davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-02

DeFOet9cIuDrt DQDel lll10 DEM I'm chlQg 5ltr
Sellerun9 6%inbernt11e bereiten. QSir babe1
icbon ipeiter oben angebeutet, no bteie l1r@
lacben ST. iucben itno; ie itnD nidt polttis
lber Natur, ionoern 0fonomildber ite
treten nt6t nur IN ben Ser. Staten, lon=
bern itberaa auf, mo- nit mooernen 8roz
0utttonSmitteln gearbeitet, Der Wtenl6
tbnen btenitbar gemabt, Der GGeinbetrieb
aus9erottet nno bic INSTRUMENTATION I'M
9roBen Stile betrieben mirD.
Uno ebenIo I. ipentg Die Silberz Guqu6te in
Berlin oOer etn tnternationaler Wtiinsper>
Elm ben Yrets DeS Silbers finitltcb feItz
Iteuen o6er in Die 603e 1cbrouben fam,
ebenlo tpenig farm cine politi1de 8artet
Die Sabrifanten un6 Nrbeiter gegen Die
| nternattonGle &onfurren3 unb 9ez
gen Die Nusbeutun9 inter chamber ibliben.
Sc mebr @tnpobner Die Ser. Staaten
%befommen, ie mebr NrbeitsfrGfte Dorbans
ben iino, ie bt6ter Die 8eD0lferung un6 je
ltdrfer Der 9rang tptrO, in sroBen Stdbten
boden gu bleiben unb iib 9egenlettig auf
benz Nafcn 3u liben; 6elto II tebrt9er
tperocn bic 20bne, belto 3oblrei6er mirb
oas Broletariat perben.
9te ieBige &rtie bat Elm SaIlen IL
Ter @ertbe berbetgeflbrt, alto audi bes
gSertbS BET Nrbett, unO iper 5a glaubt, 0aB
ett aberntaligeS Stetgen in NuSltcbt
ltebt, Der irrt ii6 leDr. @s mag ia nteber
Elm fur5eS S3panfen mach oben entire
ten, tper aber baS WtitteI ser Q(rbeitSl0bne
unD @aarenpretie nacb ben &riien Der lebz
ten Is Sabre in 8etrabt aiebt, Der WetB,
oaB 6aSlelbe tmmer ntebriger
10 / t s..
8enn man Den Sabrifanten ben 8ulS
fllblt, tpenn man tire gebeimen @ebanten
lielt, bann ftn6et man aucb aus, baB ibnen
oteler Bro5eB, tpelber 6aS %berfigbare bill
Ii sc Weni6enmatertaL pergrSBert, inioz
fern ertpiinlcbt fommt, neil CT tbnen ben
&an1pf auf Dem tnternattonalen Waaren>
martte erletcbtert; mande bon tbtelt
plappern iDgar aus Der Sbule, ipie Der
groBe Carnegie, uno fe 1agen eS gan3 often,
oaB ite ben 3eitpunft berbeiiebnen, mo- tie
o Dne S9uB3olle nit europa CONF
furriren fDn1ten.
Inns iteben Die Gobmatertalien I'M l1ebers
fluff 3ur Gerfii9un9; fein anoeres 2anb
farm &oblen unb Giien 10 btntg liefern tpte
mir; unlere GranSportmitteL itnb BEN Ser
bdltniiien angepaBt, fur3um, mir BADEN i'm
8ergletcb nit europa bielfa6 giinitigere
Observation-Disclosures. Sour in 3tpei
Buntten lit uns europa nob lber: in
biut9erem &apitalc unb in biaigerer Dir
belt.
9lber aub bieie bei6en 6inberniile tperz
ben bon Sabr gu Sabr g~eringer; nOb eint9e
iolcbe &rtlen wie Die lebte, unb es tpiro
AUDI in Qlmerifa 6os &apitaL nab NnLdgen
unb Die Nrbeit I'M 8ermenoung betteLa
gehen. Sinh mtr aber erit lomeit, banrl
ptrb europa nod mebr unter 0er Gonfurz
ren3 9merifas 3u leiben BADEN, uno penn
Der beuti9e &aiier glanbt, europa gegell
ioGbe Nngriffe, pie bie Mc&tnleb98ta,
i9lrmen 5u miiieu, 10 ioate ct lieber Sor7
bereitun9en t~reffen, europa por jener
9ranfenIoieu @Onfurren5 5u i9u7
BEN, bic bann Iosbreben miro, ipenn Die
TretbGnbIer after 2dnOer tbr Prtnaip
our @eltung gebra6t baben, uno LIBERAL
Die 3oui9ranfen 9efauen iin6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-02

