davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

brGnote, Der ~flamneoe en- SimmeI at 8jRrliabeb oa
Der boeSe ban, Der iuGIsebs fRi6drb, n,eoens lea, ifiaI,
penpe al panpittis Sfinipse, FOB ubenfor og taitebe
misunOelise Siifte Oerinb.
Ss bog - bog par ban mig iaa fier!
Seq bauOe iuoret at iorlabe Scraenfri, iaainart lea
meb geltemtbeb funoe tro, at GidarS ener 9eopoIbine
ielp anebe min ianoe GGftanb. Wien iaaIGuse lea fors
naaeoe at beberife mine glffe, mine Orb % Gebars
Der, pilSe ies bIiue. Seq uibie aItfor soot, at lea al
brig piISe faa eeopoIoine at ie mere; tbi bapoe iea enbnu
ensans Nob til at ~unSbruse mig 6aren, piIoe ies peb
@b - ia, peo at inosua 9gsteitab, bet MATTE bliue,
bporoan bet bIipe uiIoe betase mig 0tuIisbeben af at
besaa 6orrGSsri mob genl,abet.
Seq bar ofte troet, at buis 9eopolOins bapoe beiparet
min 6sIeIie, piISe 6orustsn baue fat mig iifanb til at
beieire SiarIisbeSen. Wen bun pife lite snsans bet
fierneite aesn til, at BUN ioritob mig. Sun par iaa ops
bsist, ben @rab ibel Gnbeo mob fin Manb, at benoes
inebpice Ganfe alori9 fanoe tontme til at bpaIs peo
noset iaa 6crastelist, JON DIT bun enops blot tunbe
pafte en- forbrpberff SiarIisbeb.
6enbes 9pb, benbes tpoIte 9ienbeo iuIobprbeoe min
Undergoing.
9asen eier min Antpmft til Spreenfri bapoe 9eos
poloine fact en- ans Bise Sulet, iom ftuIoe bIipe Der
| Gsenifab al 0uss os SeItabsiomfru. SUN par Ianst
uSe ~beilastet mso Ridarb. men ~iorreiten ct gaisn, Som
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27
3. AnundSen,
Drawer b. DEBORAH. Iowa

9aoOe at beitiIe meo, os par inu not til at b'S'n"F ''
ri9tigt.
Denies lsrite Sfribt bsitoo osri, at bun un0" ]u"y
~9ecsIsIte betroebe en- af 0abofonsrne lin Op0e S"'
oper ben O~pbaseIie, bun itrar ueO fin antOn'l III ="
senlrl 9apOe siort, en- Spoaselie, Der enc 0S a'"' j.
aarla9en til benoes uousruinoeIise Guerlion 1f :
polone, osnne iaIife Ruinbe, iom unoer StIn"S' '
O%Oer9luent Barns os en- Selsens f%creneOe e9S"a.
paa bet 9ruicmie Orep @iet meo fin Ufano9 VU'''
enbeo Os li9efor bans 0iue uebIisebOlot en- sIl'OO'"'
que meo bans beolte Ben.
% &pstet fOi nleO 8atettens SaitisbeO ira T''"'
til Niuuo.
NO9Ie uiIoe life ilaa 9b BERTH men anOre' ." wy
lom 9enrttte leo ueo eeopoIbiues 6%ortrin, H0'V'
len9lt at bape ~bentarfet "noset Saapnnt", lt'" q,
Staaniel bapoe tie. os enonu uiIbe tie, T0ro' nu"
alttor peI Oibite, buiIten girtnins en- ianOan
o''oe 9lsre paa ben ~retitafne os i~intfsIenoe gam az
Senritte triumfsrsbe. SUN pouebe allereo' ! " a.,
ZEN mob Hi6arbS Sone at uiie nOset Nfe's !"
U'onssI paa Ssfisbeb. Waso 6orunSrin8 p''"sg
Den umistroiite 9eopoIbine benbe os trpeoe, al 9p' n,
tpIol bauoe bort ~fortiert, naar Senritfs Ell nGoU" ;r
nGlisn t~orasteIis Gone lob 0trinser unolI'Pp' F'
snonn tnsen anoen eno bun ieIu icrfoo. IA
uten peb en- FABIAN 9eilisbeo bprts jig "'@"'
I0r'te @an9 antags en- itrens Zone. nd
"Ses maa erimOre big ON, Senritte, la90' y"' at
ban taltsO' ct iOrtrpoe!ist Bill paa ben oO'@5''"''
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27
em Sarms REQ faber % 8eipafen.

