davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-09
Qus oem Qrmenbaufe.
Superintendent pYne beribtet pon 3ahlreiden
fdaen, in oenen 3niafcn Ger 2lntaIt
~wohlhabenoe Derpanote befiben.

Die orgcnbli6lic6e 1tebcrfiQung 6es
Gountpz Irntenbauies in Cunning bat ben
Superintenbenten Gpne DeranldBt, it6
genduer l106 ben peri0nlicben 8erbdltntlien
jebes etn3elnen Der Snioiien gu erfln6i9en.
0tc Inter- lcbung 0urb 6errn YDne bat
bic itberral5enbe Sbatiacbe ergeben, baB
oaS Nrrnerlbaus cine 9lnSabL bon Y~crionen
bcberbcr9te, be3tD. nodb beberbergt, bic Dobz
angeieDele uno l~poblbaben0e 8ertpanbte be-
1tbcn.
50 b%efinDen Ii6 in Ser Qlnitalt Stpei nabe
8crmanote BON &arl SburS, Gatbarine
Sc6ura cine 8ale bes Staatsmanltes, bie
ctipas geilteSgeft0rt lit, uno Srant 81.
S6ur5, lpelcber 9ciiteSgciunD il, abcr BON
3elt 81 3ett an epileptilden &rdn1pfen
lcioet. Tranf S6urS befinbct licb felt Dem
Sabre 1882 in Der Q~tnitalt. On feline rei7
chen unb ctnflllBretcben 9ermanbten bat er
ii6 nieuals nm 6iilfe getpanot, uno er
min lebtereS aub nicbt tbun.
Sen. gSaIace, Elm 8ruher bes Scbrift7
iteucr5 unb Generals Gem Malace, bes
ebemalt9cn @elanbten fir Sic Iirfet, be-
fanb ltb Bis por tpenigen Sagen i'm Nrnenz
bauie. ST lit an Nlto6oltsmuS, uno feline
Sa,ntlte bate bon ibm NIGHTS me6r mtiien
polen. Bor eintgen 3agel lit CT auf 9ez
beimniBpolle g8ciic p~cribnunben.
Sobn 8oSbur9b, Elm @reiS BON 70 Sab
rem, DerlteB am lebte1 Weontag 0te Nnitolt,
Inn itcb an Qbmaiierfal1al Qlrbeit gu per-
fbaffen. Gr bat in MfontreaL, Canada,
einen SObn, Or, s. 9, 8oSbur96, Set bort
cine quite BrariS ais Q(rSt bat, unb ein an
oercr SObn bon linn lit Mitglieb OeS cana
bticben BarlamentS.
SIM lebten Wfonat itarb in Ser Qnitalt
SliOer 8. 0raD, ser friiber Elm poblz
babenoer 8Orienlpefulant tpar unb Ser einen
8rnoer bat, Der elmer Der 6auptoftionGre
Der Biqua W1illS in 8iqua, o., lift.
Sobn s. Bed, II Sabre alt, bat in 8al>
tintore eincn Gater, Der bort in GOA 9ratt
Str. Elm grobeS 9tcltauraut beitbt. Seine
S6pefter betlet0et cine Stellung in Der
Office bcS 5%lpciteu Nubitor9 in Woibington.
Sin anOcrer Sniaiie Der Q%tnitalt, Get bort
itarb, mar Der 8ruOer eincs Nloermans bon
Der 9(Or0ieite. Ser leBtere bate iicb ME
nm i'm g%efilmn1ert.
Qlugenblifli6 beberbergt Sic Qnitalt etnen
ji6iiden 9tabbiner aus 8oles, 81. Nobie
noipSfD nit 9tonnen, lotpie einen 8eteran
bon bet confGDcrtrten Nrmee, 80. s.. Garoz
nell bon Ser Company A Oes Sc. @ir9iniz
iden 9olontdre 9tegiments.
StpcrintcnDent Bpne bat cine Q(naabl
iol0er Sale al ben gountD0nmalt beri9s
tet, unO in anOercn 6Gucn bic l0obIbabenben
8erponoten BON SnioIcn 0eS Nrmcnbaule5
autgeforoert, llc6 Der lebteren an3uncbmen
oOcr 81 geipGrttgcn, baB bic @eric6te gegen
tie por9cben.
6crr 8Dnc bcflagt iib AUDI barber, 6oB
bic 8eD0rocn pcri6ieoener StdOte, mic
W3ilipaufce, Detroit II. /. To-, bic 8oi1tif
bcfol9cn, ibre GalpcrS. elnfoc6 nac5 @bjcago
ab5ui9ieben, nm tie los 5u lperoen.
Scrncr 3eigt !6crr 8pne, boB Die Soften
fir jeben Sniaiien bes Qlrmcnbaules ieBt
auf 25.48 Gents tG9lib 6erab8cminoert
iinb, wdbrenb ite Sur 3eit bes Superz
intenbcnten 8rotpn 34.35 GentS betrugen.
, 1893-09-09
Qooesfdue.

