davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-05-05
Oueu auf KnIppeI.
offer u4t fiRrt gu einem 5wetfantpf i'm
eeYpttiben Oorfe.

Limb tpetn Elm WGbeI spet &naben Iie6
bat, g t6ut tpunberIelten gut" lagt bas alte
8olfSlieb un6 6ie 0abrbeit befunoete fic6
geitern pieber einmol un6 3tpar unter
~unieren orientaliidben@Gften i'm egppttidcn
9orfe. 9te8maG lit eS Srdulein Saba,
tbres 3etcbens Sdn3erin, ipelde BEN GRIM
men Wtanne85orn ertpedt bot, unb btr
betDen getpun0erern tbrer S60n6ett, tDenlt
aub ntbt bas S9tpert, 10 bob ben &niipz
pei in Die nerbtge Sauit briiGte.
Nm SUB Der YDramtben, an Ben llfern
oes yttl bate 6anoiant 81 ibren SIBen gcz
le9en uto ibr 9te6e g%eicbmoren. Su Der
blumenretCben Spracbe oer Oriel1talen bate
CT tie an9ele9t, ietn NSeib 3u tperoen 1tno
tic bate 5tpar nibt brett ia geia9t, 'aber
ibm tpeni9itens ben Sroit 9~egeben, ibm an
9eb0ren 81 ~ipollen, ipenn tie Der eblen Sang
funit 2ebetppbl iagen piiroe. Srob bieier,
BET bet betannten bepunberun9SipitrbigeiI
Nl1soauer Der SGn3ertrnen betber gSelten,
Jung 81 bletbe1, ettpaS pdgen 8e9auptung,
ftblte 1tcb 6amoiant 9liGlidb un0 ulllgab
ben @egenita1o I~etner 9tebe nit aller 3Grtz
ltcbfett, Die nun baS Sers etnes 9liidlicb
2teben6en en1pfin6en fam. @eraoe oieie
6~uriorgli6teit 1pute iebob fem 8er6erben
tperoen. QSGbren6 Der Seereiie tpt6 er
nt3t bon Saiba's Settle, aucb ni6t, ais
bieie bem @ptte bes Wteeres i6ren Sribut
5ablte ODER, proiati6er geiprocben, 1eefranf
murbe. ga man in bteiem 3uitanbe am
liebiten aQetn lit, mar Saba nit Der itGnz
otgen Nntpeien6eit 6amolant's 1otpte ieinen
lteten @rtullDtgungen GaCb tbrem 8eftn0en
lebr tDeni9 e~inperitatber rnb zines SageS
erfldrte te thmt fret Deraus, ite noue BON
tbnt NIGHTS ntebr tpiilen, er ioue itb Inn iic9
lelber tiimrtcrn. 9urcb bteie itrenge Qtbz
tpetiun9 mar 6amoiont b%ouitGnoig gez
brobet, ~gelenften &opfes trrte er lumber,
fir NIGHTS bate ct mebr SnterelIe.
9Ocb pl0bltcb bele6ten iidb feline @eit6tsz
5tge, Die 2lugen ipribten Seuer, feit
trarnpfte it3 feline Souit I'M ben treuer
Stabl, ben ct I'M @irtel trug. Seine
Nugen muBten nGmItcb bic %treulo1e Saba
in ben Qrmen 6eS itattlic6en G66elme6gi0
Sarag erbliGen, Sic 9ippen 8eiber batter
itcb 81 etncm langen feurtgen &uiie gefunz
ben. 9a 6arag etnen 5iemlicb langen,
fruttrren SGbeL an 0er Settle trug, 5og IS
6anoiani Dor, cine beiiere @elegenbeit CUR
SttIung ietner &a6lubt %ab5uparten uno
forberte ietneu -9tebenbubler sum t3tpetz
tampf auf y9tabpnts" 5u 9eutib &niippeL
DerauS. @eItern Qlbenb fanb nun Der erz
bttterte 8arnpf itott, bodb botten bic Snip
pei crit fltr5e 3ett bic @rbeit get6nn, ais Ser
Setter OeS ltnternebmens, 9a19euo, auf Ser
Bib ldcbe eridbten uno Bic &fbGbne
trennte. Saba mar ber3loS genug, benz
3pettantpfe bet5utpobnen.
, 1893-05-05
Stdott1bes.
Gin METER StAerbettsmdbter.
Der 6aroif 5obn Green erbridt einen Sc,
Saaufditen uuncIe Sans.

