davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-09
nBi9 Hills"
Gin Jn0ionerRduptIino oas Opfer zines
b~rutaIen Qn9rtfs.

On Bet Gde bon 0ipiiion un6 Crosby
Str, in Der NG6e Ser beim 6lllB g~elegenen
galbol3bOfe, lteB itb 9eftern Elm Suoianer>
Gtrc1S 1tte0er. Ser SberbQuptltlg Der
@eieQlc6aft, v8ie &tlIS," u1ternabm gegclt
Q6eno IN icinem pouen &rie05coftiim einen
Spa3iergang all Der OtDiiton Str. entlang,
no er auf cine @eieuihoft iunger Strolcbe
ItieB, ipclcbe Sen Sn6ioner 6urb Die Smitoz
tton zines &rtegSgelangeS Der 9totbDGute
Der60bnten. Wftfe Wtc@utre b~eritieg itdb
iogar iOtpeit, BEN 0auptltng an leincm
blauen nit gelbem 8anD beiebten Satan
3u 3upfen.. v8i8 &tu5" ipies ben 2tngreifer
5uritd, tpelber nit eincm 6alitichiag in
oas @eiibt bes SnbianerS antwortete.
0erielbe elite iofort in baS Eager 5utiiG
u1to er3G6lte benz 9olmetlber unD Wto1ogcr
oes @trtuS, Berep !6ubion, Sen uncrb0rten
leberfau. 6ubipn ertpirfte eineu Ser
6oftSbefebl unb eri9ien nit benz 6duptling
beute Wtorgen int 9oli5et9eribt Ser Dit
G6tcago QlOe. : Station. 6u6ion trGgt
langeS, bis auf feline Scbultern Dera5pal@
lenocS blondes 6aar unD baS 8ldgerpaor
1obm ftcb duBerit maleriib aus.
Wtc@ltire lieB ieinen BroseB por 9ticbter
Granddaughter berlegen, Dobtn iicb Die Erp>
5eIlton 51r 8etpullberung Bet BeDobner7
l6dft baIb in 8etpeqrng lcbte.
9ttbter Granddaughter oeri9o6 Die Ser
banolun8 auf Wtontag uno iteute Wt@Hire
unter $500 Sitrglhaft.
, 1894-06-09
Steioen ourd3s Dab hinein.

Die 8obnnng 6e5 Grocers 9. Sien6crg
No. $40 GlarfitraBe tpurbe beute frib ge>
gen 2. Hbr BON ginbrecbern beimgelucbt,
uh6 fielen bieien $40 baares 0eIb uno Elm
8unb S9Illlel sur 8eute. Slenbergs
Wobnung befinbet ii6 i'm Stodperf iiber
BENT 2aoen, neben ibm pobnt Nu9uit Q8tIz
IiornS. 9teier bate geiteru cine Setter am
Qibtfenfter bes 9acbeS iteben Iaiien unb
btele ~benubten Sic Ginbrecbcr, I'm tn sic
Sienber9'icbe Wobnun9 gu ~gelangen. 0ort
rdurnten tie gut ouf uno crit ais ite itch
entfernen moIten, eripacbte Sienberg. Gr
i9rtc, Oocb fonnte iDm Dies lpeni9 belien.
Die @inbreber entfonten nit Der 8eute.
0te 8oli5ct iud6te bie @egen0 stpar a6, boc6
fonnte ite feline Spur bon ben ginbre6ern
CT mitteln.
, 1894-06-09
fir Elm Shieos9eridt.
Der Wuufd ser Neutrality-suspicious. sur
1eeeIun9 Ger 2tufpriide Ger fran3oifden
q Ge9ierun9.

