davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-24
Atd)tneiifdDe Seerauber
Oerfuden einen houdnoiiden Oom=
pier me95unehmen.
Der Gapttdn, Steuerlnann mo 5pan3ie Mat
roien Don oen piraten eet0otet.
Gpn6pn, "a. SuIt.

Bon Singapore Mrs ser ySiucs4 gez
mclbet, DAB am lebten 9onncritag 9tbcnb
unter ben at6inciiicben B~aiiagieren bes
bouGnbii6en 9ampferS vGtajab &on9icc,"
rpelcber Die Sittiite bon Ncbon befG6rt, cine
Wfeltterci ausbracb, tpeIdbe bic We9nabme
beS ScDtffeS bestpefte. bic 2ttbineIen grtf7
fen Die 8emannung beS 9ampfcrs at,
tooteten Den cngliic9cn GapttGn beiiclben,
ben Steuermann unb ~5tpon3i8 ber inbiiben
Wtotrolen, unb perpunoeten fiinf5ebn an
oerc. 9orauf OerlieBen ite bos S6iff un6
i6leppten mebrerc galiagtere ais @efangene
nit ii6. Ger 9ampfer nit ben Gcrtpun7
oeten beftnoet iib icst i'm 8eiiB Der 9Olz
lGnocr.
, 1893-07-24
Gine Sd9enoepefde iber Sen Saau.
ipieler !, Jeferion.
Oerielbe foa Dem Gooe nahe fein, pdbreno er
fid freu5foeI b%efnoet.
8u3sarbs Sal, maii.,
24 o$1li. {

Seute Morgen tuur6c benz Sbauipteler
Spiepb Sefferion BON einem 8ericbteritatz
ter Ser Limited 8reB" in ieiner 8i1a cine
per0ffentIibte 9epei9e ae5eigt, III ipeIber
9eia9t miro, oaB er, SeffsriOn, in SOlgc
zines 9e6lfopffrebleS Dem IOOe nabs lei.
Scfferlon la3te 0crsltcb, ais ct bic 0epei9e
las, nno iagtc 6em 8eri6teritotter, baB CT
bic @ei6ibte fir u1ttpabr ertIdren m0gc;
DAB ct itb ntcrnolS belier ~befunoen babe
ulo bon ietncm tiirSli6en leidtcn llntpobl@
ietn pOaig bergeiteut lei. ST. erfldrte bera
ortt8e lii9nerilebs Na6ridbtcn fir Id3erIiG
uno itoreno. ScfferiDn bate bercitS BON
ausmGrtt9en Sreunoen Nnfragc1 mege1t
leiner angcbli9en Sranfbcit erbolten, Die
ct nibt pcriteDcn %fonnte, bis ibm beute
Mor9en jcne 9epei6e ge8eist pur6e.
, 1893-07-24
Oas unslud i'm alien forbidden
Qheater=6 ebduoe.
mahripru4 Ger 6ro6eef3worenen.


2S y ION, a. Sull.
Die @roBgei6tpOrenen baben ben Sberit
6reoertd s. NinSport6, ben Goriteber Der
Yeniionss 9lbtbeilung Des &rie9SzO epartez
ments; George N. 9ant, ben 8auz
untcrnebmer, pelber Bic Nusgrabung fir
bic eleftrii6e 9lnla8e itbernommen bate ;
8iaiam s. Gouert, ben Qtuflcber, unb
6ranciS Saiic, ben Maibiniitcn bes Sc
bdubes, in 9Inflage5uitanO perleBt, un6
macben bieielben fir bas llnglitf perant7
mortlicb, peld6es am 9. SUM- I'M alien
Torb'i4en Sbeater9ebGuoe itattfanb, nobel
breiunO5wan5ig 8erionen bas 2eben Der
loren uno cine Wtenge Qlnberc 8crlebungen
oaOontrugen.
, 1893-07-24
molIte feline frau perbrennen,
Deil ie ii6 wei9erte, cine PYpothef gu unter=
idreiben.
2incOIn, Sch, "a. SSuli.


