davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-14
(S0luB foG9t.)

Mtoete SQl1oer-d1oere Sttten St
elmer GeiiepIouoeret Der yQ8eicrz3 g." beric67
tct s.. Gdlar itber Die 8docr in Stod6olm:
Sine GtienbabntGDrt ppn 0rei ltbr 9facb>
mittogS bis lieben llDr WtorgenS geb0rt
ntcbt gera0c SIT ben Qnnc6mlicbfeiten DtcleS
ScbenS. Sch bate, ms Ootel getommen,
NIGHTS GtltgereS 3l tbur, ais ntic6 BET Dem
8fDrtner nacb elmer 8abegelegenbeit Su err
funbiAcn. Sor Die MQ0l 9eltellt, Oh falt,
oOer marin, entlc6te0 ib mtcb gars bQrrl1
los fir iparnt, morollf mir Der GerbernS
nit einem etgent0ilmlicb pe~ric1niBten Sd
cbeln bic Gage ellteS 0aDebauleS bei0rie6.
9tacbOem ieb mic9 glii6licb burc6 Die Wten9e
bon cGjobeu" n09 Dem 8abeDallie Dingce
fUnheu bate, erltan0 tcb fir einen MIR
mGBtgen S6DluS cine &Qrte fir eit GQ0
eriter Glaiie unb wurbe cine Sreppe b0ber
gelpie1eu. Q(uf Dem 0ange Dben befanoen
ii5 mebtere ltattlicbc unb bibicbe Scbpez
benmGbcbcn nit b!oBen brallen Nrr1elt.
Sine naDm it3 netner an, filDrte mich in
cine elegant auSgeltattetc 3eQe un0 bcreIz
tcte 0a5 BaD. 9ls ie mich ALIEN gelaiien,
entfleiOete ic6 micb unb macbte mir feline
groBe Gorge, ais icb entoedte, 0aB Die Sblir
nlr ein3utlinfcn, ntcbt aber abSuicblteBen
par. Damn taucDte icb meinen &0rper in
DaS gS0iier, trelbeS etltc-jcbenialls ort6>
ilbli6e-gSdrme BON minDelteus 20 @r. it.
bate. &aum bate ib flint Minuten fin
nenb 10 ~9elciien, 0a 0ffnete itch pl0Bli1
Obne Q(nflopfen meme G6iir unb bcrein
trat NIT Dem unbefau9eniten @eitcbt Der
QSeIt - mein SbpebenmGoc1en. Sci
D~eritano gu tpcnig icbmebiicb, UNI
Die iuuge Dame nac6 ser llrlacbe ibrer
Qttbeilna6me an meinem Noblbeftnoen
b~efroBen SIT fOnnen. OaB id6 ntcbt I'm
6ilfc g"erufelt, ipuBte tcb garS bcittmmt.
Sch beicbloB, nit p~btlolopbiibcr 9tube
Nue8 iiber mtcb ergeben 81 lalien. 9oS
WfGocben belt eS alcb nibt fir n0t6ig, mir
mir 9(uffldrun8 5u geben, Bic ic9 ia oucb
nidbt Derltanoen baben tpiiroe, ipnbcrn be-
gam ttui9iDeiQenO feline 2(rbeit, Die barin
beItanO, 0aB IS = tpGbrenb ic6 liegen blieb
= metnen eblen 2etc6nam regelrecbt ab>
ictfte unO nit pferoebitrltenarttgen Dorten
S~nitruntcnten itrie8eltc. lin tpabr SIT iein,
ntuB tcb bcfenncn, b0B WfaoemoiieQe bic
gauge tO61ttrung NIT muitergitltiger De
cen5 Dorna0mI &aum bate 1te mtcb Der
la1cn, ais it6 aberrnolS metl1e SDitr ouf>
that ullo cine anoere QlngeD0rige generis
feminini auf Der Bib flddDe ericbier. 9tclc
Sun8frau fOrbcrte MIDI nit elmer 6anbbez
tpegung auf, Dem 8a0c 81 entiteigen, 9eleiz
tete micD in ein 9teben8emacb, no fife Der
8ralic falten Stroblcn ilber MIDI ergieBen
lieB, unb cntle0igte itA Damn Der 9tufgabe
= ebenfa4S nit 9rOBter 9ecen5 - meincn
duberen Wteni6cn ob5utrofnen. Sen 2(b>
fluff iDrer 9rOceOur biIoeten ein paar iac6s
DcritdnOi9 ange6rdCbte Staple unter jebz
ipe0en SUB, - 9ieie immerDin eigenarti9e
i0Deoiic9c Sittc miro erfldrlid5, tpenn MAJ
Bort, DaB ieOer &erltOB 9egen bic 9uten
Sitten un1o0ii9tlicD nit @nt3ieDung Der
0etper6eberebtigun9 8eoDnbet WirD,- 9aB
in 0anel1bGDern Bic entipredDenOe u11ge9
feDrte 8eDaltDlung itottftnOc, puroe mir
bon f%lnoi9er Settle auf OaS gnti9icOenlte
beltritten."
, 1893-08-14
2NQrRf6ert6f
GbtcagD, IA. Q(u9uit.