Bis beute Wtittag pur6en foIgenbe
GooesfGue angemelbet:
Minnie Goodman bon $50. 821 3d.
GongreBitraBe, geitOrben am 9. September,
Y S.;
Miaic 6ornof bon geo. 1000 Stran6Ir.,
8. Sept, l S. 5 &c.;
NicbOlts 0}oifou BON SEQ. 1873 %, Str,
8. Sept;
@m. Qerter BON go, 1O3 geeptOnftr,,
8. Sept, Z 90. 10 g.;
@oio 4biaip bon go, 753 0itionitr.,
Z Sept, 10 so, Is e.;
Motbilba GisfelOt bon go. 173 South
port 9lpe., 6. Sept, Y S.;
@oip. &abf bon SEQ. 748 G. Sefferionitr.,
Z. Sept, 40 S. 5 3d.;
Marianna &einbarbt bon 278rtgbamltr.,
6. Sept, 68 S. l 3d.;
@eorse @eBner bon go. 651 80. 6inmanz
itraBe, 8. Sept, 2 S.;
6reOerif 8uid bon SO, ia 80. STAN
OoIpbitr., Z. Sept, "A S.,
, 1893-09-09

r@orueb &uns" Chicago 5; 8bilobeIpbto 2. n2eft On
goies" @9iea9o :; gbllooelp3tG 6: .J|trdit seie or
put" Clements, 3ur,er, 9oblen ~. pSbree=9ole
pitt }Ro!t.n 9sGter. 5@Gig"is 5i &its"-9 s9n1a.
: @arrott, g8ilmot, @omp, @~lenolptn, Sbompiou.
nFoieb BAH" S9rioer. Umpire" Surit. 3eIt
-1;50.
Die SteIIung Ser IL Clubs Der vgtationaI
Qeeeue" 1T bis lett foGaen6e:
, 1893-09-09
Die Oemofraten

iperben am Samita9 ben %, Septcmber
tbre Contention %abbalter. Die Dcribieoe>
men Baros lno 2anObiitrtfte tper0en ourc6
489 9elc9aten Dertreten iein.
Oas @recutiDa@Omit bc5 6emofrotiicben
GentroleGomites mar 9citcrn in SiBung
ltnO faBte ben o6igen 8eicb(uB, lpclcb.r in
Der I'M nGbiten 9ienitag ftattftnbcn6cn
Situng bes Gentrol>@omitcs ieocniaus
beftGti9t iDerben ipirD. G5 lit bic 9tniic6t
maB9ebcnoer 9cmOtratcn, 0aB sur Som
pention, I'm Ben Yotriotcn Sic @clcgcnbeit
gum S~drmmac6en 5u ncbmen, auBer ben
9elegotcn mn Bic 8ertreter Ser 3eitunge1
3u9elalien tDerOen %iollteu. Mobricbeinlid)
mtrb bic Contention in Der 3urnbaue ber
9forolettc obgebaltcn ipcroen.
9a GOuntDeGlcrf @uIff iidb enticbloIicu
bat, cine BaDl fir ben GounIprotb ansu-
orOnen, mjtDin b0cbit %pa6ridbeinlid3 Is
@onOiDotcn fit Den @ouiltprot0 oufgcltcQt
ipcrocn, oilrftc btele Contention, pclcbe
cbenfaaS Die Nic6tereG anoioatcn 51 tomiz
nircn BAT, eire iebr lebbofte perben.
SIS bciBt, baB 0icjentgcn, wclcbc 6c1
GOuntD s@lcrf all Der 4tuSic6rctGung elmer
9SaDl fir ben @ountpratl p~erbinbern polcn,
iofort Bic n0tbigen ~gericbtlibcn Sbritte
tbun peroen.
, 1893-09-09
Das Opfer zines 6emi6enlofen.
5rau 6alof be9in9 Selbfmoro, neil ie it9
bon ihrsm GeIiebten aus9cplinoert
mo rerlafien fab.

