davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-05
Der befannte 1nttfemit pooi4.
Dem mahniinn perfaIen mo ser 5rrenzQn=
italt Dalloorf iiberpiefen.
8erItn, ). Sebt.

Serltt D. Sept.
'6err goaib, Der 6etannle 9(ntiien1it, 1T
benz Ba6niinn perfolIen unb muBte ais
tobiuhtig I'M Srrenaipl in 0nlloorf u1tcr7
9ebrocbt tperoen. 9aaicb mai tpegen 8e5
lelotgung OeS &an5IerS GopriDt, oe3 tribe
rem 6illeiiicben 0eianbten Brandt uro an
oerer Y%crlonen 81 elmer filnf5ebnmonot>
ll9en 0efdngntBitrofc ocrurt6eilt por6en,
Gr purbe bon Sen Sab0r6en fit tpa6nitnz
mig 8e6alten, un0 Ser &icbtcr, DOT ipelcbcm
leine Berufung gc9cn ieinc 8erurt6eilln9
perhatDelt Deroen iolte, pronete feline
llsbcrfii0rung mach ejncm Srrenaipl an,
no CT unter i9arfer 8ctpoc6ung gcbalten
iperocn iolte. .9aS Nciultat ipar, 6uB
goolb fir gefa6rli9 ipa6nlinnig crflart
tpurOe. 8aai6 bate iib ourc6 Iciue forte
9ciebten Nngriffe ouf Nc9ierln9Sbeamtc,
tpelcDe er bei6ulotgte, al5u ju6enfreunolicb
3u iein, einen 9tamen gcnlacbt.
, 1893-09-05
1nter Ser 8etbeili9un9 Ser Grprek.
uno 8aPnbeamten
6ono 9eftern oas Se9rdbni6 oe5 Don Sobu=
rdubern ernoroeteu G%rpre6boten
Chapman itatt.
SosIin, Ofo., 5. Sept.

0cltern 0ta6mittag fan6 ooS 8cgrGbniB
BON &6arleS q. Chapman itatt, jene5 Or
preBbotcn, tpelcbcr am Counting Worgen
in Der gtGbe bon Wtount @alIcp bon 8abnz
rGubern erlnOrOet wurbe. 9ie GrprcBz
unO 8a6nbeamteH mo6utcu 6emielben bel.
Chapman bate itcb crit fiir3licb perbei=
rot3ct, unb feline Trat lie9t i6mcr trant
barnicoer; Der Snqueit erga6, OaB Chap
man bon 5Ipei &ugeln getroffen purbe.
Die &ugel elmer g8inbeterbicbie brang
unmittel6ar inter leinem linfen Sbr Gin,
unO burbbObrte ba5 Gebtrn; bic stpeite
9u8eL bate bic Sruit, geraOe inter Dem
6er5en getroffen.
, 1893-09-05
Ser Nltreidsfan5ler Shirt 8isnard
Select ihwer an hiftweb, uno feline
Aer5te tra9en Sic Pouptfdulo
odrdn.
Die Sefierur9 oes 5uitanOes our9 fdIedtes
DIETER per309ert.


Der 3uiton6 6eS 6iiriten 8ismarf bat
iib peri3limmert. ST. leibct in beiben
6iiften all r0eumatiicbcn Scbmersen (scia-
tica), tpeIcbe itcb in Der linfen 6iifte int
gan5en 8etn fiibIbar mac6sn. Die Scbulb
an Dem 0eiOen tragen feline Ner3te, bic ibm
er(albten, mdDreno beS falte1 urb feubten
Better5 3u BADEN, bonn i'm 0aloc ipaz
5ieren 8u 9eben, 8ier gu trinter unb Iic6
III Sol8e beiien 5u erfGlten. 9urcb oaS
jebige re8ncriibe @etter ipiro cine 8eiie>
rlng ietneS 3uitanoeS Dcr50gert. Der
Shirt bat BEN @unib gcduBert, ieinen
SO6n, BEN Grafcn gBtlbelm, GIT lebcn,
nit benz cine GntfremOung itattgefunben
3u ba6en icbeint.
, 1893-09-05
Rotier 6rons JolepR fpridt fid2 elmer
2lboronun9 9aliStidler QoeIts
gen 9%e9eniiber
&obeno iiber sic pertreter Ger propin5 aus