Sn bem OrciBig Mcilen bon bier 9c~legencn
Srte SrienO ite6te gcitern 2lbenb Der lieb5ig>
id6rt8e Wtibael &esIer bas 6ouS ieine5
SobneS in 8ran0, uno baiielbe wuroe pollz
ltdnoig eingcGi6ert, Seine 6ralt, cine
alto i@ipdblicbe Bcrion, fonntc 1ur NIT
Otitbe aus benz b%rernenben @ebGube ge7
rettet iperbcn. &ester ipurbe berbaftet unb
le9te ctn poucs 0eftGnoniB ab, portn ct
ia9te, Dab cs ieinc 2lbitbt gemelen ici, ietne
Srau aus DEM gSege 81 lcbaffen, ba ite ii6
setpeigcrt babe, ibre 3uitimmung baSu 81
geben, baB ct auf ein g%etpiiieS Stiid 2anb
cine 6Dpotbef aufne6me. Ofebrere Der err
bit1crten Srtsbetpobner mouten ben alien
ScrI Ipn6cn, aber e5 gelan9 BEN 8eamten
i9LieBIi9, benielben in Si4erbeit 5u
bringen.
, 1893-07-24
Gin Ne9er brinet fetne frau nit
elmer Repolperfu9eI sum-
S6met9en.
padt ole Setde auf, u,to ~peri9uinoet nit oer=
ielben na9 ~unbcfannten Reetonen.
Sim a, g., "a. Sult.

Gor etni9e1 Monaten FAM Ser 9feger
NnOrep Spcar nit letner Trau pom Siocn
bier at, iucble unb fanb Nrbett, unb nabm
orei WteiIen iiioliB pom Ortc cine @obz
ming. 9Hn leBteu Samitag, 'nacboem ct
bon ieiner Qtrbeit 3uriiG9efommcn mar, 9e7
rtetb er nit iciner Sran in @orttpecblel.
Die Srau ipOlte notlirlib babel Oas leBtc
Bort BADEN, unO. bas ma6tc Den Wtann
icbltcBltcb 10 wittbenb, oaB ct Orobte, ie 5u
erl6ieBen, penn iie niGJt iofort title lei.
Sn Oemielben Q(ugenblid aber bate CT oucb
ihon Ben Geuolper III ber 6ono, unbfeuerte
8ipci Scbiiiic auf feline 6rau ab, bon oenen
elmer III ben 2lrn cling, Der anOcrc a6er Die
Sruit traf, 10 baB Die 6rau iofort tO6t nic>
b%erianf. 0QS bic gtacbbarn berbeieilten,
bat ct iic, ni6t nacb SET g oItsei 81 ibiden
ais oieS trpbOem bocD 9eichab, benl&Bte ct
etne fursc Nbmeienbeit Der Geutc, er9riff
lcinc tObte Srau unb peri6manb nit ibr.
llnO BON bem mOrOeriicben lteger 10 tpobl,
ais bon Der eribolicnen Trdu bat ma BON
Dem Nugenblide an NIGHTS lpieber gcicben.
, 1893-07-24
Gin th0ridtes md0den
Sdie6t ii9 aus bIi,oer Giferiudt cine KueeI
our6 oen Kopf.
8 NJ a ; q, "a. SuIt.

9ie bibi6e ne%unsebujdbrige Oeeaie
NIbricb, alias @bno Tteming, oeren @itern
in Maplcton, Soma, tpobnen, bat itb
geitern i'm ManOeriou 8lod blrcb einelt
S9uB in ben &opf getOOtet. Mian fanb
BET ibr cine Note, wortn Ser 8epeggrunb
gu Der i6aucrliben Sbat angegeben tpuroe.
0arin iogte bic Selbltmorberiu, baB Tie
6ranf 9oueden, benSobn zines 8auunter7
nebmerS, liebe ulO nicht leben tonne, mte
er anOern WfGbcben Den Sol macbe, unb
baB ite iib OcsbaIb bas 2eben senOmmen
babe.
, 1893-07-24
g eDmour, Sn6., "a. 9(ug.