Qus 9teb entpuppte iic6 geitern ser coz
lltntbti6e @arOtit Sobn Green, un6 1T gu
ietner @nti9uIOigun9 nur an3ufiibren, baB
ct Elm 2teb6aber bon 9tarttdten lit un6 in
benz 9iebesbanomert nob feline groBe ST.
fa6run9 bat. Gr mar in Der 9atentabz
tbetlung bes 9tegterungS9ebGubeS poitirt
urb tpur6e bon einem anberen @arbiiten,
beiien Soften it6 auf elmer gegeniiberz
lte9errben @aaerie %beftnbet, beobadbtet, ais
er einen alten &eDolper aus einem Sbauz
faiten itabl. Gr bate erit perIucbt, NIT Der
6ano ben eriebnten @egenitanb 3u %erlangen,
bob mar e5 ibm ntbt ~eellngen. Gr 3og
ietnen SGbel un6 ipren9te bamit baS
S6loB. Dies that ct aber 10 ungei6idt,
baB baS @laS 3eripran9 unb su 8oDen fiel.
9ur6 baS &lirren bes 5erbrecbenben @laics
purOen Ser9t. WturpbD unD anoere Gar
bitten berbeigeIoft unb Green gcfaBt. ST
~bebaltptete 5tpar, uni6ulbt9 3u fem, Sic
8epeiie tparen ie0o3 10 fart, baB Gopt.
8Onftelb feline lleberfiibrung na9 ser
@oOOlatpns8 olt3etitatton onoronete.
, 1893-05-05

geitattet, in aIer Muie ietnen tpiiieni9aftz
liben Netgungen 3u fr0bnen.
8rin3 &olanb ~gtapoleon 8onaparte lit
Elm Sobn bes beribti8ten vMorbpcter", Ser
i'm Sabre 1869 BEN befannten fran3Oitiben
SOurnaliiten GictOr Notr, Ser tbm etne
Obrfeige appGtairt bate, obne Neiteres niee
beri6oB. 9teier @orfau, ipelber in gan5
europa ungebeuereS 2(ufieben erregte, bat
3tpetfel9Obne icbr biel GIT Dem Stur3e Der
napoleoniiben 9Dnaitie betgetragen. Prin3
&olanb 1T Elm @nfeL bes 8rin8en 2ucien,
zines 8rubers bes 9roBen gtapoleon.
, 1893-05-05
Derhaftun9 elmer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

@eor9ie Ga 8orte lit cine profeIfionelle
s3metraOreitertn. @eftern tpurbe Ite unter
Der NnfIa9e oerbaftet, itcb Elm 3peiraO am
9eet9net gu baben, baS ntd5t tbr @igentbum
mar. Der &ld9er lit SomeS Murpbp, Elm
in Sportsfreticn unter Dem 9famen Simrnp
~befannter Tauitfampfentbuiiait unb Inter
nebmer Ser rSix-day Ladies Race,
melc6e am Is. Wtai IN Der QtrmorD be8 2.
&e0imentS itattftn0en miro. SRI. Ga 8orte,
ipelbe itc6 an Dem 8ettritt betDcjligen
tpoute, CAB bic Sa6c, lpie Sc iagt, i6lieBz
lt6 cut, ba mcbrfacbe &er508erun9en ent@
itanben, unb nobm boS 3tpetrao, baS tbr
Oturpbp our 8erfit9ung 0eiteut unb BON
Oelien 8e5aDlung ct NIGHTS ptaen woQte,
nit.
, 1893-05-05
Rtdter Outbiu's Gnt1det6uno.

&tcbter 8utbiQ belt Deutc eiu @crb0r
IN Der 9abea5 Corpus &la9e bon Sobn
TGuStp, einem 92iGGri8cn Tarmer aus
MoobitoG ab. 0ericlbe ipeilte, nie 6creitS
bcricbtet, angebIid 8c8en ieinen g8tlcn i'm
Qllcrtaner : 8riiber 6O3pt:al, mO0in i'm
Satber GlancD gebracbt bahen iol. SluStp
lagte NIGHTS gegen Ben 8rieiter aus, lonbcrn
tpiinibte nur, 6aS 6oSpttal p~erIaiien 81
t0nnen. Der 9ti9ter mics Den TluStp be-
eleitenoen 8ruber an, bab Dem 9lten fetne
S3tpieri9teiten in ben g8e9 gelegt merben
birften, tpenn er OaS Sospital 3u perlaiien
tpiinibc.
, 1893-05-05

