineer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-27
Lived With . Broken Neck.

Lived With = Broken Neck.
John Stibbling lived four DAYS at the
Missouri Pacific hospital at Sedalia
with broken neck. He fell from
train near Nevada.
, 1893-05-05
Der un9e5o9ene Coco.

Sin in Ser GbarlottenitraBe in Berlin
BARTENDER 0roi6tenfutl6er vsmeiter Site, "
Der eben ietn WtittagSicblGfcben belt, mar
bteier Sage, 10 er3Gblt Bic IS. ST." nid6t
tpet1tg betroffen, ais tbm cine belle Stimme
otdbt am Sbre 5urdunte y6rtbe, glib 3u6er,
glib 3uder!" @rltaunt iber 6teIe Q(uffDrz
berun9 iab ct ftcb I'M unb bemerfte duf ietz
ner S3ulter etnen groBen bunt9efteoerten
Yapaget. ST. Iangte mach benz 8ogel
oteier fog ober meg, iebte iic6 an BEN 9tanb
bes SrottoirS, lacbte bO6nti6 unb perLebte
ben bteberen &oIieIenfer burc6 53urufe mie
vNlter S3lel" v&ameel" II. I. 10. auf baa
@rDblt6ite. Ser &ut16er er9rtff erbittert
5ur Yeitibe, ais cine dlte Dame, sic 8e>
ltbertn beS bunt9efleberten SdbmGberS,
atbenlos 9elaufen fam unb sen NusreiBer
5ur reut9er &iidfebr auffpr6erte. 5000
fomml $50 mtQlt gu bin 2" rtef Sic
Dame, erbteLt aber muir bic Nntport: ISM
@runetpalb, i'm @runetpalb lit 6ol3z
auttionI" ltnb i3lieBli9 macbte baS 3bier
etnen iol3en 3aoau, baB bie StraBeniuz
9en6 in heaen 6aufen atgeriidt fam, uno
10 bt6tgeOrdn9t Dem unmanierliden Srei@
ben Coos 3uiab, 6aB 3~eitpetie Set Wogen>
berfebr itodte. IS gtng tbm aber 10, tpte
Ben metiten SfanDalmacbern: Elm SbuB>
mann er9rtff i'm unb iiber9ab i'm ietner
recbtndBi9en 8eftberin. yO3un tpiuit 9u
Oh mobL artt9 fem, Goco 2" rtef Bic Dame
entriiltet, aber ser ltnberbeferlt9e erfldrte
ieeler1bergnitgt: vgei6t INN Bic @eltl"
, 1893-05-05
ahetnhlatt DER autrnta 8tnnta-8etta1ue, grettne, 5. aaat 1898.

ieben, unb tpare es une9t sepeien, es TO-
fort 8uriid3uiteuen unb ntcbt gu BEN an6e=
rer1 gu legen. So metn 8ort = Sbr f0nnt
geben!"
Nadbem Ser &aOt 6ieS geiprocben, leqtc
ct bas @olbitid auf etnen nieoeren Stubl,
Der recbtS gu ietnen 6iiBen itanb, un6
nanbte itcb gu ietnem 6olionten, in ben er
it6 obermolS bertiefte.
Nbbul i%cufste, neigte baS 6aupt, be-
riibrte nit Ser Stirn BEN 0ipan unb
panbte ii6 gum @eben.
Ser Nn6ere biidte itcb ebenfaus, UNI feline
Stirn nit Sen Stufen bes Otoans int 8ez
rilbrung Su b%rtngen, boot 9Leicb3ettig nabm
ct au6 baS @olbitiif an iicb.
&aum tparen 8eioe bel 6em Gorbonge,
Der Die Sbiir perbcdte, angelangt, ais Der
&abt %auSrief:
r9alt!! : 9tbbuI, gu bait Sic Minse
Ite9en %lalie1r!"
u6err," entge9nete Qt66uL O%befimmert,
vtpas fonnte mir baS fall6e @olbitiid
nitben?"
vSa," rtef Ser &a6i. y0u bit Elm Gbrens
mann; Sener aber ntcbt nur Elm 8etriiger,
er tit dltcb Elm 9ieb."
Nbbul befam leinen S6aml uno elite
frOblib in ieinen 8asdr suritf, tpdbrenb
benz 8etriiger bor benz 6alie bes &a6t
bunbertfiinfsig Stofitretcbe auf bte SUP
ioDlen auf9e366lt puroen.
, 1893-05-05
2NQrRf6ert6f.