Die iebsse6njabri9e Suite 2eleQe, bic
etn3ige SO9ter ibrer Mflttter, nabm, neil
ie befitrcbtete tpegen irgeno e1ner hinge
3ogenDett BON berielben cine Trac6t 8riigel
5u erbalten, cine 8ortton Nrlentt. 9arauf
iagte ite ibrer W}utter mas ie getbon babe,
unO baB tie ben Sob elmer Irac5t 8ritgel
por5iebe, @S tDuroe iofort drStlidbe 6tlfe
berbetgebolt, bielelbe fam aber gu ipat, unb
Suite bate t6ren 3ped erreicbt.
, 1893-07-24
Sruoermoro.
g t. Gouts, "a. Sui

9n ser Man6eiter & GIaDton &oab lit
geltern Der 23iGbri9e Sobn StaotmtQer BON
ieinem I'M Z Sabre Gltercn 8ruber 6rans,
nit Dem CT tpegcn beS &oltgcloes, Das er
bielem icbulbctc, in Streit gcrat6en mar,
ourb einen Meiicriticb alf Den SOB pcrz
punoet porben. Sic 6atten bei6e porber
benz @Iaie gu fart 5u8ciprocben gebabt.
, 1893-07-24
Oooesfdue.

8iS beute Mjttag purbcn auf Dem Sc
iunObeitsantte Die folgenben SobcsfGue anz
gemelbet:
JfuOOlp9 @anseI, seit. i'm 0ranb 9acifics
6Otel, 81 S.;
Sacob Sem bon &o6gerS 9arf, 60 s.;
@eor9 Otolte bon $50. SO SO. Nort6 Ipe.,
81 S.;
MatbilOe a6rens bon $50. ia Glp6ourn
Qlpe., 8 3d.;
MatbiIbe 8crgntant, geit.. I'M ct. Glisabet6z
6Oipital, 40 S.;
@oia 6a6renbab pom geo. 449 gs, 5uuertOm
Qtpe., 4 so. 10 E.;
mii5. @altcr BON SO, $40 armitase a(Ds.,
s.. 3d.;
6reO. NieOert BON go. 40 gOtumoc 9tue.,
SIS. 3 3d.;
Grnit @raf bon 600. 1903 g., 5oltebfr.,
"A S.;
Sriebricb S4norr bon $50. 1175 Ga Sauez
itraBc, 5 M,1S.
, 1893-07-24
OurA sic au9emetne 6el0fIemme
5um Bdnferott oetrteben.
Gainesville. gR6.. "a. Su

Gpnncrspi1le, W}b., "a, Suli.
0ie vGiti3ens"z $50 Gigentbum beS
friibren 8unbesi6as1neiiterS S. 81, 6uitOn,
Dffnete beutc Wtnr8en in Tolge Der allge@
mctnen @elbflemme ibre Sburen nidbt.
SGmmtlide 0epoiitoren tperben in SOL
ausbeso6lt tperben. Meld6en GinfllB Die
fer 8anterott allf Die @ei6afte baben mtrb,
lGBt licb npcb ni9t porberiagen.
, 1893-07-24
Sic CAB ihm oen Soufpa6 uno ct
ndhm Gift.

Bridgeport, GOnn., "a. Sult.
Ser finfunb3man3igiGbri9e 5enrD
Gutter, etn in Deacon SIR. mo6nenoer
junger Mtarn, bat iib geitern mOr9en Oerz
giftet, neil ibm feline @elicbte ben 9oufpaB
gegeben bate.
, 1893-07-24
untperiitdt Uotre DAME.
Gin neuer prdioent ser 2lnitalt eepdblt,
Sputb 8enb, "a. CSuIi.

Der 8robin5ialratb crtpIblte BEN bisz
bergen Disqualification Ser ltuipcrfitGt
JtOtre Dame, 6o6ip. Morriiep gum BrGz
iiOcnten Der Qlnlta!t an StelIe 6eS p~eritor7
bencn 9crrn 8ali6, uno 6O4p. Srend6
gum NacbfoIger Oes 6errn WtorriiieD; leBz
terer bGlt lt1 sur 3ctt in Gom auf.
, 1893-07-24
IN iiameiifdem 6eIOe lie9t on9eb=
lid oen 6ranSofen
DieI menioer, ais an Ger Nbtretune iiamefi=
f6en 6ebietes.
8 Dn0on, "a. cSuIi.

