davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-02-04

Alyic, . from Port -au-princ,, tyti, dated
Jan. goth, state that the government troops
have been VICTORIOUS III heir MISSION az
cording to advl, es received thete, Inc
forces under the command ot The Minister or
War have returned IN triumph from hAnse
de Neau, whore t13 uprising as ansJ Inc
g%oyernmont of Prea.doat u.ppolyto MS b5on
en- irely crushed. 1ney capturod a Hunoet
of prisoners, who are low IN jan III ms ctty.
Additional eXcuement was CAUSED ~ Lao "ICcf-
noon when news was circulated that the cid
est son Of President lIippoyt had died IN
the palace. There was Il ram )ur that lie
had been poisoned by enemies Of tho Ptesl-
dent, and this increased the uneaslness.
The residents Of Port au Prince had already
been worked up to a high tedslOl. During
The night friends Of the eXiles, vino are living
in Kingston, Jamelca, had p,acarded The city
with nHammatory papetS when created
alarm. Another hOsuIo step was taken by
lie American Minister, Durham, III the ease
If Frederick News, the American citizen VINO
had suffered uuj ust Imprisonment here. lie
made an official call tine Government. House
during the day and entered Il strong protest
against the continued delay III setUlJng the
case. At the same lil1e lie hIed a icmand
Tor $4,000 indemnity. 1t is believed here
ina, secretary Fusler wants TO use the guns
ut the .Atlantu to enforce the demands made
by Minister Durham.
In connection with the latter part Of the
above news we understand that the Atlanta,
which was expcct,d to lay III gu. harbour for
some days, has been ordered back 10 Port
au-Prince, and left to-day for that place uid
oto. Iomllgo, where she will embark the
u. :. Minister. After cashIng the $4,000
toc News tie Atiuntu viii return to Sto.
Domingo City, where she expects to ind the
SANTANA Treaty already signed, and when she
does return to the United states she will do so
with the money and probably the treaty also,
st. IAOm@ I4dende, lst FEB.
, 1893-02-04
Spe ctator 31St Dec.

Mr.. Gladstone completed his eighty third
much the oldest Of our English Prime Minis
tiers. In his case, tnolsh 'by reason of
strength" his years exceed considerably the
toursoore years to which the Psalmist even
in the case Of exceptional strength limits
them, it certainly cannot be said that his
strength has been "labour and sorrow" On
the contrarys it has been labour and JOY.
Apparently, he feels the burden of life much
less seriously than many men twenty years
bis juniors. Evidently, responsibility does not
weigh nearly as heavily on him as it does usus
ally on men Of bis years. He could not go to
, 1893-02-04
ekiendtgiorelse

nET bekjendtgjores herved, at
I'd Gouvernementet under 23de den
mes har constituent Kongelig Fuld-
megtig V. SCHULTZ til fra den
26de dennes indtil Videre at fungere
som Gouyernements- Secretair paa
st. Thomas.
Gouvernements- Secretariatst, St. Croix, den
26ds Januar 1898.
LIMPRICHT.
Translation.
, 1893-02-04

The Preach have q genius for organing
celebrations. NJ. Pasteur, the biologist, is a
great favourite of PARIS, where men dread
disease and are ii different to viviseotion and
on Tuesday, his seventieth birthday, he was
accorded a State reception in the great hall Of
the Sorbonne, which was crowded with
Members Of the Acoademy and Of the Insti-
tute, with Ministers, politicians, |diplomatlsts
aud representatives Of medical science from
all Europe. The President himself led NJ.
Pasteur to his seat and VI. Dupuy, the Min
lister Of Instruction, delivered the address of
oongratulalion, in which he dwelt especially
on the value Of NJ. Pasteur's researches into
the infinitely little. The Academy of Science
followed, pronounoing NJ. Pasteur not only a
great sGvant, but "a great man'-vice NJ. dc
LesSeps dethroned-while Sir Joseph Lister
pronounced his praises as one who had rev0lu-
tionised surgery; and by his studies in fermenta-
ton chad changed the treatment of wounds from
a matter of doubtful and too often disastrous
emplrlclsm into q scientific art, certain and
bene6oent." The hole affair was exceeding
ly splendid, and NJ. Pasteur, who replied in a
speech describing his own rise to European
recognition, and advising his pupils to seek
calm IN the studies Of the laboratory repeat sdlv
wept with emotion. We suppose that with
OOuIn IN races SuCn . scene Is q strong
stimulus to intellectual labour, but rather
prefer the Northern method under which mon
work on as Newton and Darwin did, entirely
independent Of, perhaps slightly despising, the
popular verdict on their toll.
Captain S. Eardley -Wilmot declares. in the
United erU'cS Magazine, that the Navy Of
Turkey may almost be considered non .exiSt-
ent. The Empire still possesses some IRON
clads, but they are ant,quated, aud lie idle at
thell moorlngs, The Sultan relying ON them.
We believe, for a defence against any rising
within Constantinople itself. The oisws are
allowed to live on shore, and are rarely even
exercised. SO complete, indeed, is the neglect.
that NJ. Tricoupis is believed to hold the
opinion that the Greek Fleet GOULD defeat
that OF turkey, and SO regain all the islands
OF tho Eastern NJ diterI anean. All this while,
according to Captain Wilmot, the Russian
Fleet in the Black Sea has been steadily and
silently increased, until it could transport an
amy to the nei4hbol rhood of Constantine
pie, and henceforward keep it supplied even
with endorsements. 1t would have no need
to capture the sea Qualifications, on which
&6, OO0, 900 sterling are to be spent. or make
the smallest effort to force the BoGphorus.
All this ls undeniahlr; but it mast be remem-
beted that against such an attack CONSTANT
nopIe possesses not only her own garrison of
picked troops, but the aid Of sixty thousand
very well-trained Bulgarian soldiers.
, 1893-02-04

