davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-10
Ser Stt@er taa Der @oltttf.

8enn man bebenft, 6aB Sic 3uderpflarz
ger in 9outltana bon bet I'M Dortgen Sabre
all 3uderprdmien auSgege6enen Summe
BON 12,0 1893 Collars (poDon auf 9to6rz
3uder 11,114,290 Dollars, auf &abenz
5uder 852,174, auf ben aus Dem Saft Der
Q%bOrnbGulne 9etponnenen 3uder 116,121
uno auf Gorg6um3ufer 1872 Collars
tamen) 1865, 1896 Dollars er6alten babel1
uno baB 6teie Giltna6ute ieBt megfGQt, 10
fam man ii9 Die in 6ieicm StaQte 6err5
1cbenoe WtBittntmung tpO0l erfLGren. 9te
3uGettn0uitrie getpGbrt in 2outIiano elmer
llngebeuren 0tenge Qlr6eiter BEN 2c6enSunz
terDalt un0 tpenn man iicb oucb in 0epez
lcben aus Q8albingtou Iber bic po(ittlc6en
5olgen 6ieier O2iBittmmung nit 0er 8ez
mertHng 9intpeg8uieBen Iucbt, bteIeIben
f0nnten MIR in Dem GerLuit bon bret o6er
bier StBen int Observation-Disclosures
beite3en, 10 faBt man bod bic Sad6e in ben
Jtegterung5treilen ernitbafter auf. Ota1
iucbt Bic MiBoergnii9ten nit Oem
8eriprecben 3u bei6mi3ti8en, i6nen
POM Gon9reB eine GntiD60tgrng I'M
8etra9e 6eS 1tnteri1ie0s stpilc6en Der
8rGmte, Die ie ionit erlangt bGts
ten unO 6em 8roftt am 3uder Deribafz
fen gu pollen un0 man berccbnet olelen
ltnteri6te0 auf 5 bis 6 WtiIiDnen Dollars.
8enn Die Ioutitana'i9en s3uferbmlern
Der 8ctptQt8ung Oieicr 6or0crung ftcber
SpTY1 fnltttfo1r Sam FG,,,+a,, e. o,,E &.
6anoel eilt8eben, benin tpenrt es aucb MIR
Die 6GlTte bon bent 1T, mas iie tDG6reno
bet 8er6anbtun9en iiber Die GarifbiQ Derz
lan8t Dabelt, 10 lit eS 6od ettpo3. 2(ber lie
ltnO oeiien t~eine5pc95 iicber, uno barlrm
iperben Die tbnen gemocbten 8eriprec6ungen
lpeni8 ~Derf0t8en. 2lu9 miiBtcn fie i6ren
&9etL beS 6dnOelS 3uerit ouSfubren un6
e9 ntcbt MIR auf bic GripGDlunG zines De-
mOfratilden Gon9reiie3 ontommen IaIien,
%Ionoern AUDI auf Die 2u8fiDru1g 6es 3iuetz
ten S0etIeS bteieS !6on6el5 burcb Ben Gonz
greg, 5tpct W}0glicbfeiten, sic noc6 ie6r in
Srage itc6en.
&HBer0alb 2ouiiiana'5 bat Bic Qbz
1baitur8 Der 3uGerprdmien feline boz
ltttlcbe 8e6eutuu8, Oenn in Wftiii1iippi
Daben Die 8obr5uGerzB rdmien inn borioen
Sabre nur IT'S Dollars 6etraoen, in Ttos
rtoa muir 22, 113 Dollars un5 au6 in Eeros.
DEM er5OemotrGtii@en Staate MIR 223, 1866
Dollars. ltnb mas Die BON giiben3ufer
be5o6Iten Prdn1jcn a%nlongt, 10 1pielen
aud bic feline 10 9roBe Stole un6 fommen
ltber5auPt nur Staoten 3u @ute, Sic iiberz
fDte9enb repubIttaniib ober epubItfani1cbz
popultitti3 iinO.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING bat bie Res
0terun8 i'm bort8en Sabre nur nit 852. ia
Dollars unterititBt, oeren 8eafaQ frei(icb
1nr oIelen nocb ie6r in ben Min6eln liez
9enoeH @rrperb@3tpeig Elm empfinblic6er. mn
ntcDt oerttcbtenber S4lo8 lit. 9ie 6auntz
9elsulAoften, Die ii4 nit Ser &iben5uferz
ta0rttatIon b%cfaIien, itn0 bic ,g{orfoIfn
nno Die v@rano SSlanD", Sic ffcb in BEN
betreTtenOen Staoten 9~}eb<asfa's beftn6en,
nacb 6enen ie bcnomt lin6, 6ob bat Sic
JtorT0lter @eieQibaft in G6tno. in @i6.
GaIltornten, etne 3ufertc6erei. Sic fe nocb
I'M Oort8en Sabre beoeutc16 berorSRert
Die @nld8e BON i~peiteren fie6er Scr
brtten mar geplant, oDb tpirb es bon1it
pobl ieBt quite gGei(e Daben. 0ie G,tz
3jebung Der .3uderprGnie, 100 Ser 9ufers
, 1894-09-10

