davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-09
Auerton's Oiamant.
Cine inn9e Dame fnoet oen perIorenen 6oel
tetn i'm Rinnitetn uno liefert ibn Dem
OerIterer aus.

Samuel SO. 9Qertort, Bet befannte
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., pflegt in leinem Semi
oenbulen etnen 0iamarten gu tragen, auf
Den CT un9emetn itol5 lit, un6 I'M ben ibn
ale letne Treunbe beneiben. 6err NQerton
l6Gbt ben Q8ert6 be5 9liBenoen SteineS
auf $500. Qlm 9onneritag gegen Ottt@
tag, ais NQerton Sic State Str. in Der
0tGbe Der NoamS Str. cntlang cling, Der
miBte ct pl0blt9 ieinen f%oitbaren Sbn1uf,
uno er fam 81 Der l1eber5eu9ung, baB bcr7
lelbe nnmtcbcrbrtngLi6 fiir i'm Derz
loren let. Nnfan9S ba6te er oaran, bic
6itlfe oer Bolt5ei fir Die MiebererIangung
Oes SumelS in Nniprucb gu ne9men.
S6lteBlt6 entl9loB ct ii6 ober, eS nit
elmer 3eitungSan5eige 81 Derluc9en.
Ser Otamant lag in3tptlben ruDig in
Dem Etnnitein an Der State Str, nobe
oer QlOam3 Str, 6urc9 Staub uno Sbmub
ben 8llfcn Der Boiianten ent5o9e1. Gau>
ienoe Don Yerl0nen gingcn al Dem SbaBe
porbet, o6ne gu a6ncn, 0aB tie sort Elm
fleincs GermOgen bGtten oufbeben f0nnen.
@egen 6 l1br NbenOS fam 3ufGQtg SRI.
Seine Seeteman bon 1862 Q8abaib Npe.
beS 8e9S. Sic befon0 iicb auf Dem 9}acbz
ballletpe9e bon elmer Ginfauf8tour uuo mar
nit eini9en 8adet1en belaoen. @ine3
ojeier 8afetben purbe i9r BON einem
frdfti9en 8inoitOB aus Ser 6anb g~eriifen
IL. fiel in ben 9ttnnitein bina6. 9ls Die
iunge Game it6 biiftc, nm OaIielbe aufSuz
beben, itrablte ibr OaS Iebbafte 6elter zines
g%ldn3enOen @oeliteines entgc9en. Sic
ltefte ben Su1O in Die &aicbe, na0m ben
nG6iten &a6elSu9 na6 6auie unb seigte
ben Stein ibrem @ater, Der leineu boben
Nertb erfannte. Qlm Somitog fril6 las
6err Seelemau bie Qln3etge Quertous in
elmer O}Or9enjettun9. Sbne SGlmen be-
CAB ct ii9 5u 6errn Merton, I'M oielem
mtt8ut6eilen, baB lein Oiamant IN guten
6Gn6en iet.
Nm Nacbmitta9 ipra5 Srau Querton in
Der SeeLeman'i6eH 8obnHng Dor, ibenti7
~ftstrte ben Steiu ais ben ibreS @atten un0
erbielt TIN eingcbdnbigt. Sic bate nod
ntcbt LANCE 6aS Seeleman'ibe 6auS pers
laiielt, ais Elm Botentnabe BORT nit etnem
8rtefe bon 0errn NQerton an SRI. Seelez
man eribien. Ser 8rtef entDielt ben
9anf NuertonS an Die iun9e Dame in Sc
italt zines Gbeds iber 5000.
, 1894-04-09

