davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-11-10
I'm Reime unteroriift.

Gum eriten Wtale felt Benz S9tuiie ser
@usitelun9 erbtelt beute frub ge9en baIb
acbt ubr bic columbii9e Seuerpebr pieber
Nrbeit. Sn Der tptitltcben @alerie Der
Oeutihen Section I'M Sn6uitriepalait bra4,
Dielei9t burcb cine acbtloS f%ort9etporfene
~brennenoc @igarre 3tpilcben BEN 9offiiten
Elm Seuer aus, bas iicber!t9 per6er6li4
9etporben tpGre, tpenn Die Seuerpebr MIDI
prompt ericbienen pGre. Mtt 6iilfe elmer
6enii6en SpriBe tpurbe baieIbe aber balb
gelOi9t. Der S3aOen tpirO 500 ni9t
iiberi9reiten.
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Quf Sem ystatus quo" anoeIanot.

Ottt Der NusipabL Set @ef9lporencn fir
ben Gougblin Bro5eB bat man nibt nrr
feline Sortlcbritte gema6t, ionbern lit iebt
glii6ltcb O0 angetommen, mo- mar anftng.
Seute MOrgen ipllroc nGmli6 George Berg,
Ser Gin5ige, Der iopobl bonn Staat, aIs
AUDI bon bet 8ertbctbtgung aIS @eibnore=
net angenommcn tpOrOen tpar, bon &ibter
Sutbia aub nod entlalien, ba 8er9 err
flGrte, baB feline gei6md9te @elunb6eit
ibm Elm tage=, pielIeibt mobenlanges
StBen altf Der @el9worenenbant unm0gz
liA ma6c. 8erg's Nusleben beitGtigte
bieie 8ebouptung unb nit einem SeufSer
enti9loB itA Der Gi9ter, i'm geben su Iaiz
len. 8enn boS fortgebt, 10 tperben no4
8o3en peritreicben, ebc cine Surp auiamz
metfommt.
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Sin &oae9e bonn vSeraIb" tpunbert
it6 Dorilbcr, baB 10 OerbaItntBmGBt9 tpentge
2eute res ber Mibe tpert6 finben," nacb
benz SadiOn 8art binaus gu tponbern, Inn
it5 bas nun ernitli6 begonnene 53erit0z
r4n9stperf SIT betra6ten. -. 2ieber Sreunb,
nm am riterben" @efauen GIT ftnber, ba3u
gcbOrt cine gan3 et9ene Natur, = bic,
9liidLiber g8eiie, nur iebr peni9e Meniden
init S6nen tbeiIen.
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0oS bemofrot!ide Central Gomit

= O0s oemofrat!i6e GenttaI790l1llte
tpirb beute Nbenb cine 8~eriammlung abb
balten, Inn ben Sag Ser Contention fit
Die 8itr9ermeiiterDebl gu beittmmen. Nn
GanoiOaten feblt cS lclbituerItGnbltb nicbt,
iogar Garter 8. 6arrilon ir. miro ais iplS
cher genannt. 0aS republtfdnii6e @entrdlz
Gomite wirb an Wfontag in SiBun9 ietn,
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Samuel Q(ucn. Elm no6[oef[ei6et

Samuel NIcn, Elm po6l9etlet6eter
Singing bon 16 Sa6ren itanb beute Dor
&icbter 9oDIe inter ber bon Srau Nnnie
9to8erS 9eJcn ibn erbobenen Nntla9e, ibr
cincn Stternpels III Mertbe bon $3.50 gez
itp9len 5u bobeu. 8tS su ieinem 8erb0r
am II. 9iooember itebt QtQen inter $500
8Ir9l9aft.
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= George W. 6offmann, tpeIcber tDegen
@rmoroun8 BON Soiepb @orman int Griz
minatgeriebt pro3eiitrt tpurOc, bat Dem
Sprlcb bcr Surp ~8ufol9e feline Sretbeit
lptcoer er9alteiI, ba an9enOmmen ipurDe,
baB CT in SeIbitpertbeihieung banbelte.
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8iseonftm Gtntra1.epmbana.
Wpnnrtht Dnntp+er.