9DtCa9o, II. Nll9ult.
To(9en6e Greiie ipuroen BET 9r0Bercn
Yartteen e~r3ielt:
Butter, bette GreamerDzg 8aare 219
O., quite 10000, mittclmdBige 100
173c. 9oirD, GOOleD's bette 18@183c,
mttte(9ute un0 quite 15@17c, frticber
Yafing StoG 143c,
8utterin, bette Creamery 179c, rccbt
icb0ne 16c, 9airD 13c uno lac fiir Die
bette; in v%9}ol4s" OOer tletnen @ebin0en &c,
mebr.
&d1e, bette r6tG Cream G6eb6ars"
So, yGipinS" TO-, Noun8 Nmerica
9(@84c, vSfimme6"-@-c, nacbgemacbtcr
Scb1pet5er 1O@11c, u8rtd" $1,000, 9lnnz
burger 9301Oc
Gtcr,. sor5 frii5e, 123@13c boS
0bb,
Sbf, seb0rrtes; aepfel, tiinitlicb sez
trofneteS 1000 OaS 8funb, OIL Der
Come ge60rrtc n0rblidbe 5(G63c, 9firItDe
506c, 8rombeeren 607c, 6imbeercn
23(0243; GolifOrniicbeS: 9(pricOien 14(0
16c, nicbt gciddlte 9ftriicbe SOLE, 9es
icbalte 22(024c; Bfl0umen 9(@13c; 9toe
itnen: QonDon 2aDerS $1.65(@2.O0 6aS
&titdben, MusfatelIcr $1.26@1,35, lOie
4@6c.
06f, friibes: 2tcpfel 81. 100000 un0
$2.75@4,OO, ie naD Der Site, 8ananen
$1.0O(01.25, Gitronen $2.50@7. 80, Sloz
rtoaev Orangen $2.2502. so, GrObecren
81. OO@1,75 per "A 9ints, StacbeIbeeren
81 .25(01.5O per 16 Quarts, 6imbeeren
i9marse, $1.25@1,5O, rOtbe, S 1,5O(@2,OO,
&rom6eeren 81. 600 80, 8ftrlicbc NIT
lolem &ern g 49, 25@5Oc, gelbe SepanS
5Ou0$1.O 90, &entudper $2.25@1 gflaue
men "a 0uarts) 5Oc@$1.O 90. 8lalbeeren
SOcLSa1 40
, 1893-08-14