9em 6eat6(eien6en 4ubGfum bic %beiOnberen gOr5n9e oteleS
g8erfes, feline feline Satire un0 Die %genatbDOa 9ettere SebenS=
|ani6ouun9 nod beionbers an3upreiien, 6ieBe 2Soier ins @teer tro8eh
0at es bod tn kanm II 8aDrtn 80 andasen erlert. Sugar
Der NIT feunen Sob 10 for9e altreidsaan}ler Oontte in einem 9orOs
l9reiben benz Gerfofer 6ergi5 fir Die g~enuBreiden @tmben, pelbe
ibm Die 2ettire 0S 8ude8 perI9offt bos 8eitueii9 wdbrenO l6wes
rer &ranfbett i'm lelbft feline @6mer3en ~Uergeen lieB.
9Ge8 Sud- feQen mir ben 2eiern bS N~benbblatteS unter be-
ion0ers 9Gn1tigen G~e0tngungen CUR 8erfi9ung.
Oegen 2 Coupons nnO 20 Gents tit Daar seben mir 0oS gnb
in Der Office oh, gur o~eufelbeu Dreis miro es AUDI pOrtOfret I'M
.SSulauo pet Doa uerfanot.
, 1894-09-10

iicbern. Sine &erieBung Oieie@ Ser Detligen
StGtte ureigenen Q8erfeS nacb NtDen pilrOe
nidbt MIR baS Wtuleum leiner b0cblten 53ier7
Sc b%crarbt, ionbern oucb Der 9riebii4cn
&e9icrung cn6loie ScbDiert9fettcn nit ben
8eipoDnern Der gon5en 8rOpit5 9ei3affen
bobcr, 0o ber 0eruneS DjeI 8elu6, @tnbet'
mii9c unb 6rcntOe, an5iebt unb oeSbalb
fir bic Yrooin5iolen ni6t nur cin Sutpel
Der &unit, ~ionOern aub eine 0ueNe beS
MpninnS 1T
, 1894-09-10
Wieoer Elm Oiebsneft aus9eboben