Seoen Sag nab Racine, 0tilpaufee Gbebpnaan, STA.
nitolpoe, &elpounee, Abuapee, Sturoeon San 5ltarinett.
WseHpmLnee. &%noIIgtnn 1no 9JtIuII1ee nm lIbr Mbenos.
Sebeu Sag mad Sronb Saoen, W&rtsfeaou. 6rano
Goptb5 etc. uM1 -7:3U ubr &GeuO5'
gtot @reen Ban. Gscdno6a. NfaniTtioue unb @op
SORTS jeben Samita9, ubr M6euos.
Sonnt9gSs ousgenonmen. Office NIB Sods: 9IHt
Gu6 oer WttGta6tt 0Ipe. lOapripb
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@te Ser S9nitter SOB bod QGes uuf
einen 6aufen 5uiammentpirft! Sn elmer
engIii6en 3eitung bemerten mir eircn
8eri9t iiber bas 9roBartiee 9etdben6e9dn9e
nib bes berl4tnten ruiiii9en GonfiinitIers
Si9atfotpSfp, un6 bart neben b'ron itebt
Elm 8ericbt iiber bas 0ci4enbesdnsniB bes
Poli5titen Sell =. &ompontlt unb 9~olt3iit,
Gins 10 gut mie's Nnbere lit. g6ren t6ut
man gerne 8et6e, tpenn Is tparen tt9ttge
2eute-in i6rem SSob.
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Ser fran5Oiii9e SoIbat ibetnt audi
nibt ipn6erlib auf Stolen 8ebettet gu ietn,
benn aaidbrlicb befOrbern iib bon lie 1907
600 9fOt6boien go Iebensmiibe auf bic cine
ober onbere 9lrt in's Senieits. Sen preuBiz
i6en 8idelbauben itn6 fte babel Inn polle
"a porauS. Stun, bieien p8orran9" tpirb
Die oeuti3e 6eeresleitun9 6er fran3oitiden
9ipalin nit grOBter 8ereitpiaigteit sugez
ite6en.
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Sn elmer in 0eutlh(a16 eribeinen:

- SIN eiter in Deuti9lalt6 eriaeinens
Ben gaitronomii9en 3eitung iammert Elm
via3oeritdnbi9er" &orreiponbent, baB bic
pOrOem 10 bO9 seprieiene Oeutibe ao9z
fnnit itarf in Gerfau serat6en iet un6, 10
fiibrt bet un9alante Wteni6 metter aus,
bieie betrlbenbe gtiebergangSperio6e 6atire
BON Ser @riinOung Ser eriten &o6i9ule
fir ubObere GObter4 Der @emt 1nan
babel pernimmt, baB I'M a[ten 8dterfat1be
ioldber &O9i3ulen nun i9on itber $50 be-
iteben unb i6re 3a6G tdgGt9 8unimmt, ba
muB eincm aber ptrfltb Nn9it unb 8an8e
tperOen um uniere cole beuti9e &o9funit.
S9lieBIi9 lan9en tie brauBen auh no9 BET
ham and eggs, steak, chops, potatoes,
coffee or tea, pie and s~odacrackers ais
all the year around Menu" IN. Ser
6err bebiite unlere lieben 2an6sLeute Dor
Der bO9erezt09terLi6en &obfunit!
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,,Gte gS~tGeIsgTate! !" - gem garS, Gbteaes
unDt ct. &puiS= (Si{eub0h1.

Depot: .Gde Slnrt nrb SSlcoIIte Stroee.
Nbfobrt bon Chicago 7.S5 YprIu., $50 8tGGIn. unh
9.30 MbenbS; Gnfunft in @bicagD 10 8ornl. {. 10
Mbenbg uub 8. 50 Nbeubs. Mne Sise Iouien t1gltt3.
meQen Der f5abrpreiie ober Dettsn in S9Iafpd9eI ribtA
Mnfroasu an 8. 2horne. 9iaets&0ent 1879 &IGrf Str
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@labitone's gtotionalitdt. Gus Qor