SIM 9(nfange BET iebigen GleoeIanb'Iden
@ertpaltung ipurOe namentlicb aucb bon
gut bemotratii9en beuti6en 2eitunoen
bitter &Go9e barber sefiibrt, oaB 10 tpenioe
0eut19 an 9eit I'll mirOen. @eraSc
aber 3eitun9en bieier Dirt beben lett foIz
gelrbeS bcrpor: G[epelanb babe nun i'm
2aufe ietner %3tnctten 9rdiibentidbaft bcbeuz
ten6e goitmetltereien, Steuerbeamtungen,
Goniulate u. |. 10. an 9euticbe ertbeilt i'm
@ansen lei Der beuti6e 8ep0lferunsstbeil
BET 8ert9eilung ser 0emtcr bod melt bels
fer tpeg9efommen, ais es anfGneli6 gee
i3ienen. = 9os lit ri9ti9. l1n6 nidt
tpenige Iemter iinb ia nod gu beIeben,
oa Der PraliOent Die nod ntbt abselaufene
Nmts3ett BON iol6en republitanifben ge>
ontten, ge9en Die NIGHTS 8eipnoeres Dors
lie9t, ru6ig 81 @nOe seben laBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-02

ten ert0nt, $3.50, auf bic 0or6>Qltlantic7
Staaten 1892 unb auf bic nOroItben
GentraIitdaten $1129 fommen, fte6en Die
iloltcben @entralitaaten nur nit 1888 nno
Die illoIiden Qtlanttc>S taaten nun NIT
1919 ber3ei6net, mobl Der i9lagenoIte
8etpet9, Dab Der freie tDeiBe Nrbeiter Der
getpaltigite TOrOerer bes 9tationalsgS0b
ltQnbeS 1T. !,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-02

Lt6e &aufmann: 81 B T bretben.' Na1
Der BON unS geftern Oer0ffentli5ten Gabelle
mitrben Die 2Guber foGgenbe @inbuBen
erlei6en:
Oeutib[anb. ..... So MiGionen Dollars.
Gnglano ....... Do " n
6ollanb .......... 30 y
Gatetnti3er Min3z
oullO ......+...fUO
Ser. StGdten 100 y
@ir mabten alio bonn @ertbe %unferer
@Gbrung 300 Wltuionen Dollars abb
idretben, unb te mebr Stt6er in
GtrtuIatton lit, beito me6r 9eutp
tpirben bnr9 bteie WaBnabme BE Cd a :
btgt tperben. WG6renb II unter lol3ert
umitGnben 9euti9lal1o un6 anoere 2dns
Der i6on felt Sebren Bic SilbertpGbrung
bei6rdnfen, ponen mir aus ben i'm S9aBe
.porban0enen S~ilberbarren, Bic felt einen
Sabre I'm 40 Yro3ent i'm 8ertbe g :
atIen Itnb, neue Silber>0 DOLLARS prGz
gen, bic MIR 80 Gents tpertb ftnb, un6 mir
tpolen 6tele SilberpaBen nerauSgaben utO
unter bic Qeute brtngen.
Nun frasen mir; SIT es ongeii6ts bieier
Sbatia3en, Die fetn SiLberbol6, au3 ntbt
6err Soup bonn Sn6ianapolis : Geles
9rap6, abitretten fam, ni6t ~geraoe3u etn
9 9wtnbeI, einen Li9neriic9en, etnges
btlbeten 8ertb (Seigniorage) auSprGgen,
untcr Ben obnaltenben tnterndttonalen
GompLifationen bas Stlbergelo per-
re n unb eiuen nod grOBeren She'll
Der 8iir9eri6aft in's 11n9lud retBen gu
Dolen?
@enn iebt Die Geeierung ertldrt, bon
i6rem Silberi0abe so Bro5ent abibreiben
unb i'm nit q rs gleibiteuen 81 tpouen,
nun bann lit baS 3par iebr i6mer36aft,
aber Ser @erIult f0nnte Our6 etne
Steuerz o6er 3DaerbO6ung erlebt tpers
ben; tpenn aber 9unOerte bon MtQto>
men SiIber6oqars I'M l1mlaufe unb bauptz
id6li3 in ben 6dnoen fletner 2eute ltno,
bann ntr6 cine Nbi9retbung p6n
so B*o3ent CUR 2an6escalamitGt, Die nm
ter allen l1mitGnben bermteben peroen
muB.
0a gtbt es nur-einen Nustpe9 i: 6 / NJ
3tebung ser unterwert9t9en
Silbertide.
Se6e NeuprGgung uno 8erausz
gabung lit, tpte mir ibon gelagt baben,
i9ltmmer ais etne 9umm6ett, ite lit elm
8erbreden.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
MADA1lE'S DIATIONDS.

