davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-20
2IdrRf6ertBf

Gbtcogo, 20. Sept.
Sol9en6e 9retfe pur6en BEL gr0Beren
Bartieen c~r5ieIt:
8utter, bette Creamery 8aare, 81
@273c, quite 25@26c, mittelmGBtge 233@
243c. 9atrD, bette, 22@233c, mittelgute
uno quite 2O@21c, frti6er 8d6tng Stof
139014c.
8uttertn, Bette Creamery 18c, rebt
ibDne 17c, 9airD 1896 u1o 144c fir Die
bette; in u5toQS" Ober fleiten @ebinben &c
mebr.
adfe, bette v6uG Cream gbeb6ars",
8@84c, v9pinS" 8@84c, goung Qtmerica
8@93c, nadbgemacbter S9tpei3er 11!012c,
v8rtd" 93@1Oc Qimburger 9@9!c.
Gter, gan5 frti9e, 10000 6as
9uBenb.
&o~rtoffeGn: Nus &anias 65068c,
aus @isconitn 60(065c.
W ; tsfeD: Slip.
q il g Ell, lebenbi9es: 9urfeb 93@
{; 9i6ner: 6ennen 9(099c, SGbne
-@-c, @nten 809c fir Iebenbiae;
@dnie, lebenbige nit BEN 9an3en Tebern
s.. 90 per 9uBeno. uSprinqz
GbidcnS" 100 6aS &funb, 30. SG6ne
$1,000 ba6 8funO.
y ii e: @etBfraut aus Satnots
75(085c, Sheet Corn" 507c 6os 0uben6
9lebren, 8lumenfobl 10 bas &iitz
c6en, vStpeet 8otatoS" aus Baltimore
$3.75@$3.8 bas SAB, Gomaten $1@
$1.25 pet 8ui3el fir bieitge, Seuerie 100
zoe oaS 9ubeno.
8%Obnen: 8eite r9eaoies" $1.75@
1.S0, mittelaute 81. 6O(0l. 65. NIT hpr
WalAine sereini9te 81 .4O(0$1.5O
Obt, 9e6Orrtes: 9(epfel, finitlidb gez
trofnete, 73@10c boS Bfunb, an Ser
Sonne gebOrrte nGr6lide 5@64c, 9firfibe
5@6c, 8rombeeren 6@7c, 6tmbeeren 300
243c; @oIifornii9es: Q(prtfofen 14016c,
ntbt gcidbdltc Bftrii6e SOLE, gcicbalte
22@24c; gflaumen 9@13c; &o1inen !:
9onoon 9aDers $1.65@2.O0 bas aiitcben,
WusfateIer $,26@1.35, toie 4(06c.
Obit frtl6eS: 9(cpfeI $1.0O@1.75 unb
s.. so, ic nacb Ser Site, 8anancn
50o@$1.25, @itronen S.. 5O@4.O Sloz
ribaer Grangen o. 8rombeeren
$1s25@1.5O, PfirIibe NIT Ioiem &ern
g - 30(035c Der &orb.
, 1893-09-20