lieutenant Ofuiier BON Ser @nglepoo6
g oli3etzS Station ftedte it3 geitern frlb
einmal in GiptL Un6 be9a6 it3 be8lettet
bon einem Yatrolpagen un6 6 DetecttuS
nocb Dem Stale binter Dem 6auie 6722
SiiDopitr. Mabren0 er ben Stoa betrGt,
blieben Die OetectiDs in 6Drpette. 8oum
0ffnete ct 6ie G9ilr, 70 i~prangen 3pet 0tebe
ouf i'm gu. 0ocb 6as 8~feifenii8naI bracDte
iofort sic in Der gfGbe befinOlj5en y@ebeiz
men" 9erbei unO bic beiben StrOL1e
ben Der6oftet. 6ierauf murbe Der Staq
genau uuteriucbt ulEO Of0bcl a1er 2lrt,
mte toitbare 8Iii6itiible, Sapba5, Sptez
gel ouer Dirt, ferner ELI Oubenb &Offer,
nit SeioensS ammt unb 2eintDanbmaaren
alter Dirt unb SptBenitoff 9efilQt, ipurbe
in benz WoDnlicb etngeric9teten StaQ 8ez
funben. 8Gbrcnb stpei 8Oli5iiten sur 8e7
macbung beS Stalls 5uriiGgeIaifen purOen,
6roc6tc man Die bort 0erbafteteu nab Der
so. Ctr. Citation. 9ort 9aben ite ibre
gfQnnen nit Special uno &enn0 ait. Der
Stat 1T Gigent6um beS SO. Sc. Sinner,
bod tann ibn bic 8oti3ei n~ir8enOS a%ufftnz
ben. Ole 8oli3ei beri6tet, baB Der StaQ
fri6cr elm Speicber g%eueien, LANCE 3ett
leer it0no un6 bon 9ieben ais yFence~
benuBt pur0e.
, 1894-09-10
QoSesfGue

pur6en bette @ormittog i'm @efunbbetts.
amt an9emelDet:
M}artin Q8eIter, go S., So. 937 g.
Qliblan6 QlDe.
6eroinanO 9aeiG, % s., go. 1865
Glnbourn NOe.
9lnna 9tudel, SO S., 6. 6. 6OIpital.
Caroline 8enS, 80 ST. 0fo. TAP @arrOQ
QlOenue.
6erman Qrtbur Robee, l S. 3 M., NO.
1919 8eImont 9tpe.
8reo. Grnit Carl &rauie, Z M., $50, 665
6enrpitr.
Sobn .8enfe, At S., So. so Groiiinsftr.
Carrie S9ulB, rs S., go. 1906 @abalb
@oenue.
Barbara SbottGe, 81 S., gaO. 20 @Otpeu
Qpenue.
Nbonnirt auf 6as NbenobLatt Der Sntnois
GtGntS< 2pitIun Rrpt9 I Sent.
, 1894-09-10
0tScoMfim Central Qismfe
oa2H slFf3 Gsse 8 Ab5JJss Eeg N. BBA9ssssEaaEs gTATIoE.
Onnnrtc1 DnnnmFn.r

anb s lbr Abeubs. "m' "Pr Dtorgeas
m; Sg a "a, GaS 3 H. S%S99ulfto9s, rad suSinotOn ,,rA
1ual5g nag JtacIne. MttllUoutee. Ghebpnoor mo-.
r mnS SlPs %I mn mooers, &9SiPaunee, abuopee, Gt9raeOTT iSsa sn
uI9 Iteaonttnee UNI lHbr abs. ""g
500, gt at9o SF9aS 2@0en, W~tHsfe9On. 9ranb Rooihs ,,
Sfe9 Green gan; Ntttt1ino5 unb SamItoq uhr ghSa
I'M Z u5r a6eubS. P'|S SeMltass
GtfI's HHO SOssi Gna Der gliaiQ0H &ss. soobsn
, 1894-09-10

@eItern 0facbmittag fanb man i'm
See, am SUB Der Bearlon StraBe, etnen
SUIT, 6er ais baS Gtgentbum beS 12iGbrtgen
So1epbS emansfi BON $40. 285 @enter Npe.
ertannt nurbe. Man Dermutbet, oaB Der
&nabe beim Sii9en bonn 9ier itar3te unO
ertronf.
, 1894-09-10
Die Camille DnObol1,


NDtcag0 s 9fortbtp eItettsG Sill cnbahu. gtfst.
w Offices: Nos. 206-2O8 gIorf : Strose, OIL Der
Safle0 @oeuns Station na6 an Depot @de gGeGssuHs
RtnaiesStr.
g(bfabrt aufuuTt
, 1894-09-10