Cine 0epei9e aus Barts an 6as vGbro7
ntcGe" la9t: Die 6altung beS fran5Oiti3en
l1ltimatums an Siam IGBt feinen 3peifel
uber Sronfret9S Q(biibten ilbrtg. 0aS@
iclbe tpiirbe Gieber fetn @elo bon Stam an
nebmen, un6 Sic Steuereintreibun9 in ben
be%trefenOen @ebieten bon NngfOr unO Sat-
tambang tuilrOe Oem @ei3maf 6rantrei5S
biel better ,entiprebeu,
, 1893-07-24

- Nlb. &amerLing un6 fem @ci6aftSz
~tbeiIbaber q. g. 9emareit, gcgen uel9c
am Samltag Elm 6aftbefebl tuegen angcbs
Iiben lt%ntericbleifS %erlaiien tpurOe, limb bis
ieBt nocb auf freien SiiBen. Sic ioQen in
MilmaUtec ietn.
, 1893-07-24
Raider 600.

Mount 9Ollp, 8, S., "a. Sult.
Ser &aiiirer Ser Dieiigen 6armers' Sea-
tional 8anf, SIaac g. 0oIOimitb, lit bcutc
friib infolge etncs 6erSlcibens iebr raicb
oeftorbeu. ST. wurOe 68 Sabre alt.
, 1893-07-24
Der berubmte 2teteorolo9e, prof.
Dimes, 9eitorben.
G1p1na, "a.

Gapana, "a, Suli.
8rof. Stnes, BET moblbefannte Mcteoroz
lo9e, bon beiien &rantbeit Dor GINGER 53eit
WttttbctLun8 gen1abt ipurbe, lit e~eitern nm
Wtitternabt geltorben. Der 8rOfeiior,
peI9er Die 8eiben e1npfangen bate, erlas
etnem 0erSlctoen.
, 1893-07-24
8n Oct 1lQbe uon Mana9ua III
gttara9ua
ST es Swii6en Sen 3e9terun9strup=
pen uno oen Repoluttondren Su
etnem bluti9en Rampf
9%cfommen,
ueber oefen lus9on9 jeood nod nidts
Udheres befannt 1T.
6 Gamma, columbia, "A. SUIT

Sci M}atereare, Gtcaragua, 1T es spilbcn
ben &e9ierungstruppcn unb Ben Hepolue
tiOndren au beftigen &Gmpfen sefommcn.
Sltnftaulen6 Wann tparen an Der Sblabt,
itber oeren NuSgang mani no1 NIGHTS ipciB,
belbeiligt. Ofatereare lit Elm fleines, ettpa
apDlf Wteilen BON Mana9ua entferntes
Sorf.
, 1893-07-24
6eute oe1neIoet:

Rem Oort: vNuric" BON 9iOerpooG,
u2lasta" bon 2iOerpoOL, rGms" bon 8res
men.
90 b fIIe: rSurneiita" bon Stem Oort.
2nnbon: vMi6i9an" bon Bottom bel
&tniQ(e porbei9etommen.
, 1893-07-24
Oas 8orfenoefhdft.

2on6on, "a. Suli.
Die 8Orie mar beute bctrG6tlicben
S9pantrngen u%nterporfen, mas ieincn
@runo in Der ltngctpiBbeit iiber BEN Nus7
gang Der Streitt9feitcn StpiiDen Clam un6
Sranfrctb bate. Die Wdflerftrma Gut
ton & Comp, JtODol Grbange 2, fat bic
3ablunsen ein9eiteQt.
SEEN IT, "a. Suit.
Die &urie finb auf Ser b~eutigen 80rie in
BEN MorgenitunOen nm 9@2 b. s.. suriifz
9e9angen. gtcue S4pieri9feiten in Som
oOner @elOfreiien baben ben &ii69ang perz
anlaBt.
, 1893-07-24
OampferzN odrthten.
IN Ger Nadt oemeloet :

Stem gorf-v2a 8retagne" OonSabre,
9 # vScptbia" bon 2iOerpOOl.
queenstown vSbto" bon Pbila>
6elpDta, vNri5ona" bon SEEM gOrf.
9apre-v0a Champagne" bon Seem
Onrf
, 1893-07-24

&6onntrt auf baS Nbenbblatt Ser Sutnois
Staats7 3ettung. Yrets l Sent per drummer,
6 Gents per 8o9e.
, 1893-07-24

Die mobIen fir Ole fronsoIfae De-
putirtenfammer.
8arts, "a. Suli.
9as ySournaL Officiel" perfinOigt, baB
Sic Mablen fir bic 0eputirtenfammcr auf
BEN 20. Qtuguit feitgeiebt iin0. Die Sticbz
ipablen finben ant 3. September ltatt.
, 1893-07-24
Stdott1hes.
Oes Gebens mI6e.