ober9ldubil6e Nn9it, Ser 6tmmel fOnne,
ipern tie 10 LANCE 50gerc, ietn 0uaOen9e@
lbenf = Sittorio'S Qcben - nod i'm
leBten 2lugenbIid suriiGnebmen.
GG9Licb gtng fie 3tpci Nfal ndb Sor@
ltteits g8obnlln9 un0 @tlieppe bate 1icb
Die 3eit tbreS &ommcnS i6pn gemerft, CT
pflc9te tie Dor Der Sbiire Su eriDarten. 81
peritribcn flint Sage. 9tm iecbiten, alS
@Iilabetb Inn Sic 9lben6itunbe ben gclpobuz
ten Sang macbte, lief GiuIeppe, bet tie
i9on bon Wettcln eripaDt bate, tbr NIT
Observation-Disclosures Mtiene entgegen:
vSeBt lit Der Ofaeitro ans aller 0eta6r,
Stgnoriual ST fennt feline llmge6un9 !!
6elltc J~tadrntttag nannte CT Stgn0ra Sa>
ptnta BET i0rem gtamen ltnb itredte tbr
ieinc 6an6 entgege1t. Die Signora 2a>
ptnta, Die fic5 tpdbrenb ieiner ganSen &ronf@
belt 10 tapfer gebaltcn bat, fiel Dor 8rcube
lit Sbnmac6t."
8ettil1a BaDer lpracb fctn @ort. Sic
lcbaute 5um 6immeL empor. tpie entritGt.
Damn ~neiteltc ite iDre goioene l1br unD
Settle pom &leioe loS uno CAB ie benz
0iencr.
r8ebnlten Sic! Sin 9n6enfen an micB !"
0tu1cppe blieb nit Dem folt6oren @cl9cnf
III Der 0anb gang Ocrblifft iteben.
@erettet! ST tpirO leben unb pie6er
8lifli6 iein! Benn fem @ebdcbtriB alI7
mGDlic9 auftaucbt aus beun gtebcl, nit benz
bic ibtpere 8ranfbeit eS umtDob, baum ipirD
ct oudb 8ettina YaDer's geoenfen unb on=
ber5, cams anberS ais friiber. Sol6e&rGr7
flung, pte tie ibm 3ugcfiigt, p%er9iebt bas
6cr5 zines WanneS ME. Damn wirO 2aDt9
MIA, ieine treue 9fe8erin, i6n wieber 2uz
les ietn. @liiabet6's 6er5 franpft ii9 suz
iammen, aber tic iiberipinoet Ben &ii6faa
in iDr fri6eres Selbit. sic tpetB Jest, boB
Der 8eitb bes @cltebten auf Der @rbe nicbt
baS b06ite 3iel ser 0iebe lit.
Qber ie fiiblte itc6 ais @ottes ShuIbz
nerin. ltnb bic innere Stimme in ibr, bic
ni9t i3pei9en min, Bic ibr poripie9elt, i6re
SoDeSic6niucbt lei cine Mabnun9 @ottes,
tie ruff iDr gu: es lit 3eit!
....... @9lnB tOl9t.)
, 1893-09-20
@eTIeite-


GEM. 1869 80. T1orth ape.
Bladder, 687 81. W3opleipooo @pe.
9hlior, 972g California 9tOe.
Soebne. 938 q. California aps.
l1eiterbouie. 1l35 u. California Noe
SrublD. 1914 MlIipoufee Mne.
SANDS, 1868 @illpaMtee ane.
GatleD, 1929 Milluoufee Qloe.
2eorO. 400 Wtlwaufec Noe.
@ais. 52l Wltlpoufee @ne.
&urB, 821 MiIipaufee Goe.
&iuber9, 500 MiIlnoutee abe.
Semper, 1919 Miluaufee aue,
Studer, 1850 Miluautee @pG.
&uOree. 1854 Miltpaufee @es.
Caring, 1885 MiIluaufee ane.
llerie,1. 1903 Millpoufee ape.
&roa, 655 80. Nortb gne.
Sanieu. 759 80. 9tortb ane.
Shoeer, T65 %. 9tortb Ape.
StaIb, 100 MtiIlpoufee gpe.
Stetnobet. 148 Wtilipaufee Ipe
Senritbs, 165 MtiIlpoufee Ane.
Soffmouit, 233 Mtlmaufee @pe
Senielt, 242 MtiIluaufee aoe.
9re9orletI, 296 Milipaufee Noe.
SuIben. 800 Wilnoutce gpe.
Slaespie, 28S q. S0n9omDn Str.
Senerin9bnus & BeilfuB, 448 Miliunafee MnG
9teios Sepot. 864 Mrmita9e Ape.
Neius Depot, 466 &rmitoae Aoe.
&pbiniUn. 34 Milnoufe MOe.
gtelus Store, 259 90. Gbica9o Aes
Dede, 4l2 u. Iihlonb Mpe.
, 1893-09-20
Qooesfdue.

sis beute Wfitta0 tpur6en folsen6e
SobeSfGQe angemel0et:
Wtaria S6impf S, M. g., 1877
90. Salmon 2lpe.
0orotbea Sesmann, 80 Sabre, "a Wtaub
QDenue.
Otto oteB, 40 Sabre, 1919 %. 6alteOz
itraBe.
SoRanno 8erruG, Sc Sabre Z Monote,
2919 Tarre0ftraBe.
9ugO 8rOns, "A Sabre, Goot GOuntp
SnfirmarD.
GaroGtne 9an1, % Sabre, 68 6aitingsz
itroBe.
Nbonnirt auf bas N6en6blatt BET SQinots
Staatsz 3ettung 8rctS l Sent.
, 1893-09-20
StdotiIbes.
Peiratbsibeine.
i6eute 8Ormittag purDen Die folsen6en
Seirat6Sl6eine ertptrft:

GIter.
Sol. GuUen, NeQie Greran. .29-19
Srans &reicd, Maltd SrQtopil. ....... 1888
SboS. Gofep, Marp @oQoeer. ...... esq
4otrid Slpeenep, 9teuie Sertou. 800. 1915
Hren1ont 0eorarb, Mtorp 6aberlonb. .34-27
9atrid Goplin9, &atie 8orlep. ..... .2S-25
gSm. Sarpis, @orrp QSi9bt.. .........4 7-47
Spbn oealp, Woate 2ubp. ........ .23-19
san Sra1flilt, Alt1a Conn. ...... .22-21
Srteo, SonoS, A19ulta S9afer. 49,. PTS
Sro1t 8artunet, Otdrp @elot. :..... .34-35
grnIt 9amib, artalia glaiius. ...... .22-22
Jtobert earotberS, Carrie 6i9ntalt. . .25-22
SuS. Nlerarber, Altlla Sol9er. ...... 800
9Sn. Nepermaltlt, Abelta 6reuubet. .24-29
Nrtblr Netollo, Gertrude S6weifert .23-22
Wd. Sea, Slcp Seluter. .27-22
Sobu 9taib, Wtarp Sii6er. .25-24
Oscar 9lnoeriot, &atbori1ta Stter=
Sartl 8rpans, 5ta9nelOa 2urbe. 49,. .35-29
9Snt. Sloar, Carp &ellp. ......... .23-1S
8oclop &Ouer, alnoitaSta Mir9alef. .21-20
9{elI OH 0art, Nod 0art. ......... 1876
@0mullb MtouSftelb, Nltna 0utt. 80. $3.50
@bm. WerreQ, Weable Maibe. ........ 27-26
6arrp 6. GD0ralte, Nboie 8au9bu. ..24-24
8al1iel 8oples, @1nna 8Darbmon. .. 1910
Stonislow Stnbriaip, SoOwi9o Aoz
Soief aweloB, @poIonio Goief. $50
Ereoertd Otetne, Sberela Gang. 80. 1874
Sle @Ow. Sliou, Q9ues @ilbertiou. .25-21
Swan Wtalm, anna 4eterl Ell. $500. 1872
gacb 8erOfentIi6un9 unleres eeitrtgen
8eribtS %ertptrft:
@tctOr SmiO, Morp Mras. ....... .22-19
Senoa6p Stos6elpStt, Satar5pna Can't
So1ep6 6olif, Troucis Germ .22-2O
6reb 8ronue, gillian 4otteriou.. 49,. 22-22
6lorence geuuer, Wtap Otc9ei6ols. .21-19
albert grbrer, 3ebna Strom. 900. .26-21
gSrl. SrOmu, Werneuia Subj Jon. .... 1913
@eo. S6retOer, Gable @Dpbs. 800. .29-27
SEQ. @orbett, Qrrte Nnberion. 800. .21-18
9antel 2Dn6, 9feate O'0earu. 500. 1876
OLAF 81 Ell, Carrie Sang. ........ .33-24
lllpiies 6orton, Nellie S9ipper. 49,. 1870
SoleSb Srduneis, Gertba gllle1nel. -. 26-22
Wltcel1t Sftba, SiQie @onbef. ...., .22-18
SltIt 9ftplep, Nuna @uitaflon.. ..... .22-19
oSobn @DpDell, Nlr1o Oete. ......... .23-21
Mortin Mtplenaar, @nuie Steiparb. .26-22
6reDrtd 6oppe1Dofer, N9neS Stei9er. .24-30
Srant &ebbp, 2etttta Samiltor. -. 1870
Sobn 8tnslow, 6elene llnperri9t. l.. 1913
Srant 6all, Jfeuie Wtorlep. ....... 1870
QSrn. Slofe, glmelta 8raut. ....... .2O-29
cSobu Mnoerlen, Quite &orl1. ........ .22-23
9ouis Q8eiblun9, gli3abet6 Carol. .25-22
Mattballs 99urr, @ilnie 6olfelot. .25-21
@o1p, Slice, Nn1ie @erlin9 ........ 1876
Qepi Cartwright, 2aura Gbanbler. =. .34-31
SEQ. Gam, @upbemie SarrSlep. go. .23-19
oSobn @ormall, Qlice GeiQp. ....... .24-2O
eSantes WtcSee, Worp Ni6orbiou. -. .24-23
&onp Ibomas, 2e1a Sontbo. $500. 1870
8ouieo 6olsapple, Carrie S9aible. 1870
Nntbo1p Yolt9tlm, @lice 9tappeQ. .24-20
antDonp WcSurp9i1, GiS3ie Stbpotref 24-22
@arl SenDtsior, Setrtte Speniou.. 1870
, 1893-09-20
NbenOblatt Der SSH. Staatsz 3eitunq