@u uitit berIter / itSrre eQer minore Grab blauot os
5armere, og BET er litslet meo bore S~leoifaber, ium iOrtjes
ner en- langt beore 8ebauoling, emo De iaar. 0oar Blul9
Os parp er brust, bliper be bs mango itaaenbe, buao enten
bet er Ssit eaer 8anr ooer til neite Gang, be Ital lpauces
for. Oct iumme sj9loer Gultiuotors ug euonu ~fOltbarere
Maitineri. Ser itaar be oa os "fortares al Suit, ti
Nuit ater Sern. bet er gto9et, Gnbuer ueo, os laa ltal ba
bette Rut Of isien, iiar for YfOsens ~geotommenoe, naar
ben after ifal uo pau 5arten. sua fisrer man ben ben til
.uGrmeite 9anbeuei, Os Der "%turer" man ben peb at plsie
lanss geien irem Os tilbuse ct etptte. Oite er ajsreoeien
iaa imal, at al to Rogue, iun msbes er ben enc ueoiaaet
til at bumpe uo pua oenne "Blssisl", builtet er alt 9tnOet
END ~bebuseist buuoe for Seite Os Soil, Os bet letter usiaa
paa 8isreoOninseu. Slist ituloe life ie.
9taar YlOsen bar siort tit gtrbeioe, ps liager Der oeiliq
tinnenoe blunf, iul ben tuses biem, Os. bar man lit
@r9neri Ell 8inse meb Sapre, iaa er Der intet beore @iem.
iel for 8lOsijaret ps MulbbOrbet emo neOe Sapren. Saa
blanf iom en- @lasruDe tuses ben oa irem ON Barren. Gt
tase Bare paa fine ~SaeOitaber bsrer til goo Oroen, % bet
fan siSres paa flere belt iimple gtaaber, blot man bar
9iuene uppe osrfOr, Os pl.
Ien NOT berUm. Der er en- Sag, is ltulbe snife Op.
lpsnins ON, buao Ylister en- Jtoaos s~upsrpiior bar.
S bet 9iitrict, buor jes Dor, er pi life blepet tiiIaat til
geiurbeioe, men ri bsrte Sntet, fpr ban bauoe returned
Ruap- 9iiterne unpaid. Iosle bapoe ban falbt no til 9rs
beibe, men blot npsle saa. gi transer oft bet Grbeioe, ri
~tiolissre bar bait 0iltriftet, buaoe til BrOer os oesliee.
Sort grbeibe for Seien bliper altiaa taget ino i BEN anben
Stat, os saar laalebes no at 0iitrlttet.
gu er Spprssmaalet: @r Ri f~prplistebe til at labe BET
aa 1aa, % betale bet iammen meb be alminoeliae Stater ?
Sobn 9. Spbipit
Spar: vi ian Der Blot pplpie pnr, bporleoes Bet er
Spipa; Der niaa en- &Oab Superotior 1tile &autipn, 90 fra
3omn Glerf ltaffer ban fig 9iite ouer ale Stattepoere til
Yeiarbeioe. Gan maa tilfse be arbeiosplistise 3 Daae
Jorpeien. naar os bpOr be ial mSoe iren, FAINT builte %eSs
ftaber be Hal brinse meo fig. vi 8eilfat, pbet enten Gr.
beibe ener iom Yense, Hal ubeluffenbe fomme peotonmenoe
Tiitrift tilepbe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

Yaitpr Sarslunb. bunif, bsbe for.
rise Maaneo / Colorado, bppr ban par
reift for at ~sienuinbe fin Selbreb; ban
bar Brett for Meniebeber i 8insfteo os
2atimer, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

Saitor Sens SanielieuI, banif. off
git peb 8poen fOrrise llse / @mmets-
burg. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