SEEE9iayisau I@catraI, Rep 9art GeatraIs ut0
KY &OT6t & 25IbauB. GiT etb aBI1egs. - u3is
9iagora 9Tans gfpute. Slee ~DerlaiTcu uno fDniTten OF
in ber nereu Gentrat- Station art SAFE 8rOnt, SUP bon
Bart R0O, uu6 q. Ctr, SO. Gtr. uno Spoe SarE-
Gto0ts&ttetsOifice 81 @lort=9tr.
, 1894-09-10
80 q, linton Qafsnesr Station.
V" IEgnnsQIvdnid LINES.

EA 9geemts., Canal 1aits HsaatTansSt
GidetsOfRcss: Sin Ger Gtattsu. III * g. eIaTA
StraGe Gds SaGion. uHo i'm Nuoitorlum 9eteL.
&urds.SIQe iohren aole tDIat nae eentral.SsLt:
, 1894-09-10

ETETIgB5y1 GbItaae, burlington s. 0utnes
HESEsFY%@TSY UIIeUoGHH.
sStssbiH3ssa FIR Tidets NIB G9tafrpaasu fpreA
b#a5E scr in 211 GIarf=Str. Il. Il! bsr Union
g&lklJk1 gaIieugsr StotisH, @auaI=StraSe uaa
adams.
9 n IL - shfnhrf Nnfrnft
, 1894-09-10

G"BteeeS,. Wse SSSaNS q pAeyWe"DeBw. 80
BafagtsrN5tott9n Ban 8urers5fr. an SlOg
, 1894-09-10
II. 9luguft 1894

SSGGt1aOtS 6 etstr0L.
Gn. surA9ebeubem 8Hqs BON br GentroI. Citation.
IL. Str. unb @ore 8Ov. Sies fir ben Gabeu fOnusa
sbenieas an q Str, g. Gtrake unb 6pbt 9arf asapus'
EieG loerOen. Giiets III Der Gtsbt,Cfics, 1914 @la
S~iartsStrGBe rhO tn gubttortulu=6 oteL.
, 1894-09-10

- 9ie yGraub 9lru1p Of tie NepubIic"
6GIt in bieien Gagen 81 8ittsburg ibre
SabresperiammLun8, bie %. ab. 0ie
8eteranen iin6, tpenigitenS Wenn fte bon
6auie peg itn6, teine 8eradter etltes mebr
ober minoer 9uten 5ropfenS uno in benz
iouit 6e6 Sonnta8S 10 ittuen 9ittsburg
fonnte man 9eitern aus gar man9er @trt6z
ichaft Elm luitt9eS g ~ofuIiren bernebmst uno
nit 6em S4la9e ser Witterna9t8Itun6e
brnu6te man au5 ni6t ulebr 6urcb'&
0intert6irden binejn3ui9liipien, lon6ern
fan6 ale 8orbertbIren melt ge0ffnet. 0ie
guten g itt5burger itan6en stDar e~ritarrt 6a,
ober gegen Elm Seer BON 25,z bis 10000
alien 6oubegen, bic it9 beretts etngefunben
batten, mar NIGHTS auS5urtbten, un0 10
tpuroe benn fem 8er1uc9 gemac6t, benz
Observation-Disclosures Sret6en, bo8 itc9 iogar
auf oaS 6eil6ieten bon Sobawaiier erz
itrcfte, 81 tpebren. 0a8 6~auptintereiie an
6er .3uiammenfunft 1tintmt Die ~9}euWQ6t
oeS oberiten 8efeblSbaberS in Qnlpru9,
I'm tDeId5en G9renpciten iicb bornebmtiB
G6omaS q. 2otpler aus Nodforb in Sui
nois, G6arle8 .. Song aus O}tdt9an unb
Span 81. @0Lfer aus Sn6ianopoLiS be-
iperben.
, 1894-09-10

