davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-31
SnOianifdJrs 9llor0= un0 aaub=
jlm0el.
Cine 9on5e 5amilie ermor0et unS
cine 1r[en9e DEB geitobIen,
UeIdes iRner ieoo6 pon ibren DerfoIeern
wieoer abeenommen miro.
G6tbuabuo, Merifo, 81. g(uq.

; y " " y - v 0tttttpy O1' %tN9"
@eitern purbe in Ser gtGbe BON Suagui
etne @en1einbe BON @agnieS@ Snbiauern
dberfaucne Cine 6omilie, Nnntens Wton>
gus, aus Otann, Srau uno 3ipet &inbern
beltcbeno, tpurhe ermorbet, unb es ipurbcn
mebrere bunocrt Stiif 8teb tpeggetrieben.
Die Sa6c purOe baIb rubbor, unO iofort
mac1telt itcb GtodB6arn lno yGopboDs", IN
Der StGrfe bon f~iinf5ig Wonr 3ur 8erfoLz
9ung beS WtorogeitnbelS auf. Die Snz
otaner wur6cn III ben Bergen eingc6olt
unb in benz barauf itattftn6cnben 0efccbt
fanbcl auf bei0en Seiten id6tpere 8ertpunz
oungen itott; Die &Gubcr mlBten oas gez
ito6lel1e 8ie6 I'M StiA laiien ltnO fi9
i1leuntgit in ibre SdlupfipinfeI 5uriidz
5teben. Die &e9ierung lit eriucbt morben,
sum S9uBe Der 9tniieOler mebr &egtes
ru%n9struppen SIT ienocn.
, 1893-08-31
Oer0erbIife 5oI9en 0es eriten
11ad2tfroftes.
Die game preiieIbeerensrtte erfroren.
OruntS6ur0, E8tSc. 81. Q(uo.

Soeben trjiit Sic 9tacbricbt eil1, baB Bel
Dem ic5Dcrcn Sroit in oer Wtonto9 9tacbt
Sic 0an5e PrciBclbecrenerntc in DjcIcnr
Gountp crfroecn'tit. IS 6attcn itc6 gcraoe
bunOcrte DON 2eutcu 3ur Grnte Ser Bocrcn
cingciun0cn, tonntcn ober MIR eil2n Sag
arbciten. Salicn0e bon 8uidbeln Ser
icb0nen Sceren iinb erfroreu, uno c5 iino
follm genu9 fir ben beimiic5cu 8erbroUc5
ein0eDcimlt. SIS lit Dies elm lc9,perer Ser
luit filr bic SeliBer Der Maribldnoereien,
toeIcRc iicb ouf cine reicbe Grntc por6crcitet
Dattcu.
, 1893-08-31
2(ud in A~uitrolien iino Ole Gbtneien
ntht erwiinfdt.
Oos Sef4rdnfun9s9eieb ouf Gas S6drfte in
Nnpenouno oebrabt.

Die He9ierung p~erlicrt feline 3eit, nm
6oS Observation-Disclosures in &raft
treten 5u l%al1cn. Tabr5euge BON 6on0
Song unO a1Oeren Oitliben 6dfen 6iirfen
nur Gbjnelen i'm GcrDdltniB sum Eonnenz
geDalt ibrer 2aOung all 8oro baben, unb
nicbt lpie fritber gum Gonncngc6alt bes
S1iffc9. GS liegt icbt Der @clcB9ebuno
cine Sill Dor, mona6 baS 8eicbrGnfunoS2
aeieB ouf ale f%arbigen Nijaten Q~(ntpen6lno
ftnDen ioQ.
, 1893-08-31
Gin un9lidIiher Dater
Dia fem Kino retten un0 errei6t eeraoe oas
6eoenthetl.
g eru, Sn6., 81. Qtug.