Die republifanil6en Mtt9lteOer oeS
neuen Staotratbs baben BEN DQr8eltrtgen
Nbeno, iotpte BEN 9eitrtgen 0facblltttag
unb ben Nben6 bis 1pdt in bic Ota6t btn@
6etn ba3u benubt, nm itcb AT etnem ipitena7
ttiben &f gegen ben WtaDor 3u rulten.
2tm Samitag Nben6 bielten bic republl7
fanilben Nloermen. ctnen Caucus 0b, III
pelcbem ite Elm Gomtite ernannten, 0nS 3u@
ndcblt beQllftragt tpar, cine Der beuttgen
Staotrat6Sitbut9 Dor5ulegen0e republtfa7
nii3e Site Der r~e9clmaBt9cn StaotratbS7
Counties sulammen5uitellcn. 0ieieS 60
mite trat geitcrn 9tacbmittag nm 3 ltbr I'M
@ranb Baciftc 6otel 3uiammen unO mar
bis ipGt am Nben0 in StBung, ielbltDer>
ltGnbltcb binter gei6lpiienen Sbiiren. QQS
G0ritbeuoer fun9lrte NlO. Wfaooen, unb Die
iibrtgen Mit9lieOer beS S~r9antlationSz
@omiteS itnb Die Nloermen Wfann, O'9teiQ,
lltei6, @ampbel, BiOpeu, Sent, @ons
nab, WiibtbOfer, 8eG unD &leinefe. 9aS
@rge6niB Ser 8eratbung tpuroe natitrltcb
nicbt befannt gegeben, bod %Derlautet, baB
Qlo. Wtaoben, ser 8oritBer De5 6tnan5>
GomiteS un6 Nlb. Wtonn Der bes SultiS>
@omlteS bleiben miro. 0orltBer oeS Goz
mites fir StraBen Der g6eitlcite ipiro ents
ipeoer Qtl6. BibmeQ ooer Qlb. GalnpbeQ
tperoen.
Nlb. O'9eeiQ miro tpa9ricbetnlicb Gor>
itBer 6eS @omttes fir @iienbabn7 Nneelez
9enbetten iperOen. Sin Spe5tal7@Omite
fit 0oberle9un9 Der 8%abugeletle iOI ntc5t
mebr erllannt merbeu, unO iouen Die 8ez
fugniile oeiielben benz @tienbabn7Gomite
itbertragcn nerben. Sir bo8 Gomite fiir
8eleu6tungSDeien iou Bib. Seats, fiir baS
fiir Werften uno Offcntlicbe @runoititfe
9Io. OopeQ in QuSitcbt genommen 1etn.
Qllb. Sobn q. Goote iou 8orltber DeS So
l~i;cicomitcS tper0en, Quo. gtoble 8oritber
OeS Sbulcomite5.
Die OemOtratii6en N(oermen Gielten ges
itern No9n1tttag inn SHERMAN 0ouie eben>
fails Elm Caucus ab, III tDeldcm lie be-
i6(oiien, @npfe6lrngen fir Die 3uiams
menlebung Der @omitcs in SOrm zines Wtz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Stabtratbsl tbun9 Dor@
3~ulcgen. Stir ibren &f gegen Die re=
publifontl6e Wtebr6eit beS Stabtratbs 6a>
ben tie aber gar feline NuSii6tcn.
Wapor ISopttnS ptrb Dem Staotrat6
6eute Qlben0 pOrauSii6tli9 eineu Eebenz
i6aftsberi6t uber bic btSberi9e SbGttgfett
ieiner Qbminiitration porLegen. Der 8e>
ricbt miro nomentltb bic auf bte Grbobung
Der 8abngcleiie bin5ielcnOen 8eitrebungcn
oeS MtaporS beiprecben unO, mie es beiBt,
cine Hcbuftion Der 3abL Der 8Oli3eiribter
empfeblcn.
NuBerbem miro Der W3oDor bette Q(6eno
Der StabtratSiibung bret 8etobptibaften
5uiteaen, iammtlib 9egen Bic bon Der !ebs
ten Sta0tratbSltbung a"ngenommenen
SroueDsO rbinan5en 9eri6tet,
, 1894-04-09
abe,,nblatt Der autnofa staot4- BeHtstta, aetontaa, 9. aprtl 1894.
Die Qldne oes neuen Staotratbs.