- Sn @aa Ctr, fracbt es 5ur !3eit
ipte6er gang 9eb0rig, Sn ToG9e OeS Stltrz
3es ber Qlftien beS Seilerz3ruitS I'M ntc5t
ipentger ais 80 Buncte felt D%ergangenem
Sreitag baben alletn 9eitern fanf 6etannte
@elbmafler Tirmen, barunter au6 Ser be-
fannie Mfpbenarr 8errp Wau, "'the king
of the dudes" Qlette 9ena6t. Ser 0ou
pirb iib fit Bic ndcbite s3ett nit elm ober
apei Nnaigen unb Ditto S6ltpien &C. &c.
%anitott, pte ct sepobnt, beren 0ubenoe,
bebelfen miiien. Aus benz n~eueiten
6tnan3frocb III @aa Str. ldBt iib mentg>
items bic CUTE 2ebre 3teben, 6aB auf Sic
9(ttten bon TruitS ebeniDpeni9 8erlaB lit,
ais auf Die bon ieIbititdnbigen @eleQicbaf>
ten. Die i9limunen @rfa6rungen NIT Ben
Qftten Der 53uder7, @laSz unb Seller
SruitS ner6en nab uno nacb &apttaGtiteu
baoon f~1rtren, ibr i9OneS @elO in berartiz
gen vSidberbeiten" an3ulegen, 5, +. gu per@
plempern. @tienbaDn 9tftten itno fait
burb Sic 8ant INN l bis 4 Burcte ge>
faQen, unb @aI ctr. bate NQeS in Nuem
genOmmen 9eitern etnen reguLGren vi9tparz
sen Sag.
, 1893-05-05
OerunolIdt.

Sobn Mc6ale, elm 9lrbeiter in SO. g.
Sarpep's @etretbefpeider am 6uBe Ser
Soutb 8ater StraBe, i~tir3te beute Wforz
gen in etnen Otiiblentrtbter btnein unO err
lit 10 ihDere Guetl6un8en am &opf, baB
ct nab t~pent8en Ottnuten ftar6. Wfc6ale
80 Sabre alt, unberbeiratbet unb
ipo6nt in Dem 6auie $50. 122 Oit 6uronz
ftraBe. Die 2eicbe tpurbe nacb St9munbs
MtOrgue $50. 70 Stftb Qtpe. gebra3t ulIo
Der Coroner benabri5tiet.
, 1893-05-05

Sebt bat man 9GifIib auSgefun6en,
oaB Columbus allem Seefabrer5@ ebrouG
GIT tptOer, an etnem Sretta9 Wforgen nit
iei1en bret GarobeIen bon Spanten ab7
le9elte unb ebenfaQs an etnem ibOnen Tretz
tag Nbenb Ste neue @eIt entbedte. Sir
ben groBen Seefabrer bat ficb alio ser bon
aber8ldubii6en Seelen 10 ie6r 9efiir9tete
6reitag ais Elm pa6rer @Giitsta9 eripieien,
9aS aagemetne 8etaltntiper6en bieler tn
tereianten Gbatla9e miro pieuetcbt Wtanz
chem BON ieiner abergIdubii9en Sur9t Oor
benz Sretta9 turiren.
, 1893-05-05
Gtn Sob fur ote SentiGe S0rtft=
te4ettt.