- @la0itone'S gtotionalitGt. Q(us 2onz
BON tpirb beric6tet: @la6itone lit befanntz
lt6 pteleS 3u gletdber 3eit, inionoerbeit tpas
feline Nationalitdt betriftt. 9bIdbon in
2iperpool ~geboren, ma9t CT 6ocb ME 2(nz
ipru6 barauf, Gn9ldnoer GIT iein. Q(uf
@runb letner i3ottii6en Qtbitammung -
ober lit eS, neil er in Sc9ottlano 10 groBen
4nbang bat? betrac6tet ct iic6 in erlter
2inie ais S6otten. Seine Srau 1T aber
aus QSales. limb baraus lettet er germ ab,
0aB er iclblt 6alb palItiii9 lei. 9afIr -
ooer lit cs um9efebrt2 - lit freiltc6 oub
betna6e 9ar5 @aIes veGa6itonii6!" = 9tm
ltebiten pGre ct i'm 9lugenblid MIN trobl
trii6. 6eute pirb aber Elm 8rief Dor ibm
berotfentltcbt, in tpelcbcm er aus QnlaB Der
Sbeorte Der 2lbltammung Ser dlteiten ge=
tpo9ner oteieS SnieIan0es aus Sfon6tnaz
Dien i9reibt: SD bin rein ibpttti6en
8lutes - balb SCOTLAND, bol6 6lacbIanb,
na6e bel Der @rcn3e. Sin 3peig meiner
TamtIte lteB licb, CLAUDE icb, in Ser erlten
9dltte bes II. SabrbunbertS in Sfanbinaz
oten nteDer. Wenn tb ytn Noripegcn ODER
9Gremart oOer unter Stan6inapiern" mar,
tablte tcb INNER ettpaS mie einen Glf 0er
Natur aus ntctnem Snnern, 6er auf cine
nabe Sertpanbti6aft binpies.
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aletne 9llt5eieen in bet Mbeabausgabe
Sainots Stoats3eitung foiten, lpcnu
nlebt 1ne9r tpie 5ebn @orte, 10 Gents, ieoes
tpettere lSort l Gent.
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SgE9id,iaan Central. Nep @Ort Settratz tno
IWa Soton 6 9IhanD= Gffembabnen. uSie
yioqara Ioas &pute." s3n9e o~erloifeu nno tomrten an
in Der neiieit @entrols Station on Safe 5ront 5uB bon
9orf gpp, uuo %. Ctr, 80. Ctr. uno 2poe Yare
GtobtsSidetsOf Office: 81 gIart-Str.
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Nbtcaao, Rod SSlanS 6 gaciFc=Sabn.
W Baiia9ier=Statton. Ban gurersStr, Elm glot
iiibItb bonn goorO Of Srabe. SidetsGf1ce: 1O4 Glartftr.
, 1893-11-10

- Wtdn f0nnte nit Dem nGmli6en y@rz
fOlge" elmer alien &latl6i6peiter gebieten,
it6 I'M ibre eigenen Qngele8enbeiten unb
l1ibt INN Die ibrer Iieben N%ac6bortnnen gu
fiimnnern, ais OnteG Sam's QngeiteQte,
leien es nun 0entofraten ober &epubIifaz
net, bopDn abbalten, in tbrem ei9enen S1z
terei1e in t9ren beimti6en &retlen 8artet=
poltttf GIT tretben. Ser 6err Sinan3>
minilter Carlisle Derbtenl stuar sic 9nerz
~fennltn9 aIer Sreunbe Ser @totL6ienitrefotm
fir ben tparnenben 8inf, BEN er 9eitern
benz neuen Steueretnnebmer MurpbD gu
Wiltpautee, Ser 6ieier Sage gum 8orltbenz
ben bes b~Ortigen Oemofrattiden GountD7
Gon1tteS ertpG9lt tDor6en, ert6eilt bat, a6er
es ftcbt SIT befiircbten, baB ct bamit nicbtS
aasri3tet. t6err Murpbo ipirb StpetfelSz
obne oer vgtotb 9eborben6, ni6t Dem
et8enen Sriebe," Sen bepuBten Gorfib
nieoerlegen, aber ebenio 3tpeifeIsobne feline
frete (ober aub ntdO s3ett barauf pertpeuz
ben, binter 6en &ouGiIien inn Snterelie ieiz
ner Partet (DerfOrpert burb ebenbenlelben
6errn MurpbQ Bic Drabte gu 3teben. 81
BADEN es uniere 6erren 8eamten, gleibpieL
ob iie an Ser 8unbcsz, County o6er itdbtis
i6en &rippe iteben, bon jeber gema6t, unb
10 perben iie es ducb porausii9tGt9 in ATE
3ufunft maben. Sci u~nieren politii9en
@tari9tungen mtr6 boS Gioil6ienitprin3ip
i6perli6 ien1alS feite @urscL falien.
, 1893-11-10
g Union pofen9er Station
1vIvRRnSyIVdnid LINES.
o1ee.,a- 0o,,o1- nm wtootfpn.st.