Die Republifaner sum Kampfe oeoen oen
Mayor or9oniirt, = Die Doritber Der
perf6teoenen Counties. = Gin Reden=
fdaftsberi6t uno ole Dctobotiboften oes
Mayors fir ole heuti9e Staotraths.
Sibure.
, 1894-04-09

AS- Suuhtaes @amPbtt bh FBm admSuHm bB med8H#n ebesO FIRE usdonbt e&abe an
EESNER & co., Queintae Maenkn, Np gurt.
1852 mS 154 Tranfliu ctr.
, 1894-04-09
Gutfdm nit Ser Beute.

tSerr unb Srau 8ooOcof, $50. 80 49,
MonroeitraBe. i~tatteten geitern Nabmittag
8efannten einen 8eiu9 ab, @s tpar be-
reitS 8 u6r, ais tie mte6er na9 6ouie
tamen. gu ;brem @%ritaltnen bemerfte
Srau 8OpOcod, ais iie bie 3reppe btnaltfz
itieg, 2ibt i'm Speiie3immer unb auBerbem
be9ab lib nacb Der t1Gc6iten QIpOtbefe unb
alarmtrte bic Yoli5et, Ser Patrolpa9en
tam balo angeralieIt, bic 8arnungS9IoGe
ert0nte unb Ser Sptbbube nterfte, baB
feline Nnipeienbeit entoedt 1et. Sc6nell
lOibte ct bic 2ampe aus, 0ffncte sic 6intcrz
tbir un6 entfam burcb Sic N4ep, ebe bic
4oli3iiten bas 6auS ulniteQt batten. 6crr
Moobcof lcbGBt ben 0ert6 Der bon benz
@inbrec6er gemacbten 8eute auf $500 bis
$500.
, 1894-04-09

~ gtcsf gs'spu b gha sana IN gaus aet: g96 ra6ts be. a@en SObann SOfi9.n
W6a"GrroH Don b6tuHnnsm WrHI ia CT ntt aln enn GrHnnS,. ipnRTn aud 3ugIH
Gin nSbrenba DantI if nnb aat badutt wn Wmrr Ban @u amgrR tmuEEsabs 8ardnh,"
, 1894-04-09

Wau bite d Ur Rcdabmunsen!
Srd hh SobaHn& ofibe IGausG rraEt bat bic untrDuno Don, Jpbanm Soft" auf ZEN
9Ne etr itemU Efas
, 1894-04-09
Die Oafdn7en ausoefiut.

Bic 8ret5ri9ter bon Goof GountD 6aben
am Samitag 9tabmittag enolicb Die
@acon3cn in ber Experimentation aus
9e1lIut, rloem tic Soiepb 0onnerS6erger
81 1etnem eigencn 9tacbfolger, unb Setter
ION 0Oo9ttnS, ben Brdlioentcn Der Stint
bull & @obb StOne 60, sum Nacbiolger
pes aus8el6tc0enen GonumiiidrS l3ortt,
S. Jtui1eu eripQbIten. 6err 6oogfins lit
Elm alter &riegSDeteran uno lGu9iGbrioer
Jtepubltfaner. Sn Chicago Icbt CT ieit benz
Sabre 1872. ST por Wtit9lieo 6es Gountpz
rat1s, nadboetr bic 8ubler Derurt6eilt unO
1acb Solicit 9ei9tft tDorDen paren. Seinen
QSo9nltb bat er in @ugleiDoob.
, 1894-04-09