ut III oen Inten on9ege6enen 9ei96ften su baben:
Noroicite.
6. Sentmer, 1899 Sircolu Npe.
u. 6. Stepbau, 1850 2inColn GIos
403 6roB Nne.
400 Goscoe 9ouIeoorb.
q. 9. Semitic, 1921 Belmont Wos
9. Golomat, 1744 @Iorf Str.
6. 81. Wppre, 42 2incpln 9[oe.
Son Otolaos, 4S5 9incpln 9loe.
6. ". 9ap, $40 Siucolr Noe.
Grant @a9ner, 597 Sincolr Npa.
Soiepb Wtunf, TAI 2incoln @tns.
6. gteubaus. 849 2ineoiu Noe.
Wu. SopIor, 1O17 &incolu &ue
ID. Betting, 1925 Glarf Str.
&acber. Asst Glarf Ctr.
5rau 8inoema1ll, 421 @Garf GtR
6. 81. Bar, 513 glart Str.
70. VI. Wtoneg, 297 @Iorf ctr.
". Sermouu, 161 gIort Str.
S. st. &egen, 513 @lart Str.
s. 8e9uer, 590A GIart Str.
Sau6 Bros.
y. Suppmaun, 1857 gIorf StR
8. Sntitb, 981 G1nrt ctr.
Srau 6. molfer, 453 g9eus Sts
M. 9utberfprb, 500 Meas Str.
Surnbua. 545 Wens Str.
Wt. 6. Stbnsibt $50 @e1s Str.
6. QS. 5meet, TOT mels Str,
SuDu Starr, 2S0 Wels Str.
q. @urrie, BOG meas Str.
6. 9ie1e, SA WenS ctr.
8. 9iaer. 500 Qgels Ctr.
prutlI, 119 gSeGS ctr.
SDbu Bert, l41 Mens Ctr.
Sobu @udleD, Eli meas Ctr.
Grou 6. Sobniun, 276 @eas eta
6. maein9, 1870 @eaS Ctr.
s. 9alar, 1853 Wels Ctr.
G. Seriau, 90 Meas Str.
8. I8eber, 1876 Sorrabee Ctr.
9offmauu, 464 &orrobee Str.
6. Berger, SIT 2orrobee ctr.
5rou s.. MorQor, 225 9tniIion eta
She Columbus, $40 9toiIiou Str.
6. @. @Gbite, 4O7h 9ibiiton @tr.
g. G. g}elipr, 1874 9ioiIion Str.
6. @uberion, 317 9iptfiou Str.
8. Wtller, 81 miaotp Ctr.
$. u. @bntoul1, 66 Wiaptp Ctr
8. S6urteQ, 81 9tate Str.
S.. 4. Siebl 255 @Iepelaub Moe.
8. Squirt, 391 Geb0iuid Str.
m. 8. MeBIer, 567 Seo9lpid StE
Ct, Gu9eL 1893 Seogpid Str.
&reuIer, 282 Geb9pid Str.
SObn Stetn, 294 SebQtpid Ctr.
9itties, 262 Sebeiptd Str.
g. 6. 0utnom, 249 GIDbpuru Nue
9apter, 403 GlDbourn Noe.
s. @eiB, 1923 GlpbOurn Ipe.
81. so. 66lid, "a @IDbourn @pe.
Gobert 9reaer, 149 S1inots StE
9. S9rooer, 316 Wtartet Str.
&tlDeblab & MaDmuIen, sol Wtartet @tE
Sortenberg, 212 Geuter Ctr.
s.. grben, 1879 @euter Str.
S5rau sc. 9ubu, At Gn9enie Str
Plug. Sron5en, 81 @ugente Ctr.
@has. @bbel, 116 guQente Str.
NtaE Si9teniterh 259 3tuib Str.
SROTetts.
auditorium SoteI.
@ittprio 9ptel.
Meliu9tpn SoteL
9tlanb 9oteL.
gtcGpDs SoteL.
2eringtou 9oteI
80 gon9reB ctr.
81 adams ctr.
Ill Gon gureu Ctr.
ITO Sorriion Ctr.
Ill Sarriion ctr.
Gaorf 9pteL. IS. ctr. unb ggobaIb Wne.
, 1893-09-20
SDSeS=WttSei0e.

