davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-11-16
Die K~abeIanIa9e in Rio we9en Ser
pom Qleuo
2Ineeorobten Sefdie6une pom ser maHer=
front wesgei6aft, ole Der binoun9 oaher
einmeiIen unterbroben.
81 ~ 9 prt, 16, 9foo

Oem vSeral6" mtrb bon MonteOibeO be-
ricbtet, baB AM Mittpo6 Miorgen ale
&abeluerbinoung nit Gto Be SSaneiro ab7
9ebrohen muroe, tpetl Die Sabelanla9e
pegen Der in Nusit6t geitelten befti9en 8e1
i9ieBung Der @auptitaOt burb Meao's
6lotte, tpeiter bon Der @aiierfront peggec
lchafft tper6en loute.
, 1893-11-16

Die fir cine 6auSfrau einfacbite un6
biui9ite Dirt, Elm 0ienitmGO9en 3u betomz
men, 1T, cine GerIangtzNnseige an bas
ADencblatt Der SuinOis Staats3eitlns einz
sul9tfen. 9rets l Sent 6Qs Wort.
, 1893-11-16
@troqna, g9is., 16. SOB.

0as Gericbt bon Sem Sooe 6es @r>
lferbauminiiters Hust lit unbegriinoet.
Is lit felt 9eitern in ieincin 8efinoen feline
Nenoerultg ctn9etreten, oo6 giebt baiielbc
gu ben iblimmiten 8efiircbtungen QlnlaB,
6a Der 8atient bon bobgrubi9er S6ipGcbc
befauem lit.
, 1893-11-16
Irauri9es Gn0e elmer Gntenja9o.
Der JGoer our9 unportdtiae 6anobabune
feines Gewehres eetootet.
8 u.incn. 81. 16. g}on.

@eftern Morgen tpurbe Die fteifgefrOrene
0ei6e bes neun5ebnjdbrigen Srant geters
stuei Oteilen n0roLib BON Ser Stabt aufz
9efunben. 9erielbe mar ben Sag pOrber
auf Bic @ntenia96 9esan9en. 8ein 9urcb7
frieben elmer Sede bate ii1 oas @etpebr
3ufGllt9 entla6en lnb ser SdbuB mar PetcrS
burb Bic 8ruit gebrun9en. Qus 4eters
g~efunben ipurbe, Lag beiien 0unoquer iiber
ieiner 8ruit, ietnen tooten Serrn trea be-
tpQcbeno.
, 1893-11-16

= Sir beute N6enb bat Der Sta6tratb
SIT @6rsn bes Deritorbenen 8irgermeiiters
Sarriion cine Grtnnerun9S 6eter anbez
raumt, tpclcbc I'M StabtratbSfaale i~tattfit7
bet, UNI Z lt9r anfGn9t uno aus apuiit,
JfeOen nnO annabme bon 8ei9lilen be-
itebt.
, 1893-11-16
mie0er obenanf!

vmit6eu's" 8anf in 1rlilwaufee
nimmt Sen 8etrieb wieoer auf.
Die 6I6ubieer ioIen bis auf Sen Icbten Gent
ihrer Soroeruneen be5abIt weroert.
, 1893-11-16
Das Sheufal Oapiofon ntAt toot,
ionoern fo9or auf oem me9e
sur 6enefun9.
OerieIbe miro, nm oeu SYuberu ni6t III Ole
Pdroe i'll fallen, nab Canton in oas
GountY9efdn9nib eebrabt.


