davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

The advertisement of an eastern col
Iege is quite apt. 1t mentions that there
is penitentiary in the same town.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

As an event calculated to arrest the
flight of time, nothing in history is equal
TO this administration of Grover Cleve-
land
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

There has never been a time when
the stock brokers broke with such unan-
unity as they do now.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

If Erastus Wiman is feeling unhappy,
he might get his case transferred to the
court in Florida which tried Corbett and
Mitchell.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

England and Germany, with their
southern colonies, appear to be friendly,
but there may be an Africa in the wood
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06
THS REcElvERsHrP HuMsuo.

From the Er,por;a Republican.
A peanut vender came to grief,
He went into court TO get relief:
Ihe Judge appointed receivers three,
Each drew xo0Q salary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

March came in like lamb-whlch
reminds us that lambs are low, ana are
still going down.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

Probably Lewelling believes that Vic
toria has found something wrong with
Gladstone's books.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

Mrs. Lease seems to be i'll hot water
most of the time. but 1t Is not at the DoS-
tom of dish-pan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

The Cherokee nation, then, is as much
as foreign nation as India, China or MIS-
GO1lrl
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

OF course congress is not bear
garden. 1t is an aviary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

Gladstone wouldn't take peerage. de
is peerless any how.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

"Mrs. Flipnap IL looking remarkably
we'll"
.She ought 70. Isn't she in the
honeymoon Of her widowhood?--
Halo.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-06

ingalls, is still very busy keeping out
of politics.
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Gin 8eittd) per NObtmiotts
SuSeI.

Sic 600 Gilometer tpeitli1 BON Der
|hilenii1en Riiffe i'm Stillen Ocean lie=
|senbe Sniel Siian 6ernanoe3 MAS a
terra Der gbilener) 1T befanntli6 Der
S9aupIab Der BON Daniel Defoe rD=
Inanbaft gef1ilberten Nbenteuer Gobin=
'ions ober eigentlid beg ihiffbrii1isen
Matrpien Nleranber Selfirf. 9ie Sn=
iel 1T bis jebt nur iebr felten bon lpii=
fsni1aftlih gebilbeten guropdern be-
iubt tporben, 10 1885 bon Dem Seut=
f1en Nleranoer Grtnel aus Chile uno
tiir5lidb pon Dr. lubtpig plate aug
Bremen. 2ebterer 1T BON Der YreuBi=
iden Mfabemie Der WiiIenl6aften aus=
geianbt norbeil, um bic SoolOgiiden Ger=
bdltniile bes bilenii6en &iiitensebietes
genauer su ftuoiren, unb er benubte Die
Gelegenbeit, anfangs Sanuar auf ei=
mem dilenii6en &riegsi6iffe Die &obin=
iDn Snlel 3u belu1en. Sieies fleine
Selien-gilano bat % &ilometer 2dnge,
8 Sfilometer Breite unb eine balbmono=
f6rlnige 8elfalt. Mitten auf bemielben
erbebt Ii9 Elm 1000 &ilonleter bober
Berg, Der nod feiner Gorm QlmbpB
(Ounque) genannt tDirb. Ser 8oben
Der sniel befebt aus pulfanil6em @e=
itein unb lit nit berrli6en, immersrii=
men Wdloern bebedt, Die oiele eisen=
tbiimli6e pHansenarten auftpeiien.
8on Sdugetbieren finben ii6 nur 3ie=
gen uno 0unbe, bic natiirli6 einsefiibrt
woroen lino. Das Glima iit milo, aber
Oas Wetter iebr unbelfdnoig uno ourd
bdufige ftarfe Megenf6auer unange=
nebn ausge3ei9net. Die Sniel geb0rt
Su Chile uno tpirb bauptld6li6 nur bon
WalfiihfabrerH beiu6t. Sbre 8eb6l=
feruns be5iffert itd auf etwa so R0pfe,
barunter iiber Die 6dlfte Gbilenen, Die
iibrigen Iinb gngldnoer, Sransoien,
Staliener, Spanier uno Portusielen.
Sm Sabre 1868 bate Elm ,yngenieur
Namens Webrban aus Sa6len Die sSn=
lei gepa6tet uno nit elmer @elelll6aft
bon 60 bis 20 SDpfen ibre 8epirtbIbaf=
tung iibernomme1. Sie 9lnliebler fan=
ben bamals bel ibrer gntunft auf Der
Sniel unadblise 3iesen por, iopie 80
balbpermiloerte 9ferbe uno etpa 60
giel. Man bradte &iibe unb Ionfiees
S9ipeine unb Seberpieb nit,
ebenio Die n0tbigen Mfergerdtbe, @ert=
Seu9e gum Sii6fang uno gpote. Sas
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SDiuerer 1tnfaH.