M Adams, GanaI= ttito Wtao11on=Ste.
Sidet-Ofices: Yin Der Citation, III 4 {. SIorts
EtraBe, gde fodipn, rnb I'M auoitoriuln ooteL
Snrf=9ii9e Iabret ME folgt mad @entral=3eit:
.S6nLh 4SGnlh Gusuenomr1em Spnntaa.
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g Gas

W~TWV-F TNFFEE|FFTN
SHQs -- -
Sninois, Soma unb @eorio=@rpreB : 1875 4t' $3.50 gt
ct. So, Atd3., &prpt6 & &an. GttDI' $3.50 ~ 12:00Wt
Wtiuneappts, St.8. 81 SIour g5oQs- $3.50 81 1900 Ot
Solicit Accommodation ......' 400 81 9:45 0t
9sru Accommodation. .......... 450 9tf 9:5OWt
Senper, Solo. Springs g. gueblo,
bio &onIos Git1 9efti6ule6 80. 500 81 10:00Wt
st. g8ortb. Seras, tdgl. @rpreB go. 600 q 10O0Wt
9enOer. @olp. SpgS. unb 8ueblD, DiaI
Sutaba 81 Ginc. (8ig fSipe). 49,. 1000 ~ 900 80
Omaha u ct. gaul 9taht=GrpreB.. 1915 81 645 ST
9eDria & 8euper 9tadt=grpreB.. -. 1045 ~ 645 sc
8uQmon SOurift @Qr, toQltdb, @bI-
cagD mad Sos @ugeles uuo San
fFranctsco, oia &onias Sin. Sort
Q9prtb II. 81 4aio, S6uea=GrpreBl' 600 III 10:0O0e
'gdoIidb. + @usaenputmeu Spuutoo.
, 1893-11-10

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. co. - 6rnna
" Central Station. Tiftb NOe. NIB SarrtfpH Gtrabs
Stebt.oLfiee an Start nmb Sodion Ctr. CQhsMlr 9loeA
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NBteasS & gtSrtbtpe eft ern=G Ienb abn. - Ti6eh
" Offices: Stos. 206-208 @Inrt {. StrasE, an beg
Sotlep AoeiIus Citation uu6 am Depot Gde meQs.uua
SlnaieE5tr
oIbFob~E 1 sT,k,.sk
, 1893-11-10
Gbfeaao & gSeff = 0fid1faan : gnbn

@bfc09O C 2TcfT : MftdIt0att : W0bn.
Station, SUB Don Il. ctr. (Staot=Offce, 81 Start Strl
@ourI Sgt, 1913 Start Ctr.
abfoDrt. aufuuft.
S.A5 M-WoGentage-bur1f. @arIor.@ar-1.55W
4.55 9t-QBDdeutage-our1f. Nurlors@or-6.5 o u
1855 A-tGglid-burbfaBrenbe S9taflpag.- 8 o NG
Smr6lfabrenoc s3ige n0dI 4rano Gtapios,
Minofe8On, VctoS e0, 6barIeSoir, SraOerSe
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-02
TELEGRAPHIc BREvITlES.