IL is hereby made known, that Go
vernment has appointed Mr.. V.
SCHULTZ, Chief Clerk in Govern
ment Office, TO act temporarily as
Government-Secretary in St. Thomas
from the 26th instant.
Government Secretary's Office, St, Croix, tbs
Goth January 1898.
LINPRICHT
, 1893-02-04

war with a light heart, but he can menace
a Constitution with something more than a
light heart, "a spirit Of a%lacrity and buoyant
hope.
, 1893-02-04
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advance.
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o'clock p. m. The postage on letters 10
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tr TO notice viii be taken of tuelu.
LIZ elecial Contracts will be made with parties who may
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GATHERED oRisr.


The largest tomb in the world Is the
pyramid Of Cheops, 461 feet high ano
covering thirteen acres of ground
More than two-thirds Of the male
prisoners in Che states prisons OF IN,
various states are under 30 years OF
age. 81, g..
The largest church in the worlu - >
St Peters in Rome The sinai'es
church ten feet square in inc iS''
Man.
The deepest English coi'iery AZ
r. collierv. ne T. Ashton
- rsne which is sunk e's-o
feet. nt..,, root
,,,as caught in the weirs OF the
Provincetown, Cape Oo''' '''''' '''0
short time ego .-n.
rho fourth verse of the twentieth
chanter of Revelation contains more
words than any other verse IN lhe
! New Testament
The little island Of Iceland with
about 20. 600 inhabitants has the same
number of newspapers as the great
empire OF thina
The Savior family Of Mayendale,
Pa. which numbers seventy-elRuI
members, has experienced but one
death in the past siNty-four years
The highest chimneys in the world
oro two in Glasgow, one being 4Gs feet
high and the other i55 feet, whlle one
near Cologne comes next with a height
Of AL feet
AT Selma. Ala, there is an artcsian
well provided with two tubes, one OF
which spouts pure cold water, the
other warm water strongly impreg-
mated with iron.
Right at the foot of great glacier
In New Zealand there is n tropical
growth of plant life and hot spring,
with water issuing forth at temper
nture of over 100 degrees
An unusually large egg, which con
tanned a second egg with a she'll equal
" as hard as the outer one, was laid
by hen on the farm Of w. II. Stocks,
at Contcntnea, y. c., Q short time ago.
"Babv," cat belonging TO Mrs.
Cragin. of Worcester, Mass is be-
lieved to be the giant of the domestic
ated feline race. IT is two and half
feet long, sixteen inches high and
weighs thirty pounds.
Among the latest designs in thin
goods is white grenadine lawn,
stuck over with green and brown
grasses in such perfect imitation of
nature that to look at it is almost as
satisfying as bl cath of the wild
meadows where the grasses grow.
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CLEVER NONSENSE.