Sn Cincinnati purbe LETTER Sage be,
in Der SampffeiIelfabrif Der MtcSlpaiu
uno Spie9el So. an Der gearl unr
2amrence StraBe anseitellte, 9lrbeite,
San Maooen unter einem eiiernen GD=
linber eroriift. Maooen uno einiqe
anOere Nrbeiter tparen bamit beI6QftiQt,
einen eiiernen Gplinber inn 8etpi9te
bon 2600 Pfunb auf cine gatterie BON
3 Sampffeiieln gu ibaffen. Ser Gp=
linoer mar f6on iiber Die Geiiel empor=
9esogen poroen uno Mabben 1tiee aut
Die 9elel, um oenielben an Die ritbtise
Stelle Su bringen. 9luf einmal lDste
ii6 Die Gette, tuel9e ben Gplinoer belt,
oerielbe fiel auf Die 8eiiel uno roate
binab. Mtaboen iprang sll goben, itol=
perte aber, itiir5te nieber unb ebe er
3eit batte, li6 auf5uraffen, lag Der GD=
linoer ibon auf ibm. 9as Genif
puroe linn gebroden uno Die &no6en
aerOriidt. Ser Mann mar ipfort toot.
@r tpuroe per Patroltpasen mad ieiner
Wobnung gebra6t uno Der Coroner
bena6ri6tist. Maooen binterldbt cine
Jrau uno lieben Ginber.
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Gin Hetd)sta8smttgIteD get=
fteSfratf AetuorOen.

Stuttgart, Is. Suli. Sreiberr bon
Miin6 auf Miibringen bel 6orb, in
Wiirttemberg, felt 1892 Mit9lieb oes
Gei6stases, TT bebufs Seoba6tung iei=
nes 8eiites5uitanbes auf Die Sauer BON
6 Wo6en Der Srrenanitalt babier iiber=
tpielen tpOrben. Baron Miin6 ift Der
gr0Bte @runobeiiber in S9ipaben unb
er bate tppbl feline Mabl als 8ertreter
pes s. Wiirttembersiiben Wabltreiles
i'm &ei6stage mebr ieinem &ei6tbum,
als feiner gefdbigung gu beroanfen.
Gr 1T erit ~ Sabre aft, ma6t aber
nit feiner bodaufgei6oilenen 9aser=
felt, ieinem tablseiborenen, idmalen
SOpf nit ben einsefalienen S9ldfen,
Dem faltisen Geii6t, ben matten 9lueen
uno Der sebiidten Saltuns, beil @in=
brud zines @reiies Elm lebenber 3ppus
bes fpdten Na9fommen zines alten Sc
i6le6tes.
Der junse Srei6err enttpifelte i'm
&ei6stase einen erltaunli6en HleiB uno
cine falt bedn9itieenoe @euiiienbaftis=
felt, aber elm &eOner lit er ili6t uno
muroe, als er lid Ood NAL proousiren
tpollte, aif allen Seiten bes 6auies
ausgela6t.
Ob nun niGt befriebieter gbrgeis,
ooer Siinoen Der 8dter iid an bem arei=
fenbaften iunsen Wanne serd6t baben,
fein 6eiites,uitano ibien in Der lebten
3eit oas @leibsetpi6t perloren 81 ba=
ben lno jebt iit oerielbe gum 8egenltano
arstlider llnteriuGung aetna1t woroen.
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&iaige 9laten mad, 9enber.