~ u ONPI-
Sn leincr Gripic6erung auf sic Qloreiie
Scr 9ali5jiHen 2lOeligen, ipclcbc ibrt am
Gonntoge POM Titriten Sangu5sfi in
Scro5Iau pOr8eltcUt wurOcn, iaate Der Sat-
icr Tran5 Soiepb; nSb fiDlc micb 9litdz
licb, micD ultter S6nen IN bieiem 9an0c 5u
beiinoen, ipcIdc5 mir SIT alien 3citcn 10
pielc 8ctpciie lciner Greue unb lctne5 9a7
triotiSmU5 gcgcben BAT Dem 2anoe, 6crcn
&ertrcter nit lpa0rcm uub tiefgefiibftem
9atriottSmu5 iicb in allen 9eicbgcbcn6en
&0rpern, Ocncn ite angeb0rten, betpuBt
blicbclt, 6aB iDre Snterciicn nic6t aIlcin
ibrem ei9cncn &onOo, %ionbern audb benz
9an3cu 9tei9. an8eb0rten. S4 ergreife
nit @cr9nliAel bic @clcgenbett, I'M Sbnen
meme 9antbartcit auS5uipre6sn, unb
SDncn 81 ia8cn, Dap SDr aoiler iib Der
porSit8lidben unO ber3licDen 8e3ie6u1gen,
lpcldBe 5piibcn Dem 9eicbe rno oieier Yro7
pin5 bcltebcu, unO Der peiien un0 patrtotiz
icbcn Stc0ulg S9rer 8ertreter tpODI be-
ipuBt it,"
, 1893-09-05
Cine beoeutenoe NnIeibe fir 1n1ien.
Gin Sanf9ef4dft in &onoon bietet finf5 ebn
2lliaioten Dollars an, i'm oen Wcdiek
ours 5u erb0hen.
8 Il 5 II, 5. Sept.

0as 8lott cSinancta( Stems" mill nil
len, boB, nacDOent bic 8ant bon Gn9lon6
cine Nnleibe an Die tn6iic6, 93c9icruno i'm
8etrogc BON ST., 500, 900 a6gcle6nt 6at,
itb ba5 8anf8ei6dft bon @lDnn, Wius,
Gurrie & So. erboten babe, $15,O00.O 900
oor5ui3ieBen, I'M Bic in6iicbe 9tegierung
in Ben Stonb SIT icben, ben g8ccbiclcur5
auf l SHILLING IS 8ence Characterization,
gu peldbem GurS inbiic5e Stlbcrlcbeinc Der
auSgobt tperoen fOnltcn, 0os o6i0c 8latt
lagt oudb, OaB Elm @infu3r5ou auf Silbcr
9eplant tpirb.
, 1893-09-05
Cine glutlJ uom Bills
0m Observation-Disclosures unmitteIbar
nah Qunabme Ger neucn
2e9eln 5u erWarten.
Oerfdieoeue aIte Sefanntc tau6en wieoer
auf.


Sn Ser @orauSIibt Der Qnno6me Ser
bonn 5uItGnbtgcu &pmitc bcs 6aule5 beam
trdgte1 neucn 9tegeln, bic BEL Der 2eitung
Der parlamentariicben @eic6dfte maBgcbenb
iein iouen, babcn Die Nbgeor6netcn bonn
Glcrf bercits mSgeiommt POP @eicBuorz
lbldge ctntragen laiieu, Sic unmittelbar
nocb Der Snfrofttretung Ser nellen 9tcgcln
oui Die Offi5ieue 2jitc 9eIcBt perbcn, in Der
9tct3enfolgc, mic iic bcim Glert ongemcloct
mUrOen. @S b%efinoen iicb b~arunter per-
i6ieOenc Bills, tpeI9e icbon in 81, 81,
ooer gar i'm 80. &on9reB auf benz SalcnOer
(JtcgiitranOc) i%tanocn, iDie 3. .. Die 8ta
betr. 98iOcrruf Der 8un6e57g SablgeicBe;
bic Sill betr. 3uriidcrltottung Der su
&rtcg9jettcn 6enStoatcn auferlcgtcnBnum
tpoleitcuer; bic Bill betr. Ginfii6rung
zines au9cmeinen iblieBz
licb einc Sill, tuclcbe Die 8etrcibrng BON
&rtegSonlprii6en erleicbtcrt, uaO anOere
nlcbr.
, 1893-09-05
heloentPot zines bltn0en Knoben
CT rettet eiten f~eifer Kameraoen pom Coos
oes Grtrtf1fens.
8 5 II, 5. Sept