9tlS 9eitern @(6enO Ser po6l6ubcn6e
&oufmenn Soel 8ornbart nit ietner abt7
jdbri9en So9ter in einem 8uggD nad6
0aulc 8uriiftcbrte, icbeute oas Hfero pl0Bz
Itcb uno perlucbte ben Magen umaumerfen.
I'm ictn &tno 81 r~etten, mari CT b~asie(be
aus bcn G8aSeu, aber 10 ung(idGc6, baB
es auf ben SOpf ~itilr5te unb cine @e6irnz
erlDuttcrun9- erIttt, III 6olge Deien in
t~ucni9en Stunben Der Sob cintrat.
, 1893-08-31
Ruht9er Derlauf Ger WabIen in
nicaragua.
MISUNDERSTANDING Don 6eorern ser Re9ie
ruue Dor DER Wahl.
Can Suan Sci Cur, g&icaragua,
81. Qu9u1t.

81. Nl9llF.
9ie 8a6l Der Mit9ltebcr 6e5 p~erfaiiungz
gcbcnoen GonuenteS lit rubtg bon Staten
ge9an8en uno ge9en Die 98a6l be3 &anbtz
oaten Der liberaIen Yortct, bereu Sibrer
Der proptiorii9e 8r6itbent bon Ntcuragla,
Der General 3elaDo lit, foub feline Oppoitz
tion itott. &tele Berlonelt, tpelc6e inn
SerOocbt itanoelt, @e8ner Ser 9te9tcrun9 SIT
ictlr, lDHrOcn Dor DEM 8c9inn Ser 98ablcn
IN Granada, 2eOn uno Gbtnan6eDn pcr6afz
tet, 0tcS erre8tc Zine bctrdDtlicbe 9lufrez
gllng, DcrDttpcrtc a6er ben poleu Nusorud
Der Offentli5en Oteinung an Den Stimmz
fGltcn.
, 1893-08-31
unruRen i'm merifoniiden Stoate
Durango.
8e9ierun9struppen ouf9eboten, nm oieieIben
81 unteroriiden.
sc e N 81 prf. ri. OIuo.

Der gGimes" miro bon Der Stabt Wterifo
Tol9cnbeS gemelOet: Soeben itnb 8eridte
bon crnitltcben ltnrlben i'm Staatc Durango
etngetrOffen. Die bieii9en 8eb0rben tpeiz
germ it3, @enauereS barilber mitsutbeilen,
aber eS lit b%efannt, baB SrIppen in 9er6o
ltno @Scalon Sen 8efebl erbaLten baben, bic
llnruben 5W untarbriifen.
, 1893-08-31
Der Oberit Pusbes fir id1ulOi9
befun0ert
limo au 6~efdn9nib uno Celebrate perurtReiIt.
Sopefa, &an., 81. 2lug.

SOpeta, &an., 81, 2(ug.
Ser @abrIprucb oc3 Grieg5geriDt5, pOr
ipelcbem Ser 0berit 6u83eS ieinen Ero3cB
beitanb, bcftnbet iib iebt in Den 6dnOen
oe8 @ouDerneurS 2epcuing unO Ioutet auf
rS9ulbi9". 9aS llrt6eiI Iautct auf oretBi9z
tGgtgc Ginipcrrung unb 5000 @eIbitrafe.
Der Oouperncur 6eftnoet itb I'M litoltcben
&ania5 un6 mir0 OaS ltrtbeiL crit IN nG6z
tier Mocbe betannt macbcn. Die Nnnabme,
6aB 6ug0eS ms @efGngniB abgefttbrt lperz
ben iou, Fat inter Dem 9cpubltfanern i'm
Staote beocutcnbc 2tlfrcgung berporgeru=
fen, lun6 tie ertldrcn, oaB cS III &onlaS fein
@efGngniB giebt, bas tart 8enp8 lp&re, uut
i'm f%eltsubaltcn.
, 1893-08-31
Das %GBolfragetpentt.
IN Ger RoudnOiihen Stoot Seeroom
wettere neun perionen an Ser
tudii6en Seuhe erfranft.
Cine 5wedmd6i9e porfAtsma6re9eI.
q m It m, 81. Q(ug.