0as 8eGtausteGun9 Oircftortum bicGt
geltern gfacbmitta9 I'M @rano gacifte 6otel
cine 8~eriammlung ab, in nelber cs offt5teu
erfldrte, baB bas 8unbe81 3oQamt NIT
ieinem bureaufratii6en 3opf fir ben 8erz
llit Dcrantnortli6 lei, Sen Bic franSoiti9en
NuSfteller i'm Sadion 8arf burcb bas
6ercr an s.. SanIar 1894 e%rlitten.
Die 9ireftpren nabmen Ben 8el3luB
al, ben bon Der fronS0itiDen 9te9terung
erbobcnen S9aOeneriabanipruD einem
SD!eoS9crt6t 5l unterbrettel1, uuo ie
bieBer einitimmig BEN 8eriebt Oe5 GomiteS,
ba5 iicb nit Dem 9tuiprlcb Der Sran3oien
beicbdfiiat battle, gut. Der 8ertdt beS 60
mites 9ing oabtn, boB bie Nuslte0ungsz
peruriacbteu S6aoen p%crantnortlt6 lei.
0aB Die 9ireftoren itd6 fart fir Die Qlnz
gelegcnDcit intereiltren, aet9t i9on Der llnts
itanb, baB ftb tbrcr 81 81 ber geitrigen
Sibung ei19cfun0en batte1l.
9aS Gpmite, baS Sic 9n1prii6e ser
Trar5o1en unterlucbt bate, beltebt aus Dem
YrGfiDenten 6lginbptbam, 6em General
Direftpr 0apt5 uno benz 0~cileralannalt
Q8alfer. Der 8cri6t bieies Gomites giebt
cine poaitdfOige lleberitcbt iiber Die sur
Sbliebung Ser Strettfrage gepflogenen
Gerban6lungen unb fpnlmt 81 bemS6Lufie,
oaB ein5ig unb dllein bic 8un6esSoIbeb6rbe
fitr BEN Den frans0iiihen NusftcGlerf err
pa6ienen Ycrluit D%erantportlicb iet, neil
lie Die 2luSlieferung Der N~uSiteLungsz
9egcnitanoe in unperanttpprtlicber @eiie
~Der3Ogert bate.
Bis ibon gelagt, tpur6e bieicr 8cricbt
bes @onlitcS einittmlnig angenommen,
%tporauf Gpman S. Sage ben 2lntrog porz
legte, boB sic Gnti6eibung bcr Nngelcgcnz
belt etnem SbtebSgericbt iiberlaifen iperocn
~iotlen, Ser Qtntrag bes 6errn Gage ldutet,
ab9eleDen bon BEN Breombel1, folgenoerz
maBen:
v8el9loiien, baB bas Gomtte beite6en
blelbe uno a1t8etDtcIen perbe, ale 2tnz
itaIten SIT t~reffen, bantit bic porliegen6e
6rage 10 icbneu Dte m09lt6 erlebi9t tperbe,
unb OoB es BEN Sertretern Der frans0ltI6en
9te9icrun8 einen 8oricblag unterbreite, haB
Die Srage ber 8erbinolidbfett cinemS bie6s=
gertcbt inter ether Gpmmiiton gemdB
ben 0cieben bcS States Suinots porgez
legt tpcrOen ioQe, poralsgeiebt, baB bic
fransDiticbe 3egierung nicbt etnen an6eren
OtobuS angiebt, ourcb Bic beioen Borteten
gleicb annebmbare @tni9ung er5telt tperben
tan11."
, 1894-06-09
Nn5eigen in Der Nbenbaus9abe Ser Sui
nots Staats3ejtung babe1 ben beiteu Grfolg.
Gine Sdweotn brennt nit einem
OeutIhen ourd.