truit belOn6er5 Degitnitigt Dir6, lit cine
9tie6ertrabt au6 ber &iiben5ufer>S ne
ouitric gegenit6er, iolonge Ser 3uGer iiber;
balpt beitcuert miro. @s 1T ba8 nm 10
me6r einc 9tie6ertrabt, ais BET 3ufertruit
ais lnitifter berlelben 5n betrabteu 1T.
Der 3udcrtrn1t bulbct feline fremocr 0Dtter
ne6en ii9; jebes Bfunb .3uder, baS bic
acknowledgements er3cugt, bectntrGb7
ti0t Ben Broftt be8 Gruits, borum 1T Der
Graft t6r gel9Worcner Setnb. ODD tpenn
bic 6emofrattl9c 8ortet ouf ben oemoz
frotii6en 9tobr3ufer in 2Outiia1a feline
9tjidii6t nimmt, fann Der repu6lttanii3e
&itbcn3u6er cine iol6e Don iDr faHm crz
ip0rten.
Ser G~a6en3ufer fam IbrigenS au9
oDne bic BrGmie beiteber. Die Sobrtfantcn
baben BEN 8auern pro Some 9tiiben 5
0olIarS be5a6lt un6 woQen oieien PretS
jeBt auf bier berobleBen. Qu3 bel Oteiem
8reiIe fam Der Bauer no6 re6t gut be-
itebcn; bel ) Dollars bic Gonne bat i4m
Ser older IS Dollars ab9etpo rfen, BEL 4
Dollars alio wiro er INNER nod so Dollars
abperfen, unO bo5 lit nod etI1 i90ner Grs
trog, 6en Der Tarmer bon tetnem anoeren
8obencr5el9niB 81 e~r3ielen Derua8.
2(ber Die Gbatlacbe, baB Die amerifanis
iben .3uderbauer obne 8rdmie fertig merz
BEN, iene in Tranfrei6 o0er 9euti9IonO
ober Die Steuer BON II Sent entri@ten
mjjiieu, po9e8en Die balpoitl6en &flan8er,
auf @ru1o ibre8 0egenieiti8fettSpertragS
ben 3ufer 3oufrei nacb 2(merifa anSftbren
f%0nnen, bleibt beiteben ebenio Die &bats
iac6e, paB Der 3udertruit ali bteiem bas
tpailiben s3uder, Der gang unb gar tbnt
geb0rt, aQja6rlicb 5 bis 6 Mtaipnen 9olz
lars DcrDIent.
, 1894-09-10

- Sn Maibtnston bat man ieBt, no
set Gon8reB nob 6auie tit, un6 BON ben
bo6elt 6erri6aften, Die baS y8oLt" Dorz
iteQen, nieman6 ~ 6au'le lit, peni8 Sc
IprG65ftofI un6 6a Bat man itb 6enn fol-
9en0e i10ne WtGr erionnen: Die @eian0z
ten Der &Snigtn 9iliuofaLani pGren nab
0aibtn8ton gefommen, UNI Glebelan6 un0
@rei6am BON Der Qt6it6t BET &Oni9(i9en,
bic 9ole'ibe Regierung 8eDaItiNm 81 itiire
sen, ipenlt Die Qmertf0ner 1tur Bic Singer
aus benz Spiel IteBen, 5u p~eritGn6igen.
Die 8~elannten !6e~ren b6tten au3 6o8 Ser
iprecben 9e8eben un6 btnnen ieGb5 Mo6en
ipitrbe nun auf 60tpott Die 0eicbi6te losz
geben. GS weiB 3tpar beute nod Ofies
mani, iwa5 bic LtIiuotalanii6en Senbboten
itberSMeer 9ebrabt bat, ober tpern iie einer
oerartigen Q(uftra8 auS3uri4ten ge6abt boz
ben, 70 boben ie ieoenfaQ3 bon Gleoelan6
cine gan3 anoere Nntmort befommen, als
0ie Dben a1gegebene. Die neuLicb ieitens
ser Ser. Staten erfolgte 2Lnertennung Der
batpaiiiden Nepubltt, I6Bt 6arauf icbliez
Sen.
, 1894-09-10