Sn 0eerOam crcigneten iib geitcrn tpeitere
neun GbolerafGle, porunter flint nit
tObtli6em 9luSgan9e. Die DouGnoti6z
amcrituntibe 9ompfic6ififabrtS @e1eQz
ic6aft Bat ibre iGmmtltc6en 2tgenten in
europa baoon in &enntniB gelebt, baB aue
NuSpanoerer Dor Der Ginidiffung inter bet
Nufiibt zines ameritanii6en 2lrsteS fIinf
Gage lang in benz 6oipttaI ber @eieuicbaft
In &otterbam in itren9iter Ql68eibloiienz
belt bon Der NuBenpelt 5u6ringcn miiiien.
, 1893-08-31
So9f, er Ieioe an Ger Gholera,
meiI ct friiher fdor nit ser Se1idbe befannt
9emor0en mar.
O3 ocDmb %0. n 0l,tn

Der befannle ipobl6abcnoe Tarmer
Wfctcalf, >peitltcb bon 8lDmoutb, ctfranfte
am lebtcn Oienlt08 pl0blieb uno lit ieBt
Dem SoOe nabe. 8or mebreren Sa6rcn
bate CT bic Gbolcra, uno CT bebouptet jebt
nit Scittmmtbcit, baB or an ocricl6en
&ranfDe;t leioe. 9icieIbe 3cigt aQe Spmpz
tome Der ccbtcn alintiicbcn GboIera, un0
natitrliD bcfin0ct itcb bic gauge 9tac9bars
lcDoft III SOl8c 0eiicu in ser gr6Btcu 2luf5
rtgung.
, 1893-08-31
Cine 9ewidti9e Getde.
Sic mus Don pier5ebu mdnrern aus Dem
Pauie 9~etra9en weroen.
6ortfor0 GttD, Sn6., 81. Q(uo

Sci Dem 8eitcrn in Ser NdGc bon Montz
pelicr ftottfinOenbsn Be8rabniB Der STRAIT
WfcSllls, muBte Der Sorg ourc9 Oa8 Sem
ltcr aNf bic StraBc geicbaiit pcrOcn, unO c5
bcourfte Der &rdftc pon piersebn Wdnlncrn,
nm OenicIbcn 81 trogen. Die 8erltor6cnc
mar Die ibDerIte Trou in Oiciem G6cile Dc5
States unO lDog 425 8funo; ite crlag
Der Walieriu9t, nocboem ite Sabre lana
periudbt bate, ibr @elpicbt c~in;9crmaBen 3t
uerminOcrn. 6rou WtcSius mar bic Tr9u
cincs angcie6enen Tormer5.
, 1893-08-31
Wdbreno oes Sturn1es am Otenitdq
ertrinfen
6wei sommerfriidIer bel 9iibers ISLAND.
g e 2on6on, Cont,
81. G(uauit.

@ctern 2l6en6 ipur6e Elm i~peitercs I'M
gliif in Tolge beS ltntpetter5 ant 9ienlta9
9emelbet. s3pet Sommerfriiblcr auf
Tiiber5 SSlanO ~itiir5tcn pon Der flctnen
2acbt v8Mc 8eu" i'm Tiibers S9IanO
Sun6 iibcr 8oro unb crtranfcn. GS tparen
bieS Der Goultiienmoler G6marb Gbappeu
unb lcin Sbwa8er, Ser 2(rcbiteft Biajant
Barnett, beiOe in gtorpicb, GOnn., pobnz
BAIT.
, 1893-08-31
Nmertfaner uno Ruffe
sditteIn fd freunOf6uftli8 ole 6anoe.