s.. %. g9si0e, QpotDeter, q8riobtooOO 9ps. e6e 9Dsf
fiel0 9pc.
smrsO y 8os, apot9efer, 067 epeffecb stpe, noDe mel
Trig 8%ran9off, NpOtDefcr, AIS ot NOrtD ape. et
Wtclaub=Str.
6. {. @tdter 9pot9efer 146 8uucrton gpe. uoDe8errp
RObsgt goaelIoua apot0efer, s4 2optOn-8tr. Cd,
eDos. 4 IelOtomp, s%rpOtpeter. 1927 d. elrf-str. etc
SOARING ! Son, spot9ets gnrro0es.str. ede gloe.
6. s, CLUB apot3efer. 887 ". 9orteO.str
GnQen @c6er. AS u. Glarf=Str., @te 9iOiIion.
y. 1ytortetS, IpptAefer. III Geutre=Str.
Seo. y. Sr0uH, ApotDefer. 1852 StncOlr gpe. Gfc
Senrp :. 80te, g~potbefer, 1913 81. GIorf.9tr.
hubert @or8eS, &otpDefer, 1912 & ncolu 9pe., Gfe Bel
81, M. Rsts, apOtDsfer. 81 Oft &Ort0 sue, ete eleoe-
LAMB Qpe.
gseITeite.
s. g4r6ber. beuti0er 2~tpotbeter, 465 uub 467 WtiIlponfes
Noe.. @ce Gbtc0go NOe.
S. s: 2idtenber9er & So, 83l unO 1893 Nlillpaufee 2tpe.
Gde 9tolfipl=Str.
8. Sar1tenS, 53l 8lue SSSIono Sue.
Sbeo. Ut. SebrenS, Npotbeter, 422 80. II. Cir.
Erll! SeDrets, 6G2 S!o 3aIiteb=Str, Gte @anolpurt
SEQ. S. WiB9od, eaOpsft-ede meuOtfon. nnO 9oliteO,
SEQ. g. 8Siner. apotDefer, 1914 msinuoufee sOs.
geo gor9e5, l89 Ntarpea=9tr.
$. Goenlhet9 & 50, apOtbefer, efe Ban Buren,. una
Mopssn BROS, g%lpotbsfer, 1895 Mflpantee aue.
=. IS. Sl5ner, 1851 1Jtlln autee ADe.
8. 8. 2elpp8fi. ApDtbeger, 700 Milpautee Qpe. @fe
@rnft @ieNe(, 5l8 aG. Chicago ape, ede ganGino.gtr.
6re6, @3reoe'S -2IpotDete, 363 20. Gbco9O Wpe, Gds
9~tob(e=GtraBe.
5reo. 3. gierce, 581 G0Ocn 4ne. %
&etnbarot S9IenbaiS, 4pOtbefer, 242 SO. gtortb @pe,
G. o. &lnfomftroem, apotDefer, eubueIt.ede 30. 2ipi.
ron=Str. uuo 9oDne @De.
alb. %gtof31ger, @~pOt5eter, 296 SO. 9ipiiiou=etr, gde
29oo6.
Trant :; Berger. @g0tDefer. 1856 @Hlpanfes aps
R11Tpft 81 GCn1ttb ~ Glh>1,,-~. > 10 Ol.T
tnaltfee Nne, @de aln3ie= luD 3eSplalnes-Str
6. @~tueblDan, &~pptDeter, SOL Is. 9tortb Qpe.
&lb. Wtellmng, 875 Wtillpautee Mpe., Gdte 2lIblano Npe.
%9uo9lpb St9Hgobr, 9potbefer Sal sc. 9ioItOnsStr.
Gde 99ulbteHap &oc.
&olb0l & So. 81 Str. uno &nulina=Str.
j. j. SONNET, ApOtbefer, 57 8lne SslanO Abe, Gds
18, Str.
G. 8, q8olterSbOrt Q%tpOtbefer. 900 80. 81. @traBe.
&i9ar6 6. Trertien, gPotbeter, 1901 80. 9sOrtb Abe,
8ouI 6. 5etnemonn, 4I8 90. 9rDiHOn Str.
GuSfeEte.
sntd Sbi.Is. NedfOlgsr BON 9eur9 gtrotb, 2l2 ar6er
gtto eOigen. apOtbeter. 2169 Wrher Qpe.. ede %. Ctr.
IS. &t1t, apOtbeter. 2727 State=Str, @dte %. Ctr.
Y. ". &IIter, Npptnefer, 434l @. 9alle0=Str.
It. @ertmeIlIer, NpotDeter, 1853 State=5tr. gfe So
s. Sprbrtt, Gpothefer. 81. Str. unb gsoaoce.5tr.
Ctr.
gberfs Rpormocp, efe State anS gOrf.etr.
8. s.. Slider, beutI1c AOptbefe. gBoboib Mne urh 16
Ctr. 3elephDn South PAT.
IT. = gralln. 300 Meltmortb 9pe.. @fe 81. Str.
9. 6. &re9Bler, Npotbsfer, 26l4 Cottage 5rDpe 9lDa.
u. i. &tDtDe, 0auti6e ApDtbete, Gds 60. Str uuo
WentlIDrtD AnH. GuglelpDD0. SeIepbpl 516.
y: pom 9ermenn. N~pptheter. AZ 26. GtUr.. Gfe SanDoer.
aobert ! Selters1a, ApotDeter, 260l e. oalfeO=5tr.
$. 81. @iffOrh. a~pOthefsr. 81. ctr. NIB Midiaan qoe.
, 1893-08-14