Two North Dakota banks which have
not been operated on sound principles,
have been closed by the comptroller.
The trial of DR.. Briggs for heresy
commenced at Washington before the
Presbyterian general assembly on the
18th.
Wheat at Chicago has touched the
lowest point known for thirty years
with but single exception.
Chief Bushyhead is going to improve
his privilege of selecting a section in
the strip by taking one which will be
eligible for a townsite.
Rev. DR.. Spreacher, in the Euclid av-
enue Presbyterian church, Cleveland,
O.. preached sensational sermon de-
nying Bible infallibility.
In a fearful storm in the Bay of Rem
gal the British ship Germania went
down with all on board and several
other vessels were wrecked.
Secretary Gresham states emphatic
ally that the Chinese government has
made no threats of any kind in connec-
ton with the Geary law.
The westbound exposition flyer
reached Chicago three minutes ahead
of time and the eastbound got into
New York exactly on time.
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-02
HEAVY STORM.


Missouri and Kansas swept by . Violent
Storm-Severe Fatalities.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May GA destruc-
tive storm which caused the loss of sew
eral lives. almost completely disab led
the telegraph service to the west and
did untold damage, swept over the sec
ton northwest of here yesterday after
noon and last night.
The storm seems to have reached its
height about Mexico where two men
Henry McCue, farmer, and John Wills,
a citizen of Farber-were killed and
probably dozen persons injured. The
rain fell in perfect torrents and the
wind blew down many houses and barns
and wrecked trees. Hail fell north of
the town running farm produce. A
number of families in the city were
compelled to move from their houses
on account of high water. There is no
estimating the damage to the corn
planted and growing wheat. The
largest hail fell north and east of the
town in greater quantity than was ever
seen.
At Laddonia, six persons were in
jured, five business houses and five
dwellings wrecked and much other
damage done.
At Moberly. at Huntsville and other
parts of the county great damage was
done. All the main building at the
fair grounds at Moberly was wrecked.
The amphitheater was blown from its
foundation and seriously damaged.
About New Cambria crops were bad
ly damaged by hail, wind and fierce
rain, but no one was injured.
FARMER KILLED.
FORT SCoTT, Kan, May GA wind
storm swept by the town of Blue
Mound, north of here. Two miles
north of the station, two farm houses
were lifted up and blown a hundred
feet from their foundations. In one of
them lived farmer named Higgins
with his wife and three children. They
were at supper and were carried with
the house. Higgins was just entering
the kitchen door when he was struck
by timber flying from the barn which
was also blown several hundred feet
and fatally injured, his head being
badly mashed.
Many farm houses for miles along
were blown over and several people bad
ly injured, but no other fatalities can
vet be heard of.
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-02
AFTER THE BANKS.

A Violation of the Antitrust Law In
Making Uniform Rates for Collection.
Topeka. Kan. May 3O.-Last week
Little received notice
from the county attorney of Franklin
county that the banks of Ottawa had
entered into combine to make uni
form charge for the collection of out-of-
town checks and asking if this was not
in violation of the antitrust law. On
Saturday Little was in Olathe and was
informed that the banks there had en-
tered into a similar agreement. He has
also been informed that banks in other
localities have gone into like combines.
TODAY Mr.. Little issued a circular
letter to all county attorneys in the state
informing them that such agreements
were in plain violation of the antitrust
law and calling upon them to institute
criminal proceedings against all offend
ers. The circular which the banks of
Olathe have issued to their customers,
which is similar in form and spirit to
to those issued in other localities, is the
basis of the letter.
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-02

New ORLEANS, May SO.-New Orleans
surrendered the clay of the ex-presi-
dent of the confederate states yester-
lay to the keeping of the escort that is
to carry it to the Old Dominion state
hrou gh a dozen southern common
wealshs that will pay tribute to the
memory of the departed leader as the
,asket is borne with rapidity to its des-
tination.
The ceremonies were simple as the
funeral of an humble citizen. Barring
The military display a fringe of people
ined the sidewalks, and uncovered
neads were the order of the day while
the pageant passed on its measured
march to the train in waiting to receive
the caSket.
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-02
TRAIN ROBBERS.
A Missouri Pacific Train Held Up and
Robbed-The Amount Taken.