2onbon, 81. plug.
9os ruiiti6e ariegSf5iff n0imitrt
9onSfot", tpeIcbes inn Sui unb ~anfangs
QuguIt in ameritaniicben GetpGiiern
f%reu5tc, lit in Soutbampton eingetroffen.
@eItern gta6u1ttta8 tauidbten ser N6miral
&a5onOff unO Der COMMANDER 6enrp Grz
ben pon benr sur 3ett ebenfauS i'm 6ieiigen
60fcn Iiegenocn amerifanii6en &riegsz
ibiffe DGbica8o" Die iibliben 66flibfeits=
beiucbe aus.
, 1893-08-31
Giner 5alihmInSerban0e ouf oel
Spur.
9eferionpille nit faIfhet baIbelt, pierteI un0
ean3en Dollars iberi9wemmt.
SefferionbtGIe, Sub, !
81. NuQ.

gfacb me6rip6bentlid6en 9%(nitrengungen
lit eS Der 8olt5ei enbltcb 9~eitern 8elungen,
etn Witglieb ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ab3uz
faIien, tpelAe ibon felt ~Idn9erer 3ett in
oteier @egeno tbr ltntpelen treibt. Ser
8etreffcnOe lit Gin iunger Mann gtamenS
George Sole, un0 befinbet iid6 bnrlGufig
in Grma1gelung bon $4,000 8irgi6aft I'M
@efangntB berielbe lit pon gutter 5amilie,
u1o Die ge9cn i'm erbobenen Qlnflagen
baben bier ni6t ipenig @ritaunen erregt.
Wtan tpuBte, 0aB er fali6e Wtiin5en i'm
8eitb bate, baB CT periucbt bate, btelelbcn
als3ugeben, un0 0aB es ibm arcb gclang,
Dtele oeriel6en ~lo53uiperben. Die Staot
III nit faIiAsn Dollars, balbcn unb Giertelz
Dollars itberl cblpemmts uno bic YoltSci lit
Der QnIcbt, baB i'm n0r6licben SbeiIe Der
Staot etnt 8ut~or8aniiirte TaIicbmijnSerz
ban0e tbr QSclen trci6t. 9e56alb miro bic
Scr0aftung Oes iun9cn Sole ais cine Sacbe
Don Der 8rOBten Wicbtigfctt betracbtct.
@cltern Wtorgen lit Der 8oliScicbef GtSco
nac6 @orD0on in 6nrriion GountD abgez
reift, no CT ben 6auptmaun Der 8an6c Al
ftn0en 8ebenft, ser iicb BORT bel Scr County,
au8itellun9 6cfin0ct, I'M lein falic6cS @elo
loSsuiperOcn. Ntan BAT jcbt in Grfabrung
gebrabt, oaB O0S GelO nicbt in Scfferionz
piQe, ionbern in gteip yOrt on8efertigt
tptrb.
, 1893-08-31
5oblreid wie Ser San0 am UIeere
uno pielIeiht nod pieI 7ahIreiber fino oie
No9fommen Don John Smith.
9eapa9, g. s., 81. Qluouft

@etern periammclten itdb bier ctpo
10000 8erionen, tpelcbc idmmtlt6 ibren
Stammbaum auf Oieiel6e QueQc 31riifz
fitDren, GS fanO nGmlicb Sic odt3ebnte
SabreSOerlaulnllun8 Der g{acbfommea bon
Sobn Smttb itatt.
, 1893-08-31
Streif Don neutrality-suspicious..
Sic mo1len iid einen Sohnab5ug Don 3ebn
.. 3. nidt 9efallen lafen.
g 6tGu6cIphta, 81. 9l1to.

0eitcrn 2l6er0 le9ten 5tpei bun6ert Or
better III Den Observation-Disclosures Ser &a6elz
bnbngeieQi c9aft bic Nrbeit nicber, ipcil ibnen
5eln b. s.. pom &obn a60eSogen merbe1
ioutc. 0ic 8ear1tcn ia9en, DaB iie Qeute
9cnrg al StcQe Der Streifer befommen
%t0nncn, aber Die leBteren ia9en, 6aB Die
g@ritnen" Sic 2lrbcit nidbt tbun f0nnen.
Sine &~uno9ebun8 fan6 nicbt ftatt.
, 1893-08-31
Oampfer=U lahribten.
81 ser Na6t eeneIoet 4:

vi OCT Nludt 9eIleIOef
8Oton - 2ancaitrion bon 2iberpool.
@enua - 6ulOa bon Stem Oorf.
S~Outbampton - 2abn bon gtcip Oort.
Seem gOrf - GeruOian bon @laSgop,
9efla Don Copenhagen.
6eute oemeIoet:
Stem gOrf: 9luer bon 8rcmen, Sal
liza bon 2iperpool.
2onoon: Shirt 8iSmarf Bel ben
Sciupinieln, 8rolp5eaO Bel 8ropbeob oors
iiber9efa9ren.
, 1893-08-31
Der Streif Ser Oodorbeiter been6et
Sic nehmcn Ole Sohuherobie5une an.
sc c N q orf, 81. 0(un

Der Streit Der 9odar6eiter>iit 81 Gn6c.
heute W}or9en 9abcn ie ben 8ampf olf,
o3nc tt>po9 crrctcbt SIT Dabcn, un6 melocten
lItb al ben perlcbicoenen gSerftcn al ben
bcrob8elcbten &0bncn sur Qr6eit.
, 1893-08-31
Der frIbere 8anfier Sdau
Dur9 einen un9IiidIi9en 5ufaI auf ser
Jaoo perur1oliidt.
Oprf, 81. Q(ua.

gort, 81. 2tug.
MibaeG G6aG, ser friibere beige
Banter, lit bcute morgen alf ieiner 6arm
9eitOrben. ST ipurbe auf Ser SagO burcb
einen 5ufdui8 lOSgebcnOen S6uB get0otet;
ct mar Ottt8lteO Der 8anffirma Sdbal &
9anner uno Dor %cinigen Sabren Der be-
beutenOite Giienba6ntpa8enz 6abrifant i'm
St0ate.
, 1893-08-31
Gin friPeres 1rtitoIieO oes britiiaen
Qarlamentes uno iebt9er BRITT
fAer DeltausitelIun9s.
Gommiidr,
uIub in uew porF cine 1Ia6t auf ser poIis
3eiwa6e %3ubrin9en.
sc ~ 0orf, 81. 9tug.

@eiterlt mOr9en mar So6n S'Gonnor,
Elm frilbereS Otttglieo beS britiic6en Yorz
lamenteS, un6 iebt britiiber @ommiiidr
Der gSeltausitellung, Elm ultfreitptuigcr Be-
ircber bcS 8OliSeigeridbtS ouf benz Setter
ion Marft. 2ucp 4cbeu, cine biiblcbe
WtuIattin BON Der g8eit 80. Str, mai am
gcfla9t, S'Gonnor einc 9iamantna6el inn
Wertbe bon 5000 unb $50 in Barren @eloe
geitoblen Su baben. Ser leBtcre iagte, baB
CT tDQ6rc1b Ser lebten Drei Gage I'M 6oftz
mann 6oule lo9irt babe; an 9l6eno porz
bcr babe CT ben %logenanntc1t ,Senoerloin"=
Se5trf beluc5t, unO an Scr 6. 2lpe. 0ie SIM
geflagte getroffen. @cgen 8 ltDr morgens
lei CT nit i6r in bas 6intersimmer elmer
8trtDi6aft an Der 6. 9lDe. gegangen lno
babe bort in ibrer @eielIic9aft mebrcre 0ez
tr0nte etngenommen. Sci Ser @elegcn>
belt abcr lei tbm ieine 9iamantnaoel un0
letn 0el0 ab6anoen getommen. S'&onz
nor betl08te it6 bitter iiber Sic 8o(isei,
Die t0n pie einen 8erbrec6er bcban0.it lno
in Der YDlt3eitDac9e etngciperrt babe. Die
bub16e Wtulatttn iagte aus, 0QB tic nit
S'Gonnor ettDa BRET piertelltuubc lang &C.
t%runten, nnO mGbren0 Der 3elt ali 6sm
S6ooBe Des tOniglicbcn @ommtiGr3 &C.
1elen babe, leu9netc aber gau;. clltic9icoeI,
ocnlclben beltoblen 5u baben. S'Gonnor
tpuroe 1cblteBlt9 entlalen, un0 macbtc iib
iofort auf Die 9teile nac6 Chicago, bic Mtuz
latin leOodD blieb etnltDcilcn in 6aft.
, 1893-08-31
Was Ser Iebte Sturm in CANADA
an9erihtet bat.
mehrere 5oPr3cu9e ouf ocm St. &orc15 per-
implicit.
8 c c, 81. 9(uQ.