Greuuben uno 8efanuten Die tranrige Nadrift. baB
inner 9e!iebter @ater uuO S9piegerpater 9aniel
StFrni5tc I'M Nlter uoI 81 Snbren I Monoten uu0 81
8aqen ie1tg benz 6errn e~ntiflofen lit. Die 8eerbiauna
finoet am 9onnerfo9 ben q. September, Ntorgens 81
ubr, pom SrouerbauIe, $40. Isl Seminorg @0e., aus
mad gStliom Springs itott. I'm itile Sbeilnabme Bit
ten Die ttefbetrii6ten 0interbliebenen
Wtn. Stermitfc, ~
Hcoert Stermibfc, |SU9"e'
Soeleiie @aglcr, 1s4.x
Caroline Guin9, l~0~"l'
Sr' 91ins, sdipieseri6bus.
2Oip2t @Iifabctb sterrisfe, @6uieaerto6tsr.
, 1893-09-20
Seri9teOeme8.

meper's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ueueIte Iuflags, II
~ 9anbe, eomplet, biltg 81 p%erfaufea. Offerten inter
h. 112 Staatsaeituu9.
, 1893-09-20
Gnit mn 0nniS.
Soft unO @Oqi8 qeIudt.


* efu0t: &uftigeS 3intmer mt Sribitld ooer
W 0Oar0 bel Yripdtfnmilie n0be Centrum Der Sta0t.
Ntan nenne 8reiS. abr: he 118 S~ta0ts5t9.
MeIu6t: Bum l. Sttpber 1u6t ELL aIleinitebenber
W Scrr in jibIider YripatfomIlie mD6lirtes Simmer
S~taotSStg. l9lpoaln
, 1893-09-20
Garnten.

2 II oertanfen ober st pertauI9en fir 5au8 mi
- Got cine 100 ACre i5arm, baDpn iinb 20 9BalolanO
S9uIe, Boitoffice. gutes g8aiier, 2 9lods bon Der Stu
ton, SIT $50 per gcre. @arum SIS Der acre ReHte be3ob
len, peun Sbr fiir $50 per Acre faufen f6uut. &onHt
nn0 1ebt lie nuo Sic fperoeu 3uTrIeoenge1teIt. so 0telleI
an Der @iienbSbn, Wtonpnronte. S. 3. 8IHue, So
@arren Mpenue.
, 1893-09-20

- Dem Sran8olen 8outan, einem err
%taRrenen Sauber, lit es ~gelun9en, unterz
leetlbe photographer aufaunebn1en.
, 1893-09-20
8aumaterial.
8eriDnli6es.

OF ufr16ti9es9 eirntbsgeiu9! Bin 9eIti6er
~ 30 Sabre ot, babe $26. 600 9eerbt, piinide bic 9et
fountIbaft zines oeutI6eu Wldbdens NIT 9utenI @bdraft
tel unb CHM ftr Sdnsli9teit aipeds ipdterer Seiratb 81
MAIDEN. Srtei nit Photographic erbitte HHter E.14S
SalHois Staatsstg.
, 1893-09-20
@eMorben:

Satbarine Sd)mciocr, GET. Gebmen. oeliebte Satin
pm SEQ. Sbnsi6er, inn alter BON 70 Sobren am Is.
bnrit, ST., am 3unuerIta9 ben 81. Sept, Gnrmittoos 10
ubr. SEQ. EdlueiSer luh RiuhPr
, 1893-09-20
BartnerS.