Die Srage, ob Sobn 9tpin9iton SeDmour
toOt ODER nocb GIN 2eben lit, lit noc5 ebenlo
Dtfen, mic itc eS an benz Gage mar, an
ipelbem, I'M DECEMBER %pOri9en SaDreS III
9tcn gorter 3cttungen Die Nn3tt9e erl6tert,
oaB er 9eltDr6en lei.
Q8te es jeBt icbcint, bat SeDmDur Stpct
@atttnnen 5t gLctcber 53ett gebabt, uno
>pGbranb bic Satin $50. 2 ftcber lit, oaB er
to0t 1T, erflGrt leine Satin SEQ. !, 0aB ite
ber 3o0esnQ3ric6t fetnen 0lauben beimeiie.
Nob Goo~eSan3ct9en IN Stem Yorfer
53eitungen iou SeDmour am 9. 9e3embcr
1898 in San 6ranciSco gcitprben fem.
Der Io6eSanseige ipar 6ie 8itte IN Die
G6icagoer 3eituu9en 8u9cfli9t, Die Nn5et8e
nacb3uDruden.
S9on Damal5 ipuroe Bic 9ta6ricbt bon
benz Sooe Scnmour'5 bon 9euten, Die i'm
fannten, a%ngesmeifelt, neil Seymour in
Stem Oorf inter mcbreren Q(nflaQen, Grf
8etrltg G~autenb, 9epjtni6t murbe. Wtan
na6m an, oaB CT ltcb DerbDr9en battle, I'm
Der 8erbaftung gu entgeDen.
SIM 2erington 6ntel tdu6te gegcn bic
Mitte DeS 9e3cmbcr bier cine in Grauer
gctlei6ete 6rau ouf, Die ii9 fir Die Q8itttpe
SeDmour'S a1Sgab, uno ipclbc behauptete,
am SterbeIager tbreS 0atten, iDipie AUDI
BEL Der @erbrcnnung ietner 2etbe, ipeLbe
abt Yfuno Nibe ergebcn babe, gelDclen 81
ietn. Sic crflGrte, Die Ql9e in Seem Oort
6ciIeBen laIIcn uuo oann na6 europa geben
3u pollen. S6rer 2tnga6e nab bate tic
por 5pei Sabren SepnlOur 9ebeirat6et.
SCUM DpDnt aber in go. 10 26. StroBe
aud6 cine 6rau emma Seymour, pel9e
nit Sobn 2iUin9iton Seymour am 81.
O1ai 1886 in 8iQiam3pDrt, &c. g., Die
G6e eingegangcn 5u lett bebolptct.
9ieie Nrau SeDlnDur 9tD. l 1T BET Qln>
1icbt, oaB So6n &tpingiton nocb am 2eben
lei, uno bic gtabricbt BON lctnem SOOe nur
berbrettet babe, nm licb Der 0erfolgun9 au
ent5ieben. Sic bat lett Bret Sabren bon
ibrem @atten 9"etrennt gelc6t uno itD Ourdb
6aS 6alten BON &olt9Gagern hie Wittet
5u11t 2ebcnSunterbalt eriDOrben. Sic ers
3Gblt, baB t9r 0atte ein Sau9entcbtS Jet,
Der tbr ntht Die OtitteL gum 2ebensunters
bait ge9eben, unb iDr iogar n01 @elo gez
1to6len, oaS ie iicb militant burb WGltben
Derbtent babe. Ginmal babe ct ibr 50 aus
bent 8ortemDnuQte genommen, I'M oaS
gel6 bann I'M &elan0 6otet nit etnem Gn>
beren Srauen5immer gil Dcribpenoen.
6rau SeDmour 9tp. l beablt9ti9t, gegen
tbren @atten, Ben lie noh am 2eben 8Iaubt,
iebt et1e S9ej6un8SfLa9e ein5uleiten.
gu ben GbtcagOer Opfern beS S6ptnbz
lerS Sepmour geb0rt H.. 81. Der GerIog8z
buc6bGn6Ier $. S. Smith, BEN CT Tin $500
bci6minOelte, ferner 81. 8. Groub, bon Der
Sirma 81. 8. Groub & So, uno Elm 6err
g8eiicr, tpeldbe ourcb ibn ebenfals ic $500
DerlOren.
2lnfra8cn in San Tronctsco no9 GeDz
mour 6abcn Sic NnttDort c%rgebet, baB man
bort bon Oemielben NIGHTS piiie.
, 1894-04-09
6u Go0e 9equetfht.
6wei 2lrbeiter werocn unter einem herab
fauieuoen 5ohritubI be9raben.