Sic PeauIpi5ania Zines aunonciren biees Sabr au-
Berploentl,c bi!iSc @rcurpns.&aten uno 9eiieu nat
'enterttca BtiSca f6aneH tir gerin9e @uSlagen ge=
madpt merbeu. g8Ghreno bieieS Solmers perbeu bil=
Iige @rcnri onen Nad Senptr abqeben uuo babur @e.
legeNEet aehotel fir lpeaig @slb ben aGeen su belu-
den Sic 1Geu oer N5- nnb &Idiabrt bieIer biaigen
9enner fr,url!paei itao ,uie fplgt
NJ, % lno u. Slilt. t9ilts bis Guoe 9nguit, am
ldblltD Der geriammnas bes neDitie Sbrinc Grber.
Anr9 nno 10. alQuit gilt9 bis Wltte September,
anloBNdp Der Icrlemnllnng Der omelitauid)en Gab.
fabrer.
Sbibpu bi!tige Staten fir bic @eriommlun9en BON
@eienIdJaten auiseItent perben 10 iuo oieie Staten
bod ni1t auf Die Mit9lieoer ober Scienibaften bes
idrautt iuuoern bem alsemeueu 8nolitum Sngang-
i,d) 5lrianeltb 3eit sur Yerauitaltung BON 9ebei=
Greuriioneu wiro gepdbrt Sir udbere @ustunft
perbe man t OH Die 9itfeta asnten Der Veunippania
2ines oser r, gsan 9uieu, Gbiei sliant @eueral
Yaiieaser Ngent Eittsbnrg9 1a.
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YrdfiDcmt GIcDelanO

fat nod niemafs iiber Maneel an po-
pnlaritdt fid au beflagen brauben. go
popular iebOd, iuie jebt, NOR er nod
ME. Die rubige Miiroe uno uner1diit-
terlihe 6eii9feit. ipDmit er gleih
unbefiimmert nm Das Gei6rei nnb Sc
3eter ber Demagpgen, ipie nm bas boc=
trindre 9tDrgeln sGranf1 batter Gtaa=
tenre9tler als Mann Der entI1lolje=
nen 9bat benz Mufrubr aegenlber tritt
unb fiir Qlufre6tbaltung fir @eieb unb
Drbnlng forgt, bat inn bic einmiitbige
Mtlertennilna aller eeieb- unb Doter-
Ionbsliebenben 8iir9er eingetragen.
Gelbit bic font berbiienIten politifhen
MioeriaGer sonen ibm Worte bes 30.
bes, lpie iie ielten eiiiem yrdIibentea
BON se9neriiher Ssite 3u 5beil getuor-
ben 1ilO.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18
0as 0artcnsrab 81. Ser,,Ialcm,,

Ypr einigen Monaten purbe in 2on=
Don bon nlebreren 6erren Der @ebante
angereet, Die anseblihe @rabfdtte bes
Seilanoes su Serulalem, bas Jog. ,8ar=
ten9rab~, fduflib su ertperben. Gs
tpuroen Geloiammlungen fir bieIen
3lpef peranitaltet. Da Die Spenoen
rejbli6 einliefen, iab iid Der Musl9ub
balo in ben Stanb geieBt, ben Gauf ab=
suidlieBen uno fiir 1000 8. ging Die
8rabitdtte in feline 0dnoe iiber. gln
ben Gauf NOR BON 6eiten Der tiirfil6en
Nesierung Die 8eoinsuns gefniipit,
baB bic Gdufer cine Weauer um bas
Grab 3ogen, um es BON bem anliegen=
ben mobameoaniiben Griebbof 81 tren=
inen. gluber anoern Mutoritdten begte
Der perltorbene General GorbDn Die lIe=
berseuaung, bab bieies @artengrab Die
ipirtli1e 8rabitatte eyeIu 1ei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18
Grs nmo gteit,.