MerIongt: Yartner NIT $4,000 fir zines Der beIter
~ SoIpongei6afte III Wtitte berStaot, Suei 8lofs Dom
@ourtbOuie. &breiie inter A. o. 92 &aSale StraBt
erbeteu. 20Ip2t
, 1893-09-20
0el6GftS= 0elegenbeiteu.


On p~ertnufen: Srei StubI Barber : G1urt6tuud
- fir $50. @be1tnut Str.
, 1893-09-20

Meiu9t t: 9Gder piini6t SteIuug. erft iiber See &c.
" fDmnIen. 9at 10 Sabre in England als Bidder NIB
gode:90der a~earbeitet piaig 81 Ierufr. 2 geeit
9ofe CTR.
, 1893-09-20

Vtne reC9L y9elIlt[DltC9e" Se0Qltfetet
tpurOe IN Spano0lt %begangen. I'm 2 lt6r
gtabmittu9S betpe9ten it6 ettpa Is, O00 9tez
geni1irme NIT ebenio btel Wfenicbenfinz
bern, 20 Wtuiitfapelen un6 bieIen Sabnen
burcb bic StraBen na6 benz StabtlpQlDe.
9ort lolte baS vgrOBe 8OLtSfeit" Ser @r5
better ut16 2lrbettertnnen Der WilttGrmerfz
itGtter1, lntpie ber Wtit9lieber Der patriot
iben" 8ereine fta~ttftn0en. Suptter YlupiuS
IteB ii1 ie6ocb AUDI burcb Sic frommlten
@e6ete ntcbt erbttten, 10 baB 6aS Set poQz
ltGl1Oig Derre9nete. Nm Nbenb tpur6e in
ben StraBen nit SeueriperfSf0rpern elm
INTERPRETATIONS ltnfug getrieben, Gafeten,
&ononenibldQe, Sr0lcbe uno Diele anbere
neutrality-suspicious. tDur6en mttten in Der
Menge abgefeuert, nobel bericbiebene Ser
ionen perleBt murben; 3eittpetie iparen 6ie
6auptitraBen ntr NIT 9~ebenSgefabr 3u pa1z
firen. Die 8Dlt5et na6m Derlcbicoene Ser
baftltn9en Dor. @e9e1 Wtitternacbt ert0nte
SeuerlGrm &tn6er, Die nit Safeln uno
Qn6eren letbt e%nt3iinObaren Otngen iptel>
ten, batten einen 8ranb perlriabt; cine
Scbeune u1b Elm St0I gingen in Slammen
auf. Sn ber gfa6t lit i6Iiebli6 elm Morb
alf offener StraBe Derlibt tpor6en. Qls Der
Nrbeiter S60ppler auf benz Nacbba1iepege
begriffen mar, purbe ct in ber S6OnpaIz
beritraBe pl0Blib iiberfalIen unb burb Ell
men Mfeiieriti6 ms !6er3 getObtet. Waan
nimmt an, 6aB Elm Qngeb0ri9er ipegen 1az
miIienspiiti9feiten bic G6at ausgefibrt
bat.
- Die fit6ernen 6o4seiten ioIen, mte
an Ser 8erliner 8Orie bebauptet tptrb, bon
jeBt ab ibon na4 elmer 9auer bon 123
@beiabren gefeiert werOen, ba 6aS Silber
nm bic 9Glfte entpertbet iet.
, 1893-09-20
Gteaengeiu6e.

Ntefunt: @r6eit iu9t Elm 9~ebilbeter 8euti9er luel=
w der ldn9ere 3eit 0s S6retber int &~bitratt=9ei66ft
tbati9 mar. Bin nibt abgenei9t irgeno Delde gei9df-
tigun9 luieber III CffiCe, Store etc. 81 a%eeeptiren. 4or.:
+. 125 Staats5tg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The new shaft tor the steamer Massa-
chusetts OF the Providence line has been
placed ia position at the Old Colony dock
AT Newport.
William Stetson. alias "Bn, the
Brnte." was held for trial in New York
yesterday, on n charge OF till-tapping. He
is wanted al Newport, where on Aux. IL
he entered the residence OF Mrs. Mary e,l.
+. Hoffman atNewpjrt, aud stole 81, 800
worth OF jewelry
A reward has been offered by the au.
thorities at the Newport tr lining station
for the arrest OF John g. Ktvanaugh. a
third-clnss apprentice enlisted at New
York. and said To have relatives In Phila-
delphia. Kavauaugh, with two fellow
apprentices, attempted toescape from the
training ship Richmond by Jumping
overheard and swimming ashore. The
other two were overtaken aud captured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
IL New Styles, with all the !
<aA improvements in fhotogrs
$s;; ::$;: !; !. yRo,s ST.
| 1886 WESTMINSTER
AFTER THE BATTLE.
Grand Jury Report in the RI
Riot at Roanoke, Va.