&Or Ser g OIt3et, &ibter: v9G8
Sic in Der @einitube 0rretirt tpuroen, bat
ten Sic bob Die 6on6 in ber Gaibe Sbres
&ii9na6bar5?"-G erb afteter: v@ez
tpiB, DaS leu9ne tcb atcb gar nicht Ser
6err Wolltc nit alter 0etpalt bic 53cc6e fit
Die gon5e @eieQicboft beSaDlet, 1ln0 uni ibn
bit Dieier @el0DericDpenbung S1 bcipabren,
bate iD fetn an0ere5 Wttttel, ais ibm betmz
li9 6aS Rortemonnaie tpegSunebmen."
, 1893-08-14
Nuf Der SSrfe

giltg beute I'M Septembertermiu ser 8etscn,
nm l Sent bcrunter lnb bradbte 6330
64f Der 9e3en6erzG ermin 71@715.
Corn mar it'll; bracbtc pet September
39&0403, pet Wtat 420424.
6afcr ftel per September bon 254 auf
%.
S6peinefleiic6 matt; Der Septem6erz
termin brabte 1926; S6mal6 $40; Gtp7
pen 1908 80
, 1893-08-14
MO6lirte 3immer.


gu permietben: 5reunolid mDblirtes SrDnt.
~ 3intnIer. 395 Qclt 8~0E0olpb Ctr. 1laQ6t
On ermietbeu GiQig. elegant m6bIirte 3tmruler
~ bel elmer gnten Syonttlie; audi paIleno fir ~tinberloie
@Aelente. 605 u. Start Ctr, beim 2incolu 9art.
l2o93t
On permietbeu Sin beQeS, mDbIirtes 2immer
~ fur etHen 5erru sit billigem Yreis.
Sag, bGm 364 gSells Ctr. cine Sreppe bod.
On permietbeu: Sin groBes, freunOli9 m6bllrtes
~ 3intuter. lpenn 9elpiinift mt 5riibftid, in elmer
4riOotfanilie. 9tadDSufro9en Sic. IS SeminnrD @pe.
nNhe Geuter Str. 25luubam
, 1893-08-14
6wei9-O f1cen
- oe3 3
NbenOblatt Der 81. Staat8z SETTING.