6uitop wan5ir erhdn9t ii6 in einem Stale.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
MURDER IN PORTLAND
A Chinese Woman Horribly
Mutilated.
ONE STROKE OF A WEAPON
The Body Found On the Sidewalk
Five Minutes After Her
Death.
ONE STROKE OF a WEAPON
Associated Press.

Portland, Nov. 1O.-About 10 o'clock
tonight Gong Fa, q Chinese woman,
was found dead in the gutter at the
corner of Second and Pine streets, only
block from the police station, and i'm
mediately under an arc light. Her
throat was slashed in a fearful manner
the head being almost severed from the
trunk, and under the body lay huge
knife, more than a foot in length, while
a warm stream of blood flowed down
the gutter. The place where the body
was found was in the midst of the Chi
nese quarters, and Ch.namen are pass
Ing the corner continuously nearly all
night, but so far no witness to the muir
der has been found. The white man
who discovered the body notified the
police station, and it was conveyed to
the morgue. When found, the body
was warm, and it is believed that the
woman had not been dead more than
iive minutes. No outcry was heard and
1t Is thought that the murderer ap-
preached his victim from behind, and
covering her mouth with his hand,
killed her with one stroke of the knife.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
LEFT ON THE SEARCH.

= Missoula, Mont, Nov. 1O.-Sixty SOL
diers from Fort Missoula, under COM
nand Of Captain Andrews, accompanied
by Captain Merriam and Lieutenate
Martin, of Vancouver left this after
noon to search for the lost Carlin party
Colfax, Wash, Nov. 1O.-Lieutenant
Converse left here otday with relief
party consisting of a pack train and
fonr troopers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
THE NEW TARIFF.
Many Democrats Advocate Letting We'll
Enough Alone.

Washington, Nov. 1O,-It is difficult
to predict what effect the recent cleo
tions will have on the tariff bill now
heing formulated by the democratic
majority of the ways and means com
mittee. Chairman Wilson declares the
passage of the very measure now under
consideration to be- the only thing need
full TO restore public confidence and re-
place the democratic party on a pedes-
tai of political supremacy, but many
prominent men in his party do not
agree with him, and those will counsel
moderation in tariff revision. The prop
osition to put wool, lumber, iron ore,
coal, and salt on the free list will be
opposed III some quarters and by strong
men. There seems to be growing
desire on the part of these men for a
caucus of the party to determine on
the best course to pursue before the
bill is reported to congress, Bland, of
Missouri, Is credited with the deter
minatlon to fight the bill If 1t places
the articles menticned on the free
list. The committee expects to have the
bill ready for report when congress
meets.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
A Splendid TRIAL.
The Olympia Makes Two Knots over
Her Required Speed.


San Francisco, Nov 1O.--The new
cruiser Olympia on her first trip has
established her position as queen of the
United States navy The ship made a
maximum speed of 21.26 knots. and
averaged slightly under twenty-one
knots on a run of sixty-eight knots with
a heavy sea and a strong head wind.
AS the Olympia was only expected to
make twenty knots, her builders are
very happy over the trial, and think
that when the official government trial
is made. she can be forced up to TWEEN
ty-two knots. This would give the
Union Iron Works bonus OF 100000
for exceeding the speed required. The
Olympia will return hre tomorrow and
will go at once into dry dock and be
cleaned and scraped preparatory TO the
official trial on November 18th.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
A SERIOUS ASPECT.

ST. Paul, Nov. 1O.-In the United
States circuit court will be argued on
the 10Th of this month, an order to
show cause against the Northern Pa
cific railroad why the receivers should
not be discharged and why the proper
ty of the road should not be sold on
execution to satisfy judgments in favor
of John E. Blake and other parties.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
NOT IN IT WITH cLATsoP.