Gbtca9D, 5. Wat.
9as Nngebot lit am bteitgen @tftuaLienz
n1arft INNER nob itdrter, ais Ser 8ebarf.
Die 8utterpretie leiben 0arl1nter ant metItel1
unb beeilen 1tb 6Gnolcr, in Grmartung
zines t~peiteren Y~reiSriidgan9, tire Maare
an ben Wtann S1 brt1gen. Die &artoffeln
ftnb INN 2 Gents int 8retie geitiegen.
Solgenbe 8retie murben BEL gr0Beren
Bartieen ~erSteLt.
Butter, bette vSeperator" z@aare 26
W27c, quite 24(025c, mttteLnGBtge 23(0
24c. Dairy, GOOleD's bette 23025c., mtttel>
quite unb quite 20023c, frti6er 8adiug
Stod 10000, quite unb bette O&ou" 100
zoe.
8uttertn, bette Creamery 1876, recbt
i6One 1910, 0atrD lac unb 18c fir Sic
bette; in rGous" ober fleinen ge6tlben &c
me6r.
&Gie, Bette yfuG cream c~6e66ars" III
Ollie, vflat ibapes" 119@114c, goung
Qmertca 113@12c, yitimmeb" 8@1Oc;
nocbgemacbter Sbtpei5er 150193, y8rid"
13(@14c, &imburger 12(013c.
@ter, gang frtl6e 14(015 bas 0B6.
Sbit, gebOrrtes: 9tepfel, tinftlicb 9ez
trofnete 83@10c. bas 8fb., an Scr Come
oeborrte nOrbliAe SOY; 8ftriidbe sos,
8rombeeren 69(073, 6imbeeren 24(025
@aliforniides: Qprifoien 16(018, nidbt
9ei9dlte 8firitcbe 133@143, geibalte 200
"a; Bflaumen 93@13; &oitnen: 2onbon
2aDerS 1,5001.85 baS &iitcben, Wusfaz
teller 1.05@1. 80, loie 4@59.
0bit, frii3es: NepfeI 100000 unb
2.5O93.50 ie nacb Der Site, 8ononen
1.OO02.0O, Gitronen 3.00(04,50, Short
baer Sran9en 2.50(03.5O GoLifornticbe
g}apelS 2.5003. so; @rbbeeren aus Sem
nei1ee 1.25(02,0 90 in "a Quarts, MtifttIftp@
pier 100000 in "a Quarts. Qlnanas
81 .000$2.O 90 ba5 Obo.
&artpffeIn: 8isconftner auf ser
8abn 68@7Oc 9ebron 67@69c, 8urbani
78@80c, &ole 68(07Oc, 8earleB GAO
Sc, neue aus Stem Orleans Sc. OO@7.O 90
oas SAB.
@efli9eG, 9ei1Gocbtetes Surfe0 13
Wl4c; 6lbner: 6ennen 123c0-, Sabine
6(07c; @nten 12(013c; @dnie, Ieben6ise
nit ben gan3eu 6eOern, $6.00@8.OO per
0uBenb.
Semitic e: gfeues @eiBfraut $3.50
S $3.50 oer y@rate"; rotbe ooer gelbe 3nie>
beln $3.2503.50 bas SAP; Stedriiber
81. OO@$1.25 bas TaB; iunse metBe
&aiben 35o(@40c bas 9uBenDz8 inbcben,
alte 75c0$1.0O bas SAB, @urfen
$1,00@1.5O baS 9B6., Seuerie 35(@4Oc
ooS 9b0., iunge 3piebeln 50@75c bas
&titcben pon J 8ui6el, Salat i'm SAB $4.0O
@5.50, Yteplant DaS 9Bb. 90,
9taoteS3en 10015c baS 9bb., Sptnat
$1.OO@1,25 Oas SAB, tunge rotbe Tiiben
4O@50c, Peteritlie 20(025c, &reiie 300
4Oc, @rbien Gunge) 81, boS &titz
ben 5u 20 0u., 8obnen (%griine) $1.25
@1.50 3d., Spar9el $1:25@1.50 bas
&iit6en 8u J 8ul6el, 8a3Sbobneu 1926
@2.50 per 20 Quart.
8btSfep: $1.13.
&oblen: SIM &letnen, er0Bere vGgg"
$7.25 bte Sonne, tleinere unb vJtut" oDer
vJta1ge" $3.50.
9eu: EtmotbeD SEQ. l auf Ser 8abn
$12,25@13,5O, lplanO 8ratrte $1,000
1926.
, 1893-05-05
Oas 6ol61tud.