Ser bteit9e v6eral6" 3oqt Ser beutIcben
Srau, un6 tnSbe1on6ere Ser S6riftltellertn
ltnO &initlertn, in folgenben @orten Qlns
erfennun9:
vSn unierem 2an6e berri6t 3u iebr Sic
Wtetnun9 Dor, 6aB bie Srauen in beutib>
iprecbenOen 2Gnoern melt 9tnter ben Sort
ibrttten tbres @el6IebteS in an0eren Gam
bern 5urit6geblteben ieten. 9ies lit Elm ge9
t~paltt9er Srrtbum. Wttt unniben Sttmrf7
re3tS29 ebatten un6 lonittgen fragtpir0tgen
8e1trebun9en Derlteren Die 0euti6enSraltcn
fretlt3 fetne 3eit, aber ite baben it6 IN Der
Sttetatur, &unit 1nb Ntiieni3dft, uno tnSs
b~eion0ere in ben fit 8rauenbGn6e geetg9
neten 3peigen beS &unitgeiperbeS, Dte
beroorragenbiten 8ldbe erobert, Die 3a6l
Der 3ur 8ericbteritattrng iiber Bic WeltalSz
iteQung bereitS bier9ergef0mmenen 0eltl6en
Deibltcben Sournoltiten iibertrifft er6eblicb
bic @elammt3abG Ser Observation-Disclosures
BON alien iibrigen QGnoern. 9te Deuticbe
&oae9in gebt bel Dem Stu6tum ser geltz
auSiteQung iebr praftti9 uttb getptiienbaft
3u @erfe, urb tbre ouf Sa9tenntntB unb
iorgfGltt9er @rtpGgung berubenben 8ert6te
tperoen 3tpeifeQOs Dorit3tig, unpartetti9,
flat unb Oeutlt6 a6gefaBt ietn."
9as Doritebenbe Sob bes en9Lil9en
&ouesen fitr bic beutiDe S6riftitelertn
flingt 5ipar ie6r i3met9eIbaft, lit aber
burbalts ntbt unberbient.
, 1893-05-05

- Sn Der13ie6enen europdti6en 2Gn6ern
6a6en IN BEN leBten W}onaten auffalenb
oieIe Oer6eeren6e TeuerSbriinite itattgefun>
ben. Sn Der pori9en WO6e tpur6e bas
bObmii6e Sta6t6en &reubber9 fait p0Qig
etngedi9ert, unb beute 8ormtttag brtn9t
baS &abeI i6on pteber &un6e BON etnent
entieBltcben 8ranbun9liif in 8oIen. Die
tn ber NGDe BON 0ari9au b~eGegene 0rtz
I3aft &otpoal lit p0uig a6gebrannt uno
ni6t tpeniger ais 80 8erionen itn6 in Sen
8lammen umgefommen, Q8aS Bic Gntz
ieblicbteit bieier &ataitrop6e nec6 erb0bt, lit
Ser laut getporbene @er6o4t, baB baS Teuer
gele8t tporben ict, Qlub Sic 6euerSbrunft
IN GreuBberg unb anbere groBe S9a6enz
feuer iouen bas @erf bon 8ran6ittftern gez
lpelen iein. 9as itn6 %beunrubi9enoe t3uz
ftGnbe, melcben Sic &egierun9en Ser be-
Observation-Disclosures augeni9etnli9 pOat9 ratbz
los gegeniiberite6en.
, 1893-05-05
Ser iuaenblicbe IdlIcbcr Qbult, eli

= Der lugenbltcbe 8alicbcr NOult, Elm
in 98ien groB geipOrbener Eilrfe, befinbet
itcb jeBt auf b%er9tetie nob Ser i00nenStabt
an Der 9onou. Seine 8etrilgercien pur>
ben bon lctnen 2lngebOrigen geOaGt; 6Od
miro ictne @eQcntpart belonber5 be56olb
geipliuicbt, neil mai 9tGbereS ilber ietne
9elfersDeIfer erfabren m09te.
, 1893-05-05

- Dem BON Sapan ge9e6enen lo6enS>
tpertben 8etiptele foIgenb, bat MIN au6 bas
&Ont9reicb Stam bic 8abn 6es &ulturz
fDrti6rtttes betreten. Qlm b%ergangenen II.
Qlprtl tpur6e borten inn 8eiIetn 6es iuge10z
It6en &OntgS, Der Elm GROCER 8reunb Ser
europdiiben Qualification lein ioQ, unter
9roBem BOmpe unb oIgemeinen Treubenz
%be3etgungen ber 8eD0lferun9 Die erite @t1
ienbabn beS Ganbes er0ffnet. 9ieiel6e
Oerbinbet Bic 6auptito6t 8on9fof nit benz
bebeuten6en 6afenpIab Bofnam an Der
Mtiinbung beS Wtenam> 6Luiies. Ser 8abnz
bau, an tpelcbem Ser &0nig ben erlten
Spatenltt6 macbte, bat gerabe 3tpet Sabre
in Nniprltc5 genomrnen. Den Siameien
ma6te Die ungeWO6nte Q(rt Der 8ef0rberun9
10 rteit9en SpaB, baB 8auien6e ta8elang
3tpildben 8an9tof u16 8otnam p0Qtg
8pedlDS btnz nnb berfubren. BUR 3eit
miro aucb cine Gelegrapbenleitung in baS
Snnere beS 2on6es angele9t, 1n6 70 6iirften
nit 6iIfe bieier bei6en mddbtigen &uttur>
6attoren Bic bon Gtatur aus bocbbegabtell
Siameien itb in 8dl6e ouf cine 6o9e Stufe
0er Qualification aufi9pingen,
, 1893-05-05