McMinnville, Or, Nov 10.-Seven
Worlds Fair medals have already been
awarded to citizens of Yamhill county
for the best grain dried, and green
fruits, and more are expected. 1t is
proposed to display all these medals
in one case at the Midwlnter Fair. An
other plan is to pin them on sturdy
old pioneer and send him down to talk
for Yamhill.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
ANOTHER ONE.

Cleveland, o. Nov. 1O.--A crank called
at the office of NJ. It. Herrick, secretary
and treasurer of the Security Savings
Co. this afternoon with a dynamite
bomb in one hand and revolver in
the other, demanding $50,OOO Herrick
knocked him down and grappled with
him ON the floor. While in this posi-
tion the crank fired one shot at Her
rick the bullet passing through his
coat, The fellow then jumped through
window and escaped.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
NO REVENUE INCREASE.

Washington. Nov. 1O.-The United
States Brewers Association, through
W. Miles, its president, today protested
10 the ways and means committee
against any increase in the internal
revenue tax on beer He maintained
that such a policy would have the inn
mediate effect Of crushing the smaller
hreweries out of existence.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
MARY RIGHT FOR ONCE.
She Scores All the Lunatics bat Her
self and Jerry

Topeka. Kan. Nov. 1O.-Mrs. Mary E
Lease places the responsibility for the
defeat Of the Kansas populists on the
state administration, which she calls
corrupt. She criticises severely Cover
nor Lewelling and repudiates United
States Senator Martin as unworthy
of the support OF the peoples party.
mo party" said Mrs. Lease, "hhs ever
been disgraced with more corrupt men
than some of those who hold positions
of trust under the populist adminls-
tration. Personally, 1 am jubilant over
the result in Kansas. 1t is not the
rarty that is defeated. but the leaders
who are repudiatedv
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
WILL REpRIMANp HIM.

Teugualgalpa, Nov. 1O.-Colonel VII
leila, has been summoned here by or
der of President vasquez to give an
account Of his conduct in demanding
the delivery of Bonilla from Pacific
Mail steamer flying the American flag
The government does not sustain his
action.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
GARTER HARRIsoN's WILL.

Chicago, Nov. 1O.-The will of the
late Carter Harrison has been filed In
the probate court. 1t bequeathes prop
crty valued at s95O.OOO to be divided
between his four children, after two
vcars. Among other minor bequests.
he gives $4,000 for permanent invest
ment for charity to be decided on by
the executors.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
BROUGHT To PoRT sAFELY.

New York, Nov. lO.--The steamer
Seneca from Havana, brought Cap
tain Hoffman and fifty-six survivors
Of the steamer Alexandria. already re-
ported In these dispatches as burned
at sea off Matanazas Five Of the
ships crew and six colored stevedores
" ere lost.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11

increased. Lochren declares that IL
has been the practice of the depart
ment to suspend pensions since secre-
tary Of war John C. Calhoun. in charge
of the pensions did so in 1919; that
Secretary Chandler did so in 1876 and
since that time regulations have been
in force in the department regulating
this matter
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
TARRED WITH THE SAME BRUSH

Tucson, Arlz,, Nov. 1O-In the district
court today Judge Sloane fined j. o..
Dunbar, editor of the Phoenix Gazette,
5000 and ordered him confined in the
county Jail for 60 days for contempt Of
court. Besides Dunbar, Frank King,
city editor of the Gazette, is in Jail
for 20 days for contempt.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
NOT TO BE RECOGNIZED.

washington, Nov. 10.-Minister
Thompson at Rio Janeiro has been in
structed to inform Admiral Mello, the
insurgent leader, that in the opinion
of the United States government he
is not entitled to recognition as bel
ligerent, adding that the position of
the United States is that of an i'm
M ,.tial nhsarVer
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
THEY HAVE THE POWER.

washington. Nov. 1O.-Commissioner
Of Pensions Lochern this morning filed
an answer in the suit of Judge Chas.D.
Long Of Michigan. began because Loeh-
tlcren declares his pension was sus-
pended because It had been unlawfully
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-11
An ALAsKA ApPoINTMENT.