SDnobens "gor GreIiers Girfe"
| Minneapplis blep Der nplis pptaset
"a Meblemmer paa en- Nften.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

6prebrag ODER 3uluernes Sober os
Chile aibolbtes iibite use at Stno.
aitrup ! Minneapplis; ban bar paret
z Gar i 3ulnlano ps er Son Of Miss
iiuner Gitrup, iom pirter bsrube os
Tom iiteoetior Siltop edreuber.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

6obe Gfterrriuiugcr fra Ssoemis'
fpnrreu Groplt Satin, 81 .6cuetu, Spo
SuSlnuo, sr uetOp moota9et / ct prioot
Sreb. Snn mtSSsler. at ban npliq bar
tdpt ben @IGoe at osbe ct lGolit W9te'
par, en- iuribit Snupirut iumt 10 nn9e
ir~emrosenoe ps iubilpceIieSri9e gng'
hinge. Gan meooeIer usida, at noii8'
icrne for en- IOpenoe Nislion i 8eriien
bloubt Seoerne er spoe; li8ciaa bldnot
Tubameoansrnc. Sars SolIssu, 0liss
ionGr 5nbcr, bar ipst at pettc Suffer-
este / 9pItlauo for oeune Mi8iOn.
Gan berettcr tiGIise, al bau uetop bar
bart 8eige al 10 uuee Misiiourrer,
SFSle Os 9crtpcd, uetpp uosnaet ira
Semiuorist | 2eipSie; De bauoe fadet en-
iprilt Coli p9 par paa @eieu iii Ycr'
iiens Mt]isiiprsmarf.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27
S6ger tdialQs
i"Seeurab'g ohen"s grsbanbsL
SptIfsnfombeiH AT btSfe 8s9er fan erboIn,
fuos betaisnee stbonnsnter. fom, ySrS,aa,tI iOn
feieoe Yrts. cpStp aItio Sorfattsrsns3ut stn
aeuS Wapn. % 3d.
Griis, 8. a. 3ilfielbsi Gerierne, euer {"
Segers % 6iiterliu | Ssifieloene, 5o

WQUuHOet I SVlIllHB "a Nv
SubbpGb: 9tHisos l-GamoetiGt T o. Ren4buIfsu ~, LIZ
8aftafn. o. Rppsiist-Jra GamuStfat T II aaSatsiatr-for.I, aUNta~ea
but-Rp tiast fbhe T5 1rlot-9n Rensbut "bauifus /" 1, :, s''@s
eater Reoueer- a9uIs bnffu-dn Spmmernat peS qarpar,,. "AA-d
5ife care pen GuumarfeH-5ifetu III glnarSa nerrs - 5.n " hF
Snmealsn til -St0rbuiten pa astent,fn,, "'- 81
49, N"'''H''s7t- On W
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27
Yafor a.. 9. llfbeim of .. epnObe

YaEtor u. 8. lltbeim uf =. SpnUoe
fcrmaner snmiuuoets Weuisbeosr til
rigeIisere at POE til Sumiunoets uosiis
ter; Snmfnuoet or / Si9lb til BrOiess
i%orerue. oe Ran beoer ale at ibufomme
fin Slist; liseiao opmuutrer ban 8uins
Seforeninserne III at belle liot af fine
@aper osiua til andre 9iemeo enb YRis'
fioner. 3snne bsr sanife uilt itsttes,
men luoer man Samfunoet lsbe / @jrlo,
ina ifabes bette us oerueo ltaoes Oeiaa
N~iisiipnen, ioet Der / st ~ejelobunbet
Samfuuo life er ben rstts 8rait iii at
orbeioe bperteu for Misiionen euer an.
ers Eiemeo. - Tette er en- lamb Gale.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

go 6rosie GrebS al ben 8or. airte
bolot lit 8intermSos | Binonn Meni9.
beb, 8aitor VI. gauges aalb. Tilitebs
uar: 8uit. 8uloelano, ". @ri9bt, s.
6. SSH, 8. Raaltuum, Broi. Sdmiot
% Bait. q. Groeien. Samtales@ mner:
Ssnousens rette SenisbuIbelie Os Bar.
neoaaben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27
&irfeIise Npbeber.
.cpab Nrcnerne ianitr". Timber