Inc passengers on the British mail steam-
eF victoria ln Rio harUor We're impatiently
"2itin% for the Quarantine officers to i'm
ish inspecting the ship
Ihey were tired of the sea and were
anxious 10 seek more comfortable quarters
in the city
Madame was the only PASSENGER who
d'd not fret ana worry over the DELAY. She
WAS seated on d-ca, where she had a good
view OF RIO
Sae was u sing at the opera house that
night, and her managers agent had en-
gagged for her in advance 81 suite OF rooms
AZ the best hotel
80 ms lame waited patiently and laughed
and jested with The yoUus men who had
been her companions on the .oyage and
who had sought her for farewell chat
sac was beautiful Wo,uan-tais Iair
French queen OF the opera. Her golden
hair. brown a. cs, faulIa-s features and
dazzling complexion made the men 80 wild,
ana il was impossible 70 watch her grace
fuI movements without discovering that
her form had that ideal perfection OF which
sculptors dream.
y glass of Wine Marie" said Madame
to her maid.
The young woman brought it in a mo-
mout and her mistress leisurejy slipped t.
talking in her sparkling way 10 her ad-
mirers all the while.
just then there was an uproar at the
other end of the steamer and cries OF
terror and alarm were heard.
"a man overheard"
Madame laughed when she heard the cry.
Fortunate fellow she exclaimed. 1T
would Ja better 10 jump into the water and
swim ashore than stay in this floating
prison another day"
The captain of the Victoria came forward
with the ships doctor. TIE faces OF the
two wore a troubled expression and it was
evident that they had news TO coInmuni-
cate.
MADAME" said the captain. cit is nay
painful duty to inform you taat terrible
accident has just occurred Your Lu-Llnd
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
THE WAR IN TIE ORIENT.
An Interesting Story OF the War in the East
Between China and Japan.

The Constitution publishe, herewith q
very interesting and timely article from
ehe current issue Of HaIper's Young People.
This great war is the first conflict which
mas ever taken place on such q scale he
tween the new and the old civilizations.
emma stands for the old and Japan for the
new. The former has 40G0OO.000 people and
the latter less than 4OO00O0O and vet the
lttle island giant seems to be making easy
prey of its great Monaghan neighbour,
which, in area and population, IS one cf
the Yastest Of the governments of the
earth. Japan has adopted modern methods
IN It's army and navy and in the govern
inenI Of the empire. No nation on earth has
probably ever shown such wonderful change
m a few years as has Japan in the last
twenty years China. ON the other hand.
has chung TO its old-time methods, and at
me outbreak of this war il sent to the
front Manchurian bow and arrow soldiers
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05

even i'm the Russian capital, and the prin-
cess protested with many tears against the
match. causentinc only when alleged proofs
that her imperial lover had given her MP
were presented TO her. Later she found
that these proofs We're fictitious, and the
mutual affection between Alexander and
herself nersistcd for some years after his
marriage 10 Dagmar, who had been the at
fiancci bride of his elder brother II is
STAGED chat the latter's knowledge Of this
tender feeling between her husband and his
u!d sweetheart was the cause OF much jcal-
ousy and many tears on the part Of the
czariHa. with the coming Of the children,
however a feeling OF sincere affection for
his wife is said % have implanted itself in
the breast Of the ear, and curing their
later years the domestic life OF the imperial
couple is said 10 have been almost ideal
short stories of the Gar.
stories. Of the first money earned by a
man who has carved a fortune for himself
i'm IN, face of adverse circumstances are
aivavs in demand. Here is the story Of the
first money earned by Alexander. 1t was,
oerbape some seven or eight years ago
maj hc decided to contribute his share in
Continued on First Column Second rage
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05