ROANOKE, Va, Get. 25.-The grand
summoned to investigate the riot ant
OF lawlessness on Sept. 20 and 81,
their report late last evening.
Nineteen indictments are made.
ter S. Boone, Edward Page and /
Sheppard as principals, and sergeaI
police A. H. Griffin and chief of poll
+. Terry, as accessories before the
are charged with felony.
The report commends the action
mayor for trying to uphold the law
questions the advisability of the OF
IN directing the militia to withdraw
the crow had been dispersed by firing
censures the police or the officials 4
dering the negro, Thomas Smith,
removed from the Jail and after re,
in not taking him to place OF
The Jurors state that from the ev
they are led to believe that some G
victims of the shooting v-ere sctive
ipants in the riot.
Chief Of Police Terry and Sc
Griffin, it is believed, were indict
evidence which went TO show thai
were responsible for the informat
the negros whereabouts being di
to the parties who lynched him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
TELEGkAPHIC BREvITIEs.

A street railway strike is on in Col.
umbus, o.
Germany has conquered Sultan Nell, an
East African monarch.
Certificate holders Of the Fraternal
circle may recover % per cent.
The president of Hiswatha (Kan.) bank
was arrested for embezzlement.
A new receiver has been appointed for
the Stock bridge (Mass.) Savings bank.
Nineteen indictments were returned in
connection with the Roanoke (Va) riots.
The conference of English mayors failed
to result in settlement of the coal strike.
There will be $40, 900 left when the debts
of the Cape Anu Granite company are
paid up.
Captain Lorena has been appointed pro-
visional president of Brazil by the rebel
admiral.
The chief of police of Woburn, Mass,
has been ordered by the aldermen 10 en-
force the liquor law impartially.
The 154th meeting OF the Cumberland
conference Of Congregational churches
will be held at Deering, Me-, Oct. 25.
George Mcdonald and companion, ar
rested for breaking aud entering, escaped
from Durham On. H. police station.
Developments in the case of the de, b
of Marcia Woodman, who died at Woods
Vile, N. H., shows that it was case OF
premeditated suicide.
At Portsmouth, N. H., George Board.
man, for the burglary Of the Boston and
Maine depot at East Kingston, was SEN
fenced to two years in state prison.
The pumpinl station of the Bradford
(Mass) water works was burglarized aud
all the tools belonging to the station
stolen. The crime is laid to tramps.
A panel Of 80 jurors has been summoned
for the trial of Mrs Florence Hawley,
colored, for the murder Of Mary Munson
of Shelton, Conn. Mrs. Hawley has been
in Jail two vears.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
STRANGE CASE.
Mysterious and Peculiar Death O
Men While Fishing.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Oct. 25. --As
tragedy has excited the people of
and Perch River during the past few
On Saturday, October Ia, Villa
George Winnegar, two elderly re-
Of Dexter, left their homes with a CO
outfit for camping for their annual
Of trapping on Perch lake and ri yer
On Friday news was telegrap
Dexter that the body Of man, W
believed to be one OF the brothers, hs
found in the Perch river.
The body was Identified at that
Winnegar.
The body was found in sitting |
in Winneyar's boat, with the hand
the oars, apparently as il asleep.
Further search revealed his b.
body In his boat few rods further
the stream in almost the same post
Their tents aud The complete out
still in their boats rs il they had nc
used and the supply OF iood ais
Gated that il had not been touched.
There is absolutely no solution
mystery. The coroner has begun
vestigation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

Rev. Thomas RIchey OF the general as
sembly OF New York was the next SD aker.
He v as rather brief IN his remarks aud
touched upon the differences OF opinion
which have occupied the church, refer
ring 20 the cheerful results OF breaking
d 'wn the barriers existing between the
different branches OF the church by the
Churchmen's club. The church was frat
Instituted in unity aud God taught that
IN such unity was to be
brought about the great moral
force Through unity men will grow up to
make the christian community. Divi.
sion within tie church itself is n grea,
hindrance 70 progress. The result OF
(fbe struggle between human beings 4.
tAtt there are oniy $50. 900. 600 christians.
against 500. 10000 heathens The disa.
ersssbis features Of division within the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
A Manlac,s Deed.