-9lu9 Sic GanaDier ba6en tire S6mer5
sen; i'm Derfloiienen 6tnan3iabre bat Ote
StaatSi9ul6 un1 4 Otiuionen su9enOm7
men ulb beim 8ecbnun9Sabi9tuB bes ST.
non5miniiter5 finbet iicb Elm llnteri3uB
bon 1,156,619 Dollars Dor. Wtan BAT
Diel ntcbr au89egeben, un6 pieI i~peniger
ein9enommen, nie i'm Dorigen Sabre uno
tpdbrenO man aus leBterem Der 9tegterung
teinen 8oripurf ma6en fann - 6enn bic
Derringertet Ginnabmen itnb iiberbaupt in
Der Q8elt I'M Deripi9enen Sabre bic 8e9el
8epeien, gIaubt man %eritere Der liibcrlicDcn
8erwaltung beS 6inan3miniiter8 Gboulps
ion Sui6reiben at f0nnen. g8ir baben
Nun fretli9 bier aus inherent Si1an6elenb
fem 6eDI 9emaobt, ober in Canada bat
man, BON Seiten bes Wtiniiteriuns, nod
bi8lang nit louberduer 8era9tun8 auf Die
armieligen 8eretntgten Staten btn9ez
~tpieien ull6 bte INN 10 Diel 9ebetblibere
@ntpifelung Der canaOii6en 8rOpin3en
geriibmt. 9aS mir6 nun bon Der
Oppoittionspartei fart ousgenuBt.
, 1894-09-10

@eitern tparen 3 Sabre felt Dem Gooe
bes Gon9reBab9eorbneten rSuniet" Soy
Derfloiien. Nm 10. Septembcr 1852 bat
in Baltimore baS erite amerifaniidbe 8uns
6eSturnfeit itatt9efun6en.
, 1894-09-10

MOnnirt auf bas Nben6bLatt Ser Sninpis
Stats 3ettuug. 8rets l Sent.
, 1894-09-10

ITti3G74 5 J ss2sa ai lll5IGI
Gefe GBsge mno DSia5. GoatBert, gen YosF
&entraI, Seton anS MISUNDERSTANDING.

&te Sige se6<n as ui6 tomntetl an, Dte 1ol9t:
Nafe @hnre 0eopt. Ban 9Arens2tr.
, 1894-09-10

Ab1oprt INHtnnTt
3hge -- -
61ne1au9 to0 9eS Mtptnss. 800. : SEQ Wtl o $50 81
Sutnot8, Selpa uns @eortarGrpreBl 1895 sd 2:30 q
&eopeuDo rth uub &an1os Gitp. ...' 500 81 S:IoM
WtinHeaeelis. GtP. 81 Gipur SSaaSI' $3.50 9I" 1890 %
Solicit Accommodation. -. ........ ke5 81 9A5 81
gsrn accommodation ........ + $50 9Ht S:5012
ct So. Mieai5nu uuS aanfes 6itaI
9enosr. GplO. Springs s 4uebtsl' 600 ~ 1000 so
st. QSortb unB 3eras Grpreg. ... 500 81 10.00N
Eeneer, Coils. Segs. uub DuebID. pie
GmGba b Sine. Sig 9yiReGSeftib) III 1000 81 S:I0m
Dmaba u Ct. Naul 9lQ9t=grpre6.. + 1910 @Ig 7:30 Wt
$corja d 3suoer y}aGt=GrpreB. -. 1910 QlT 1850 SO
'2dgIi9. / @ussenomrner Goautaa. + QuSqenout.
glen Samftog. Z Aus9eupTmen M{ontaa. oJa$st
f1ati5 aS 2ptals3uG bon Ses Dlotueg aE@lL.
Nbteaae, ggJE1aaFes q 81. @euI.@tyempeNw.
Sta6ts&ldet 0fftce: 207 GI0rfsGtr.; Gelephoas
EIso MtGtn. Linton @af0giers5tatioA: Ganal. @0Gn5Ss
, 1894-09-10