tlres ana somewhat sluggish movements.
Tn, impression that lie made in CONVEX
.stion was That az good, modest ana
moderately Intelligent strons-wiilea man.
uho .ai4ht perhaps listen TO objections
bu- who certainly would stand no nonsense
from his sul3ylinatcs or amy one els.
..crlv those who have had the prlNiieSe
OF observing. him i'm tn" unrestralned lhH-
,uarv 81 hls family. especially when F'ihl'.
;,.- ,yith his children or amusing hmseil
win his four-footed pets. could tuliy r'''-
fgo y,lst q simple. kindly nature was con
,.-,iai behind by no means sympathetic
exterior" ,,,,,si,,l
I'D ,isxanlcrs SURPRISING PaYSiS.,'
.t,.,....b :h. world has often been '"il
NJ ,biIi,. TO bend and twist saver con
-, mis- thumb and fingers. his proves
-. y, wrestler. his endurance nj ana a'l'i'nl
:, s.,er. physical tasks. all these nav
i...n .xploited Gut few are aware 'hi'
.I,,.,nd.r. eyer since he has been the car
-. !, tiraless and nrcmitting worker al
49,, f..e., Yet this is true. and in his &c
,.rriratfon. formed very shortly after the
de,th of his father. to master the details
of his imperial Job is supposed TO have
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05

or the same distance as from New York TO
Sing Sing on the Hudson.
In the meanwhile the Chinese lad been
sending armies over the mountains from
Manchooria. and these armies had estab-
Hshed themselves at The city Of Ping
Yang. through which the japanese must
pass if they intended going any further
north; for Ping-Yapg sits on the only road
that leads through that section Of the coun-
try, and is built on a hill, and is old
fortified town with heavy stone walls. Ii
WAS a strong position, and was defended
b. 2o,0Go of the best Chinese warriors.
Marshal Count Namagat1, in command Of
the Japanese armies in Corea, determined
that Ping-YanS must be taken, ana he in
structed his generals 10 move or the city
from Fusan, Seoul ana Gcnsar. and 10 az
rive all together on a certain date.
Gensan is about ninety miles from Ping
Yang 0he distance between New York and
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05


- l.. I-y...ra.l 49,. r.sa-aatIue saasa
80, - -.ll..,,-.I ms r.f thl past two
WalcA i"5 r XIII, ..-,,-,, ;,
day. s..@' nun .,'-' .-.-..,..f ,,--r,,,r
Mercy. Sel, ii'le' '''s -'' - 8,
80 you A''' =
dgad2
eyes. dead answered me e"i'"'"'
's"aiio"1a is 'ile ,+. 1-r
Madame leaned h-9- ia @. .i'.-. ''
she had mot tainted rs -ne nssi'-t'i-ia ~
hr<t supposed. .....- ..... .r5 .ar
hands moved u-sEou-5--
''rrg i, bear i bssNe-g. madam @"ia
her manager IN s}tap-5A = zone
I'll canu.t-I cannot s-hf.. madame.
:, IL, ,.t,.,,.. r....t a.. rs4 aI uy aia-
a.. H., .+r,..r, i.,.-- r., Ks rs.e,. They
( yess Ie ..'. ..' = I.., a. shan go
madt'
Madam IS -ra.u. said th' "aia'
Grapi.- t.. leather . 'Hi1 a.i ''7-'--
.,.f ..f...I ...r.. ...-. ..r.tl r.rri ...tay
4 .,- . ....' . ,.',.. ,... The ship"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05

narrow, and l@aI over "''''.- e;ira...
sequcntly were hard u'aNei h5 lot S"'''i'
and artillery.
The column moving zap from Seoul came IN
-t,,. - r,.,.. ,-,s. an, Thursday. Santemh,r
S.-"' -. ''7 SO ~ -, ,.'I,,,,,,, ,.ar,.
l"th. ne htAl cay 'iie ''''''' ~
up and preparations Wee t-'4
General attack. The enlargement began AT
.;a,.h,e,l- an saturday morning with "a
-. -...,,,,.,l. v.rtsr lasted until
HN,''5 NJ. ,.l,i.,..... No.
o'ei3c@ ia me "'ts-.',.i
piled h"avelN h&t NOT m-1h Aati" "'.7
ON either side. aS both armies were pretty
won sheltered AT y O'Clock the Jlpanr-"
,-,,tr,. I,o,-.,, to advance. ami nanNinS
,. y. az. ,tabt and l,ft
columns WE '' 80 IT,, .,.
Of the Chinese lihtS- '-'eS i''l','
weakly defended. and waited oatii = % el'.N
Sunday rsarnipe. when they sWoopcd down
, ~. t.r,.,,at.f.,n f.ofc All sides at once.
't .r ,.,.,4 tI..,, n Is stated
"l'' ''.'i $3.50, ..,....... ,,-..... f.ft1.7
that I'D li'N Datt+' --.'i '''' q
and many thousands @osi.'.'- '''' a." i'-. =
l..#.,rr uu-aIcr were taken prisoners, "n}
a.a - ire entire ARMY III -H.vI escaping
.....g win, Av,nfs- The uri-aa-
A0I'''"''' 'o".' ,rl T.,......s
crs Na'r several @.''i,-.'.7. ''1
loss Was small-aac-t y" A3it1 anu "o.'''.'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05