BRADFORD. Pa, Oct. 25.-An unusually
brutal murder is reported from Mount
Jewel, where Mike Doyle, a section boss,
was awakened by the violent screaming
OF his wife. Hastily arising, horrible
sight met his eyes. On the floor, welter-
ing in his own blood, lay his 4-year-old
hoy, his throat cut from ear to ear, while
over the body stood the maniac mother,
brandishing CORY razor aud attempting
her own destruction. After a desperate
struggle. Doyle succeeded in overpowerina
the woman, but not until she had cut a
deep and dangerous wound in her throat
The woman may recover
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

OscEoLA, Neb., Oct. 90. The
white caps who whipped two girl
day night in order to correct theil
we're arraigned yesterday aud plei
guilty. The women under arrest
Iieald, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Evel
Mrs. Allen. Thrpe boys who
them are also under arrest. MI
is the wife of the president Of the
Polk county, leader in church
and the other women arrested al
bers of the local Women's Christi
perance union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

Third Annual Ball and supper Of the d.
Johns 8. .. Association.
The St Johns s. S. association held its
third annual ball In b. I. hall last even
ing. There were present at least 100
couples. The party was made up entirely
Of young folks.
At 9:l5 the grand march was formed.
with j. Il. McAlear and Miss Oracle Gil :
lesse at the head, followed by j. w.
O'Neil and Miss Sadie Barch. Dancing was
in order until about midnight, when sup
per was served. Dancing was then re-
sumed. and 1t was o'clock In the morn
ing before the music ceased.
The committcesf were AZ follows:
Arrangements. j. II. McAlsar, chairman;
j. A. Trainor, NJ j. Flynn, w. j. O'Nell,
p. j. McEntee: floor director. j. II. Me-
Alear; assistant, w. j. O'Neil; aids, p.
j. McEntee. Edward Halton. p. j. Brsn-
nan, M. j. Flynn; reception, j. A.
Trainor, John DuQan. Miss Sadie Barch,
Miss Mamie Gerherty, Miss Mamie
Healy, Miss Katie Doouan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
No,n,og W as Saw ed.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct 25.--Schoonel
james O. Donohue, of and from Bangor
Me-, for New York with 100, 900 feet Of lum
Der, went ashore on the back side of Eastern
Point during "A heavy breeze and thi ok
weather aud became a total loss The
crew took to the boat, and after n hard
struggle reached the shore. Nothing was
saved except what the men had on. There
was no insurance on the vessel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Oct. 25. w. D.
Irwin, roadmaster on the New York Cen
tral railroad, while assisting in clearing a
freight wreck, about nine miles west Of
this city last night. was caught under a
falling car and injured so that he lived
only three horrs. When released ir, m The
car he was brought to his home in this
city where he died.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
"a pIancne Anocked out.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Oct. % George La
Blanche, The Marine" of Chicago, and
Billy Layton, of this city, met in an inn
provised ring about Is miles from here last
night for purse of $500. In the seventh
round La Blanche forced his adversary to
the ropes and administered a good blow in
the neck. 1t staggered Layton for an in
slant but he rallied aud landed a swinging
blow with his right which struck LaBlanche
Oh the jaw and put him to sleep.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
Over a million For Charity.

PITTsBURG, Oct 25.-The will of the
late Jane Holmes was filed for probate
yesterday. She gives 100000 to the trus-
tees of the general assembly of the Pres.
byterian church of the United States, and
1000 for tue relief of disabled ministers.
After disposing of about 100000 in be-
quests to relatives and friends, she pro-
vides for an equal division Of the rest of
her estate. amounting to more than 81 ,000,-
900, among various local charitable institu-
tions