henue Cpsrffriit Triper en- Brett ! Saii'
ses Spnpos en- Iru9ere gtbnnol'ns
pper, bpor pouIfclist bet er Tor en- Yrelt
/ hisIe Soruirrirscus os Strioers 2''
Der at IeSe en- Meuisbeo ! be rette
Sppr, ia o%perbooeoet at lsoe. Son
flyer, at 5Urboloeue er idd broset, at
Der Hal rGre Ell Itur gisopm % 6pr'
fistiebeb til at bare 2eoer. Su9en or
iaa uoiot for Sritif os SaataleIle o.
%lpenuer 70 urimeIise gaenneiter ION en-
BRET; ban bliper | oenne cnos lib en-
Stpoefipe for mango Iite; BARTER er
CT Der pperalt, % nGe trGuer, at Ere'
fen itaI boIoe meo BEN; Stilinsen er
Tnrlis % Sp9aueu iuu puuitcli9, at
mauscn Gu FiGlucr % bGoer oa Irl'tes
til at u~ebIGgge lit Gmbeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

blooming Yrairie aalo bar /
mango Gur u9ret betient al Bait. Gu.
Struuo. 9euue bar MI paa @runo al
ipattet Selbreo os Suruitlinser / Mes
nisbeoerue reiisneret. 9tpt 9rsItspaIs
bar oaret iorbanolet pna Here Wpoer,
8reIter bar oaret anoer Giitemuina,
men insen upnauece tilitrattelis stsm.
mefsrbeo. 2 andre greiter er MI op.
Hilebe, men bet auiees pauTielist at
blipe enis pm Sasen. 8aitor Stranb
betiensr wiolertiois.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27
SeffpartaImpbe Of Sauses Sbnooe

Seltfpartalmcbe af Sauses S1nooe
bOloieS i Sofi Wenisbeo, &enpine 60.
Der iamtaleoes ON be 10 SOmfruer;
buem Der meues; bpuo be bapoe tiliGls
les; bpoo Der menteS meo beres Ssun,
Og bpao bet par, Tom ifilte benz uo, oa
Bruosommen Tom. Msoets 5orbancs
IiHser bar til flor Spbp9selic. 5cl-
senoe 8reiter prGoitebe: s.. 6. POTTER,
s. @rapen, Sppcoabl % S. s. Ren'
oabl.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

81. Sutberif Girfetibenoe tritiiersr
Yaitpr Sausitacs Bog: ~~gussburs
Siitorie"; blanot anbet flyer 8labet, at
bet life fan role Sogen for gaalioelis~
beo ps llpartiitbeo; Sfriftet er belt
isiennem teubentisit % ct Snolas i ben
Strio, iom for neroarenbe Isres i ben
5or. &. - 9Onen beifripss Tom tens
melis i~otiriif % ippois.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

Solfsieb tiger "5ulteblaost", at
5Ormano SOpme peo iioite Garsmsoe /
lit 5UrIIas rettebe mob aussburs; men
8lnbet paaftaar, at Stsoet tOs en- gan.
ife anben Retnins, ioet bet git lise inc
/ Siertet al ben 5or. 8irfe. - Den
5Oreneoe &irte leoer bog lisefulot ct
traftiat 9ip.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

Gtorbals Wenisbeo peo 9ea &a'
pirs, 9. o, al gauges SpnOoe bar be-
itcmt fig til at iubfsre ben npe Salmes
bog, iaainurt ben er farcis. Sauses
Spuuoe bar ucmlis en- iaaban unber
9Irbeioe. Oct er i0r9elist, at life De
norit lutbcrite Samfunb beruoer finbe
uGrs ialfalO Ianpas enise, at be funbe
ubarbeibe us uutuse en- faues Sulmebu9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