military honors to the dead emperor when
tie body shah be embarked N Yalta
I The train from Odessa to st. Petersburg
viii stop at every important local station
where the local garrison will be- drawn up
to render military honors to their dead
! commander.
THE czarina IS quite broken down and
! the doctors are again fearful that her
! health may not Withstand the weight of
4 her grief"
sorrow in France.
( Paris. November 1.-The president sent
the czarina a personal message of CONDO
i'nee. Mr. Mantauz. French minister OF
foreign Affairs, sent 20 n. de Giers. Rus
-ia : iusci-n minister. n dispatch express
.Es in the name Of the government the
Ssl"t watch the news of the cars death
. hat caused IN France. Premier Duuiiy
Z leieEsaphed g. tbc projects of the depart
melts the order that their flags bc d~aped
IN mourning and raised at half-mast.
Was ia Constant Dread.
AitNanocr ili. emperor OF All the Eussiae
who succeeded 10 the throne on thc murder
81 his father hy nililist consairators an
Marcia Il. ls>i. was born March Id. ISIS For
some tme attDr his elevation to tho throne
a' seldom appeared i'm public. but lived
e. the closest retirement at CATCHING. bein,.
in constant dread 81 the Vaccinations OF
thc secret societies or socialists. His coro-
nation took place at Mas"ow May =. 1883
Ile married. IN 1866. Mary F,ogoroviua
Uormtriy Merry Sophia Frederica Da.mar)
daughter 81 Christian liz. kim or Denmark
Iui sister of tEe princess OF Wales ami the
kius ui Greece. Tho principal concern OF
the ear was 20 put down uihilism 20 de-
velop The military power of Russia, To
orgauize her Asiltic an Caucasian pro-
vIuces aai 10 keep steady eye upon Con-
stlEt4lpBle.
from the beginning Of his reign periodical
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05

10 ..e. .he .raiua4 mitrafllcusa batteries
az u I-n.5... isur bore is $40 et,r,.. ....
t,,l orla ,,v, 3. ,-,,,,,,. 10. 5 .
ilteru.l7 ,rfa,.,. ,.,,1 Pr ~
- GU. I've H.. n..- cat ticd uu
'aiu,, , ,...,., q. tho most inn
D''"'''' ''i'' '..'.' - ..iu,. Cor
poTtanI one mat mas % go, .,.,,.
many oVercame France ~ l'',' ''.
American boy VINO IS interested IN 'He P''-
aress OF the world and i'm the advancement
80 ,,..l,,, il.a.. and Inventions should fol-
- ,t. ...i ana und.r-
10" inc events On '''e 90 .
stand exactly Wh"I - E''-7 ~ -
even if tais country is at the other en-" Oh
ana. Garth
nv l... - r..rs7 has ALWAYS tried 20
-, r,,.;a.,,s.r- am III his domains. bu. the
,,,.;., ..,.t l.,,,..,,.., baye In recent years
..3r q, ,.tti,..., faothoIL in tae coIu-
- ~. s..I ~. of t1,a other
NS' - - ,1f.l am China TO
30 "''. VIZ .I,i.,,, l,st -i,r.u.,
h'iP t'''' '''' 49,, +i.t tbr Chinese
wy ""4''" tr,,ps th;u
we -.''i.' l ...t7 tbaf a. ;nv
"'tN I,,'7'"'S' ''i.' ,,Ft. i, l,,rsl
more oiliI',7' S"''''.-E ,,~
. ihtN M"a.' 60 T. - - T.,,.,.sa
''A fti'"}' july -',"' ,,.,.. $50,
crNSItia met = ""i.'"'' 81 ''' III ,,.
Chinese troops ON npdfd' t~. 'i'1' - zoe
ne-e watsnips. OIL the island Of ron ta''
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05