SftcesSelepbon $50. 635.
Our 8eQuemli6fett. rnierer au5ei9eubeu Ruuben hobeu
mir nit ben uuteI geuanuten 9erren elm gbfpmmeu ar.
troifen, ippuodb bel henielbeu Nr3eiQeu au6enpmmsu
lperoeu al beuielbeE 9reieu. ais menn bteTelben bireft in
Der Expedition Der SatnOiS Gtaots5eltuuo obocoehem
lperOeI. @~u5eigem ionic Announcements fDuIIeu on 6irien
oeritieOenen RlaBen big t2 ABR @sittaes abeeQeben
tperheE
NorSIeitc.
6. Miener & 8enbal, @potbefer, @Cfe Gerter.5tr. mn
Nprtb Yarf Npe.
g.. =. 8aieer, NpOtbefer, AS 9tDrtb gtne, GCfe gSeas.
uno 557 SebgpitsStr, @de Wtenpmouee.
gfuOplpD &boOe, N~pptDefer, 504 g. GIorfzStr. gcfe
@pethc=Str.
81. 3. 5lelIder, 296 81. Morfet.str, @de Sot=9tr.
8iidoTS 4Darmacp, APO &incolu 9(pe.
9enrD Sdoaer, ApOtDefer, 24 2iucoln 9tpe, Gfe Gar.
r0beesStr.
@1r. 8. &len5e, beuti0er Npotbefer, 1901 8eImnrt 9Inp
Sulins 90. 3iubt, benti0er N~pptbeter, Gce Gln6oiIrt
AOe. unb &arrobee=5tr.
81. $. 3onte, beutN0er 9~Ipotbeter, so Gft @hicnon Sine
Stto8 &barmacp, @te @lnbouru @oe. un6 8arro6ee=
Ctr, belItIde NpptDefe.
g. S; 9%foHnitiel NpOtbeter, RuIb-str, Gte gsleoue
4IaCe. ~
, 1893-08-14

90 iin4bauien rSb na6m neulib
etn SAB i'm Wteer", berjcbtctc 6err grabIS
Duber, vunb befaltO micb no3 gar nicbt
LANCE I'M Q80iicr, ais ib einen 9elpaltige11
00ifii0 nit Oifencm 9taden auf nlib 5ue
icblDimmen fab. BaS ipar ba SIT tbun?
9lLS Ct .nocb 5pei Scbritte pcit bon mir cntz
fernt mar, tarcDtc ib icbneu unter, padte
etnen S0wcrtitib unb iDlibte nit ocllen
S6merte Dem ltn9ebeuer Den 8aucB auf.
9omit rettete idb noc9 etnem Ofatroien oaS
2eben, 1Delc6en Der Sal fur5 pOrDer pcrz
icDluGt bate un6 Der lebenOtg pie0er aus
Dem geDffnetcn 8aucbe ftel."
, 1893-08-14
2n nlietlem aeindt.

6G%ffenf6Gfd. 9e6fl6, 8Ga2f6er mot 6R6f6es 3nimRnmHcT
eDent. nit 8oit bel 9e6ilo. SarIilie OOer alleiuiteb.
oultdro. Game. 3immer nit &lapier6enugung beoors
5I9t. 9auern0er Otetber. @troe iebr germ ais Gut4
geit 8tn0ern bS 6auies 4fufif= uHO anberen llHterrIdt
ertbeilen. Sell. geuoue uno preismiro. Sfferten unteE
IA. 145 81. StaatsSt9. 1agbQm
, 1893-08-14
Die Gefhn1eioiofeit.

pNie fdngit 9u's MIR an, baB Sir 9ein
W0nn imrner iopiel @ei1meibe i1enft?
Wtciner icbenft mir feinS u vSa, gu biit
po9L nicbt gei6metbtg 9enug."
, 1893-08-14
gu Dcrfanfen: TferOe, &iibc, Sunhe e


9nberfaufen: 8ug9p unb Gurren in onter
~ gerTo1lllg, bEuI9, y. .. Bog 155 @pou2aie,
epot w., SH" Tap, balU
2nperfonfen: @us9e3eidnetes 8uoon-Gfer0-
~ 5 Sabre alt; iebIerfret. 0fur ooreTIire: RI s g{n r
= @pN''"p" SV01 70, ~. 7aO. BAN
, 1893-08-14

(Selo 3n perGetDeu ouf ubren, Siomonte,,
SGmldio9en, @eruebre, 3iltoleu etc SSSriitstt
RrelS 9c59Gtt lIr 6altes Goto. 9llber uno GDe6teime5 he
4JIGtHin 0t"B@
, 1893-08-14
mariners.