6ette nabmen bret &noben, bon benen
elmer blind par, bel @oterfor6 Elm Sab.
Die betoen ntbt bltn6en Sun9en puroen
BON Dem Slrom tpeggeriiien, worouf ber
8linbe ben 6illferufen fol9te un6 einen Der
Snaben %rettete. Sb8leicb iebr eridb0pft,
ipoute er au3 ben anOern retten ;oieS gelang
i3m aber nicbt unO Ser arme Sunge muBte
ertrinfen.
, 1893-09-05
Oampfer=I
IN ser IIadt oemeIoet e..

Stem 0Orf: v6rieSlano" BON qntz
tperpen, vSaalc" BON Bremen.
BRtlabeIpbta: DSnbiana" bon
2tDerpool.
gorf.
Nm iter6am: rs3ieOam" BON Stem
Oorf.
Sonbon: gG9Dptian Monarcb" bon
Steip yort. Sn Sicbt: v9ubbleoam~ bon
gtep yort.
Peute oemeIoet:
Nep yOrt: NOrpe8ian bon @Lasz
gotp.
, 1893-09-05
Gtne 9ro6e Sabrifonla9e pieSer III
Setrieb
limo 1000 2trbeiter picocr i'll Jb6tioFeit
Mc&ecSport, go, 5. Sept.

@ctern nobm Bic r9fational &u6c
8orfS Company" nit Sp~ciunbSluauSiQ
Sbmel50fen i6ren 8ctricb ipic0cr ouf, unO
Die Nuiiebtr unb Nrbciter ser 8utt.Nbtbct>
Ting itno an8cpjcic1, ittb morJcn sur
2lrbeit bercit SIT baltGt. Dcr Sctricb in
alien bjcicn 2lbtbeilun8cn ipar Dor pier bis
5cbn QSoc5en ctn8citclIt rDoroen, uno icBt
limb 1000 9cutc bort bclbIftigt, 100 Dor
Orei Mocben MT 80 an Der 2lrbeit tporen.
, 1893-09-05
Cine Ortldaft foit 9dn5lib nieoer.
9ebrannt.
Der S3aoen betrd9t 5uan3i9taufeno Dollars.
II, SeraS, 5. Sept.

@eitcrn Wor9en puroe Bic flcine Srtz
i4aft 9egter am 9teb 9tiDer TAFT g6usIicb
burcb cine SeucrSbrlnit %Scrit0rt. Inter
ben ntcocr9ebrannten @ebduoen befanben
itb OaS 9Oitamt, Mfaribau's 0roccro unb
1}. S. 0taGep'S Gtienmaarcngei6dft. Der
Oelammtperluit errcic6t bic 60bc bon
$4,000.
, 1893-09-05
We9en zines peds RartofeIn
Sc9eRt ein GARNER einen moro.
San 9 re II, 9(rf., 5. Sept.

@eitern gerictbcn Sic Sarlner 9aut
9aui5 uno George 2lifen ii6cr Gin 3c6
Sartoffeln in Streit, Der 10 beitig purbe,
oaB Ntfen 6cm 9aOtS cine 6u9el in ben
Setb i6oB, moOurb oerlelbe toot nicoergcz
itrcdt tpurOc. 9arauf iprang Der 0t0rber
III Gin Boot unO cntfam, aber sic 9techz
barren macbten iib iOfOrt ST. iciner GerfOlz
9ung aul.
, 1893-09-05
Ourh oos Derbreden oe5 Sobnes
lpiro Ger Dater slim lpaPniiirn uno ole frau
sum SeIbitmoro 9etrieben.
8 5 d. So. J. Scnt

Samcs 6orlau, ser &ater BON Seize
6arLan, tpelber iicb tpegcn zines per-
brec6erii3en 2ln9riffeS ouf Gin 9icnitz
m0ocbcn I'M Riciigcn @cfdngniB befillbet,
bat itber baS 8crbrcdbcn ieines Spr0Blin95
bell ScritanO nerlorcn. Dies, ne6it Der
SbatlaAe, OaB Sciie'S 6rau in 6ol9e bauon
ben &eriucb macbte, iicb 6os 9e6en SIT
1e6men, bat natlirlicb in Dem Srtc cine
ungeDO9nlt3c Aufrc9ung ~DeronloBt.
, 1893-09-05
Die Grtebahn porne an.
1927 2Iusfellungsbe luder pom oerieIbcn auf
cinmaI nab Chicago bcf0roert.