1llePrere 5GPr3cu9e an ocn1 IT. &orclt5 per-
ur9lEGt.
0uc6cc, 81. 9(ug.
Son alien GcNcnOcn treffen gfacbridten
ii6cr l~nglii6SiGlc ourcb bo5 ltuipetter bonn
9icnitag Gin. Die brttticbe 8arf o9rcz
micr", pelcbe Bel Wteti5, I'M lntcrcl1 st.
2orens 6lulic 8retter ctnlto, tpuroc ouf bic
8lippen getporfen uno Bat Sic Wlalten perz
lortn.
Sin 9roBcS nit Tcuer6ols bela6enes
6abrscltg BON benz untcren @ebiet lit al Ser
WtitnOung Oes ct. Gbarle5 Tluiies gcitronz
bet.
Die 9umpfpodbt rg8asp", 6em Som.
Wtc9tobb ge60rig, gertetb i'm 9u Soup
Sluiie auf Den @runO, uno bic 9eute an
SorO lpurocn I'M burcb bic Qnitrengu1gcn
oeS Gtgcnt6imers Der Yacbt gcrcttct, mel
cbem eS 9eIang, nit einem G5au Inn Den
Seib all 9an0 sH lcbpimmen unO Silfe gu
bolen.
, 1893-08-31
Sponiiae Steuerperpei9erer
Seorohen Oiejeni9en, oie fi6 linen nift ar1s
fdlie6en, nit Dem Gooe.
1ortD, 81. s

III Ut . Oh NUB.
Die 8auern in Ser llm9cgen6 BON 92clts
limb fait ale enti6loien, bic 8esablung Ser
Stcltcrn SIT Dertpctgern. Sn pielen 8ldbeu
iinO gtOtiSen angebeftet, laut oeren 9iciez
ntgcn, bic bennob ibre Steuern entricbteu,
Dem Gp0e oerfQIleu iino.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24
LIEUT.. CLARKE DROWNED,
A Brave Young Omcer Meets . sa
Death.

Lieut. Powhatan H. Clarke, tenth cav
airy. was drowned at Fort Custer. Mont,
Friday afternoon. but so far no particulars
OF the accident have been received Lieut.
Clarke was a Marylander by adoption and
was one Of the most promising young off,
GERS In the army. He was the eldest son
or Prof Powhatan Clarke Of the Baltimore
City College He was graduated from
Georgetown College. and went from there
to West Point. where he was graduated
with high honors in 1881.
Lieut.. Clarke's wife and mother were with
him at Fort Custer when he was drowned
He leaves a child only a few months old
Many anecdotes are told Of Lieut. Clark e 9
bravery while on the frontier On one oc-
casion in 1855 he rescued a colored corporal
who had been wounded by the Apaches and
lett on the field. AT the risk of his own life
Lieut.. Clarke carried the corporal on his
back to place of safety. For this act he
received medal. While at North HatIey.
canada, in the summer OF 1850 his sailboa I
capsized. The lieutenant did not lose his
nerve. Being unable to right the boat he
coolEstrqck out for shore, and when he
arrived the lighted pipe which was In his
mouth at the time of the accident was still
burning and he was coolly putting away
He was q bold and careful handler OF
horses. and was an athlete in every sense
Of the word.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24

He Took Some Financial Data to BE Used IN
the Presidents Message.