Miinden II. Suli. sssn benz berr=
li6en baDeriiden Martt Murnau anl
Staffeliee, Der jdbrlih BON 9auienoen
bon Spmmersaiten aus aller Serren
2anber beilt6t miro uno Den aud &o-
mig 2ubmig Der 3lpeite oft auf ieinen
Jabrten nad ben 5dloiifrn 9ieu=
i6manitein unb 2inbenbof berilbrte,
miro bem Qnoenten bes G6nigs elm
Denfmal seieBt, oeRen gntbiilluns in
&iirSe erfDlgen lo0. Sas setreue
@benbilo bes &0niss miro an elmer
prddti9en Gelienpartie, unmittelbar an
Der 5traBe nad Dberammereau, auf
md1tigem lnterbau sll iteben fommen.
Bon Der 5telIe bes 8enfmals aeniaBt
man Die berrli6ite Sernli6t auf ben
Staffellee, 9eimearterl 9ersositano
unb bas Wetteritein9ebirge. Ger
8ilbbauer Marf in Miinden fertist
Die Butte su benz genfmal. Man
iiebt Der gntbiiaunssfeier, su tuel9er
Elm srOBer Mnbrang bon @diten aus
glab unb Gern gu ertuarten fteht, idon
ieBt init allsemeiner 5pannung entse=
gen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18
9ie 0rippe.

Gie grfabrung pdbrenb alIer Sabre,
ieit oieie fatale Rrantbeit anfgetreten,
bat beipieierl baB Die fiibne 8ebaup=
tuns, Or. aings y9ieu Discoberp@ ga=
rantire politiD Die 0eilung aller uno
ieber Jdlle, ipeni rehtSeitig angetpcnoet
unb menn Der @rfranfte Die aetp06nli=
den Megein Der Sihielbft ! 6dDnuna
getpiIIenbaft beDbabtet, ihre bollIfdn-
oige 3idtiefeit bat. Us lit aber
aud eriuieien, oab bieienisen, tpel6e
Dr. Sings gew DiscoDerp benuben, ben
ssplgen Der 2ranfbeit iiber entQe=
Qeben. syebenfals taiife man cine sSla=
ihe uno made eine1 Weriud). Nie Me=
bisin lit garantirt unb bas gelD ipiro
slriideritattet, ipefl teine giinitige gDir=
fung er5ielt uirb. 3u baben in ben
Qlpotbefen BON
s. Is. miller q 5Obn
Hr. s. s. Gentfb. /
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18
NrOtefxue.