SpeeiaHonferentIe Of ben n. spnu.
ees 8aeiie 3itrift bolbtes nplig i
Seattle. @aib. Gmbeosmrnb pnlates:
Sorm. 8ait. Gbriiienien, giceform. Sas
ftor SOel, Sefretar Yait. Hisieu. Seb
famine 2eilisbec bleu 8irten i Gpsretb
tnbpiet. Den err 3ox60xl6 meo IS
Sob bsit 9aurn os fuiter Oper $4,000.
Renisbeoen bar osiaa bpsset Ell greites
bolis. Haitcr Sapitao bulot Snbpiel.
festalen; 8aitorerne Risien, 9obias
2arien. &pom, gnleitab os 5ois bel.
tus. 9rrpGrenoe par osiaa gaitor
Sperati oe 9briftenien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

Gn paffsr 5eit bOlotes ueo Robbins'
bale Semiunrium / Minueapolis (oen
II. spnoOes) al Yrpiesiorerne % Stus
oenterne / Gnleonins al Baibinstcus
5goielsba9, Sele I%ilitelniu9en par
meset tiltrGtteuoe, os De aibulote go
reoras buaoe al 8rOiesiorer o9 Stus
oenter Dor aOoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

geitprer YrOi. Grid beoer ON Si'
oras til ct lioet Ssbus ueo 2uiber Sc
mIuarp. Gan ,pier fig, flyer ban, ueo
at beoe ON SiOras. ba bet itaar iaa
oaorliat til meo aasisrue i Somfuns
bet; Spnopstdsieu or / llnberbalauce,
llnoeritstteliestosien er tom, bog uoper
ban at bsoe 8ennsrne pan en- EXTRA
Wnnoe at biGlpe meo 8ioras. Tom man
flor aiUroe bet meo "@atertants".
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

Cratoriet "Sfabelien" af ben be.
rsmte Sapbn inbsues af norite Suns
sere i Minnsapolis unoer 9ebelie al
8roi. Salcur Sanien. Den 6ie Gpril
ifal 8rufesioren sipe en- &oncert meb
llnoeritsttelie Of Here %frsmrasenpe San.
sere os Muiifere.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27
eamtaI,msSe bOIotes i Ssroels

Wenisbeo, Sauboru Co., 9. q, iioiie
Maoneo al Sreiter % 2rgiclt al Son'
ses Spncoc. 6elseuoe 8reiirr oeltpp:
Wortpeot, Snepe % .. 8erab. Der
~iomtaIeoes ON oct aannelise 9ips Bal
tstie % geparslie | Weni9heocn itsitet
til Mntb. 1873. os /. 3bei. $40. Der
p~dnpcseoes, buor oaurlist bet bar mco
bet unnpsIiee Gin / Wsuiabeccrnc, buOr
iioen 8attelic os boUr let Iauosn uo'
Iuites, ianleSes at DC iaa &nfte miiter
Haaoen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-27

Girfeinopielie al Suffs Wtenisbeos
8irfe at gauges Spnube ianot Steo
ben 1sbe 8ecbr. 1898. Yaltor q. 6.
Sulter bOlbt Snopieliestalen ooer /.
Yetr. 2, 1.-10. Bait. 6. M. Yetters
fen bolot 8rouietalen, Stubent tbspl.
q. Suusen beltos i Sanolinssn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-28
BROOKLYN.
THE LEGISLATURE CRITICISED.
Justios Gaynor Says a Law Plainly
Shows the "'Prentice Hand"
Ex.Assistant Record Keeper Lyman
Denied Reinstatement.