9l5 Sic 9tadbricbt bon Der GrmOroung
Der 8trOie 8aug6 geitern Otorgcu in Der
Staot bef1nnt DltrDc, e%ntltanO lofort cine
9etpaltige Qufre9ung, lpcldbe nod ipucb5,
ais cS iic6 I'M 2aufe DeS Sa9eS Derausiteute,
0aB Der Wt0rber AM 9eben bLeibeu piirbe,
unb eS bate 1ur zines 6iibrerS beburft, I'M
BEN Sob bcs ernorbeter MtGodben5 bIutig
All rGcben.s @egen 2lbel1D p~erlammelten iicb
in Der Srti6aft @ruppen bon 8ilrgern, 10
OaB Die 8ebOrben befDrgt ipuroen- uno benz
S6ertff &riber in Canton telegrdpbirter,
iofort sl fommen, uno Den 0efan9enen in
Sicberbeit SIT bringen. 9erlelbe traf I'M
5e9n llbr Gin 3u Der 3eit mar bic Gage
bereitS cine 10 brobenoe 9eipor0en, baB Die
8acben 0urcb @entpa9nie K. bonn g.. Ge9iz
n1ent Der gtattonalgarOe D~erltGrft tperben
mltBten. Die 2Dncber nurben iebocb baz
ourb in feiner @eiie entmutbigt, 10 oaB
man bel6loB, BEN 0efangenen lofort nacb
Dem @ountDgefdngniB gu bringen. Gr
tDuroe in elmer Qmbulan5 inter 8etpacbung
bon Sruppen nacb benz Sabnbofe sebra9t.
Die. Wfenge fol9te ulO ~itiIr5te itcb am
SabnbDfe auf bic 8acbe, nit Dem feiten
Gnti6luB, ii6 beS SdbeulaIS 81 bentd6e
tigen. G5 entItanb elm furSer &f,
ipe(ber nit Dem &iiGSuge Der Wtcnge
enoete. 9arauf pur6e 9apioIon auf ben
Bug gebracbt, peIber iNb iOfOrt in Be-
ipegung icbte; in Canton purDe CT i'm
@efGngniB ii6er untergebradbt. Seiu
3uitanb bate itch beute Otorgen ~bebeuteno
gebeiicrt, unb ietne balbige 6eritelung lit
nit Sicberbeit 81 ertparten.
Der 8anfrduber Shie9 fol- AUDI
etn M0roer ietn.
Die DerPaftur9 farto auf Setrieb Ger Tlutter
feincr Spieb9eieIen fat.
, 1893-11-16
"Onkel Serry'' Rusk.
Oas 6eridt Don ieinem erfoIsten
Qooe unbe9rinoet.

Sem 5utano ober iebr beforeni6erreserto.
, 1893-11-16

Nn5ei9en in Der electromagnetic Ser Sui
1tots Staatssettnng baben ben beiten Grfolg.
, 1893-11-16
Shtffsnabrthten.

8remerbaDen: Spree bon Stem
Yorf,
, 1893-11-16

trOb auer PrOtefte leitens ibrer Samilie err
tIdrte, iie miirbe Iieber iterben, ais cinen
on6ern 6eirat9en. Ser Blan, tie nit etnenl
Diterreibiihen @r3ber5o8, unb 3tuar, tpie
es ieiner d3eit bieB, NIT benz Gr3ber3og
Sran5 Serbinanb Su Oerbeiratben, lit altfgee
geben tporben. Sbre Wtlttter molte jebocb
bte Bermablun9 ibrer %5tpeiten Sodbter tpes
gen Der Otarotte Der 9rin5eiiin @liiabet6
ntbt aufibiebcn. @S betBt, baB nab
8eibna6ten bic Brtn5eiiin ibren @rp6bls
ten beimfiibren bari.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

In the current number Of The American
Banker there i well considered article
NON he Pen q Mr. \. Iiansl, formerly
banker Of Dallas, now Of Chicago. In
which be discusses la an original and
ioFeible manner the subject OF per capita
circulation per developed ara. lila te.t
IL IN the statement that 'thc true cause
Of our monetary troubles must be CHARGED
TO an insuihdescy Of the money avail.
able for business purposes" In support
Of iris proposition he compares the eros,
circulation Of the United States Win the
circulation OF an equal area Of Enrone
contending that the true measure Of cam.
parsson IS the acreage under DEVELOPMENT
lie u 80 clearly right that few will dis.
sent from bis assertion that 10 dcyelop
tAs resources Of a certain territory and
TO Afterwards continue the tuiIic and
commerce created, It takes corrcsnondlnr.
" more money where the population I,
seant thar when dense, provided said pop.
nlauon achieve adequately larger rc,ultsr
We quote the meat Of his argument.
The population OF the trnlfed sat-. :.
: ntuc more than ohe-slxth that ~ En'
npe. ne territory OF the latter abont eer.
s. -gsa,naine 80 ours but TO handle the won.
ooantry. to handle them IN nm Rn1a,, .. %.
eeireaia ~, Pps5esres.irel WAY. We have total
VIII an sr,, ., a Siyo ,nillions. france
= iess than that Of oaf Nesr M ,inlnoin,
seetet. has circulation OF 4. aOo o06 NM
Sta,ss' %nliotN more than the United
tain, aggregatng moi of,e-seyenti, y, III ~.
ftraRs, nave 4 circulation Of yiOOo mil.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
SOME SILVER TIPS.