Gte il a t pirb EN- GontpoguDn o6er GUupaQuie. Die
" 8etrie6sfapital beiiBert, fUr Die SSGbrifot;DH oot
DISQUALIFICATION 5ult %flaIteru. 8rp6eplatten liMo beim
@rfiHoer @Darles 8enott. 9e&opeu Sg. 159 ar5H
leben. uno ou9 nit bemIeloeli entuasDer idriftlidD o0cr
%perIDHlif Iber ben 8eri6t 8u ipreben. 8Oo7t
, 1893-08-14
Nerste.
81 pcrLeHesL

81 elo sill perteIgeH AM crte poer 5lpette &oppg.1efe!
o9ne 3eltnerln1t, ebenlO ami Observation-Disclosures
poliCeH, -9sotcn, Toroerlugcu. 8ouoereiu @ftIeu. Ga
bduoe ali gep0cbteItm GruuD, More9oule Receiuts pbe
ouf lr9euo elHe au0ere quite Std5er9eIt.
2oIeblsftUlp 81 &0iGGe Ctr. Cutie 81.
, 1893-08-14
0ei6Gfts= 0%elsgenbeiten.

On pertaufeu: Mngens uuo 0ufi6mieb=9eI9dft.
~ y9Dlo9ru6e"; 1925, 500 boar. 1888 &rairte StOe.
SinterbauS, &lep.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-27
SEVEN In ONE DAY.
Indian Tcrritory's Official Hansm Holds
the Record

Indian Tcrritory's OficiaI Hansman Holds
the Record.
Jack Stillwell. official hangman for ths
Indian Territory, IL here to see the fair.
He has his rifle with him. although he has
no idea that he will be compelled to use 1t
while In Chicago. The gun" which 10 In
his room at the Palmer. 10 curiosity. Il
has sixteen notches carved In its stock,
each notch representing q human life taken
by Stillwell either In defense of his own or
in the discharge of his duty a. executioner.
Fort Smith and Wichita are the two points
at which the hanginas from the territory
a Q carried out. seven half breeds in one
day is his record-bresker. this Wholesale
hanging having taken place at Fort Smith
five years ago.
Stillwsll's only regret IL that his late
psrtner-he 10 also n deputy United States
mar shsl-is not here 10 see the fair with
him. Carr vas this mans name and he
was called one of the bravest men that over
lived In tho Indian Territory. A year ago
he went into the country from Caldwell.
Kan, to arrest Mexican horsethief.
Three days aftsr both men were found dead
in field. eaoh with his gun in his hand.
They had frod togsthsr.-Chic,go Tribune.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-27
HARMONY LOOKS FOR TROUBLE.

He Expects an Outbreak in China When
the Geary Act IL Enforced.
SAN Francisco. June 26.-Among tho
passengers who arrived on the steamer
China from tho orient this morning was
Rear Admiral d. Z. Harmony. who was in
command Of the United States naval foroe
on the Asiatis station up TO few weeks
ago. Admiral Harmony said: when
left for home two days later, every thing
was quiet. but ! expect an outbreak on Yang
Use kiang river whenever an attemrt is
made to enforce the Geary act. Affairs in
China so far - Americans are conce,n ned,
in my opinion. are in veEy UNPLEASANT
condition and may end in an outbreak"
WASHINGTON, June 26.-At the state de-
departments to-day the significant state
mont attributed to the Chinese viceroy to
the effect that anew treaty must be nego-
tiatsd between China and the United States
to regulate ths immigration question,
caused the suggestion TO be made by state
department. official that the president could
thus with the aid of the senate. absolutely
nullify the Geary law. There would be no
necessity to secure the consent of the house
OF representatives. as a treaty had the full
power of q statute In tho United states,
and If of tho later date, can replace it 10
the law OF the land.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-27
BOXED THE Boys EARS.