Nbbulz &erim tpar Elm braber, fb[idter
Wfann, Der BON benz 9%eringen @tnfommer
ietneS 8a5arS einen DerbGltuiBmGBig 5ablz
retcben 0arem erbaIten muBte. @tnes
Cages fam etn Wtann in ietnen 2a6en uno
n%erlangte etnen Sbatpl 5u f%aufen. Nacbz
Dem Der Wfann nteDrere bte1er Siicbter be-
ftcbtt9t bate, tpG6lte CT etnen unb legte baS
D~erlangte @olotud auf Sic 0o6e. Q(bbuL
icbob ba1ielbe in cine in ser 2a6e beftn6z
ltde Spalte, 6ierouf Iegte ct ben Sbapl
3ulammen, tptdelte i'm IN Elm farbtgeS
Eapter uno nacbhem CT baS 8adet init
etnem SeiOenfa6en 3u1ammengebunoen
bate, iiber9ab ct es NIT einem tiefen 8udz
ling DEM &unben. &aum par ie6ob Ser
Ofann ali Der SbiribpeIe angeLangt, ais
tbn 9lb0ul 3uriiGctef.
p6err, baS @olbftid, 6as gu mir gez
geben, tit falib," ipra3 er, tbm bas Sob
ititd Dtn1etcben0.
Der Sdufer febrte UNI CUR 2a6e, beIa6
Bic Witn8e un6 iagte:
r9u bait &ebt, 6aS @olbitid lit faLl6
bocb tb babe eS Dir nibt gege6en.
ugtetn, 5err, tb tpetB cs genau; gu bait
IS mir 8egeben."
r9u irrit, lteber Sreu1t6 unb ibrigens,
tpte tannlt 9n es mtiien, baB gerabe t9 eS
Dir gegeben babe, Oa 0u es ia su ben an
beren tparfit?"
rS3 petB es, 6err," eripi6erte Mb6ul
ianft, rba t6, bebor 0u 6en 2aben betretet
bait, metn @elO 8ablte unb tein faIicbes
@olo1tltd 6%arunter fanb."
9d Der &dl1er aber auf ietner 8e6aupz
41t1G hohnfrto fam o2 AZ nt,,or~1 S+~o;4 AnA
einen 2lnlauf DOr Dem 8a3ar perltriabte,
benn aucb Die Mtenge bate itb beretts in
Stpct Pdrteten 9etbeilt. @nblt6 murben
9tbbul uno ietn &Gufer gum &a6t gefibrt,
0amtt Oieler tbre Sacbe 1cbltcbte.
QlS tie Dor ben &abt tratelt, man 6erz
ieIbe III Der &eftilre zines 6olionten, Der
auf etnern Stl6d6en 3u ietner Qtnfen ouf>
lag, 10 iebr p%ertteft, DoB ie cine 9eroltme
Wetle tDarten muBten, bepor er Die @uge1t
aufiblug un6 ite bemerfte.
vgSaS mout Sbr 2" re6ete ct tie an.
SER" beg0i1nen 8eioe, tn6em tie nit
ser Stirn Sic Stufen 6es 0ipans beriibrz
ten unb ~8leib3eiti9 ibr 2eib flagen mouten.
user lit Der &lG9er ? - @r rebe!" un>
terbrab ite Ser &abt.
Nb6ul erSGblte nun, tpte Sener bos be-
b%u1tgene @olbitiid auf ben Siib gelegt, ct
es aber unabtiam SIT BEN anberen ~getporfcn
un6 erft, ais Der &unbe iib entfernen
woute, es nGber beieben unb ais fali9 erz
fonnt bdtte.
Ser &dufer beitdtiete auf 8efra9en bes
aabt Mes bies, blieb aber bel letner 8ez
~Gduptung, Elm ecbtes @olbitid gegeben Sll
BADEN; Die falibe Wiin3e miifle Qlbbul
nocb BON friiber beiibcn.
Nach0em 2lbbuI Dem &obt mic6erbolt
Deritc6erte, baB er 5upor fem @elb geSGblt
uno fem falicbeS StiiG bemerft bate, erz
tpi6erte Der &abt, Bic Weitn3e 3piicben BEN
Sin9ern ipenbeno, fol9enbermaBen
o9u bait ben 6a1OeG perloren, QbbuI,
0etne 4fli9t mar es, bas @olbltiG gu be-
, 1893-05-05