Sranf &enne6o nnb Trc6. &0nig, 3pei
Observation-Disclosures, moren geitern frii6
in Der columbus Gloaf Company, @de
Statc uno WtOnroe Str, nit Der 9teparaz
tur OeS @lepatOr5 bclcbGftigt. Sic 6atterl
ben Sa6ritubI I'M l. Stofmert ite6en laiz
fen unO bc9aben iicb bann nucb benz Gro>
gei6oB, I'M bort Die notbpenDjgen 0tepaz
raturen por3unehmen. g86breno ite MN
AM 8Oben beS SCbacbteS arbeitetcn, bcrnerfz
ten ie 5u ibrem Gntieben, 6oB iicb bas
Sriebz &abel beS GleOotor5 in 8epegung
ieBe. Gbe ie no9 etnen Nu8gang finoen
tonnten, ibOb 0a9 ltnget6im auf ite binz
ltnter un0 be9rlb tie unter leiner S6pere.
2luf baS 6tIfe9eibrei Der 8eioen parcr
anbere in benz @ei6dft bei9afti9te Nrbeiter
berbeigeetlt. Oils Der @lepator tpic0er bin
auf9e3o9en ipor0en mar, fano man Sem
ne0D ais 9eicbe uno &Dni9 benuBtlos un6
uno i6perOerlebt am @oOen Iiegen.
S0nt8 Wuroe iofort nocb benz County
6Oipttal 9ei6afft unb bort feline GerleBun=
gen ais IebenSgefG6rlic6 crflGrt. Sem
nebb's 2eibe ipuroe nab Siegmunb'S
M2orgue 9ebracbt. Qluf pelcbe @eiie ii6
Der @leDator ploBlidb in Betpegung ieBtc,
lit btSber unauf9eflGrt geblieben. Na9rz
i6etnlt6 tparen Die 8etben Bel Der 9lrbeit
0em ~9ettun9SletG unoorit6ti9er Neiie 81
na9e 9efommen. &en1tebD'5 Samilie pobnt
an @6e Der @ol6 uuo 0arriion Ctr, uno
&ont8's in III 8Loomingbale JtOaO.
, 1894-04-09
8Iattern in ser QrmorY.
Gin 6efon9ener itirbt an oen fdwar5er
SIattern; aII9emetne 3einieun9 Ger Staz
ton mo theiIpetie Quarantdntrun9
oerielben.

0}idt eerin9en S9refen beruriabte
9eitern Qbenb in Der Qlrmorp Bic Wttttbctz
lung eineS Der 8eamtelr, boB elmer Der in
BEN s3euen inbaftirten Strol6e al Ben
Icbpar5en 8lattern 9eitorben mdre. Ser
8eritorbene, Senion Sherman, lit fem
9tame, mar ge9en 4 lt6r bon etnem
6reunoe mach Ser Station gebracbt unb auf
leinen Wunidb in elmer 3eIIe unter9ebracbt
nOrOcu. 2uS Der S9lieBer eiui9e Stunz
BEN ipater Sbcrman's 3eue p%aiitrte, be-
merfte CT 3u ieinem Gntleben, oaB oeS Sc
fangenen @eiicbt unO 6dn0e cine buutle
6Qrbun9 angenommel1 batten uno 6erielbe
ii9 Dor Sbmer5en f0rmli6 tpanb. 9aS
0eilnbbettsamt ipurbe bena6rtcbtiQt ulb
Der i1Ieuntgit herbei9efOmmene 0oftOr
Sum erfIGrte, baB Sherman int iblimmz
ten Stadium Der i9marSen Yoden itcb be-
finoe. QSGbreno bet 8orberettung gu
ieincm transport naA Dem Beitbauie
ltarb Sherman. Sofort lpuroe Die QlrmorD
inter QuarantGne 9eiteQt, unb bic iGn1mtz
Itcben @efangenen ltno g oli3titen geimpft.
Damn pur0cn Die 40 @efongenen nacb Der
%. StraBe Station geic6afft unb baS gauge
@eb0uoc elmer griinbltcben Nu%srGucberultg
untermorfel1. Die mG6rcnb oeS Qbenos unb
Der Ota6t TIM 2trmorD>9 iitrict oerbafteten
8erlonen pur6en na5 anoeren Stationen
de1Chdfft.
, 1894-04-09