TVV70 TorII .. CCVr.
Die lcbtcn SamitaJ frib Don ScrlcD
@jtp mach G0ica9o 0eranlta!tctc Grcuriion
Der GricbuDn unDm Dol bier $40 Jteiicno2
nit, lit aber am Spnnta5 }tbtno in Gb;z
co8o MT 1927 Jtcjicnoen ongcfommcn.
Bur llnter6rjn3lG1J O;tier 3a1l pGvcn 6
l3(tgc notDr0tNotG 8elDcIcn. SIS lpar oo5
Die 5ablrci0itc NNSltcIunasercuriion, Die
bis oobin pom Often oN5 in5 Y8erF gcicBt
murS&.
, 1893-09-05
8et einem Giienbobnun9lid 81
Shaoen 9efommen.
g Portsmouth +, O..5 Se

J II . Il " ~ D. StPI.
Sn &arOen lit beute fri6 8 l16r Elm
0itter31g Der cincinnati, Bort9moutb &
Sir8tnia 8a5n ent9leiit, tpobet Ser Bug
nit eilem abiettS itcben6en 2trbeiterSuge
auiammenitieB. Der !6ei3er beS Sitter
5u8es, Iobert 2ittle, uno elm 9%eipiiicr
Wfarton Wcaoer itl6 auf ser Steae toot
geblicben uno Der 3u9fiibrer @eorge @lasz
9otp ullb Elm @acbter 9famcnS &unb baben
lebens8efd6rlicbe .GerIeBungen baponges
tragen.
, 1893-09-05
meiI iie Jpn nidt heiratben wolIte.
5ho6 er ii6 eine Ku9eI in oen Kopf uno forb.


@eitern macbte Ser 2anoi6uQe6rer Sre6.
Sobn1on NIT eincm ilngen MGbc6en etne
Spa3ierfabrt. l%lnterpc8s fra9te er Bic
iunge Dame, oh ie i'm bciratben lpoue,
un0 ais fte vgtein" ia0te, iboB ct iib cine
Su9el in ben Sopf, u1O ficl tO0t gu i5ren
TliBen nte6er.
, 1893-09-05
Oeroerblide KeGeIerpIoiion.
0pet perionen eetootet mo feds itwer be
fh6oi9t.
Sunttngton, g8. g., 5. Scpt,

6eute mOr8cn 3eripran9 Ser 0ampffcis
iel Der 8ranfielO'iden @yiibmiiblc in STARTS
Greef, 2incOln Gountp. Sobn s.. SoOo
perlor oabur5 iofOrt icin 2cbrn, uno 8ruuz
fteIo9' Trou trug 10 i0pere &crlcbungcn
oaDon, oaB ie boiO barouf itarb. Seeds
anbere 8erionen, bcrcn 9tomcn utcbt ongc=
9eben iino, purOcn cbenfauS icbpcr Der
leBt.
, 1893-09-05
DER Timber
Der perbrederii6en elterIiben Qa6IdTiefeit
sum Opfer 9~efaIler1.


0eItern tpObnte g8ilion Sageier nit let7
ner Trau ser 5eier beS Q(rbcitertaqc3 bier
bel, un6 bie bier &in6er bliebcn auein in
Der in Clinton &otpnl6ip in Dieiem Gountp
9eIegenen g6O6nun9 5urii6. 9a5 Glte1te
OerieI6en ma IA un6 baS ilngite finn
Sabre alt. QIlS Die Gltern 9eltern Q(benb
BON ber StaOt na6 6anie 3uriidfamen,
ianoen ite idmmtlic9e &inOer toot auf benz
6uBbooen lie8en; iic Batter Elm 8odet
N~attengift ~9efunOet, unO baoon gegellen.
, 1893-09-05
Ourd ir9enO einen 6iftftof I'M
Gfen miro
Cine 9on5e camille per9iftet.
0eIphi. Nnb.. !. Gent