8te ii6 iebt bcrauSgcitelt bat, mar Sic
iun9e 6rou, bic iib in Der 9lac6t pom
9onncritag auf Srcitag in Dem v@ault
6oule" cric6oB, tpeoer Sralt 6. 6aitin9s,
mic i'm Sremocnbu6 itanb, nceb Tralt
8ertbolb 8opper, ionbern Trau @6arlcS
6auoG, 6cren iunger 0atte in MoribeS,
elmer fletnen Srti6aft int Staate Stein
Oprf, lebt. WaS BEN Wann anbctrifft,
Der nit Srau 6aupd in Dem @ault 6ouic
%etntraf ltno ii6 s. 6aitin9s nanl1te, 10 lit
berlelbe Elm getpilicnlo1er 8urihe, 9tamenS
8ertbolb Yppper aus San 6rancisco, bet
Die 6ralt nur 0eSbalb cntfitbrte, I'M in Ben
8eiib elmer bon ibr Dor &ur3em ererbten
Sulnme bon $1,000 ODER $500 81 g~elangen.
0aB t6m 2ebteres 9elang, icbeint aus fol-
9enoen cDntlben 8rtefe DerOorSugeben, Ser
Dor ibrem 5ooe in Die 6Gnbe Ser jungen
Srau 9elan9tc unb mabri6einIicb Die 0irefte
Geranlaiiun9 SIT Dem Sel6itmorbe purbe.
0erielbe lautet:
vgalmer 6ou1e, Sen g. Sept. 1893.
SD D~erlaiie Did am Is. fir INNER.
SCH bin Dir lebr banfbar fir 0as, mas Ou
fir nttb getban bait. Oh iieblt alto, ib
babe Did nur nm beIien tpiQen, mas gu
fir mi3 tbateit, germ, unb icb tperoe Dir
i6reiben. Mtein &at6 lit, 6aB On ioTort
benin 3u 0ctnem Manne ~reileit. Wfetn
8ilb tpirb Dir na6 Stem Oorf gei6tdt
wcroen. S6 iagte es Dir ia, baB i9 NIGHTS
ipert6 lei uno bdB 0u micD ntebt t%ennteit.
SGT perbe Dir innerbalb zines Sabres 3u=
riideritattelt, mas Oh mir ge8ebeu bait"
Gtmas 8eiiereS IteB itcb ouerbinss BON
ettem 8uri6er, tpie 8opper, Der felt Ieb>
ten 9erbit leoi8Ltb bon Sen Nlmoien Der
Trau 6aaof gelebt bat, faum ernarten.
llebrigcnS miro it6 8opper, fails CT 9efaBt
peroen loQte, tpegen Ser am WittDo6 nit
Srau 6aIod in Seem Oorf %etngegongenen
G6e bot Der Seem yorfer 9olt5et SIT uerantz
tp0rten baben.
, 1893-09-09
Dem bunoer erIe0en.

d3pei iunge 0amen, Sri. Soreman unb
SRI. Goicnt6al, tpelbe felt lGngerer .3ett bic
Wobnungen Der Nrmen belu6en, UNI bcrclt
9tOtb su linoern, fanocn geitcrn in benz
!6arle SEQ. 1859 9t. Sangamon Stro6e cine
poLnil6e 6or1ilte Nomens NprieolSfa.
Der Nfonn lit ictt 6 WOnaten auBcr 2trbeit
uno 8 &inber, ipel6e auf i'm a~n9eDieicn
itno, fOnnen ibren 6un9er nicbt itiGen,
Sin Sinh erla8 geitern Sen Gntbe6run9cn.
9oB eS Sen lle6ri9en nt6t an Notboiirfz
tiBcm gebri6t, bofiir mcrben bic bormber@
ai9en iunaen 9amer ior9en.
, 1893-09-09
8uhaIo Bills ..uDiIo Net"