ue8e2Kes
Special Dispatch to TIE Evening Star
BUZZARD'S BAY, MASS, July 2-The
latest notable arrival is Charles Hamiin,
assistant secretary of the treasury. who
landed here yesterday afternoon with a
big fat bag I'm his hand. This bag created
a great commotion in the village. The
New York newspapers are sending mes
sages every day to their representatives
mere 70 hunt down rumors concerning the
FEDERAL appointments TO be made in that
ant appeared ii was a very easy matter
TO suppose he was taking the nomina tions
TO the President to sign, but of course he
was doing nothing of the kind.
The New York appointments will not be
made while the President is here. The OBJ
1ect of Mr.. Hamlins visit was to carry to
the President from the Secretary OF the
Treasury official Information concerning
the financial condition of the government
which is to be used in the prepare ton of
the Presidents message.
The assistant secretary's coming was not
unexpected. Mr.. Hamlin telegraphed from
washington to the commander of the light
mouse steamer Nerbena to meet him at
New Bedford this morning to conduct him
by water to the Presidents residence. but
the message evidently failed OF delivery as
the Nerbena did not show up at the ap-
pointed time.
Failing to find the steamer, Mr.. Hamlin
went to his brothers residence in Marion.
ana from there drove over to see the Presi-
dent.
He went to Boston this morning, and will
thence journey to Maine. Before returning
TO Washington he Will go to Chicago TO see
II some plan cannot be formulated, by the
terms of which the foreign exhibits at the
toriiy to the exhibitors and to the United
States government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24
TERRIFIC STORM IN THE EAST.
Great Damage I'm Northern Masssehusetts
and Southern New Hampehire.

NEW YORK, July PA special from
Haverhill. Mass. dated July %. says Ter
rife thunder and wind storms have been
raging over this district for the past forty
eight hours. The damage has been great
The lake region of New Hampshire has
been the worst ravaged, though Ports
mouth, Dover, Haverhill and Lowell have
been visited with cyclones and are suffer-
ers to the extent Of thousands of dollars.
Advices from Portland, Me. state that
the wind has been terrible trees were blown
down, awnings ruined and piles OF lumber
torn TO pieces, hurled through the air. Sew
eral persons were struck by flying missiles
and many limbs broken.
At 1aconia. y. h. Saturdays storm was
repeated today Sunday. Nearly a hum
dred trees were blown down ana many
small buildings and barns were either lifted
from their fastenings or unroofed- Tele-
graph service Is ruined TIL new poles and
lines can be put I'm order.
AT Lowell all the trains from New
Hampshire are late owing to the number
OF trees that have been blown across the
tracks. second wind storm visited the
latter city Sunday more terrific IN force
than that OF Saturday. For few minutes
the air was filled with flying limbs Of trees
and other missiles carried at a terrific
wind.
Along the shore at Hampton and at SAL
isbury beaches the storm was so terrific
that the waves at times were fftv feet
high and dashed up to the very doors of
the cottages. All through the district dam
age was done. The loss to crops is the
heaviest for years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24

This 10 the Gala Week of the Commercial
Travellers at Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 24.-In a steady stream
the commercial travellers poured into Chi
esgo today. This is their gala week ana
Wednesday is their red letter day at the
fair. Everything is ready for the eeiebra-
ton. Today most OF the 5000 men expect
ed will arrive. Chicago herself boasts Of
an army OF travelling men 1000 strong.
The ranks will be swelled on Tuesday
morning by the arrival Of the Badger
State Travellers Association with It's COM
plement of 800 men.
On the official program today is set aside
as a day OF preparation for the gres4 things
be held at the Travellers Club on Michigan
avenue all day and bureau Of iHforma-
tion Will be opened at the Great Northern
Hotel. Tomorrow win be the parade.
Wednesday will be the biggest daF OF the
week for the visitors. They viii all go out
O'Clock. Here Mayor Harrison Will deliver
the address OF welcome. Responses will be
made by w. r. Mitchell of Iowa and John
e. Fentmore OF Ohio. After the meeting
the whole body OF travellers will march 20
the stock pavilion to see the military tour
nament After this show they will be met
by the Association of American Exhibitors
and escorted through several Of the build
ings and then TO the rooms Of the assOcla-
ton on the second floor OF the north end
will be served. Al night there will be one
OF the greatest displays of fireworks yet
Seen on the grounds. for which the exposi-
ton committee has Appropriated g. 900.
Thursday afternoon and evening will be de-
voted 60 Buffalo Bills show. Friday is gen.
Travellers Association win hold business
meeting In the hall OF the Columbus Art IN
stitute. Matters of interest TO the travelling
man win be discussed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24
THE CASE SETTLED.
Mr. Berti viii Paw the DE bt and the Adu,,.
istration Drops the Matter.