From Mr.. Vests speech in the senate
Monday:
Mr.. Prcsdeut. 1 am anxious to avoid
the slightest misstatement, or to make
any unjust criticism on the present adj
ministrntion OF my owa party. 1 do not
feel myself at liberty from any other
feeling than that of u sincere desire TO
meet the responsibilities imposed on me
as an American citizen to refrain from
stating cinphutically my. absolute con-
viction that We must determine now,
tho question Of bimetallism or the gold
standard, as presented 10 us by the pres
an addition to what have said IN
regard to his message, what intelligent
man believes that. without the knowl.
edge that the sentiments expressed there-
In were In consonancc with the opinions
Of the chief executive, the head Of tho
great banking department OF this Epv-
ernment would have come out IN a mag
azine article. which l have before me
declaring for the single gold standard
and denouncing to the American people
that silver was doomod aud must cease
10 ~, 4 money metal Ia the United
statesY l have the right as a public
man and as . private cltirrn 10 as
sumo fhnt when an officer u this gov.
ernmcnf In control OF It's banks. akar 10
the Serretnry ac The treasury ana IN
daily Intercourse with him, appoSnfed Nv
the president Of the umted States and
conhraed BY the senate, when the presi-
dent himself knew that there MAS a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
TEXAS SETTINGS.

Judge Q. Reeves OF Palestine Is dead.
watermeous are selling In Deuison for
cents a piece.
Mr.. William Rogan OF Hutto owns calf
that eats chickens.
An old settlers picnic will be held at
Sherman August "a and 20.
one hundred aud twenty i've bales Of
cotton were marketed at Austin last week.
n, J station. one OF the oldest settlers
Of Jackson, died yesterday. aged 10 years.
iodgc Of woodmcu o. the World was
organized nt LaGrlnge Wednesday, with
forty members.
The Taylor cotton compress handled Co.
a7s bales OF cotton for the season ending
August 81, 1893,
Ysabel Confines Mexican boy, 7 years
old. died at san Antonio yesterday from
the effect OF a ratuesnake bite
n. Baucrofts and Sons planer. and l..
Mlller's shinglc mill which closed down at
orange recently are again running.
large collections OF minerals gathered
IN Texas aud the Indian territory, were
destroyed by the burnlug of the Denlson
exposition building
AT Cameron, Ed Adams. young man
~ years old, was thrown from his horse
against tree breaking his leg above the
knee. His condition Ia serious.
The corner stone Of the Grant A. NJ. p.
church was laid at Palestine yesterday.
A large number II eoorcd people from
different parts OF The state were present.
The Prairie Mound school house, near No.
coma which is used as a place OF worship,
between norning and evening services last
Sunday was stripped OF Its furniture by
thieves
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