A Missouri Pacific Train Held Up and
Robbed-The Amount Taken.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, May 25.-Mis-
souri, Pacific express train No. 8, was
held up about mile and half west OF
Pacific at $3.50 o'clock last evening. In
the neighborhood of q, 900 in currency
and checks were secured. Gov. Stone
and State Treasurer Stephens were
among the passengers.
The train arrived here at 1:20 this
morning, and from Conductor j. W..
King the following story of the rob
berry was obtained: He said that the
hold-up was accomplished by at least
four men. Whether there were more
or not he was unable to state. Others
on the train think there may have been
seven. They boarded the train at Pa
cific and two of them climbed over the
tender and presented pistols at the
head of Engineer John Hamilton.
He was commanded to stop and
did So When the train came to
a halt the robbers attacked the
express car. The messenger refused to
open the door and the robbers blew it
open with dynamite. The messenger,
Sam Hamlin, was ordered to open the
safe and, seeing that resistance was
useless, complied at the point of re-
volver. The robbers helped themselves
to it's contents They secured bag
containing $1,000 in silver, about $3.50
n paper and batch of Missouri Pa
cific pay checks containing about 81, 400.
They then departed, leaving some
$1,000 in silver in the safe. They also
;ook several valuable packages, the
contents of which are not known.
THE AMOUNT TAKEN.
ST. LOUIS, May 26.-At the Office of
the Pacific Express Co. in st. Louis it
was ascertained that the exact amount
If money secured by the train robbers
1T Pacific, Mo-, was s1,2O6.50. Of this
81 ZOO was in silver inclosed in sack.
There were two small packages, one
containing s1O5 and the other s1O1.5O.
Missouri Pacific railroad pay checks
amounting to 81, 454 were also taken.
The car contained less than $1,000 in
money and valuable papers, including
the nav chekS
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-02
Disbonest Gatekeepers.

CHICAGO, May Glover half of the
40 turn-stiles at the worlds fair
are out of order and do not record the
number of visitors who pass into the
grounds. AS consequence there is no
way of keeping an accurate count of
the attendance. 1t also gives the
seventy odd gate-keepers at these
faulty turn-stiles an excellent oppor-
tunity to hold admission tickets. The
bureau of admission has been on the
look out for this. and already half a
dozen ga te-men have been discharged
for attempting to steal tickets and sew
eral are under arrest. An entire new
lot of turn-stiles has been purchased
and as soon as possible they will be put
in place.
On account of the faulty turn-stiles
it will be impossible to tell the exact
number of visitors at the fair on Sun
day until the tickets taken at the va
riOus gates have all been counted. 1t
is known that over 10000 tickets were
sold at the booths outside the gates.
To these must be added those sold by
the various railway companies which
carry passengers to the fair. Then
there are $4,000 passes issued to work.
ingmen, exhibitors and the press so
that the worlds fair officials are conf
dent that the crowd at the fair on its
first open Sunday will be found to ex-
coed 10000
A member of the bureau of admis-
sions said to-day that every effort was
being made to bring to justice thedishon-
est gate-keepers. One was arrested who
had appropriated SIS worth of tickets.
He will be punished to the extent of
the law
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-02
BEATING THE RECORD.

The Exposition Flyer Starts on It's Initial
Trip from New York-Sixty Miles an
Hour.
New YORK, May 29.-At precisely
!:22 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
,nub-nosed switch engine backed a
rain of four new Wagner palace cars
nto the Grand Central depot and along
side the third passenger platform of
The New York Central & Hudson River
20. Then there was a jingle of loosened
couplings and the snub-nosed engine
snorted it's way out into the yards
again, leaving the four cars standing.
Meanwhile, long-barreled, high,
six-wheeled locomotive monster was
standing at rest on short spur of
track block or two distant.
But from within its steel ribs came
the sounds of measured breathings.
The great thing seemed leisurely pant
ing, like some great beast might do
when lying at full length on sum-
mer's day. There was life in the body
Of this great engine, as was proven by
the occasional dropping of glowing
Goals from the fire box to the greasy
ties where they smoldered. There was
4 ferocious tension on her iron thews
while she stood SO ponderously quiet.
Occasionally jet of steam broke from
her throat and shot upward into the air.
Pretty soon somebody gave a signal
and the man in the cab pulled out the
throttle, ever SO little and the big ma
chine moved over a tangle of switches,
stopped, backed down into the depot
md hunted her automatic couplings
INTO a firm grip on the four new cars
And thus was completed the first
exposition flyer" train which the New
York Central people had planned
should daily traverse the distance be-
tween New York and Chicago in TWEEN
ty hours.
The big locomotive chosen for the
first stage of the initial trip is No. SOS,
and she is full sister to No. $40, which
broke the long distance railway record
IN September last, by running from
New York to Buffalo. 1867 miles, in
the actual running time of 425 minutes
and "A seconds.
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-02
GOLD EXPORTS.
Heavy Drafts Upon the Colo Reserve
Treasury Statement Favorable.