The diplomatic incident growing sut Of
the attempted attachment OF money de-
posted with the Italian consul at New
York is closed, and the consequent danger
Of International complications md leeal en-
tanglements is passed. During the naval
review a New York merchant nanel Bartf
secured the contract for supplying the
Italian feet with coal, and deposited ST. co
with the Italian consul TO insure the per-
formance OF the contract. Another New
York merchant attempted to attach this
money to satisfy a judgment against Eseru
for 500. The consul resisted the process
and appealed to the Italian minister &C
Washington for relief. The latter present.
ed the case to the Secretary of State. but
did not get much satisfaction. The Fecre-
could to relieve the consul from further an
noyance. but that he could not interfere Of
ncially with the legal proceedings. aai he
advised that the consul procure the ser
vices OF lawyer. There was considerable
correspondence on the subject, wfthoHt ei-
fectine any material change In the sltua-
tion, until at last Mr.. Bert came q the
out any further delay.
This appeared to be satisfactory 20 all
concerned, and the matter was droIped-
at any rate, so far as the administration is
concerned. During the discussion OF this
case II was developed that the State De-
partment does not regard con saiar officers
exempt from legal proceedings. c.yll or
criminal unless 1t Is so STIPULATED Nv
treaty with the country which they serve,
and that fnv1olability of this character ap-
pertains only TO diplomatic or other PER-
sonal representatives Of foreign rulcrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24
Investigating Thunder Storms.

Desiring TO have a practical study Of
thunder storms made during the summer
OF 1892 to determine the feasibility Of max
ing thunderstorm forecasts and 70 obtain
a better knowledge OF their characteristics,
Prof. Harrington. chief OF the weather bu.
reau. began preparations In April of that
year for systematic work on this line by
issuing a circular to selected ststions. to-
gether with a supply OF record cards anon
which reports of storms in the respective
localities should be made
The data have been compiled from n
large number of these reports and have
been condensed from separate state Charts
into one general chart and a bulletin Ia sed
thereon has been published the conclusion
OF which is that Prof Harrington is Of the
opinion that the time has not yet come for
more definite forecasts than are gfves q
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24
WATER AT TAkOMA.
What Prof. Hird Says Of His Analysis -
Sample<


The house TO house inspectors have been
making inspections In and about rakoma
Park for some Gays and. in addition 20 in
specting the houses. samples OF water
from springs and wells We're procured.
and Prof. J. .. Hird. the chemist IN the
health department. made an analrsis Of
them. In his report upon the result OF his
Investigation he says:
While the analysis of the above samples
shows in general that there is nothing in
3ur1ous associated with the water vet in
nearly every instance IL is more or less inn
Presnated with sulpaureted hydrogen
his IN itself Is not Injurious, but the source
from which IL IL derived becomes an inter-
esung question and one Of vital Importance
There are two sources from whe.h this
gas may be obtained. one, by the decorn-
position OF metallic sulphides by means Of
water and the other by the Recommendation
OF organic matter Organic matter 1entain-
ing sulphur decomposes and forms sui
phureted hydrogen. This might he ab-
sorbed by the water and carried into the
surrounding wells.
Were such the condition Of affairs at
Takoma should be inclined TO regard the
water with considerable suspici IN 1 am
informed. however. that this condifion Of
the water existed at Takoma before The
Introduction OF the numerous cess pools
at that place. i am therefore constrained
TO fall back upon the analysis and 10 await
further developments for a solution OF this
question. In the meantime I can see no
opJecuon TO using the water"