ratio. Our money Suppiy not having IN.
erased per capifaiiy this cHtasiruphe had
10 csane. sooucf or later.
What Il true regarding the business Of
indir.duals holds good a. 10 the aggregate
bnslness Of aggregate individuals. n a
merchant attempts 10 do a very large bus
iness upon very hmnee capital he VIII
try II will do 80 likewise.
me argument that basinexs has done
well up 70 ths Time of ne general disturb sss
trouble were sowu and fermenting; the
seftlrnent dsy had TO come / could dwell
further on this particular point, but space
me following Is the per capita Of the
principal nations. France, 4dl6; Germany.
is54: Bngland. 1870; United States 2t.la,
that hat county has been less subject 70
monetary disturbance than any others
Furthermore. has It not successfully with
stood trcmea i.us financial losses. both
through war aud gigantic business failures
lthe Copper Syndicate ana Panama swin-
dlell Besides her saving and thrifty pop
ulation. you may be sure her large per
capita helped France over these troubles.
believe the only permanent remedy with
Us Il to stop the abuse Of our credit BY
basis. remembering "t mai It should he meas.
ured rather by the aggregate European
circulation than by the average European
per capita.
The three great powers Of Europs.
having hardly one,serenth the area of
the United States. with their resources
fully developed. their business flowing in
settled channels. and the credit of their
established by centuries of
operation, have two and one-half times
the currency circulation Of the United
Suites. This explains. without further
investigation, why this country Is today a
.uppliant at the feet Of Europe begging
for financial assistance.
While 1t lies PROSTATE IN that humliat-
ng attitute. some of its so-called states
men are seriously discussing measure
# relief" which proposes, in effect, to
op of nearly one-half Of our present
jcanty supply Of money
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
EVEN THE MuGwuMps ADMIT TT

IL is not too much to say that the
degree of strength shown by the sil.
yer party In congress has been dis.
agreeable surprise. Private advices
from Washington are that uncondi-
iionai repeal OF the silver law SCENE
almost hopcless.-New York Times,
August is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

In our opinion, II Is perhaps the great
est document which has ever etnanaled
from the brain and pen Of an American
president.
Contrary to the traditions OF his party,
and vet II truth in conformity with them
for the Democratic party has never stood
for a dehased coinage he has the manhood
TO suggest that the gold unit OF value
be maintained In this country. and force
fully declares that this eau only be done
VI silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

IL was reported this evening that
the administration intended to show
those who violated the promises
made to IL, or who proposed 10 yio-
late such promises, the full force of
itsanser. This report said a showing
would be made In the case OF Senator
vest Washington dispatch, Dallas
sews. august 16.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

II silver Is demonctlzed Chernller Senter
Texas rehahlltatlng itself IN lndenendnni
inrpnDlcau clothes, -Mcmphls Appeal.Aya.
Ihe rehabilitation that viii he needed
IN mat event will not be by Texas or
Texans That demand Will come from
traitors TO platforms and to pledges who
may assist in characterization and 1t Is
doubtful whether the urgent need Of the
Republican marty for recruits will move
IT to enlist them. Dcserters are not rat.
cd anywhere us valuable army material.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

Who want TO keep mp with Texas news
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
CALL FoR rrnLIc MEErNns

Mt J. s Dausherty. committeeman for
Texas iu the Chicago bimetallic conyen.
ton, has Issued the following cnIt,
! respectfully request the county iudges OF
thW state 10 al once call meetings ~ thr
people or their respective counties. at fheir
hllhuons, that they NAV adopt ami fnr
WaFa 60 their representatives IA congress
RESOLUTIONS expressing their views az 10
tnv og.1 policy 10 he pursued 10y our gov,
! request the press Of the state to give Al
Wide notice Of THIS call as practicable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

The storm wave will reach this meridian
api the other changes will oofur at and
within 100 miles Of Fort Worth within
twenty four hours before or after sunset
OF Tie dates given below:
August 1T-HarIner
August lS-Storm wave on this meridian.
August ip-Wind changing,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

Interest ia the Teras state fair is &C
eentuated by tbs fact that farmers are
coming to Texas this fan 10 regiments.
and the fair will offer them a chance to
see Texas at n glance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

TIL, paper Is Kept on nle and adyertis-
iRg rates may be ascertainsd At the once
Of American Newspaper Publishers asso-
ciAuon Temple court New York. Or from
It's Eastern business Office, - Tribune
building, New York.
Western business ONCE. 800. "rhe Rock
cry" Chicago, His
;. O. Beckwith, sole agent foreign adver'
Using.
Worlds fair correspondent. Q. 8. Hardy.
STATE AGESTs-Bramilt, sandel
Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

Mr.. Cleveland practically urges a re-
pudIailon Of the blmetallic clause in the
platform upon which he stood for election.
He accepted the platform as made for
him when be accepted the nomination ten
dered with It and population now Is dis
honesty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