Die n0r0ltb bon 8urrotp5, in 6ieiem
County ipObnenbe 6amilie BON 8iaiam
Sa9us lit burcb irgenO cine gifttge Sub
itanS, peIcbc ii9 in ben Na6rung8mitteln
bcfunocn boben muB, Dcr9iftet porncn.
3pet &inOcr iinb bereit5 9eitern 2lbcno &C.
itorbcn uno eS lit faum 6oTfnung Dor
%3a1Oen, Die i~ibri8eu Orei 0tit9Itebcr Der
6amtIie 5u retten.
, 1893-09-05
Noh mehr Gol6-

9fcw YOrt, 5. Sept.
0ftt Den 90mpfern yltmbria", ga
Champagne" uno Scale" iino anocrtbalb
Nft1tonen @olo bier eingetrofcn.
The morning call., 1893-12-21
1T MADE HIM ANGRY.
Gladstone Does Not Believe Gen.
eral Tracy Knows 1t All.
The American Insists That England S
Navy Is Inferior to Those of
France and Russia.

LONDON, Dec. 20.-The Globs eriticizes
GladstoDe's slurring remarks regarding
General Tracy, ex-Secretary of the Navy,
in last nights denate in the Commons.
These remarks. which were not given In
last nights report. we're in response to an
Illusion by Lord George Hamilton TO the
judgment of the American ex-Secretary OF
the Navy.
Gladstone said: 81 do not suppose Gen
eral Tracy acquired such knowledge that
the whole of Parliament has to defer to
the opinion he has sent across the At
lartic."
The Globe says Glsdsione's sneer was
unprovoked aDd utterly unjustied.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-General Tracy was
shown the London cablegram regarding
the debate in the British House of Com
mons, in which Lord Hamilton quoted him
as saying England would require to be
building nineteen battle-ships within the
next two years in order to maintain her
position. and Mr.. Gladstone's reply ana the
Globes criticism. Tracy laughed heartily
and said:
We'll, don't see as the matter calls for
any comment on my part, as l think the
Globe ihas done that for me. However, l
will say that if Gladstone studies the
condition of the French and Russian ma
vies he will learn, If he is not already
aware of it, that / am right in the state
ment which Lord Hamilton quoted. Two
years from now France and Russia will
have fifty modern battle-ships of 440. 600 tons
displacement against thirty-one of $4,000
tons displacement for England.
Now, Mr.. Gladstone can figure for him.
self whether England's thirty-one are su-
perior TO the fifty have spoken of. I see
that Mr.. Gladstone says the material used
in the English navy is superior to that used
by France and Russia. l differ from him,
as l believe the French battle ships supe-
rior to the English, both in guns and
armor,"
The morning call., 1893-12-21
TO SAVE THURBER.
Reorganization Upon a Plan That
Will Do the Work.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-The committee
appointed to bring about a reorganization n
of the Thurber-Whyland Company an
nOuDced its plan to-day. The scheme
agreed upon provides that preferred and
common stockholders transfer their
stock TO the Manhattan Trust Company as
trustees. An assessment of 10 per cent on
preferred and per cent on common stock
will be called for and deposited with the
trust company at once and within thirty
days another assessment of 10 per cent on
preferred and per cent On common stock
must be paid. Negotiable certificates OF
deposit will be issued by the t.ust CON-
pany to stockholders. The reorganization
will, when advisable. incorporate a COM
pany under New Jersey laws called the
Thurber Grocery Company, with power to
issue stock to the amount Of S3. 900 in
shares of 500 each. The committee shall
have powen TO dispose of the property aud
assets OF the Thurber-Whyland Company
to the new company and is empowered to
treat with the old company's creditors.
The morning call., 1893-12-21
STEVENS MAKES ANSWER.
The President of the United States
Accused of FaISehood.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. 20.-When Presi-
dent Cleveland's Hawaiian message was
first given to the public ex-Minister John
l.. Stevens was asked to make a reply to
the structures upon himself personally and
upon his official conduct contained in that
remarkable and historical document At
that time Mr.. Stevens decliDed 10 make a
statement, pleading that he had not yet
given the message careful perusal; but
he said that he would in due time make a
reply TO the reflections therein contained
upon his own course in the matter. The
minister has now given the subject full
consideration. and tonight gives out the
following reply to the message of Presi.
dent Cleveland:
The Presidents criticism Is but a
feeble repetition of Gresham's statement
previously published President Cleye-
lands grossly untrue and shamefully nm
just allegation against myself and the
naval commander rests entirely on the
statements OF four notoriously corrupt
ministers of the fallen Queen, of Wilson.
the Queens favorite. and other thoroughly
discredited testimony.
Il repeat here what has been amply
verified again and again, that neither by
The morning call., 1893-12-21
WILL GIVE MEN WORK.
This Will Be Good News for the
Operatives of Fall River Mills.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O-The details of
transaction which will give prosperity to
nearly $4,000 millhands at Fail River was
made public IN this city to-day. By the
recent purchase of $4,000 pieces of print
cloth at cost of more than 81, 100000, the
oyerstocked market has been relieved,
trade which had become stagnant in fear
Of tariff depreciaiions has been given a
new lease of life. and the demand for
goods increased to such an extent that the
Fall River mills have received orders
which will keep them running through the
winter, thps providing for 5000 mill
hands. and in all about 10000 persons de-
pendent upon the mills for their support
The morning call., 1893-12-21
.CRISPI IN POWER.
He Came in Against a
Popular Storm.
WAS AN AFRICAN kRAAL.
One Workingman's Opinion of
the Italian Chamber.
PUT OUT WITH A GREAT ADO.
He Left Behind Him In the Galleries
Many Who Sympathized
With Him.