Quarrel between Two Youngsters Liable
to Result Fatally to One.
NEW York. Jane 26.-Waltsr Green. seven
years old. 10 probably dying a. the result
of . slap on the ear, administered satur-
day last by Joseph Peiser. who lives in the
adjoining house. Peissr was locked up
last night In the station. A coroner was
at an earlv hour this morning TO
take the boys ante-mortem statement.
Walter and Peiser's eight.ysar-o son
were playing on the fire escape In the rear
of their homes when Mrs. Green. dis
turb bed by their noise, told young Pieser to
90 home. In reply tho youn1ster spat in
her face and continued the racket with in
creased viQor. Groom sent Walter with q
complaint to Psissr. il minute later he re.
tn, ned crying bitterly and complaining
that Peiser had boxed his ears. That night
he complained of violent pains In the neck
and head. The ear began to SWELL and on
Sunday his condition became serious. Dr..
Buckman found yeste day morning that
Walter was suffering from meningitis and
in critical condition. Peiser admits
striking the boy. The doctors have prao-
tically abandoned hope. saying that moth
ing short of a miracle can save tho boys
life
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-27
Peter Maher Does Up Val Flood, Of
Australia, in Four Furious
Rounds
It Took Hugh Napier just Eight
Rounds to Whip Bobby
Burns.
The Purses Wero Not Large, Neither Was
tho Crowd, But tho Contests
We're Livsiy.

RoDY, Ind. June 26.-The Columbian
Athletic club held ita second tourney to-
night before . comparatively small audi
snce. The attractions were a finish fight
between Hugh Napier. of Australia. and
Bobby Burns. of Providence, II. l., and
ten-round 20 between Peter Maher, the
Irish champion. ana Val Flood, OF Aus
tralis, as Z cuttain-raiser. Napier and
Burns fought for 4 purse of $4,000. Each
weighed 122 pounds and were in the best of
condition. The go between Maher and
Flood was for $1,20 Of which 800 was to
the loser.
At $3.50 Maher and Flood en-
tered the arena. Tho prelimi-
naries over they began work sparring
cautiously. Mahsr knocked Flood down
three times In quick succession and drew
first blood. In the second round Maher
landed repeatedly OH Floods face and got
blow In the stomach and another on the
face In return. In tho third Flood landed
on Mshs's face. drawing blood. Tho
Irishman knocked Flood down twice in
quick succession. Flood was only saved
by the gong. In the fourth Maher rushed
Flood TO the ropes and knocked him down
and out with terrific blow on the jaw.
Flood remained unconscious five minutes
while Maher was quite fresh.
Both Burns and Napi,r looked confident
whom they entered the ring = few moments
later. They began to fight at 1912 by
Burns receiving blow In tho stomach.
Fast infRhtina followed with little effect.
Several exchanges left honors even. The
second saw some fierce exchanges during
which Napier drew first blood. Both were
fighting wildly. In the third Napier was
staggered by blow on the neck and re-
taliated with riRht-handsr which sent
Burns to the ropes.
Napier forced the fighting in the fourth
round, but Burns came back hotly and
soon had his man RroRRy. Hot exchanges
whieh ended in Burns' favor closed the
round. In the fifth Burns chased Napier
around the ring and then they clinched.
Burns landed thrice In quick succession
and Napier reeled like d unken man. In
the sixth Burns landed succession Of
blows on Napisr's face, followed By savage
infahti.e. of which Buns got ths worst
In the seventh. after sparring, Napier
clinched and hit Burns while they were
enoirclsd. There were cries Of foul" but
Napier repeated the tactios. Napier
knocked Burns down and the gong was all
that saved him.
Burns came up RroRRy in the eighth. Ma
pier rushed, landed on tho stomach and
and knocked Bob down. and he was counted
ont.
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TWO DESPERATE MEN.
Evans and sontag's Real Dispositlo
Arc Cropping Ont.