gberts 8boruocp, Gde 9tate unb golf ctr.
g.. s. Slider, oeuti1e ApDtbete, Ma6aI9 Ape. unb 16.
Ctr, 3elepbpn South 247.
s. ;Sarmntb, @potbeter, SEQ. 81 20. Ctr, Gde SoutB
8Qrf Npe.
q. 2. Braun, 3l0O Mentiportb &oe.. GGe 81. ctr.
@olbon, G~pptbeter, 41O1 Stote Ctr.
S.. ¬be, beltIbe @potbefe. Gfe SO. Ctr. unb g.
9alIteo Ctr, GnQlelppob. Selepbpn 112.
4r3t & 60, Npotbefer, APO 26. Str, @Ge Sonooer
Robert 5. &eItering, &potbeter, 2601 g. 9aIfteb Ctr,
Gfe 20. Str.
8. m. @ifforb, gpptbeter. 81. ctr. uuo mst9ioun qOs.
, 1893-05-05
9OOeS=Wnseiae.

Sreinbeu tno 8efarnten hermit Die traurlQe 9tadbs
rtbt, baB inter inni9it ~9eltebtes 9bbnten ScrnbarS
i'm 5orten NIter bon 2 Sobren 3 Monat uno 8 8o9en am
9onnerlta9. ben 4. Wtat, ielig inn @erru eutIdlQIet lit.
Die Seerbi9lng ftnbet itatt am @onnta9 g3a6mittag. ben
Z Wtot. nm 2 ubr, bonn SrauerDauIe, 881 8tncoln Mpe.
I'm ittae Sbeilrabme bitten Die tiefbetriibteu
Grtorr Ncter s. Srauid).
Wtoria SramId).
ScrnbnrO Bitter.
SroBelternI No.. : Ss.e
l0dthdrttta SrauIG1.
, 1893-05-05
21. &apiteI
$ II Der et9enen g hltnoe.

9err 8enbeIin mar einiscrmaBen ibers
raicbt n bennrn bigt g%etueien, ais ct me-
rt9e Stunoen racb ieiner 8eiprecbung nit
ben betoen Sur9er etn Billet folgenber
Sn6altS erbalten bate:
v@s muB tr9enO Sen1an6 8eroacbt tpes
gen bes BecbielS 9eicb0pft baben. Wtan
belarert uns bier unb paDri9enlicb altcb
, 1893-05-05
W6blirte 2immer.
3u 1nietbet1 aeInd)t.


Z II mtetber g fr0t t.: Sin bibI6 mDblirtes
~ Gunner fnr eln5elnen 9errn, 9torb= pber Neft1eite.
Stertet nit Yretson9abe gu rtbten an Gronf S9nobel,
c. o. Mtr. 3. u, @poner, 20 State ctr.
, 1893-05-05
SASabaib Giienbahn. SHge ~nerIaIIen Dearborn
40 station, Gde 9olt unb Dearborn Str. Sidets
Office: POI 9. glorf Gtr.
gHtsepmftn 6cmtraIzaini