Ser Nvbeiter Garl &un3e mltr6e am
Samitag NbenO furs Dor Mjtternacbt an
bet @de Der 9eSpIaineSz unO 6arrtionitr.
bon einem 9taub9eieuen an9efalIen, Set
oDne ptel TeberleieuS einen SbuB auf i'm
abfeuerte. Die &ugel rib beinabe Den
rebten 3ei9cfinger bes Nnge8rtffenen bin
meg. @int9e 8OIi5iiten ndberten iib unb
ser Mngreifer Lief 0aDon.
, 1894-04-09
Stdoti1bes.
mobrideinlih Elm SdwinOler=
Grid.

:. S. Seymour ldBt Ole 11adri4t pom ieinem
0ooe perbreiten, um itb DER DerfoI9un9
3u ent3iehen. CT uhinterldbt" 3pei
Oattinnen.
, 1894-04-09

Mlarp Seating, tpelcbc am 30. MGrs
bon tbrem 2ieb6aber Sobn Gobe t0btlicb
o%erpunoet tpurOe, itarb geitern Wtorgen i'm
SountD0o ipitol. SIS lit Ger 8oli3ei bis
leBt ni9t ~gelungcn, bes M0rOers babbaft
5u tDerben.
, 1894-04-09

Nn5etgen in Der NbenbauS9abe Ser Sui
nots StaatS5eitung baben ben beiten @rfolg.
, 1894-04-09
Starb i'm 2(Lter pon 100 1obren.

9te am Samitag in benz 6auie, 1888
Brairie Qtpe. i'm boben glitter BON 1O6 Sab
cen beritorbene 6ralt WaurpbD 1par cine Der
llteiten QlniieoIerinnen Gbico9o'S. Sic
bate Dier3ebn &inOer unO iiberlebte ale,
nit @usnabme elmer Gobter, Ser iebt in
Nitorta, Ore, wobnboften Trau 2nnie
Sinnett. Srau OlurpbD lebte iiber 40
Sabre in Gbica9o. Sic fam nit i6rem
Wanne, einem &eiieli6miebe, in Sen flint
tiger Sabren, ais nod Sic 9iitrictc auBcrz
balb Ser 5p0Iften StroBe i'm Sitbcn, ber
DiDiiiOnitroBe i'm g}orbcn uno Ser 6alitcbz
TtraBc I'M @eiten, 81 ben 8oritd6ten gcrccbz
net murben, bierDer. Trau WturpDD mar
n%icr1alS tranf unb ~erfreute iib fait bis gu
tbrer 3ObeStunbe elmer ouBeroroentltcben
fOrperliben unO g%eiiti9en Srii6e. 0aS Sc
9rdbntB lamb geitern auf Dem GalOarpz
Gtr3bpf itatt.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
Curious Surgery.
stream.

At the Bicetre Hospital in Paris,
the well-known surgeon, NJ. Landry,
has performed a curious operation on
a workman of Belgian nationality.
The Belgian got drunk a short time
ago and was taken TO the police sta
tiOn at Gentilly when in a state OF
utter helplesSness. While he was IN
the cells another drunkard, a me-
chanical engineer named Machant,
was brought in in state bordering
on delirium tremens Machant was
in a terribly excited state, and he
attacked his fellow prisoner with ex-
traordinary ferocitY. striking him
and, hOr ible to relate, biting Oh
both his ears.
When he came to himself Machant
became very penitent and asked to
be taken to the bedside Of his vic
tim, who was now in the Blcetre
Hospital, in order to ask his forgive
ness. Dr. Landry, who was there
sa d: "ShouId you like to give him
back his ears?
'CertalnIy," said the man.
Then" said the doctor, 'let me
cut a couple of small slips of flesh
from your arm, and it can be done. y
The man consented, and the doctor
did as he had suggested. The pieces
of flesh he shaped as well as he could
to the likeness of a pair Of ears, and
10 red them to the wounded ESaceS
According to the latest account, the
operation has been a complete sue
cess London News.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
The Glass in H.