been the leading cause that has made his
life as one has said IRA Their tnat of a pope
than OF q secular monarch
it was the custom of Alexander when
residing at CATCHING to rise at O'Clock in
the morning. After his bath and toilet the
first hour or two were spent in a morning
stroll. 4 modest breakfast followed, after
which he engaged in severe manual labor
of some sort-bulding walls. chOppinS logs,
digging bitches or other occupations more
lit FOR L peasant than ear. He always
held that this only would tit him for the
mental work that must come after in the
day, which, to him, has always been much
more difficult than the physical eXcrtions
just spoken OF.
The Lies He Uas Heard.
1t is stated by some who claim to know
much Of the late ear that the notion put
forth that he was kept in ignorance of the
real situation in Russia Is not correct
one. bat the burden Of proof is the other
Way. Ills advisers came SO understand
him SOON after his access ion as man Of
uu great m"utal C3liber, as one who meant
VeN, bat who was prone to devote his
time - pylfy poucrius over minor details
one who mtGht make a mountain out Of
mo.chill, but never see the roai noun
tain .t all; who might discover some slight
discrepancy or wrong that a more able
man might miss altogether, but one who
would allow the Lrossest DISCREPANCIES 10
pass uuuoticcd. Accordingly al through
his life ne WIS led to believe that nine
terths of all the criticisms that have
been directed against him and his govern
meut have been infamous lies; that the
number OF dissatisfied people in RUSSIA has
b,au So small as to DE hardly worth no.
ticing. and that the great m3a5 have been
happy. contcute1. prosperous. and loyal.
As TO the loEGlty OF the average Russian
there is no question; the ear has been
from time immomorab!e second only TO
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
TIE DEAD GZAR.
And Last Of All, Even to ROYALTY
Comes The Grafs,
Alexander HI now BUT CLAY
The Story Of R0yalty's Brittle with
he Death Monster,
THE NEW CAR AND Ills FiAaCEE
Tragedy and Romancs PlayinEa Game OF
Hide and Seek Within the somber
Palace Walls Of Iivadia

London. NOV rtar THE foreign omce
has rec,l.-d q dispatch from the British
embassy ~ 81 P,terseu-1. stating that the
ears death occurred as ---u o'clock d. III.
\ dispatch fsru i..v.i..it says that al noon
the action Of tne ears heast began to en-
feeble rapidly About half past ! o'clock
'i'''onsr-o1-sl--s -upcrVened and the action
81 t'- heart become intermittent ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
RIcuMoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, March i9.-No aue-
ton offerings on Change to-ens cters 70.
Private sales: Filters. L.; smokers IL,
darks. q; wrappers, 2 lota' :" hosS
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettes, sl,90.s5; tobacco, N'o'z'". io'"''
From reported private sales for the pas.
two weeks il does appear that BUSINESS
is better, and more or hess OF az, S', ,s,sro
and grades of old and new TOBACCO 49,, 49,
a o. iessf cbanadng hands But the volume
OF business In but partially repressn i,,o
by reported sales. since our iarses. , 49,.
RES are large buyers or Wes'cin ,a,,e hrn-
directly, and some through var,ouS D'v
kers in the West, and others having a.
large business to justify employing .ne, ~
own special broker; There are ss,,, Ices
western stocks made mere a.so' aire,, to
than a year ago. Some gong ulrse o,,,v
Factories are not counted, ana others oiiS
occasionally recorded. ,.,o,,s mr.,
Very considerable interior shipments ar AZ,
still received by our manufacturers .hot
nassing through a warehouse. SO Una.
the natural business done may daily
greater than INDICTED from thesc '''''
reports. -. a., halter
spirits. with fair orders. but hopins "
tax-settlement will restore busincSS ."
its usual regularity and Strength. ,sre-
Our loose breaks will De Ii3h'tfr orward
after. and yarehousemen look Iorwa III
10 only more Inferior grades IMAM ,n, ~
tofore received. end 1t Is not un ,, he
that several warehouses VIII MI w -
gap with sales OF TOBACCO o'et '"S
head or by sample. ..,, ,nou
There are now no restrictions upon
warehouses who act as commlss,o ,.,,
men, as many themselves p,d on o. has has
in tobacco 10 suit themselves, "a, "a hs a.
been in vogue In other places. This Is;
however, more frequently done TO pro'ec'
patrons and prices. ,,aber
Dark tobaccGs are considerably pis"e'
I'm Petersburg. ,. .h,+
Southside Virginia planters say, tnat
there is great Indifference there as IN
CARDS planting. and that the crop %n'
such are Mecklenburg and Lnnenburs
county reports.