SRtceso Sc @eR= @1id,taatz@enn-
ScentI4e &tHte ned ben @tibtgau-Geforts aurhfah,
6enee SSn9e nod Srane &apibs. Dtu8tsQon. Troberfe
SItp, SparleooE, Reto5fep, 8pe Btenu, ~OerioI5eu ID .str.
SfNt'on Kate 5ront. Stoet.0ffce, 81 Start ctr.
3uge. slbfobrt siusrr.
Bo9entage, 8arlpr @ars... SIS IN ITi"9xaa'
Wo4entoge, Buffet Steeper . 500 81 e.5g0n'
ScotH 2aa S6!oi' unb garter.garg IIxS Il. S:E9 Z
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY, GO. srsvs
central Stat!0n. .Jtft9. @Se. mnb 5arriion Gfrsks
0faot'OItne an @iart uHb Sadi0u Str. WbsnIr gIsSl
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-23
A SAD WASTE OF FOOD.
A Lunch Cart. on Federal St. Goes up in
Flames.

About ten o'clock last evening Mr.. Dyer,
who had charge of Mr.. Heinrich's lunch
cart, which was located on Federal street.
just above Temple street, was called upon
for lunch by two customers. Mr.. Dyer was
just about to close UP business but desiring
to.acc ommodate his'customers told them if
they would wait few moments he would
start up his fire, which was nearly out The
fire is fed from gasoline tank placed in
the cart. By some accident the fire got m
to the tank and in an instant the whole
cart was ablaze.
Neutrality-suspicious. was a livley excite
nent. A bieyclist, spassing rode over
to the Chemicals house and soon had the
engine on the spot, but in the meantime the
flames made an immense bonfire and a
crowd quickly gathered. Great sparks went
high aloft and fell on the roofs of the build
ings on the southerly side of Federal street,
and as the location is a bad one FOR fire
for few moments things looked rather
threatening. A free ex hibition of s'living
pictures,'' were made by interested resi-
dents of the vicinity who had gone to bed
but sprung briskly to the windows on seeing
the unusual blaze when awakened by the
noise of the crowd below. Mr.. Dyer couldn't
state what the loss would be. or whether
the property was insured. Two of the cart
wheels were saved after the Chemical had
eXtinguiShed the flames.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-23
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Goes from Good will Farm to the Reform
School.

A boy bearing the honored name of George
Washington has fallen SO low as to try to
impose upon the kindness of Mr.. Hinckey
of Good Will Farm In the latest number
of the Record, Mr.. Hinckey tells of this
youths career there. The boys story was:
g Father dead Another dead He had no
bad habits except profanity:when he was
mad. He did not know that / knew that
the matron had relieved him of his tobacco
the evening he arrived. He thought Good
Will Farm was good place and he wanted
to stay and learn to work and get an educa-
ton. l was sure detected in this story a
striking similarity to the so-ca1led boy
tramp, who had been figuring in Waterville
and Lewiston. But, perhaps. George really
wanted to do better. If so, then here was
the chance. Saturday morning, just week
from the time he arrived, the boy disap-
peared. This was no surprise. Monday We
heard that he had reached Skowhegan. His
story was to the effect that he had been at
Good Will Farm. but was not allowed to
stay there. A farmer heard.the lads story
and took him into the country to his own
home. The day following the above record
I was on the M. CIR. R. when I discovered
that Sheriff Mitchell was riding in the seat
opposite. There by his side, too, was George
Washington Daggett. In the new.home he
had found with the kind-hearted farmer
there was watch. George had stolen it.
So the sheriff was taking him to the Reform
school. The Reform school is the lads only
chance. We have no bolts or bars at the
Farm to keep boy. George has had all the
freedom he deserves at the present.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-23
p. A Narrow Escape.