Washington. Nov. 1O.-The president
today appointed Chas. ID. Rogers, OF
Sitka, Alaska, TO be clerk Of the dis
trict Of Alaska.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-06-24
Matrimonial.

FoRsTER-CANNoN - Miss Cordie
Cannon, formerly of this city, will be
married next Wednesday to Mr.. John
Forster, of Louisville. 1t will be a
quiet home wedding at the residence
of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. John p.
Starks, in Louisville, and none but
relatives and few intimate friends
will be expected. After the ceremo.
ny the couple will go to Chicago for
a month, and then return to Louis
vile and board at Mrs Bonnycastle's.
Mr.. Forster is the bookkeeper for the
Louisville Gas Company, and is said
to be young man of fine character
and habits. The bride.elect Is the
youngest daughter of Capt. John
Cannon, deceased, the owner of the
famous Mississippi river steamboats,
Robert E. Lee and John Cannon, and
until two years ago when, with her
mother, she removed to Louisville,
she was a much-admired favorite in
society in this city. She is lovable
young lady, polite, graceful and pref
ty, both in face and figure, and her
numerous friends here wish her all
the joy attending such happy event.
CROMWELL. JESSIE Invitations
were received in this city this week,
announcing that Miss Elizabeth
Pryor LESSEE, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. George M. lessee, of New Cas-
tie, KY, would be married to Mr..
VIM. Cromwell, Of this city, Asst.
Clerk of the State Senate, the cere-
mony to take place at the Christian
Church in New Castle next Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock.
HANDY-WooD-A license to marry
was granted Wednesday to Neal
Handy and Narcissa Wood, colored,
of this county.
UPDIKE-WARFIELD-Sunday at the
residence of Mr.. Thos. Clarke, by
Rev. Lazarus w. p. Hulette, Mr..
Peter Updike to Miss Mary Warheld.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-06-24
PERSONAL.
June34t.

Mr.. Phil. Kidd, of Lexington, was
here Wednesday.
Mr.. w. H. Posey left Thursday for
a visit to Chicago.
Senator Lindsay arrived home Sun
day from Washington.
Judge Robert Boyd, London, was
in the city the first of the week.
Miss Hannah Smith, of Versailles,
visited Miss Lena Stone this week.
Mrs. Adam K. Stephens, of Glen
dale, Ohio, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. L. P. Tarlton and Miss Chris
tine Reynolds are home from Latonia.
Mrs. Geo. F. Berry is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fulton Gordon, Of Chi
cago.
Miss Mary Jillson returned home
Saturday from visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. Frank B. Richardson went TO
Clarksville, Tenn, Thursday to visit
friends.
Ex-Gov. Knott returned home Sat
urday night from a visit to Washing
ton City.
Col. Thos. M. Green, of Danville,
was in the city this week visiting
relatives.
Mr.. Jack Archdeacon went to Mays.
vile Monday to attend the funeral OF
his brother.
Mrs. @. Roster and Mrs. John Tust.
of Louisville, are the guests of Mrs.
Otto Winstel.
Mrs. J. Y. Brown and daughter,
Miss Evelyn, visited friends in Hen
derson this week.
Mr.. D. w. Lindsey, jr., returned
from college at Princeton, New Jer-
sey, Monday evening.
Mr.. George W. Wilder left Thurs,
day afternoon for a visit to the
Worlds Fair, at Chicago.
Mr.. George B. Salender, wife and
sister-in-laW, Miss Beatrice Ready,
were in Versailles Sunday.
Mr.. Thurman Boone attended the
commencement exercises at st. Mary's
College, Bardstown, this week.
Miss Edith Boone will go to Chicago
next week to make q months visit
to friends and the Worlds Fair.
DIR. w. E. Baxter went to Louisville
on Tuesday to attend the Hospital
College of Medicine commencement.
DIR. w. H. Dade and wife have re-
turned from their bridal tour and are
at Mrs. Bette Browns on Mapping
street.
Col. and Mrs. E. Polk Johnson and
daughter, MISS Pickett, went to
Flemingsburg Tuesday to visit
friends.
Capt. A. B. Norwood and wife, of
Louisville, who have been visiting