''What did you like best in En-
gland?" asked the young woman who
wore glasses Of the young woman who
wore curls, as they rode up in Mad
isOn avenue car. "Was it not West
Minister? When l first saw that no.
BILE pile I cannot tell you how 1T
thrilled mel"
Eyes, Westminster is pretty" said
the girl with the curlS, selecting her
adjective felicitouSly. "But | didn't t
like that nearly SO well assome other
things"
The cathedral towns are charm
ing," ventured the other. 'And the
country is divine. Truly, now, did
you ever dream Of so paradisiacal a
a region as DevOn?"
Devon" repeated the girl. 'Oh,
yes 1t is pretty there. But what
/ liked best was school | visited
where they tried to teach the chill
dren to pronoun e their his Oh, it was
lovely The whole class would chant
in unison The 'Orn Of the 'unter is
'eard on the ill ana then they
would follow that up with, low Ugh
e 'olds s aughty 'ead.' 1t was GER
tainly the best part of my visit to me.
| hope you didn't mis- it,"
But the young lady with glasses
said that, unfortunately, she had not
included the Cockney schools in her
S ght-seeing.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
1t Had Occurred to Them

A girl had dislocated her jaw and
was taken to the doctor, who gu ckly
reduced the diSl0catiOn and appl ed a
bandage to keep the Jaw IN pos tiOn.
The doctor was young man, who
had never had such case before. He
was uncertain, therefore, what fee
he ought to charge. and went into
the other room and consulted tariff
Of charges published by the local
medical society.
This said, For reducing dislOca-
tion of the jaw, one to three guineas "
The pat ent was evidently IN poor
circumstanc. and the doctor saw
that even the minimum fee was not
likely to be forthcoming. 50 he in
quired by way OF getting a clew,
whether she had ever had her Jaw
dislocated before
''Oh, yes sir" repl ed the mother.
about twelve months ago. She was
treated by doctor at"
How much did he charge?"
"A shilling, sir"
Didn't that strike you as being a
somewhat peculiar fec:"
"Well, yes" replied the woman,
1--WE did think it d good deal"
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Appreciated Her Work.