Evans and sontag's Real Dispositions
Are Cropping Out.
V1sALlA, June 26.-Evans and Sontae, the
bandits, are beginning TO show their rea!
dispositions. and they are NOT Qood-natured
ones either. Up TO the present their atten-
tion and thouRhts have bsen given to their
wounds. Now their injuries are healing
rapidly. they are beginning to realize the
seriousness of their position. They are to-
day two of the most desperate men con-
fined within the wallis of a California ptis-
on. Evans, particularly, acts like = Gagged
animal. He does not haye a single regret
for his course. and says that tho murder
ing of officers wsrc the casualtiss of war.
Evans 10 getting along we'll and is able 70
sit up. He t,ies to appear more badly
wounded than he really is. Pictures OF
Evans have been taken by photographer.
The pictures will be placed on sale by Mrs.
Evans. who will reap the bensnt of the
speculation.
bontag's mother arrived here from Man
kato. Ainn., this morning and an Affection
ate meeting took place between mother and
son. Mrs. SontaR spent the day tn her sons
room,
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AFFAIRS IN HAWAII.
Latest Mall Advioss Frsm the Islssds by
Way Of 6ss Frsnoisc0.

LesOSB Mali A0viOos ErOm the IevoO0e -
Way of Sas Frsnoisoo.
San FRANoIsco. Jsns 26.--Advisss from
Honolulo Of Jane 10 sny: AZ saeh success
sivs steamer from ths United States arrives
bringing No news that Hawaiian affairs will
soon 30 settled by the Washington govern
mont. the disappointment that psrmsatss
the annexationists and the soyalists alike
becomes kssnes. The long strain ID bs-
ginning 10 tell both on business and sooi-
ety. Claus Hprcckels won the hrst skirmish
In the Hnit against the Star. ths annexa-
tiouists organ. for libel. Bpreekels 10 now
visionai government. He 10 accused Of
Offering TO purchase arms for the rof slists.
and extra guards will bs posted at tho ont
side ports to prevent them being landed.
Tho sdvisability Of taking away tho mail
subsidy OF 800 paid 70 the Sprsckels
Steamship company and giving II to some
government. Il il claimed that the natives
arc fiocking TO tho annexation standard In
greater numbers than ever bsfore 40 the
result of the publication Of she power Of
attorney given by the sx-quesn 10 Paul
Neumann.
Minister Blount was given an enthusiss,
tic reception by the ToyAlists On his visit to
Maui. To the speeches he responded in .
non 'committRl manner and devoted the re-
maindsr Of his visit to sightseeing. Blount
70 much disappointed At not receiving word
by the Inst steamer shat his successor had
been appointed.
The palace occupied by the government
has been still further protected BY placing
sand bag barrtcades at the exr osed points.
Arms and ammunition have been served
out TO the citZans reserve. The govern
mont claims TO have authentic insormation
that Blount, with the exception Of few
brief statements. has not YET mMdo anv re-
port TO the statute department. at Washing
ton 40 to the result of bis Investigations
here, and that the report will not be sent
on for two weeks.
The man who stole the crown jewels has
been discovered in tho person Of George
Ryan, a dishonorably discharged soldier of
the provisional army.
consul general for the Pacific oaast. sailed
for San Francisco. ON tho Chins. TO relieve
Consul General Pratt.
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BLATCHFOKD MAY RESIGN.
His Physician Advises Him to Retire
From the Supreme Bench.

His Physician Advises Him to Retire
From the Supreme Bench.
WASHINGTON, June 26.--It has been stated
that Justice Blatchford ia not 40 ill as rep
resented in the press dispatches. but the
possibility Of his retirement from the bench
after recovery from his present attack ia
generally recognized. II is said that his
physician has advised such a course, hold
ing that the two slight attacks Of paraly lysis
from which he has suffered may develop
into something worse. Should Justice
Blatchfo.d resign, is is conceded that MI.
Cleveland would appoint a democrat.
Even however. with dem ocrat chosen,
there would still be republican majority
in the supreme court. or the nine men,
bers three are democrats-Chisf Justice
Fuller and Jnsticea Field and jackson.
With democrat in the place of Justice
Blatchford there would be five republicans
left. The political complexion Of the court
would be more nearly divided than the fig
ures show upon their face as Justice
Brewer. who is nephew of Justice Field,
is more nearly independent than anything
else. He is very plain man, with habit
of speaking his mind in as few words as
possible.