Der Be1ub bieler graBartigcn Scbauitelz
lung ipnr tpGDrenS 0ieier Wptbe Elm 10
%itarter, baB ielbit bic fibniten @ripartunz
gen bes Gol. @ooD libertroffen ipDrOen itno.
gu ben @eltauSitcuungSgditen, Die es it6
ui6t perlagen t%on1tcn, Dem tpilocn @eiten
etntge Stuuben ibrer toitbaren 3ett Su nib
men, geDorten Sic, @Duperneure Slomcr
BON 9tetp Oorf, 9attiipn BON GeuniDlpaz
nten, 8ropn bon WforpldnO unb Gcf bon
Mtsconiin nit lbren @StGben un0 3ablz
retcben Treun6cn. NQe bieie pornebmeu
6erri6aftcn Daren bc5 QobcS boil uno erz
tldrtert, nob ME cine in alen i9ren 36eilcn
10 Doufommene Sbaulteuun9 geieben gu
9aben.
Der 9fuf Sol. Go6D'S un6 6es @ilocn
@eitens lit bon fritberen 8sludbern bereitS
Iber Die gan5e @elt 9etra6en morbcn un6
es gtcbt baber tpObl taum etnen WeltouSs
fteIlun9Sbcll9er, Der iib nibt auf ietn
Yrogramm eilcn Ntabmittag o6er Qlbcn6
fir bic 8eii5ti9ung BET vQ8iIo 8eit Sbom"
feitgeieBt bat. Nllen 0ieien farm ma NIT
9utem GetDiiien Deritdbcrn, b0B itc beim
Buffalo Sill" iebe erOentlic6e 8equcmlibz
felt ftn6en peroen. Gum 8eftet Der 3ablz
reicben SonntagSbeiucber lit nit Ser Suit
nots Gentralbabn cine N6nla6ung 9etroffen
iporben, au6 am Sonnta8 Spe3ial3i9e
Ioufen gu laiien. NMe fiinf3e6n Minuten
miro cit Bug bonn San 8uren Ctr. >8ia>
Duct 81 ben 8OriteQungen I'M 3 llbr Na9z
mittags unb 81 ltbr NbenoS abgeben un6
nacb S6luB bcrielbcn bereititeben nm Die
Qcute tpieOcr nab 6auie 3u trtn9en, Die
Sabrt bauert faum Is Wttnuten. Qlue anz
beren Gerfeb1Smittel, pie bic 6obbabn,
&abelbobnen, SutnoiS @entral 8oritabt7
3iigc unb eleftrii6en 8abnen, baltcn tor
ben GbOren Der uQ8iI6 8eit S6op" an.
, 1893-09-09
Dom Qrbeitsmarft.
Die 6ifn1nerleute erltennen elm Gomite sur
2lbbilfe oer 2Irbeitslof9feit.

Gon oer Nnfic6t auSge6en6, baB 6te Bis
bergen &eriube bebufs 8eibGfti9ung BON
Nrbcitslolen nur 3u @uniten getp06nlidber
6anbarbctter gemacbt puroen, tpGbrcnb fit
9dnotperfer bis ieBt mod NIGHTS gelcbab,
bat Der Carpenters @puncil etn Gomite nit
Dem Outrage ernannt, 8oricbld9e 81 unz
terbrettcn, in pel6er 8eiie 0en 3immer>
leuten ais ipldben 2lrbeit oerIdbafft ncroen
Tonne. 9teieS Gomite tptro gemeiniam
NIT einem anocrcn, BON oen Q(rbcit5rtttern
e%rnannten NnSlcbuB, cine 8eratDung abb
balten. @ttpa Die 6Glftc aler bteli9en
o3tmmerleute lit 9egenmdrtig auBer 8ez
lbdtttgung un0 bieieni9en, ipelcbe Nrbeit
baben, mltlen nit trgeno einem 9obn 3uz
trteocrl letn, trObOem ber BON Der Getperf>
icbaft etnge1cbte 2o9n 35 Gents Die Stunoe
betrG9t.
Sen 8eratbungen beS g~enannten Gontites
miro bauptidbti9 Die Sbatiacbc 5u @runbe
lte8en, oaB ntbt nur bic 20bne iebr niebrig
limb, iDn6ern au9 baS 8aumatcrial fait
auf Die SGlfte bes fritberen Breties 6erun7
terge9argen lit. 9oraus foLgt, baB Ben
Vauunternebmern bic oenfbar g~iinIttge Sc
le9enbett CUR @rricbtung bon @ebGuoen ge>
boten lit unb bic Senubung bieler fit tie
10 ~giiniti9en llmitGnbe in i6ren eigenen
Sntcreiien lie9t. 8enn es Dem Gomite
ocs9alb g~elingen iOate, cine grOBere 8auz
tbati9tett 81 oeranlaiien, bann miir6c ielbitz
peritdnblib elmer groBen3abl bon 53immcrz
le1tcn uno aHberen 8aubanotperfern 9ebolz
fen ietn.
Die 3uianeiber, beren 2o6ne bis6er bon
$l8-$24 betru9en, ipoIen iih gum Niber>
ftanoe oraaniiiren, ba in Sen meilten Sc
idaften cine 6erabmtnbcrung auf $12-
$18 erfolgt lit. Sic pouen 3u 6ieicm
3pefc am nG6iten 9icnftas in !3epf's
Sale cine Notwithstanding abbalten.
, 1893-09-09
Kabenbereer's Gbor Concert