Senator 8artling bat es 9liidli9
ferttg gebradt, gum Goriiber bes Siinfcrz
GomiteS, peI3es Sic @ei9dftsfiibrung Der
gtOrOieitez8 arfcommtifton u1teriudben lo1,
ernannt 81 merben. 9as tpiberipdrtige
S6auipteI, baB cine !6eer6e anriibtger
8OIittfer iber ~anitdn6tge 9eute 3u @ericbt
itBen, fann MIN los8eben. Ser vfamoie"
8ertreter bes 9euti4tbumS int Staatsienat
peritebt ii3 ia gang prGbttg barauf, poz
Ittti6e Garriere 3u macben.
, 1893-05-05

&letne 9(n3etgen in ber 9~[bet6auSgabe
Ser SuinOiS Staats3eitun9 foiten, penn
ni6t mebr tpte 5ebn @orte, 10 Gents, ieOes
pettere Wprt l Gent.
, 1893-05-05
beirathsfheine.

8tS beute Wtttag ipurben Sic foIgenber
0etrat6Si3etne erlpirft:
, 1893-05-05

Der Snqueit itber Sic 0eic6e Ser Slibia
8loms begann beute 8ormittag UNI 10 ubr.
@bparb 8loms, Be: 8ruber, iotpte 6ie
SHUTTER OeS pcritorbenen Wt66c6ens uub
cine S6tpGgerin beiielben iparen ais Ser.
tretcr ber Tamilie 3u9eSo8cn. 9aS !3eugenz
perbDr nurbe in bemielben 3immer Oorqe>
nommen, in melcbem man bic 2etcbe oes
Wta6c6enS fanb. 0aS 8ett, in ipelcbem Sic
S6peitern la9en, bate man unOerGnbert
g%eIaiien. Sin %Offener &Ofier, Gigcnt6um
Der beiben Mtdbben, itano in elmer @fe.
Die 2etbe oes tobten Mdbdben Lag bereits
auf benz Spotenbrett. 9a5 blaiie 0eiicbt
trug Die Spuren beS SooeSfampfes unb
baS LANCE i6war5e t6oar mar i6er bas
&tlen 3urilGgeicblagen. 9taGOem Sic Sc
id5lporenen einen furSen 8lid auf Die 2eicbe
lgetpprfen, purbe @ebeimpoli5ilt Oo0ertp
ais erlter 3eu9e Dernommen. 0erielbe
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-25
Won't obey the Law.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Special, May %
The druggists Of Sioux Falls have de-
cided to abandon the reports of sales to-
the county judge which is required by the
prohibition law. Their certificates per-
hitting the. sale of liquors for medical,
mechanical and religious purposes and re-
quiring all purchasers to make affidavit
that they would use them for the purpose
stated expired on May 1, and so far not
one permit has been renewed. The drug
gists declare that as the saloons run with
out regard to the prohibitory law, and are.
not molested, they can do the same.
They say that the affidavit provision has.
become farce of the worst order, and.
that hereafter they will sell as they
choose. No attempt has lately been made.
to enforce the law in Sioux Falls except
in one clse during the recent term of
court, when the jury stood seven to five
in favor Of acQuittal, although five re-
putable witnesses had sworn positively
/ to the prisoners guilt. >g5
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-25
AROUND a GREAT STAT 3,
INTERESTING EVENTS OF THE
WEEK IN MINNESOTA us
Important Occurrences in the
North Star State Day by
Day--A General Re-
sumo Of the Weeks
Doings,
Wednesday, May II.