ROME, Dec. 20-The Italian Chamber
of Deputies was crowded to-day and much
interest was manifested in the Govern
ment's declaration of policy. After the
policy of the Ministry had been announced
workman named Angloetti from the
gallery cried:
This is regular African kraal!"
scene of wild commotiOn followed,
during which Angloetti was removed from
the gallery by the police, wildly shouting
"ThevesW Robbers" i" Down with the
pillagersW death to public thievesl"
The gallery evidently contained some
people in sympathy with the workman, for
other cries of Let him alone" were heard.
The Vice-President of the Chamber an
nounced the resignation OF Signors Sanar-
delli and Crispi and other prominent MEM
bers of tue Chamber of Deputies. includ-
ing that of the Marquis di Rudini. Ad-
miral Brin urged that the designations be
not accepted, whereupon they were re-
jected almost unanimously, only few
socialists pronouncing themselves against
the motion. BaIZilai especially urged the
Chamber not to accept the designations as
an expression OF sympathy toward Zanar-
delli, who, be said. had refused IN be in
f1uenced in his choice of Ministers by con-
siderations other than those of parlia-
mentary nature.
Vice-President Villa then read q dis
patch from the Italian Chamber Of Depu-
ties TO the French Chamber expressing
sympathy with the French CHAMBER upon
the recent bomb outrage in Paris. Agnini,
in the name of the socialists, declared that
the socialists would n ot join in the message
| of sympathy in view Of the attitude of
certain members of the French Cham ber
at the time of the Fourmies affair, and the
| Conservatives protested strongly against
this opposition.
Coltanni demanded 8 change OF policy
regarding Sicily. saying that be hoped
Crispi would propose general amnesty for
lawless acts committed during the present
year.
Crispi. in replying. said he wished to
I avoid to-day a full discussion Of the Gov
ernment policy. he proposed TO 20 "a
work and repair the position of Italy. He
| had not alluded to tie foreign policy OF
Italy because be believed at present the
internal questions affecting Italy were
more pressing. The Premier also said
that his opinions upon the foreign policy
of Italy were we'll known. he desired the
| friendship OF all nations and respect for
all treaties. Regarding Sicily the Premier
remarked that he recognized the fact that
! legislative remedies were necessary. and
| he assured the Chamber that he was well
disposed toward the working classes and
their associations. but could not permit
| such associations to threaten the stability
| OF the institutions of the fatherland
| prolonged applause
The morning call., 1893-12-21
EADS' SHIP RAILWAY.
The Scheme Will Not Be Permitted
to LauguiSh Yet.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-A. B. Nettleton,
j. 81. Rice and j. Andrews. representing
the proposed ship railway through Mexico,
appeared before the House Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Commerce this
morning TO urge that the scope of the Doo-
little resolution authorizing q congress
sion al commission to visit Nicaragua be
enlarged so as 10 include an examination
and report as TO the practica bility and
merits of the proposed Eads Isthmian
Ship Railway through Mexico. The COM
mittee took no action. 1t Is the intention
of the company TO press the matter in the
Senate.
The morning call., 1893-12-21
MAGOUN is DEAD.
Effect on the AtchisOn
System.
WAS ITS VIRTUAL HEAD.
Now the Road May Pass Into
Receivers Hands.
MEETINGTHE JANUARY INTEREST
Directors Will Come Together on
Saturday to Decide the Roads
Future Course.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-George c. Magoun
of Barring, Magoun & Co. died at 9:15
o'clock tonight of a complication Of
kidney disorders.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The World this
morning says: With the close of the year
the affairs Of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad Company have