Sci 6em beute Na9mittag I'm 4 ltbr Dor
SEM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES itattftnben6en
Concert ber beutibamcrifanii0en Trauen7
60re beS 0errn 81. &abenber9er gelan9t
bas nabitebenOe intereiiante Bro8ramm
sur Nusfi6rung:
, 1893-09-09

S1c AllS11eUlln9Sz N0mmiIidre 0eS Staaz
les ytclp yort baben bci9Goiien, bas Seem
Jortcr Sta0ts9ebGuoe Ben G6icagoerTraren
MACH Der NuSiteuun9 gum @el6enf Al
lnac9et, Gorausit3t1ib tptr6 oaiieLbe i'm
S9dlon Barf per6leiben urb ais cine 9lrt
gfu1eu111 tpetbltcber 9lrbeiten benuBt nerben.
@ouoerllelir Sloper bat 6as @eb6ube be-
relt9 Oct Trau Softer Balmer anoeboten
llno Dte1e bat bas Nnerbieten i'm J}Qrnen
Der 6roucn bon G6ica9o unb Suinots an
9enpmmen.
, 1893-09-09
FERDINAND Sblb's CONCERT.

9aS Benefits CONCERT, 1pclc6es beute
Qben6 III Ser Nprbieitee GurnboGle gum
8eitell oes befannten uuo bclicbten Sperete
tenidngerS 6erbinano S6iib Deranitaltet
ipir0, Oeripricbt ben 8eiuhern reic6ltcbe
unS leltcne muitfalii6e Semitic unb iollte
oaber itA zines gutcn 8eiucbeS erfreuen.
Nuber Dem 8cneft5ia1ten lDer0en boS
&reuber>G uartctt, Der 8iano>@irtuoie 6r.
8ictor 6etnSe unO mcbrere onoere talcntz
DoQe &iinitler mitlnirfen.
, 1893-09-09
= 9QS Gomite. me[ches NIT Ser Seer

9oS Gomite, peldbeS nit Ser Ser
t~6etlung Der @elber fir Sic 6tnterbltebenen
Der perun9liidtcn 6erermebrlcute betraut
ut, bat nacb 8e3oblung brin9enberQtusgaben
nob $1O5, 900 in 6Qnbcn. Oappn miro
oorouSli6tlicb ieoe Bittme $4,000 $4,000
IN 8aar, Den 9teit iicbsr angeleqD unb ieDcs
&lnO $4,000 cr3altert. 2lm ndcbiten Oienitag
lou enbgiItig 8ei9tuB gefaBt tperben.
, 1893-09-09
9dfebdu.

0ant Ser @ei6ifLtcbteit bon Gapt. 9tnz
IONS DOr &ur3em engagirten 8~aluperfers
@lauiien muBten 6te Ybilabelpbia's gelterrt
ms @raS betBen. 0as Spiel mar Elm
bobinterefiontes unb Der 8eiucb Elm gutter.
Qae @~inselnbeitet gtebt bic nobitebenOe
vScore".
, 1893-09-09

3i6arO 90. 6ooIeD, Ser befannte
Observation-Disclosures, iiber ociien gefGbrlicbe
&ranfDett mir 9eitern bericbteten, itar6
geltern Jtobmitta9 in leiner Nobuung,
SEQ. II Oelatpdre BLace.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
HOW eRAvITATIoN VARIES.
Probably Caused by subterranean Conn
motions.