"Are Grabber's writings ali original,
do you thinlS?' Eyes; | guess the
writing is all that is, though"
Jinks-Don't you think that the in
tentions of French duellists are more
honorable than is generally conceded?
FillIins-Oh, yea; as a rule they aim
high.
Dcra-What road did you travel
over? Clara-The North Southern
railroad, and I'll never patronize that
line again. either. Their caramels are
horrid.
"Our taycher says that livery man
should thry to get to the top" said
little MiclSy Dolan. "Thrue for the
taycher," responded little Mickey
father, "onless yez hapPeh to be
startin' to dig q weif.
Jinks-IIello Well, swan! Study
ing in book of etiquette, eh? Old
Gruff-Yep. Jinks-Want to learn
how to treat folks politely, eh? Old
Gruif-Naw. Want to find out
whether folks are treating me politely,
Experienced Householder, at the
/ grocer's-What is that bunch of pie
! plant worth? Grocer-Fifteen cents,
and dirt cheap at that Experienced
/ llouseholder-O, yes, it's cheap! I'll
] take it. Send dollars worth of
sugar along with it.
Young Housekeeper, TO a peasant
woman who brings her eggs every
week-I cannot understand why your
eggs have been so small lately.
Peasant Nor l. But what can do?
Young liousekoerer-Wh don't you
leave them a httIo longer in the nest?
Mr.. sampson, passionatcly-I love
you devotedly, Miss Chumlev, but my
pecuniary affairs have prevented my
making declaration until now. But
| have put enough away now to feel
justified in asking you to become my
wife. Miss Chumley, hesitating,y but
sweetly-I confess that | am not
wholly indifferent to you, but but -"
But what, dear?' "Would you mind
telling me how much you have put
away?'
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our OF rae onplNAnY.
Durable shoes for men arc now made

Durable shoes for men arc now made
Of pigsloin.
Several Shanghai chickens with
fifteen toes are the boast Of George II.
/ Ball Pcrrydalc, Ore.
Two pcrfcc,ly-formcd chickens were
hatchcI from one egg, IL is said, at
Olympia Wash. a short time ago
The 3-yeac-ol1 son Of w NJ McNair
Of Wayncsboro. Ga. is said 60 be an
excellent player on the harmonica.
The Mcdfo-d, y. j., band was put to
eight while marching down the main
street Of thc town by an infuriated
COW
A colorcd man in Malabar Fla was
shot with s-caliber pistol at close
range recently, but the bullet nattened
against his skull
In Middle Smithfcld, Pa, there is a
chestnut tree the trunk of which
measures nineteen feet in circum-
terence, breast high
Mr. and Mrs Abraham Parker,
colored Of Augusta, Ga, are one of
the oldest married couples in this
country MIR Parker is III years old
and his wife is in the ''ninr ties "
There is on exhibition at the store
IF James =. Wright at Brunswick, Ga q,
q very rare specimen of the feathcrcd
kingdom IT is a white partridge and
came from Daricn. near which place
there is large flock of them. This is
said to bc the only aock of these birds
in existence Tho species is rapidly
bocouiup extinct
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FOUND IN THE GROUND.

The bones or tombs of over 200
giants have been found in various
parts of Europe.
Leon del Mar, who is connected with
the surveying corps of the national
museum, at san Jose, Costa Rica, re-
ports the finding of petrifed whale,
PIG feet in length. The relic was dis
covered in rift between two noun
tain peaks some distance from san
Jose, and 3, 300 feet above the level of
the sea.
There is an allusion in Judges" to
the forging of iron, but for long
time the very early existence OF iron
as a molten metal was denied. Corrob-
Grafton of the antiquity of iron, how
ever has again appeared in Egypt,
this time at Tel FL Hesy, where Mr..
+. j. Bliss has discovered a blast fur
mace for smelling iron. which is con
sideled product OF the fourteenth
century before Christ.
At Rome the eXcavators c. the
Palatine have brought To light mar.
BILE head of man in helmet, and
another of Flora; also n torso i'm mar
BILE, the size Of life, supposed 10 rep.
resent a young fawn, and an excellent
head of AntoniVs Plus in good preser-
walton. These have been added to the
head or a muse found earlier on the
same spot. They go to the new
a.'senia arranged (" the ruins OF
Diocletion's
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A Doctors Confession OF murder

Dr' Francois Fonteney, a wealthy
medical praetitioner. uied. having con
iessed 70 the murder of a clergyman in f.
1902 lie atteD 40. the clergyman's I.
"iie "a -, II resu ted fatallyA I
an" os5rlde ana -. an autopsy, re- i
moved hel helcouDasstesf he grave. As /
nc was ehalih the hus- I,
'6aifd ca me n, tfP>fght en./
sued, the hriir cuf a q @.24 ID
body. -. ,yIos ..or shansy coflnf,
~ - = - .s,t.'ie ssss'.'ie b.i@saea awS
ed. tinedwesi sses ess opndhs aa.epsS E
ing W s''rsnteed SimPersanl \
In ao'..-- - N'ity St
81. I making apyA.xS coptiaoo,
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Guaroilan,s Saln.