g. IS. Clifford, gem GafIel, gBis.,
litt an Neuralgia anb 9beumatismus,
iein Md9en mar In llnOronuna, ieine
leber III beforgniBerrsgenoem Graoe
an9ssrifIen, iein gppetit feblte ibm isno
er bate furdtbar an Geiuidbt unb Rraft
abgenonmen. g0m. Sbepberb, Oarris=
burg, Sll8., bate 5 Sabre lang cine fIie=
benbe Munbe All ieinena Wein. Gr de-
braudte 3 6Idi6en electric gitters ino
4 @NadtsIH Nudlsns 9trnica G5albe uno
ipar 9ebsilt Nerfauft Iii Der Mpotbefe
bon 81 s. 0liler " @obn,
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Ser beuti6e gunoesratb bat oem
gei6luB oes &eidstases. tpel6er oas
SeiuitengeieB aufbebt, feline 3ultim=
muns perla9t.
- Mit befem Grfol9e sebrau6te i'd
gesen Elm beftises 2eberleioen Or. slu=
quit G6ni9s Samburger Sropfen. =
9einrit Simmer, Detroit, Wti6.
Sn GlepelanD bat man in Der leb=
ten 3eit Geriu6e nit berittener poli=
sei gelnabt. Na6oein Die @eI9i6te
ca. $40, 600 peridlunsen, bat man bic
Sabe pieoer fallen gelahen.
SinfSebn gaiIa9iere oes aus Ye=
tersburg in StofbDlm eingetrohenen
9ampfers vSObeln" liesen in lebterer
Staot an Der Gbplera oarnieber /; iiber=
baupt madt bic Seu6e Jprti6ritte.
X Die g}a6ribt bon beoenfli6em
@eiunobeitssuitano oes Pabites, pel6e
leBte g9ode in aQe gSelt telesrapbirt
muroe, miro bon boben geamten oes
9atitans, tpie aud BON 9r. Sapponi,
Dem 2eibarst oes pabites, fir unmabr
ertlGrt.
4 Sm Nrienal bon Solllpn, Srant=
reid, bat am 9. Elm fllr9tbarer granb
einen S9aoen pon me6reren Millionen
Sranten angeri6tet. Sle grDBe Wta=
i6inenabtbeilune, in mel1er li6 nertb-
bole eleftriT6e Snltrumente befinoen,
muroe total seritDrt.
\ 8leidSeitig nit Dem Saselipetter,
bas am DorleBten 6reitag iiber port
nieoergill1 lpltroe aud
9lliance BON einem iplben beimgeIu9t.
George Slifinger perlOr baourh 1000
Stiid Grautt0pfe. gui elmer anoern
Sarm lag Der Sasel slpei Sup tief.
4 sSn eribredenoer Meiie mebren iitb
Die Selbltnoroe in Der bairii6en Nr=
NEE. Sp baben bpr eini9en 5agen
lpieber Elm Sergeant S6mitt. iopie Elm
Ginjdbriser Selbitmoro besanaen uno
elm Gorporal einen Selbiientleibunss=
Gerluh unternomlnen. Ollie brei ge=
b0rten Der @arniion 9dirnberg Oil.
y Muf Der unioerlitdt 8ien baben
bic Stuoenten cine 9lntilemiteubebe in
Scene geiebt, tuelbe INNER 9rOBeren
llmfana annimmt. Sm Mittelpuntte
oes Dalles Der Stubenten itebt Der be-
riibmte Yrofelor Der Mebisin, Gr.
neil er nit gntl6ieoenbeit
gegen bieie 9eBe auf3utreten tuagte isi=
ne YDrleiun9en iuerben bopcottet.
George M. Ynllman, Der bur1
Ieine Sanblungsmeiie ben segenpdrti-
aen Gtreif uno Die llnruben peruriad.
Ee, bat li9 bon GiberDn bel Stem Yorf,
Ipp er elm pra6tpolles 2anobaus be- i
pobnt, nod benz St. 2pren3iirom bege-
ben. 9iatiirli6, wdbreno Abas San5e
0anD unter einem bDn ibm probDsirten,
,iner 9lrbeiter &epplution glei6fom=
menben 6treit 3udt, unternimmt Der
Deilliondr in aller @emiithlibfeit eine
euitreife!
= Mu1 cine nette Sprte bon Staats- !
oberbaupt, freilib ettpas anoers als,|
bic Maite, altman, pennoper unb Nlt=
gelt. ilt Der 8puperneur bon NDrb Oa=
Iota. Dieier Biebermann bat in aller
uno 8eI1eibenbeit bel 9iftator
Debs Inn GrlaubniB sebeten, sinen
3ug NIT Der aus ben JelOlager beiin=
febrenben Gtaatsmili3 beiOrbern unb
10 bic iingen Rrieser betni Su Muttern
bringe1 gu biirfen. SITES ein Munber,
Ipern Qeutsn ipie Gebs unb Sovereign
Ser Ramm i1pillt BEL elmer berdrtigen
ppn Mutb uqo Sbneinig-
Felt llns tbut nur Die Mlilis In Der
5eele leio, bic es Dpr G6am bermutb-
(ih faum 9etpagt boben ipirb, fitb bas
beim out Der @trabe 81 ssiaeil.
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\ 9lm 8. fat Elm 6euer in 2opete,
unsarn, 400 6duier 5erit0rt. Se6s
perione1t famen in ben 5lamulen um.
cScncr 9feiieuhe

ioate cine 10O0=Meien=5iet Der Gleoelauo Narietto
giIenbabu baben oas gut fir elm Sabr uuo iiber fol-
9enoe Stnien gilltig iit: Baltimore q Ohio 5piifen
pittsburgh uno Columbus, 81 Glepelano & Utariet=
to- 6lepelano 81 Btttsburgb Ginuuuati & Musfiu-
gum 9alep Grie & pitt8burgb, Snbianopolis & @in-
tennes, Biitsbnrgb @ineinnati Gbica9o & ct 2ouis.
Pittsbnr9b, ST. g9apue 81 Gbcago. Yittsburgb,
& Nibtabula. 5oleoo Wabonoin9 @ols
Iep & CDio. Gerrc 3ante & indianapolis, @aubalia
9lnie, Waen 9aln.
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BmdIems Mrnifa galbc.