Probably Caused by Subterranean Com
motions.
That changes, involving the displace-
ment Of immense masses, are going on
within the earth is one Of the sug'
gested explanations of some observa-
tions recently announced In France.
1t has been found at the Pare st. Maur
observatory that the force of gravita-
ton, or the weight of bodies, under
goes daily variations. These are rem
dered sensible by placing in the earth
tube containing a column of mercury
balanced by the pressure of hydrogen
contained in a closed vessel connected
with the tube, and registering by
means of photography the alterations
in the level of the mercury.
After all corrections have been made
for the effect of changes Of tempera
ture, it appears that certain sudder
variations in the level of the mercury
are only to be explained on the theory
that they are due TO changes in gravi
tation. These variations last from IF
teen minutes to an hour. They are, o
course, very small, amounting at
maximum TO only one-twentieth OF
millimeter, but they may imply yer.
great displacements OF matter in tn
interior OF the globe.
II has been suggested that simila
experiments should be conducted i
the neighborhood of active volcanoes
where liquefed rock is moving beneat
the surface, and other disturbances c
the strata Of the earth are taking place
Such facts as these present to tn
imagination very formidable pictur
Of the gigantic connections that a.
company the slow cooling and contra'
ton of the globe, on whose hardene
crust we rear our edifices, wondering
when some of them are OCCASIONAL
shaken down by earthquakes, at IL
, instability of aplanet that is apparen
ly SO solid.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
HURLED TO DEATH.

Three Men Instantly Killed by the E1plo-
sion of a Locomotive Boiler on the Iron
Mountain Road.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4-The boiler OF a
freight engine exploded at 1880 o'clock
Thursday night, near the foot OF Neo-
sho street, and hurled three men into
eternity. Engine oss of the Iron Noun
tain railway was the Inflated one.
George Schader, the engineer, was
killed instantly and his horribly man
gled body pinned among the debris OF
Iron and steel. Tom Scott, the brake
man, who was riding in the cab, was
shot into the air as though from the
mouth Of a cannon and landed hun
dred feet away He died almost In
stantly. Ed Koopke, the fireman, who
was shoveling coal into the furnace
when the explosion occurred, was
hurled seventy-Ave feetinto the muddy
waters of the Mississippi He sank a.
onoe and his body has not been recov
ered.
The detonation Of the bursting boilei
was heard for a radius Of a mile. Win
dows and glazed doors by the scor'
within two or three blocks of the seem
were shattered to fragments. Asid'
from the destruction of life the damag
to property will probably amount u
! 800 600
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
THANKSGIVING DAY.
A Proclamation by the President OF ths
United states Naming November 80 as n

A Proclamation by the President OF the
United states Naming November 80 as n
Dny OF Tkaurs IJf Glessinss Received.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The president
to-day issued the following thanksgiv-
ing proclamation:
BY the president OF the United States OF
America. A proclamation;
While the American people should every day
remember with praise and thanksgiving the
divine goodness and mercy which have followed
them since their beginning as nation, II Is Mt
ting that one day in each year should be es'
pecially devoted 10 tho contemplation OF the
blessing we have received from the hand OF
God, and 10 the grateful acknowledgment OF his
loving kindness
Therefore, /, Grover Cleveland, president OF
the I'm ted States, do hereby designate, and
set apart Thursday, tho 3Oth day OF the present
month Of November, as day OF Thanksgiving
and praise, TO be kept and observed by all the
people Of our land On that day let us forego
our ordinary work and employments, and as
semble in our usual places Of worship where we
may recall all that God has done for US, and
where from grateful hearts our united tribute
of praise and song may reach the throne oi
grace Let the reunion OF kindred and the
social meeting OF friends lend cheer and enjoy
mcnt TO the day and lot generous gifts OF char
| ity for the relief OF the poor and needy prove
| the sincerity OF our thanksgiving
| Tsirpedl GROVER CLEVELAND.
| BY the President
WALTER @ GRESHAM, Secretary OF State
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
WORK OF CONGRESS.