Territory of oklahoma, Payne county, SIS
Notice is hereby given that Mary Pal
mcr guardian of the estate of George and
Frederick Palmer. minors. has been or
dcrcd by the probate court of Payne
county. oklahoma, 10 sell The
following described real estate OF
said minors. tu-Wit: West half of south
west quarter section %. township %
east quarter of section 80, township %
north. range ! west
Bids in writing will be received until the
evening of Scptcmhors, :, 1893, for the pur-
chase of said land. such bids must be
for cash aud addressed To- the undersigned
at saltwater oklahoma. The sale 10 DE
made ou or after September Sth. 1883.
MARY PALMER. Guardian.
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SHE WAS A DAISY.


iHt bIu- Ntuie titTks
81 want TO use your telephone, -
said a stylishly dressed woman, with
u naughty air, entering a drug store
Certainly, madame, said the clerk
courteousiy
The woman called up another drug
store three blocks away.
''ls this Iestle & Mortar's?" she
said. 1T is? Well, this is Mrs So
and-so of Twenty sixth street You
understand? Well, ! want You to
send around, right away, bottle of
that tooth powder use. DO you hear
me? And two pounds of CASTLE soap.
Got that down? And some soothing
syrup for baby: yes, soothing syrup.
And half dozen two-grain quinine
pills-yes, quinine pills. | said Are
you deaf? And-that's ALI Send
them around immediately--don't for
get nowr
And she hung up the receiver and
started from the drug store which
she had been using as an ordering
depot for a rival concern, without so
much as THANK you" At the door
she stopped to say in whitening tones
to the clerk:
You ought 70 have that telephone
fixed 1t works miserablv,"
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Guardians Sale.