Die bette Salbe in Der gDelt fiji
S6nittmunOen, Gefdmiire, Salsflub,
Siebermunoen, Nusi9las, auIseiprun=
gene Sdnbe, Troitbeulen, Siibneraugen
uno ale 9autausi6ldse, iotpie iie be-
itimmt Samorrboioen beilt. sic miro
garuntirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbeit gu se=
ben, Ober oas 8elb miro auriifseseben.
Yreis Is Gents per S6a6tel bel s. 6.
Miller unb SDhn.
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Gs mar elm tlerpDIer 9lnfaa, )

Gs mar elm ilerp0ier 9lnfall, Der
Dpllitdnbig unb fir bic Dauer gebeilt
ipurbe. Mer berartiseil Nnfdllen, ber
Gpilepiie, Grdmpfen,. bem ct. 8eits=
tang, pber ailbern eriliten Rranfbeiten
geit0rter NerDentbdtbi9feit. llnteripDr=
fen 1T, Der frage BEL Grau Qena Cooper
in GlebelanD, g., 1854 2oraiil Ctr,
an tDie ibr 9r. Mbeeler'S MerpenItdr=
lungs Mittel getbarl, na9bem Tie a6t
Sabre lang ssooftert, uno Die Merste
ibre Granfheit als unbeilbar erfldrt
batten. Gle fat erfldrt vHiele Me=
oiSin bat mir auBerorOentli1 gut ge=
than, mas id gerne 9e9eniiber Seoer=
mann be3eugen min. Diefe grnBe
Nernenmebi3in lit su 81 au baben bei
Dr. s.. s.. Weutfd. Mpotbeier.
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Read Up.
KA EN

*Daily. tExcept Sunday fFlag stop. Meals,
DARK Faced Type denotes from IL 90 noon to - m
midnight; Light Faced from II 90 midnight to IL 90 noon
JOSEPH WOOD, EA. FORD,
., - General Manager, General Passenger Agent
5-3l-N.-f Il TTsBURGH, PENNA
For lime cards rates of fare, through tickets
baggage checks, and further information re-.
gardlng me running OF trains apply to any
Agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
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Budner, Seras. Sabre fit t1 an
rbeumatifdkn S9mtrsen, unb mar
tdafS bettldseriS, bur6 bte Mnwen.
buns BON ct. Satcbs Oel ipurbe tt
bauernb sebeilt. - Mnanba Mcr,cn.
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Gerfaufer berlanat Y :
UNI etneu
erleieneu
Wprrath

ppn Bdumen VRanjrn unn Gnatfnrtaifein 81 perfanl
feu Gtne beraie Gpntiniilipn ooer SebaIt uirb mh'
tbenlib hesabt 1auernoe unb gut besablenee Botipn
fir 9ntcAdnner. Mndn9ern peroen iprselle gDrtheilt
gepdbrt Wenu oerlangt 10 ipirb ben @erfdnlerQ
En- srens assss 16}nsi sss an a
The Hawks Nursery Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
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Obne feines @Ieitben iif
ST. JAkOBS 0EL
Memral9ie.

ct. Qeuts, @o.-- Mtt gerBnaBer
empftble td bte Mnwenbuns Yrn ct.
Safcbs Sel eesen neuraleifHe Shmer-
gen. SD tpurbe bauernb burd ben Ge-
brauh tefelben sebetlt. t.-H. .G. Trcll.
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TobrpIon Il araft isit benz 8. Snli 1854.