s & 81 Ri
Runs on two Minneapolis banks occur
and one of them the Farmers and Mer-
chants -susperds.
Burglars carried off considt rable goods
fen Johnson & Thompson's saloon on
Bush street, Red Wing.
a stock dealer from Clara City named
Michael Glynn poisoned himself with
.laudanum at the. Central hotel in Will
mar. He had in his possession forged
check for about $780,
Yesterday the dead body of a man was
found in Anton Doting's granary,, in
Hampton. It is supposed the body is that
of tramp, who, without friends or
money, entered the building for shelter
and, becoming i'll, died.
Lizzie Kline, wife of III. d. Kline, pro-
prietor of meat market at Paynesville,
committed suicide Saturday evening.
She attempted to cut her throat
with razor, and then shot
herself through the head with
revolver. She had been sick, and was
pre- bsbly temporeril insane
Alice Hayes, girl of fifteen years,
living in an Irish neighbcrhood five miles
from Clearwater, was found dead last
evening in a pasture where she had gone
for the COWS. Some bruises were on the
Lcdy, and there is suspicion of foul play.
The matter is being investigated by lie
coroner and Doctors Edmunds and Tol-
gton Of CleS1wster.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-25
THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK
IN A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important
News Of the World, Culled
From~the Telegraph Re-
ports Of the Press
Associations.
The Capital.

no SaptIS4ls s4.}4l4
Secretary Hoke Smith decides several
Northwestern land contests.
Pension Commissioner Lochren revokes
the completed fles'' order of Commits
sioner Raum.
Orders have been issued prohibiting
the landing of all weak-minded immi-
grants in this country.
William Pence, seventy years of age,
was caught beneath a heavy log at
Roam, Ind, and crushed to death.
But 3,161 Chinese, out Of 10000 in
the United States, have registered I'M
der the Geary law.
Edgar L. Givens of Arkansas is ap-
pointed consul at Winnipeg to succeed
the late James w. Taylor.
The government loses from $S,0OO,OOO
to $1O,OOO,OOO by an adverse decision
of the United States supreme court on the
hat trimming case
The president and Mrs. Cleveland have
moved to their country home. Mem
bers of the family are looking forward
to an interesting event, to occur, it is
stated, in July.
It is stated that the president and
Democratic leaders in congress will agree
upon a programme comprising the re-
peal of the Sherman law and the federal
election laws, the removal of the tax
from state bank currency, the imposition
of an income tax and reduction of all
| tariff duties. IL .~-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-25
Friday, May ID.

( j. ii. Baker, who was arrested at Bar
trum on the charge of abduction, is being
tried before Justice Sibley. The warrant
was sworn out by his wife,
The barn at the residence of Thomas
Johnsrud at Montevideo was burned
down this afternoon; loss about $3.50;
insured. s@a5. 49, a.... .-7s-s-
The contract for erecting the new
school building in Mortified has been
awarded to Leech & Mcleod of Mime
apolis. The bid was $685., including
everyth but heating apparatus.
While n e. Glason of Spring Grove
and all the family, exceptin a six-year-
old boy, We're away, a tramp walked into
the house in the outskirts of the village,
and breaking open writing desk secured
$500 in $40 gold pieces. The boy saw
the tramp, bat was frightened and hid
away in the woodshed. The sheriff and
several citizens are searching the country
for the sneak thief. It is supposed he
started for the Iowa line.
A dead man was found on the street
at Alexandria by the police. He proved
| to be Martin johnson, of the town OF
UrEess. He has been suffering from con-
sumption and came in to consult his ply
sician and afterward wandered away.
He was taken with a hemorrhage from
the lungs and died alone. An inquest
was held. but no autopsy was necessary.
His friends were notified and are expect
ed to take the body this afternoon.
As G. X. Quill, wife, boy and daughter
were driving into Sank Center: recently
with a load Of wheat from Lake George,
and as they were crossing the Great
Northern track, the freight due here at
about 2 p. m. backed into the wagon,
breaking it all to pieces, throwing the
kwomen out on one side and the man and
boy on the other side Of the track. nc
i one was hurt. The team ran away with
i out injury to either horse. John Howard
1 claim agent of the railroad company, palc
i $40 to settle the matter.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-25
Tuesday, May %.

r..
Alexander Van Praag's cigar store at
st. Cloud was destroyed by fire of doubt
full origin recently. The loss is covered
by insurance. Il
John w. Fulton, switchman, was run
over and instantly killed at Albert Lea.
His head was crushed beyond recogni-
ton. He had no friends there He was
thirty years old and had worked there
less than month.
Fire broke out at Rock Greek, Pine
county, during perfect gale Of wind,
and destroyed two general stores and
five residences, The total loss is $780,
600, with almost no insurance. The town
is wholly without fire apparatus.
The seyerest hail storm ever known
passed through Woodstock recently at a
ffty-mile rate All the window glass
exposed to the west was smashed. The
hail piled eighteen inches deep. One
hundred and twenty-five panes Of glass
are out in six buildings Richardson's
large barn a mile north of there was I'M
| rooted.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-25
Thursday, May IS.