Last evening. Mr.. albion Little and Mr..
Charles Walker were driving in from East
Deering in a carriage drawn by big grey
horse, and Mr.. Knight of East Deering was
driving over the same road close by them in
a carriage with two ladies. When they
reached the corner of Oxford and Washing
ton streets Mr.. Knight turned into the
street and MIR. Little's team was close be-
hind. Mr.. Knight turned SO short that his
carriage tipped over. The ladies Jumped
and cleared the wheel. landing on their
feet in safety. Mr.. Little's horse was SO
close on the side that tipped that it pre-
vented Mr.. Knights team from going way
over. but the dasher was smashed. If the
horse had started there would probably have
been a bad accident
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-23
1.-TWO ACCIDENTS.
At the Cumberland Paper Mills Yesterday
Morning Both Very Severe.

4 Two severe accidents occurred at Cum
berland Mills yesterday morning. Mr.. Hugh
Kenneyswas olking on sthe poplar wood
which is made into pulp at the big pulp mill
when, by a misdirected blow he drove an ak
through one of his feet, cutting through
both flesh and bone.
A load of wood was being drawn to the
pulp mill on the little tramway that runs
about the mills. When the top of an incline
was reached the horses were taken off, as is
said to be the custom. and Mr.. Andrew
Johnson remained on the car to brake ii
down to the mill. But there was trouble
with the brake chain, and he found that the
car was uninanageable. AS it WEI t rushing
down he found that in making sharp turn
just ahead turnover was imminent, and to
save himself he jumped from the rapidly
moving Car. He struck he ground in such
a way as to turn his foot completely round
SO that the toes pointed backwards. Mr..
johnson has wife and two children. He is
a member of Pequawkst Tribe of Red Men,
and will be under its care during his illness.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-23
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Regular Monthly Meeting Held Yester-
day.


The school committee held its regular
meeting Yesterday afternoon, all the men,
bers being present.
In the absence of Mayor Baxter. DR.. vose
presiLed.
Miss ~ Cornelia NJ. Spear was: elected
teacher in thesHigh school.
Mr.. Jones was substituted for the late Mi.
Patrick McGowan on the committees of
which that gentleman was member.
Miss Mary Milliken was elected temporary
teacher in the evening school.
1t was voted that Mr.. Holden have
authority to have the tools in the Manual
Training school ground.
The hours in the Deaf school were
changed to afford the larger pupils chance
to learn trade in the shops.
Principal Milliken reported that l31 pupils
in the Evening school with an average at
tendance of "a.
1t was voted that the city auditor be re-
quested to hand in statement of the schools
appropriation and expenditures, with the
substractions and additions up to the
present time.
IL was voted that the Dresser boy now at
tending Park street school be directed to
attend the school in the district where he
belongs.
Bills amounting to SO, 455. O6 were approved.
Superintendent Lord said he had been in
terviewed by the mother of boy yesterday
who declined to have her boy attend the
manual training school exercises. She de-
clared The didn't learn nothing" The boy
really wanted to attend the school. The
committee ordered the superintendent to
see that the boy did attend, and that if he
failed to put in an appearance TO see that
the truant officer brought him there.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-23
Burglary al Cumberland.

The only clue to the Cumberland burglary
is the soft felt hat left in the orchard while
thesescape was. being.made. The next morn
ing the membelssof a family at Pride's Cor
ner We're surprised to see man approach
ing bareheaded from atwood lot. He came
up to the house and told that he had been
sleeping in the woods the night before, and
a fire started by his pipe while he slept had
burned up his hat, and would they be kind
enough to give him an old hat Of some kind.
They had not heard Of the robbery. and
were kind enough to give him the hat.