Heavy Drafts Upon the Colo Reserve
Treasury Statement Favorable.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-Since Janu-
airy 1. go, OOO, 600 in gold has been ex-
ported to Europe and the export move
ment, instead of having abated, seems
to have received fresh impetus Most
of this god was taken from the United
States treasury and practically all that
is now being exported comes from the
same source.
In that time the treasury department
has sustained net loss of So. 1854, 243,
the net total of gold in the treasury on
January l, 1898, having been s121. 266,
CO., while to-day it is only s95, 912, 419.
The gold holdings within the five
months of this year have at times
fluctuated, but since May 1 the
gold has been nearly always be-
low the limit of the reserve of
500. OOO, 900. 1t is to-day invaded
to the extent of more than $4,000, 600,
and advices received from New York
show that with gold engaged for ship
ment on Tuesday and Wednesday,
50, zoe, OOO-the total net gold remaining
in the treasury will be about 500, OOO.-
600, the lowest figure reached since the
resumption of specie payments. In
addition to this large engagement there
are reports current here from sources
usually well founded that more gold
will go out next Saturday, sufficient, it
is said, to reduce the gold holdings to
800, OOO, 200.
Despite these heavy shipments, treas
ury officials express the greatest conf
dence in the ability of the treasury to
restore the gold balance. They point
to the fact that there is gradual and
healthy inflow of gold from natural
causes to Che treasury, which is only
temporarily checked by the large
amounts taken for export. A cessation
of gold exports in large amounts is
looked for by July 1, as it is under
stood that the Austrian demand is
well nigh supplied.
A peculiar and encouraging feature
of the decrease of gold is that CORE
spending increase is shown in the net
treasury balance. That balance to-day
is s25, 397, 1913, or nearly 81 Zoo, 900 great
er than it was on March Z, when Sec
rotary Carlisle took official charge of
the treasury department. Of this
money 81, $40, 900 is in subsidiary coin
and Sill, ESQ, 900 in national bank depos-
itories. Both of these items are slight
ly in excess of what they were on
March Z,
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-02
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, May 0-Eggs re-
ceipts: better demand, active; strictly fresh,
candled, lie Butter-Large receipts: steady;
creamery, fancy, 2Oc: good, 160iSc; dairy,
fancy, i4Gi6c; fresh grass, active, lI14012c
Poultry-Fair receipts; dull, weak; ROSTERS,
sc each; hens, s,sc; springs l2 lbs, 500
G200; Is TO 10 lbs, a500L5O per doz Tur-
keys-Light receipts: dull, weak. &c per
lh Ducks-Steady. 7Gsc per lh Geese-Dull,
5G7c per Id Pigeons-Wanted active, ESQ
Strawberries-Heavy receipts; fairly good
&C edition; fair demand: active. poor, alO
GOO; fair 20 good 32.5o02OO; fancy,
H5o0AM Cabb1ge-Plentiful, o. 1000 per
cwt Cauddower-Small, Si.V0GL25: large,
g. 5000 per doz Potatoes-Light receipts;
good potatoes scarce; advancing, northern. o. IS
OILS per bu; new, declining. el.25@L5 50 per bu.
Lettuce-A005Oc per bu- Cucumbers-&08c
per doz Tomatoes-Plentiful;fa fancy. Sa0002 20:
common. ee0002 50 per basket crate. Aspara.
gas-SQl0c per III; homo grown. 2s03lc Der
dozen bunchea Egg plant NS0l 80 per dox
Rhubaro- eh010c per dozen buncheA Corn
l5c per dozen