After being out twenty minutes the jury
returned verdict of guilty as charged
against John Mayhem, indicted for Grim
inally assaulting Mrs Wilhelmina Raths-
loft at Saltwater. He will receive a
heavy sentence.
A Northern Pacific brakema had his
foot badly crushed while making switch
at Sank Rapids. He was sent to the hos
pital at Minneapolis.
While freight train was passing the
depot OF Aitkin Pat Hopkins, about forty,
and Sim Borden, about forty-fve years of
age, walked out of the depot, both being
very drunk. They staggered and fell un-
The divorce case of Dr. Philo Jones VS..
Mrs. Mary E. Jones, the parties being
from Red Wing, which has been on trial
in the district court at Hastings for some
days past, ended this evening, the case
having been argued and submitted.
Mike Glynn, stock dealer of Clare
City, committed suicide at the Central
hotel at Willmar by taking laudanum.
The deceased was about twenty-eight
years old, and the cause of his act was
financial difficulties, it having been report
ed that he had forged a check for about
$500 on banker at Glare City.
The malpractice suit of Josephine Bates
against Doctors Richardson and Har-
wood Of Tower was given to the jury by
Judge Nelson. The principal question for
the jury to determine was whether or
not the chloroform that caused the death
of plaintiffs husband was carelessly adj
ministered. The amount asked for was
5000. After being out half an hour the
Jury found for the defendants.
der the moving train. Borden's left arm
was cut off close, to the shoulder, his
| right hand smashed very badly, and he
has slight cut about the head and face
His injuries are probably fatal. Hop
kins received quite painful bruises about
the head, face and body, but is not seri
ously injured. Borden was removed t.
the hospital at Brainerd for treatment
! The mother and relatives of Borden re-
side at Fairport, N, Y. Both men arc
J single.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-25
People In Print.

Bishop Bissell, of the Episcopal diocese
of Vermont, died at Burlington, vt.
Miss Rose Cleveland sailed from Eng
land for New York on the steamer Etru-
ria yesterday.
The pope will send the golden rose of
virtue this year to Marie Henrietta,
queen of the Belgians.
John Wanamaker was elected president
of the National Temperance society at
the annual meeting in New York.
So carefully was young King Alexander
of Servia brought up that when he Wis
tied Paris two years ago he was not
permitted to see "Aida'' at the Grand
opera house because of the love-making
that goes on in that famous opera.
Edison is quoted as saying that in his
experience, whatever has been proved to
be impossible by mathematical authorl-
ties has been the easiest invention to
produce.
DR.. Lenox Browne, who has stepped
| into the shoes of Sir Morcll Mackenzie
| in London as an authority on diseases
| of the throat, was, at the age OF twenty
| five, Sir Morelrs chief chemical assist
| ant.
| When the wife and daughters Of the
Chinese minister to England were pre-
sented to Queen Victoria they were al
lowed to remain seated after their pres
entation, as their small feet untitled
them for long standing.
In view of the frequency of such ac-
cidents to him, it is of interest to note
that there is a popular superstituion in
Germany that the kaiser will ultimately
meet his death through a carriage ac-
cident.
William w. Thomas, who died in Eliza
beth. N. j., last; week, was the only
survivor of New York's delegation in the
convention that nominated William Hen
ry Harrison for the presidency.
i Miss Florence Bryan, young English
woman, has abandoned Christianity and
married native official Of India. She
was married according to the Sikh rites
and is now a member of the Sikh relig
ious community.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-25
saturday, May go.

A jury at Saltwater convicted joseph
Probst of assault in the second degree,
being out two hours, and Charles Schan-
lin, indicted for assault, will go to the
asylum for imbeciles.
A o. Burggren Of Zumbrota is build
ing residence at Cannon Falls, and
when completed will move here with his
family A. a. Hankins has the founda-
ton all ready and is to build a residence.
III. A. Van Cumbra and James Edder
will each build a home this summer.
A bank at Boyd has just opened its
doors. 1t is run under the name of lver-
son & Hobe. The former is an old-time
resident of this village, while the latter is
a resident Of St. Paul. The bank will
not be incorporated. 81.
IA. T. Cramb, who resigned the Office Of
clerk of court at st. Cloud and disap-