(cDieaso &c g3ejt Wstdtsam= etiemaapm mor
~ ~ Srano ,, g9ni0S, g SrogS ,S 6%9el Gn 9 aS19 4'@ 4.
tosfep. @bfaDrt bonn TuBe Der y. straBe. u.
Modentogen: 1900 WE, 1925 81; ta9lid, lib VI.
Stobt=S ifice. 81 @Iart=StrnBe. t@bair Gar nab @rono
9topi0S. +BGrlor Gar no9 @ranb &apioS. 'S9laI=
Wo9eH na9 Granb yfapibS nt6 0suSte9oF.
, 1893-05-05

v9ie 9si&eI=YIatc!" - SlcW Oorf, Gbicaao
nro st. 2oniS=Giienbebn.
Union Depot, Ban Buren, ctr. N6fabrt bon G6is
eo9o 7.35 0ormittaeS Intuuft in Chicago 8. IA AbenOs ;
tdgli6, auS9euonnten Spunta9s. @bfobrt pm Chicago
1918 Ibenos t09liG9, ousgeIpmmeu omito9 Nns
tnntt i'll @bicagp $40 8orrtttta98 td9Iid, ouSgenommeu
Wtouta98. G4egeu Der 6abrpreiie ober Better in Sdblaf=
fpdgen rt)tet Aufragen all GbaS. 8. Malfer, @9eut bes
MQent, 70 @larf Ctr.
, 1893-05-05

unIern e~reunoen uno nielen 9etannteu hermit bic
betribte g69rt1t, baB unier tbeuerer @atte unb 0oter
SrieSridb SuSfelo inn NIter BON SO So6ren unb I
Wtonaten om 9onnerIta9, ben 4. Otat, mad lonoent 9ei-
ben lonft uuo rubig feline irbiIde Soufbo6u oerlieB unb
bofentltt9 EN- beiiere8 Senieits 9eiuuoen bat. Sic 9e=
erbt9uu9 ftnoet ftatt ant Sonutog, beu Z. Mtai, 9todmit=
nadD WoIobeir1. Sic tro1leri1ben Sinterblte6enen:
&pmif0 SstSfeIc, @attin,
0uS. nto Nrteorid, Sbbne, &teli Siel=
man ttS NiGn Bauer, Sbdter.
, 1893-05-05
Nuf ser 9orfe

ftiegen Ste N~8etaenpretie. Ser Sultterz
min parbe nit 745@753 gebanbeIt, i'm
Septem6ertermin puroe 775 be3ablt.
Wfats par felt; Ntat 1876, SuGi
45c.
Safer fet; Oaai 31B@313, Suli 3OB.
S9wetneleti9 feit; September 1922
@bOnntrtauf bas Qtbenbblatt Ser SQtnois
Staatss 3eitung. 9reiS l Sent.
, 1893-05-05
8eri0nlt0es.
SerI1te0enes
Gi|enBaRn~ GaRrpRdne.

NBieasn 6 Iortbtue ftetns@tIsnbabm Sidet.
" SfTCes: 9tps. 206-209 @1orf : StraBe. an Der
SafleD @Oemue Station uHO am 9epot ede MeIs- uub
&trate.Str.
, 1893-05-05
q Union paRen9er Station.
[yIgnnsgIVdnid LINES.
10y etpome.. gonoI. ,no gCooi,nu. str

ESzs Moams=, SamaI= nno 0Iaoiiou=Str.
3idet=Offices: Gin Der Station Hub in 4 @larfa
StraBe Gfe Sadipu.
9ur93ige fobren mte fuIqt:
, 1893-05-05