Notwithstanding her wonderful
gifts, Nine. Sand was sincerely mod
est On one occasion a discussion
arose about the latest work Of a
writer who, though vapid and dull
as a rule. had flashes of something ap-
preaching genius. The book is not
good throughout said Nine. Sand.
"Dut it contains at least a descrip-
tion Of Venice which pleases me
greatly" Several OF her hearers
agreed with her, Tut were under the
impression that they had already met
with this des rptiye piece some
where.
"Egad. | know where" suddenly
exclaimed her son; and OF he rushed
TO the book shelves. 10 find a novel
W itten BY his mother, in which he
found the very description. which had
been copied almost word for word.
What. Is this by me:' Nine.
Sand repeated. aStonishei and
startled; Il had no idea OF it, AfteI
all, it is really not Sd bad" An
opin on which was warmly Endorsed
by her friends.
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''Many persons who are SuperSti-
tiOus regard the breaking Of look
ing-glaSS as an omen Of bad luck, "
said John L. BeardGof Detroit, at the
St James, 'but L had an experience
once where | think that the break
ing of a looking glass was the means
of saving my life, | was the keeper
in the State Insane Asylum at the
time One evening about II O'Clock
| was sitting in my room reading,
when | heard the door suddenly
open, and on turning around was
startled to see one Of the patients, a
man whose mania often took a most
violent form. standing in the door
way. He had always been kelt un-
der lool and key, and how he man
aged TO get out is mystery to me TO
this day,
Il tried to appear as cool as posi-
bic, and asked him what he wanted.
Il have come TO kill you,' he replied,
at the same time taking a pistol
from his pocket, which he had "a ned
possess on Of in some unaccOuntable
mann1r. AS he advanced toward
me his eyes wandered around the
room, when all at once he saw bis
own image in a large mirror that
hung on the wall His whole de
meanor changed in an instant, and,
seem ne 10 forget all about me. he
crept aud to what he supposed To be
anos her man. Suddenly. and W til
an awful yell, he raised the pisto
and fired point-ol blank at his image in
the glass The mirror was broken
into a thousand pieces His back
was turned to me, and in al instant
/ sprang upon him. and held him til
heip arrived, when we locked him uI
securely. | nave always thought
that glass was tn means OF saving
my life. ST Louis Clio. e Demo
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their death. The greater number or
the corpses were those of men, and
the statistics GO to prove what has
been already proved-that those who
commit suicide oftener choose the
summer than the winter for their
trash act" It is strange, but true,
that the brighter and more unhappy
souls find strength and nerve to end
their miseries. AS to what percent
age of the Morgue subjects are sui
cides OF course no man can tell; but
probably it is very high. Black and
White
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Every animal has its own means OF
defence or escape. Frogs save them
selves by lumping-an art in which
they probably excel all other forms
of vertebrates But Mr.. w. I'll. Hud-
son once encountered frog which,
as he SAYS, was not like other frogs
in that it possessed weapons or
offence. He was snipe shooting, and
peering into d burrow, saw a burlY
looking frog sitting in the entrance.
With the instinct of naturalist he
set about capturing it, The frog
watched him, but remained motion
less. What followed is thus de-
scribed by Mr.. Hudson;
Before / was near enough TO make
a grab, it sprang straight at my
hand and catching two OF my I'm
gers with it's fore legs, administered
a hug so sudden and violent as to
cause an acute sensation of pain.
Then, at the very instant | expert
enced this feeling, which made me
start back quickly, it released its
hold, and bounded out and away.
l flew after it, and barely man
aged to overtake it before it could
gain the water. Held firmly pressed
behind the shoulders, it was power
less to attack me, and then noticed
the enormous development or the
muscles of the forelegs, usually small
in frogs bulging out in this individ-
ual like second pair of thighs, and
giving it strangely bold and for
midable appearance.
| held my gun w thin its reach,
and it clasped the barrel with such
| force as to bruise the skin OF its
breast and legs. After allowing it to
exhaust itself partially in these
fruitleSs huggings, experimental by
! letting it seize my hand again, and
noticed that after each squeeze it
made a quick, violent effort TO free
itself.
Believing that l had discovered a
frog differing in structure from all
known frogs, and possessing a strange
and unique inst net of self-preserva-
tion, | carried my captive home, in
tending to show it TO the director OF
the National Museum at Buenos
Ayres Unfortunately, it effected
its escape by push ng up the glass
cover of its box, and | have never
met with another like it,
That this singular frog can seri-
ously injure an enemy is, of course,
out of the question. but its unex
pected attack must be Of great ad
vantage to it. The effect Of the
sudden opening Of an umbrella in the
face Of an angry bull gives, | think,
only a faint idea of the astOnishment
and confusion it must cause by Its
leap quick as lightning, and the vic
lent hug it administers; and in the
confusion it finds time to escape.
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\ Scenic Route.

What are the objects Of special
interest around here:" asked a party
OF tourists gong through Arkansas
on horseback
wal, thar's vIr'ous things wuth
loOkin' at. Thar's Bud Jackson's bull
pup only q months, an kin lick any
year.old daug i'm these parts. An
then thar's 81 Dobson's twins, both
on 'em got twelve toes and twelve
fingers An II you wanter see a reel
curiosity ye orter ride over To olu Ben
Hobbses's an see a calr d h sin W TIL
,our horns an no tail. yes, stree ALI
KIN plot yc 10 the identikal sDoC
whar Bob Higgins aud Bin Jefries rit
duel with corn cutters. an"
But the tourists had piloted them
serves Oh their way, d the native
s4il In tone Of disgust:
Reckon they're looking fer water.
iaiis an natchteI b id2es and mount
ing lakes an TRASH o. that sort.
some iolks Is queer. Detroit Ere
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