approached critical stage and with the
papers all drawn for that purpose, an
hours work may see the system follow the
example of so many great lines in the
near past, in slipping away from the as
saults of pressing creditors behind the
wing of court, with friendly receivers in
charge.
The death of Banker George c. Ma
goun last night will probably determine
that result The fate of the road hangs on
the decision of the foreign security hold
ers. and their interests are concentrated in
the English house of the Barings, repre-
sented on this side by Barring. Magouu &
Co. This Barring is the head Of the firm,
but George c. Magoun was long the head
of the American house. His knowl-
edge of the intricate finances Of
the Atehison system has been most
thorough. 1t is in his Office that President
has decided upon all financial questions as
they arose in the conduct of this enormous
corporation, with its more than $3.50. .00O,-
600 of liabilities outstanding. With Mr..
Magoun in charge. the home firm of the
Barings felt that their interests in Atchi-
son were we'll protected, and oil his advice
financial help has flowed in very steady
stream from English Golfers into the
Atchison's bank account.
There will be meeting of the board
of directors in Boston on Saturday, and it
is expected that some steps will be taken
about the interest due on January l on
$3.50, 600, 600 of general mortgage bonds.
II. as was understood. this was 90 be made
up. in addition 10 the money carried from
the cash TO be advanced by Barings, it was
not considered unlikely that they would
decline to advance any further funds un-
| less they we're assured that Mr.. Maeoen
would be able to supervise the financial
policy OF the road in the future as in the
/ past.
The morning call., 1893-12-21
ORDERED TO RIO.
Though Gresham VIII Not Try to
Lift the Blockade.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The Navy De-
partment has ordered the cruiser New
YORK and the monitor Miant0nOmoh TO get
Tssdy for sea. Il is supposed they are to
proceed to Rio, but the Navy Department
declines 10 give definite information on
" tbIs point. Ii will require week to put
the Miantonomoh in condition for sea.
The New York was drydocke1 to-day.
The ordering Of the San Francisco to
: Rio with Admiral Benham on board puts
that officer in command of the United
States naval force there. Secretary Her
bert said in reply to a query that this was
net to be construed as decision of the
stanton case, and the order was not in
tended to bear on that case. The decision
Of the Stanton case would very soon be
given to the public.
j, Gresham was asked whether it was the
inrentiou of the United States to open the
possible blockade at Rio harbor in the in
:-tefest of American commerce, and the
Only reply be would consent TO make was
:. tbat he did not understand Rio was a
:. blockaded port In other quarters the
:: reported intention Of the United States to
.lRterlere should Mello attempt blockade
:: OIL Rio is discredited.
:: MoSTEvIDEo, Dec. 20.-The Herald's
eerrespondent in Rio sends word to-day
that the officers of the German wars hips
. In the bay have given the insurgents to
understand that Germany will not nermil
:. the slightest Interference with her vessels
In the unloading of their cargoes on the
WnarVes OF Rio by means of lighters fiy-
: Ing the German flag.
III IS positively known in Bio that a
British ship has been supplying rebels
with frozen mutton. The only loan which
Peixoto is known to have made since the
revolution broke out is one for one million
pounds sterling. Notwithstanding the many
rumors Of additional ones. Tnis was Sc
cured by bonds on the state railroad.
Eight masters OF American vessels in
Rio holding special permits from The
5: Brazilian Government to discharge their
cargoes there have sent telegram to
Secretary Gresham. asking for protection
from the insurgents. Unless this is given.
they say. they are barred from the
privileges ordinarily enjoyed even in