Justice Gaynor. Of the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, this morning handed down a
decision denying the petition of Peter
Lyman for reinstatement as assistant
bookkeeper OF the Hall Of Records. JUS
tice Gaynor criticized the Legislature for
passing the law governing the case In
point, which, he holds. shows plainly
the "'prentice hand" His opinion in
substance -:
On DEC %. 1898, the Board Of Supervisors OF
Kings Couty passed a resolution reappointing the
yetitionsr - assistant keeper Of the County Hail
RECORDS for and during the yeas 1895 he hay
Z, been preyiously appointed TO the PLACE for the
" lr Las. On Feb. rs. 1894. the BOARD of super
ers rAscinded the resolution and removed the
itioner without any cause having been assigned
& Q hearing had thereon. The pc
donsr claims his removed was illesal and asks g.
-yi- a pandarnus to reinstac him. Chapter 677 OF
. lava OF 1888 made veteran volunteer hremen
,uintsd 70 sslaried positions irremovable except
cause after . hearing. 1t is claimed
Il this act exeinpts from Its scope persons APP
nted for a dennite term. The petitioner was
ointsd for one year
rhs act provides that no person holding posi-
N By appointment In pny city or county OF this
4 salary from such city or county 'unless he
s.as been appointed for definite terml WHO Is an
honorably discharged soldier. SC. shat he re-
moved. &C. The phraseolosy and construction arc
bunRlinE and indicate the prentice hand. so
common To our statutes In later years; but
think the parsnthetiCal exception was used only
70 make II Impossible :or persons appointed 10,
they could stu hold their places after the expira-
tisn q their terms This may seem absurd eau
tion. and therefore not to be attributed to the
M GU II ihs ssreeptioA Any other construction
would bo wholly Unreasonable
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-28
DEADLY NORTHWEST STORM.
Two People Killed aud Others
Hurt Near Litchfeld, MINI.
Much Damage Done at st. Johns
University, Collegeville.
Cry Associated Press. }


L1TCHF1ELD, MIMI, June ga
tornado passed within two miles
of Litchfield last night. 1t covered a
strip about ten rods wide and four or
five miles long and killed two persons.
Several others were injured. some
fatally.
Six or seven farm-houses were de-
stroyed and trees and crops were wiped
clean to the ground. One house caught
fire and was destroyed.
The dead reported are: Miss Jennie
Lindstrom, of St. Paul, aged twenty
Physicians are doing what they can
for the injured. 1t 10 thought several
other people will die.
ST, ST; .. JJohN's UNIVERSITY, MIMI MINI
University. az Colleseyiiie. last night,
totally wrecking the industrial school
and all of the outbuildings, such as
bakery, barn. carpenter shop, slaughter
house. engine-house. laundry and shoe
shop. The roof of the main building
were broken. The damage is about
$50 900. No lives were lost.
ST. LAWRENCE, s. D., June S.-Last
nights terrific storm Of wind, rain and
mills. demolished crops AMI ruined gar
dens.
WINDOW. Mimi. June 2s.-About 100
last night tornado passed within half
in the country, No particulars were OBJ
SLEEPY EYE, Mimi, June ga
tornado passed three and half
miles west of here at 5 o'clock last night.
obtain reliable details, but several people
are reported killed and number in
jured. Physicians have been summoned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-28
LETTER.CARRlERS FIGHT.
Ono slashed Another with . Knife
nj station A To-Day.

John w. Gleason, mail-carrier. at
tached to Station A, at the corner Of
Crosby and Houston streets, was as
saulted and had his face cut open
with a knife by another letter-carrier
named Wobbe, during n quarrel in the
station, at ll.l5 this morning.
Gleason was taken to Police Head
quarters by two other carriers, where
he made a complaint. The cut on his
face extended from the cheek bone under
the eye to the throat. 1t was five inches
long.
An ambulance had been summoned
from Bellevue Hospital the moment the
wounded man arrived at Headquarters,
but none responded until a second and
third call had been sent out.
The knife with which the cutting was
done was picked up after the excite
ment had subsidized, and turned over To
the Superintendent. The blade had been
broken OFF close to the haft by contact
with the teeth. Wobbe went to Head
quarters later and gave himself up.
He Will be arraigned In court this at
ternoon.
Wobbe said he was thirty-seven years
OF age and resided at 229 East Tenth
street. lie. declares that the cutting
was accidental, but Gleason, the injured
man, Is equally positive that 1t was
Intentional.
Wobbe stated that he was sharpening
pencil when Il quarrel arose, and that
Gleason, in attempting to graphic with
| him, knocked up his hand In which he
| held the knife, the blade penetrating
his check.
Wobbe will be arraigned in the Tombs
| Police Court this afternoon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-28
BROOKLYN.
Taxes MAY BE- REDUCED.
Cutting Brooklyn Budget Saves
the City Nearly 100000.
Aldermen Expected . Favor, but
We're disappointed.