A DrSef Summary of the Business Accom-
siibhsd- 'Lapsed and Ho-
3ected by the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Nov. AT the extra
ordinary session of congress just closed,
sixteen Joint resolutions and seventeen
bills became laws Three OF these
Joint resolutions were signed yester-
day and nine of the bills. No vetoes
were sent In by the president and no
bill or resolution that reached him re-
mained unsigned. The last proposition
to become a law was the joint resolu-
ton amending the act approved April
2S, 1890, relating 10 the admission OF ar
ticles intended for the worlds Column
bian exposition Among the bills
signed we're the following: Transfer
ring the model battle ship Illinois To
the state of Illinois as naval armory'
Donating abandoned cannon to the u
A. R., at Pittsburgh. Act amending
the Geary Chinese law.
The senate rejected the nomination
Of Henry G. C. Astwood, OF New York,
TO be consul of the United States AZ
Calais, France. Mr.. Astwood is the
colored man against whom the hgh'
was made on account Of his having
been mixed up in the Eliza Pinkstor
incident in Louisiana, at which tm'
he was republican.
The nomination OF Isaac j. Wooten
Of Delaware, to be an Indian agent a
the Nevada agency, was taken up, bu
after discussion was permitted to e
over. Among the important nomina
tions that lapse by reason of adjourn
ment without action are those OF MI
blower, nominated to be associat
Justice Of the United States suprem
court, and Robert e. Preston, nom
mated to be director Of the mint
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
zuLus ARE FArALIsTs.

Roval serynuts Allowed Themselves 20 DO
strangled on Their Masters Grave.
"Kings Of the Zulus must not go TO
the place OF the dead alone" This has
been national saying of the Zulus
in southeastern Africa for centuries,
save a writer in the African News. And
they have seen 1t carried into effect,
until prohibited by the British, who
now dominate their country.
On the death Of q king, certain per-
sons were killed, generally strangled,
and those were the Immediate servants
of his majesty. One would suppose
that individuals suspecting their prob
able fate would endeavor to escape, but
have been told that rarely If ever was
this the case. A sort of fatalism at
taches TO them, and they say, as Zulus
often do when anticipating calamities:
"We can't help ourselves; we are the
victims of fate" Possibly some OF
them comforted themselves with the
belief that II they accompanied their
sovereign to the unknown world, they
would be supremely happy.
Their dead bodies were SO arranged
in the grave that the royal corpses !y'
ing upon them might not touch the
earth. A large fat stone was placed
above the kings head, and into his
grave were thrown all his belongings
mats, ornaments and robes OF state
consisting chiefly of the skins Of wild
animals, of the most costly kind. Their
the national dirge, used only at roya
funerals, an exceedingly pathetic one
was chanted by the thousands of Zulu
assembled. A large mound Of eartl
with stones and thorns upon the tol
marks the place Of the burial, whicl
is watched closely for weeks and some
times months, to keep witch doctor
from stealing any part of the body
which is supposed to have power t
, work charms and even miracles Zulu
have sacred regard for the graves O
! their kings, and they respect also tn
I graves Of their enemies.
= During the Zulu war" those "sa,
, ages" as they are improperly called
: had frequent opportunities to desecrat
the resting place Of English soldier
5 but not once did they touch one. Col
: trast that with the disgraceful pr
I cedure Of some British 'red coats
= who are said to have gone to the tom
6 of Umfaude, the Zulu king who die
Q in 1878, and rifed 1t of its bones! Me
+ asked: "What are you going to I
l. with themp" the reply was: "Tal
o them to England for exhibitionW
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

Postmaster Wolverton, at Norwalk, has
been succeeded by Frel Roth, a leading
democrat of the city. Wolverton expected
TO remain about three years yet; therefore
il will doubtless cause some i'll feeling to
arise on his part when he takes his de-
parture. This Is his bad luck, but we
never did approve of the idea Of issuing
commissions to extend beyond the term Of
the executive. Then each administrator
will he lespOuslble lot us oWa appo'n'ees
after the matter gets properly arranged
each parly will hold Office just as long as
II does now.
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SILVER DOLLARS.

Orders Sent to the Mints to Resume Their
Coinage, which Was Recently sus-
pended.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Important ac-
ton was taken by the treasury depart
ment yesterday in regard to silver Or
ders were sent to the superintendents
OF the United States mints at San Fran
cisco and New Orleans TO resume the
coinage, suspended some time ago, OF
standard silver dollars. This action is
taken under authority of Section 3 OF
the Sherman law Of 1890.
1t is for the purpose of utilizing the
seignorage that the coinage of stand
ard silver dollars is resumed. The ex-
pectation is that about 10000 stand
ard silver dollars can be coined at once,
which will give the United States treas.
urya seignorage of about s5OO,OOO; In
other words, the seignorage bears the
proportion of one-third the amount oi
the silver coined.