Territory of oklahoma, Payne county. s.,
Notice is Lgrohy given that John w.
Jordan guardian of the estate of Lee
Gwen Jordan minor, has been ordered 10y
the probate court of Payne county. okla
hOma. To sell the following described real
estate of said minor. tO-Wit: East half of
the southeast quarter section 20, town
ship 2S north. rang, east
BIDS in writing will be received until
the evening Of September the sth, 1893,
f5r the purchase OF said land. Such bids
must br for cash aud addressed to the un-
dcrsigncd at saltwater. oklahoma, the
sale to bc made on or after September the
Sth. 1898. jOliN W. JORDAN.
Guardian
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Dr harrington, homeopathic ply
s'cian and surgeon, has located
his office over SpengePs furniture store.
Specialist in womeu's diseases and rec
tai diseases. Electricity used when
indicated. Rupture cured without the
or night lin
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Territory of oklahoma. Payne county. s.:
Notice +, hereby given that David ".
Hendricks. guardian of the estate ol
Alcct. Charles, Levi aud Mike Hendricks,
minors luS been ordered hy the probate
court of Payne county. Oklahoma,
TO sell be following described
real estate of said minors, to-
wit: Norlh half uorthWo,D quarter Sec
tiou e, toru-hip2l north. range east;
southwest quarter of northwest quarter
section ., township 2l, range / east:
quarter OF southwest quarter
section .. township ~, range 1 east;
southeast quarter of northwest quarter
section g, township 2l, range ! east;
southwest quarter Ol northeast quarter
section g. township 2L range 1 east;
south half %; northeast quarter section -,
township ~, range vests east half of
y s-rnast quarter section .2, township -,
cd law oi.-
.li- ia ,.on,ai.ag Min ba received until
80 September sun. 1898, FOR the
es- he cam said land. such bids must b.
on- his nre addressed 90 the undersigned
:. oklahoma. The sale 10 be
De oeen latter September sth, 1898.
.ud was at DAVID w. HENDMCKs,
,- fol.-n Guardian.
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Raber stamps at 3l3 oklahoma ave-
1up- 234-tf
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We are doing business in New Brick Building
We have left the shack behind The entire Goodrich
Building is filled from cellar to ceiling with the choicest
furniture Yourself and ladies cordially invited to call
and visist our new store, Open all day.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-12-30
$50.
Application for a Patent
U. 8. LAND OFFICE, EuREKA, New.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE, EUREKA, New.
May IA. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that Simeon
Wenbsn, whose Postofice address 10 Cor
tee. Nevada, has this day BY his duly
authorized agent, W. o. Mills, filed his
application for . patent for fourteen hun
dred and ninety three a .493) linear feet
OF the Eclipse mine or vein bearing silver
and gold, with surface ground FIVE hun
dred and eighty seven 1871 feet in width.
situated In Cortez Mining District, county
OF Eureka and State OF Nevada. and
designated by the field notes and Official
plat on file in this Office as lot No 81. in
7 26 north. r 48 e, OF N ID M, said lot No
81, being described as follows to wit:
Beginning at . post marked No 1, U 3
survey No 81, the same being the original
location corner. and post No 2, OF U s
survey No 50. Adjunct lode. whence the
southeast corner Of section 8 T 26 N. II As
E, M ID M. bears 8 40 deg 30 min W. 2.49i
feet, and U 3 mineral monument No 2.
bears 8 70 deg As min W. 2,490 feet;
thence running 8 e. deg east, 567
feet, to post marked number 2. U 3
survey No 81, and the original location
corner; thence N SO deg w. 80 feet. 10
post No 8. the northeast corner Of U 8
survey No AZ. Cortez Giant or Cummins
lode l.493 feet, TO post married. No 8, U 3
survey No 81. This post stands on the
northern boundary Of U 8 survey Ne AZ.
whence post No 2, the northwest corner.
OF said survey No AZ. bears N SO deg W,
81 feet, and the original location corner
OF this claim bears N SO deg W. 7 feet. and
the old main shaft Of the Cortez Giant or
Cummins lode. bears 8 324 Ia deg W, ais
feet; thenoe N 8 Ia deg W. 81 feet. 70 post
No A, the southeast corner Of q 8 survey
No so, summit lode 587 feet 10 post
marked No 4. U 8 survey No 81. This
post stands on the eastern boundary OF
said Summit survey. and IL post No 8. OF
U 8 survey No 80. Adjunct lode. and the
original location corner OF this claim, and
thence 8 SO deg Z, l.493 feet along the
southern boundary OF said survey No 50.
70 post No I, the place Of beginning. ocn.
tanning 10 .96 acres.
Magnetic variation. IL Ia z.
The location Of this mine is recorded In
the Recorders office Of Cortez Mining
District 10 book O. page 80.
The adjoining claimants are the Adjunct
mine on the north, the Summit mine on
mins on the south.
Any and ell persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Eclipse mine or sur.
face ground are required 70 die their
adverse claims With the Register
Of United States Land Once At
Eureka, In the State Of Ne
Nevada during the sixty days period Of
publication hereof. or they will be barred
by virtue Of the provisions Of the Statute.
d. II. HALL. Register.
II 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice OF application for patent be pub
lished for the period OF sixty days. item
consecutive weeks) in the Eureka SENTINEL
. weekly newspaper published at Eureka,
Nevada. II. II. HALL. Register.
my l7-10W
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ner OF said Kingsbury survey. I NM
70 post marked number 2, u 4 s.sr",
number 90 and the original location ,oa sey
ment; thence s 81 10 deg Il. Coo IN ."a-
pos. marked number 3, u 4 survs. NJ -
and original location tbb-OVv
"a LIZ deg w, 1,500 feet, TO post ma.e2
number 4, u ) survey number 10 andaAAseu
nal location monument, and thence ag'
62 l-2 deg w, 600 feet to post nnuh III
the place Of beginning. i,
Magnetic variation, IL IL deg Il
tanning 0.66 acres. - con-
The location Of this mine Ia ,sco.s,
the Recorders Office Of Cortez MIMI I'm
tric., in book O, Of page 1O2. Us
The adjoining claimants are The K;.~
bury mine on the west. "'"ss
Any and all persons claiming adv..m
any portion Of said Conjunction mienely
surface ground are required TO file tbsi. '. %
verse claims with the Register N ~.
United States Land Office Al Fnrsl. me
the county OF Eureka, and STATE I'm
vada, during the sixty days period ~ We
LEGATION hereof, or they will be ba,r.Pmcc
virtue OF the provisions Of the Sta,r,e "
ID. II. HALL. Register.
II Is hereby ordered that the fo,.su-
notice of application for patent he Ing
iished for the period Of sixty DAYS no r poo
secutive weeks), in the Eureka SEsT,SS,
weekly newspaper published at FnrsL.
Nevada, ID. II. HALL, Register,
my17-10w se''