AUIuDLl NlIINfI
Gbicogp unb gep Orleans Slniteb. Is 200 gs 4:45 q
@bico9o uno Wtempbis ....:...., 200 gNs 445 q
Special. .................. =. s 900 as $40 Me
yseip Orleans Yot=Shnen5u9 ..... $50 DIS 1920 De
ct. Souis unb Seras GrpreB. 800. S35 MtI' 72O u
9tep Orleans unb Men!pbis GrpreBIs 500 oils 720 Sc
aaufafec uub Bloomington 8aiaz
9ier8ug. 48O Gs 1O4OM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S 500 nj $50 NJ
Siour SANS S6usnSug ......... Is 100 GlS LOS 81
&DdTpro, Dubuque, Siour @itD -. a 11:35 9Qc 6:30Wt
gtodtpro 9aiiagter.. $3.50 9as 1890 Nt
@odfuro g ~G5reeport 8aIiaQier. 70. 455 Nd' 1910 Mt
gtodforb g. 9~yreeport grpreB ...... $50 NI........
Dubuque & GodfDro GrpreB .....I........ 1851
aSamitag gtaG)t MIR bis 9u6uquc. cSdqlib, au5=
genDn1men SDnn:og5, Sipur @ttp bis 2ubuule; t6Gllh
bon DUBUQUE bis ebicogo. SSdQlidb. '2GQlt6, aus
Qeupu1uen SpuHtQQS.
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403 0rDB Moe.
402 &pscoe 8ouleoaro.
q. 81. Semitic, 1921 Belmont @De.
9. 9plbuar, 1744 @larf ctr.
6. 81. Wtppre, 442 SincDln 9(pe.
Son &olaOs, 1856 St1cpIn @oe.
6. 81. Sat-, $40 &incpln 9loe.
Srant Wo9ner. 597 2tncolu Noe.
So1epb Mtunf, TAI &incolt Npe.
6. gteubaus, $40 StncoGn Noe.
Nnt. SaDlor, 1O17 Stncoln g[oe
go. Betting, 1926 @lart Ctr.
, 1893-05-05
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, 1893-05-05
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, 1893-05-05

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, 1893-05-05

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The morning call., 1893-01-18
CRIMES AT SEA.
Powers Given to the Masters of
Merchant Vessels,

WASHINGTON, Jan. lin the House, on
motion of Chapman of Michigan, resolu-
ton was agreed TO making provision for a
JOINT meeting OF the two houses of Congress
on Wednesday. February s, TO count the
electoral vote.
The Sen ate bill was passed for the retire.
ment OF Judge NJ. p. Deadly, who FOR many
years has been Judge for the District Court
of Oregon. Under the existing law he
would not be entitled to retirement until
next year.
The bill was passed providing for terms
of the Circuit and District courts at Evans
ton, WyO.
Oates Of Alabama called up the Senate
bill TO provide for the punishment of
offenses on the high seas. 1t provides that
every person who is not one of the crew on
board any vessel belonging in whole or in
part TO any citizen Of the United States
who shall in defiance Of the master of such
vessel create any riot or disorder, or who
shall commit any breach OF the peace. or
who shall hinder. obstruct or resist the
crew in the performances or execution of
any law, orders or commands of the master
or officers Of such vessel. shall be punished
by fine not exceeding $1,000, or by I'm
prisonment not exceeding one year or by
both. 1t places similar penalty upon any
passenger who shall inspire any crew to
disobey any law or orders of the master,
and fOrbids the crew to combine for revolt
or mutiny or TO resist orders.
Davis (Pop.) of Kansas opposed the meas
ure on the ground that it would make or
ganizatiOn among seamen almost imDOssi-
bic. Nevertheless, the bill passed and the
House adlourned.
The morning call., 1893-01-18
nARCHING FOR BREAD.
lien Tramp Through the Snow From
Client to Brussels.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 1.-Two hundred and
fifty starving, unemployed workmen tramped
through heavy sn0wdrifts, distance Of
thirty-0ne miles. from Client to Brussels
to-day to demand WORK from the various
departments and also from the Chamber Of
Deputies. Great crowds Of city w0rkmen
met The delegation and m arched with them
10 the Ministry of Public Works. On the
way there the men sang revolutionary
songs, and the temper of the paraders
showed that it would require but little to
fan the embers Of Instruction into an open
flame. The committee demanded and re-
ceived an audience with the Prime Minister
They told him that their wives and children
were starving, through no fault of theirs.
and demanded work. The Minister prom
ised to expedite the extensions of public
works, and thus to furnish employment to
a large number Of men.
The immense throng then proceeded TO
the Chamber of Deputies, where they pre-
sented their petition. The progressIst men,
bers promised to support the men 10 secur-
ing their demands. Many of the Client
delegation started to walk back Tonight,
but it is feared some OF them will perish.