Let congress pass bill requiring all
OF g0yernfnent employees be paid at least
one-half 10 silver In the future this would
put lie silver In circulation aud scatter
Il among the people,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

Mr. Frederick II. Coudert is immensely
pleased with the Bering sea decision,
principally because he was one Of the
able couhselors OF the left
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

Mayor protein Cochran of Dallas Is 10
be tried by his church for desecrailhg tho
sabbath by his attitude in the city coun,
Gil II he isn't convicted on that count
there is, at least, sure ease against
him for desecratinr the church by golns
In the council
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

This country is very poor indeed II 1t
is too poor to provide enough money to
enable its own citizens to exchange the
fruits Of their labor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

He is 10 favor Of any alliance with Eng.
land. GsrmAny aud Austria which Is 80 d.
rect violation Of the constitution which
he swore 10 uphold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

a., seI ian Won a home now. while pr,oo.
rane ,oT 70 We Sill sell YOU lot ana d. y
long ti' % p n yog house give We yon
IN the Onion Depot aa5ie o. Interest,
We VIII show Won AZ - Nall new,
swAYNE. ALIEN 4 s9 ch I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

Congress has been in session several
days and much talking has been done.
but Senator Minis has not been heard
from ereept at roll-call
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

So small Is the chance Of failure, with DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, that its proprietors
are willing to make this promise: "If we
can't cure your Catarrh, no matter how bad
your case is, Wen pay you s5OO in cash."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

ING olmetAAsls stand between this
country and the iiatlsm which would
surely be invoked as a popular rryeugo
upon extrene Recommendation. 1t ia well
n'r thoae who call themselves eonserva.
iiyes 10 think OF that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

friends aud the opponents Of silver yet
ne seems to think the former should keep
entirely siill when that truce Is broken
hr The latter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

r,ia .sandard Is the text OF his argu-
ment lie was elected on platform
which declared unedinyocaily that silver
should not Ue discrifuinated against.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

The fellow who ,hink5 congress should
nave dealt in two days with the graycnt
issue that has come before It since the
war may call himself a conservative, bur
hls estimate Of himself does not entltle
him 70 seat In That class.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

The threat that senators and congress
men who vote for silver will be cut off
the patronage account of the admins.
ration grows louder every day. But
there is u voice whose tones rise above
the commands of the ple-hucksters at
Washington, and It is that voice to
which congress is now paying It's atten.
tons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

Congressman Hutchinson knows the dif,
ference between the continent of the
people and sentiment ground out Of a
conee mill, IL his course were submitted
TO the people of Houston It would
have the endorsement of large
majority Of them, ana in Texas ito
people are yet regarded as the governing
body.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

Congressman Peudleton is in his seat
in the house, and has joined the Texas
delegation in standing up for Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

The president needs no further testimony
as 10 which faction was the regular Dem
ocraey In Texas last year.-Dallas News.
Certainly not. Judge Clark's account Of
his own conversion concluded the case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

Senator Vest ripped scale or two
from the administrations eyes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

We are still several points above Aus
tralia in the financial scale, and gold is
the only legal tender in Australia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17
qnE aAEEFTEs RR ORR TEKAS THuRsDAY AUGUST ~ 1899

difference Of opinion in regard TO that
u by large majority and many Re
publcnns deferred TO his opinion and
voted for that confirmation. say that
| have right TO assume that. with
these relations. the comptroller Of the
currency knew the opinion Of the pres
ideut and this administration upon this
great issue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

NJ. -, nsuocrat want the Democracy
=, s.r,aaa ne act Of those who made
In. sjsrer doiiAf dishonest. by doing rs bad
or WqrSns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

The Dallas state fair is catching the
attention Of tho eye alert to perceive
ch1nce TO advertise Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

The Texas weekly press votes against
the recommendations Of the presidents
message, sixteen 10 one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

nc silver dellar "a we havo ~ today
ho's-'' and what causes led 70 thai .aetioni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-17

II places Mr.. Cleveland squnrcly on tho
side OF the gold men, and shows beyond
question that he 10 with Wall street aud
English capital.