Nos. 336 and 33s connect at Wellsville for
Steubenville and Bellaire. Nos. 3SS and S42
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East
BETWEEN BAYaRD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18

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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-12
THE COLONEL GOT ANGRY
AND SPOKE VERY PLAINLY TO MEMBEl

AND SPOKE VERY PLAINLY TO MEMBERS
 OF COURT OF INQUIRY.
 RICHMOND, Va., Dec. 11.-Some time ago Col. H. c. Jones, commandant of the First Virginia regiment, acting upon an order from Colonel Naile, acting brigadier- general, giving him authority to convene general court martals, ordered a court martial to investigate the charges against an enlisted man.
 When this court convened the judge ad- vocate- general raised the point Of Colonel Jones' right to convene the court martial. He was sustained in his position, the court deciding that while waiving the question of the right of the acting brigadier general to order a general court, that officer certainly had 10 authority to delegate this power to Colonel Jones. The body declared that it had no legal existence and so in formed Colonel Jones.
 The members of the court were sum- moned by Colonel Jones to meet him at the armory last night, and on their appearance the colonel spoke, it is said, pretty plainly and threatened 10 have the court martial court-martialed. He was told by the members of the court that they had tried to do their duty, and they were willing to stand by their action.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-12
NO APPOIN TMENT
On the Railroad Com mission Will Be Made at Present, Though Jefferson
 Stands at the Top.

MONTGOMERY, Dec. 11.-[special. l-The committee of the Commercial club of Bir- mingham appeared before Governor Oates tonight in behalf of the appointment of the Birmingham man for railroad conmis- sioner. Speeches were made on this line by Rufus N. Rhodes chairman of the com mittee, B. B. Conner, F. Y. Anderson and Mayor VanHoose, after which the com mittee was discharged and individual mem. bers were called upon to speak in behalf of their candidate.
 Rufus N. Rhodes spoke for Ross c. Smith. Frank V. Evans followed him. making ths speech of the evening, saving that Ross Smith was representative young democrat without frills or furs; that he had stood by every Dominee of the party, was business man in the strictest sense of the word and the choice of everything north of Calera and four-fifths of everything south of that point; that Jefferson county had 2oS miles of railroad track within her borders and that the freightage of the Bir- mingham district was larger than the cot ton freghtage of the southern states
 After remarks of the gentlemen repre- senting Jefferson county Governor Oates made remarks which led the Jefferson dele gation to believe that Mr. Ross Smith would be one of the appointees to a posi- tion on the railroad commission. though the governor said that there was some ob- jection by members of the legislature to continuance of the commission. and the appointment would therefore not be made until February.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-12

graduated before they can be appointed by the President. h. other words, the list from which the President appoints must be confined to graduates of this consular school, just as his appointees to positions in the army and navy are confined to grad uates of West Point and Annapolis. It is thought by this method that the consular service oi the United States can be so inn proved that it will be of greatly more ben- it to this country. These graduates must not only study the laws of this country, and familiarize themselves with it's inter- national trade relations, but must also study the language and customs of other countries. This idea has been put into ef- feet by older countries, and this Is one req son why they excel the United States in foreign trade. consul is the business agent of his government, and he should possess those qualifications demanded of its representative by business house. Under the Democratic tariff the trade of this country with foreign nations will be- come more extended, and it becomes more imperative that our ccnsuls should possess the qualifications pointed ont. It is but natural that this suggestion for a consu lar school should originate in Birmingham, which has found market for It's coal and coke in the countries south of us. Gen. R. D. Johnston has introduced in the Con- mercial Club resolution embracing the foregoing principles, and it was heartily received.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-12
A NOTABLE CRIMINAL.

ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 11.--Jim Lawshe was sentenced today by Judge Newman to eight years in the Ohio penitentiary for counterfeiting. Lawshe served a time once before for counterfeiting. He is an expert in making coins. The secret service has Eeen after him many times, but has con- he resented the charge that he had made the coins produced. They were the work of bungler, he said, and added that he would be ashamed to turn out such poor job. Lawshe has had an eventful career. Once when prisoner he fitted up still in his cell and made corn whisky there for some time, using the corn bread which was served to the prisoners. At another time he escaped from jail here, and carried with him pet dog and litter of puppies which he had in his cell