After cutting the city and county bud
get nearly 5000, 900. and reducing the
cost OF expenses of the city and county
almost million dollars over last year.
the Brooklyn Board OF Estimate met
this morning and found that the amount
only exceeded the 2 per cent. limit by
$6s. 41114. This Is exclusive of the cost Of
operating the new wards recently an
nexed to the city.
The tnbulated statement prepared by
Secretary Price for Mayor Schieren will
be greeted rs cheerful news to the tax
payers, as It Is possibly the first time
in the recent history Of the city when
the expenses have been reduced over
the preceding year. 1t has always been
the custom to allow an increase OF 6
per cent. In the amount asked by every
department each year to meet the ex-
penses attending the natural growth
OF the city and county. This has &C
counted for the annual increase In the
tax rate.
over last year. Mayor Schleren an
bounced that instead Of increasing the
tax rate he hoped this year to reduce
It about one cent.
The city has many extra expenses to
meet through the annexation of the
county towns, and 1t was expected that
an increased tax rate would be unavoid-
able.
Tho budget Is now cut down to the
minimum figure. and the Board this
morning could not cut the extra $50 900
out until the various appropriations a
ready allotted had been reconsidered.
The Board was forced Ito adjourn until
the CORPORATION Counsel could form an
opinion regarding the expenses. of the
| newly annexed towns. which Is esti-
mated at $4,000
II this amount has to be counted In
With the per cent. limit OF the city
1t Will make the total sl66,0oo to be still
cut from the city budget.
Mayor 'Schieren thinks. however,
that the extra $4,000 Will be charged
against the assessed valuation in the
new wards.
Members Of the Board OF Aldermen
| who are ever looking for patronage re.
ceived n black eye from the Board OF
Estimate this morning.
The Aldermen held two secret caucuses
| before appearing In the Mayors office
TO promise that uneSpended balances n
the City Works Department, for lS9
Aldermen made such a promise tht
| Board could rot cut the estimated ex
i penses OF the City Works Department.
| The Aldermen made the promise, anc
| expected In return to have $4,000 for tbs
| repairing of crosswalks reinserted {,
their credit IN order to give small con
| tracts OF $3.50 each to their constituents
| as has always been the custom.
| The Boal1 OF Estimate, however. let
the amount out entirely. much 20 thu
disgust OF the Aldermen.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-28
NEWJERSEY.
FELL ASLEEP SMOKING.
The Cigarette Started a Blaze Thr
Nearly Resulted Fatally.

NEWARK. N. j., June 2S-George Os-
born. well-known resident Of Belle
Vile. went to sleep while reading on a
lounge in his room last night with q
lighted cigarette between his lips. The
cigarette fell upon a coat and set II
afire, and soon the curtains were ablaze.
The young mans father, who was
downstairs, smeled the smoke, and
rushing outside discovered 1t issuing
from his sons room. Hastily returning
to the house he ran upstairs and threw
open the door of the room. 1t was "a
fnll of smoke he could see nothing and
thought 1t was unoccupied.
Dashing downstairs to summon as
sistance he was asked where George
was, and like flash 1t came upon him
that the young man might have been
hidden In the cloud of smoke. He re-
turned to the room and, although almost
overpowered. CROPPED his way to the
lounge, where he found the unconscious
revived with difficulty.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-28
CENSURED THE RAILROADS.
Coroners JuYy's Decision on the
Death Of Two Children.

4 Croners jury, shortly after mid
night this morning, censured the Long
island Railroad Company and the Union
Elevated Railroad Company for being
responsible for the death OF two children.
On May IL Charles Goldstein, thirteen
years old, was caught between the bump
ers Of two freight cars in the Long ISL
and Railroad yard at Montauk and LIB
erty avenues and crushed to death. The
inquest was held last night In the Miller
avenue station.
After hearing the testimony Of sew
al witnessed, the Jury declared that
& Company deserved censure for fall.
a TO erect nences around the yard and
provide waachmen to keep the children
Fannie Werner, fourteen years old. OF
- CrHsces1t street. was returning from
!. unrmStiou services on June 10. and ~
i rot within few door. Of her hons e
IS ~ coal dropped from the Union IL
q rSstaare OvoThead and set fre to her
tfinf, 6ho died the following day.
- Jury blamed the Railroad Com
nv for fAjhpg to provue suitable DRIP
lnsee1ndoe lt6 structure.