Set ~ber9an9en 0~onneritaa bermtBt Ser
in 1919 Go8coe Str. Dobnenoe Icblpebii1e
S6reiner WtagnuS Smanion feline Srau
uno 4 &in6er. St 1T Ser Nnii9t, baB tie
laut Gero6re6ung irgenbwo nit benz Sa>
loontpirtb Sobn SaQeuberg bon 922
Southport NOe., Der am 0ienitag G0ieago
pI0BIicb perlieB, unb idbOn felt langere 53ett
t9r characterization icbenfte, sulammen7
getroffen Jet. Die SmQn1ou5 mobnten
rliber in benz &ouenber8'i6cn 6ouie, unO
bort enttpifelte iib 3milben NtaOau1e
Spanion unD Dem itrammen beuti6en
Saloonmirtb, Der %einitens oas 5tpeierIet
Sub 9etra9en, b. b. Solbat tpar, Elm 2tez
be5DerbGltniB. Nls ibn aber etnmol Ser
S6pebe nit ieiner @en1a6lin 3uiamz
men bel einem Tet6-a-Tete traf ipurbe
bic 8o3nung ibleuni9ft aufgegeben. 9O9
Die 2tcbenoen trafen iib tpeiter uH0 lit
pobl Die Q(nnabm1c, oaB iie matchmaker
tocb &auenber9s 6etrnat6, Benn1Dlpanta,
0urbgebrannt un6 I'M StDanlon nocb
me3r 81 dr9ern, Die 1 &inoer %mttnaDmen,
cine ricbtige.
, 1894-06-09
Uerbabte GoncurrenS.

@eitern Worgen begaben itcb IA Stbiffsz
berlaber aus Chicago mach Soutb Gbicago,
nm sic 8erlabung elmer Qln5abl a9iffe SIT
beiorgen. OuS crregte ben Jleib uub bic
WfiB9unit ibrer 8erufsgeno1ien in South
G6icago. IS rotteten iib et!pa 1000 MGn>
rer, Neiber unb &inoer 5%uiammen, melcbe
bic Gbica9oer 10 LANCE nit >gSurfgeiboiien
aIer 2lrt bombaroirten, bis Oieie iblieBIttb
boDonliefen, Ob abcr burcb einen iolcbelI
Gor9ong 6aS 8rjn5tp Der 3uiammengez
b0rigteit auer Nrbeiter Defenders 9ef0roeri
purOe, m0dten mir bOb be5peifeln.
, 1894-06-09
Ourh's bera oefholien.

Der in 0ieniten Ser Mtlpaufee & ct.
Saul 8abn itebcnOe Spe3iaIpolt5ift Soiepb
O'6eraf tpurbe pergan9ene 9tabt gegen
IL llbr BET NuSiibun8 ieiner Oienitpfltchtcl1
bon iu19en Strotcben in'S 6er3 9eldboIlen
uno auf Der Stelle get6btet.
I'm Die g%enan1te 3eit pafitrte etn 0urc6>
gangS5ug BEN Gabnbof an Single Sir. ltn6
OafleD NOe. S'6erof itanb nit einem
&oQe9en in set 0tdbe ser Station unb lab,
mic 6 junge Buri6en auf BEN Bug ipranz
gen. ST ia9te fe btnunter uuo fD(gte tbnel1,
ais ie bic @eletie entlang liefer. Sic
Sln9en lieBen ibre @utb barolf an Den
Senitern Der gSagen bieleS a3uges aus uno
3ertrllnlmerten cine Wfenge Dericlben.
S'6erat nDllte ihnen ba5 Oatopcrt legen
rnD fOlgte 3 beriel6er, Bic baS 8om6orz
bentent gegen sen lebten Wagen alsfi6r7
ten. 9D6 bebor ct tbnen nabe genug mar.
5og ether Der StroI6e ieinen Gebolber,
lboB un0 traf 0'0erat 9eraoe iiber Sem
6er5en. Der 9lngei6oiiene icbleppte ii6
nodb einige StraBen pett u16 fiel oann Ben
Durcb Bic S3teBeret berbetseSogenen 9oLiz
3tlten BON Der Barren Npe. Station in bic
Nrme. Giele na6nen i'm mach GoleD'S
Saloon unb bort itorb S'6erat, o6ne no6
ben Poli5iIten ettpaS itber Sic S6ieBeret
mitgetbeilt gu baben. Dies tbat 5patcr
O'6eraf'S &oIe9e. Ser @riboiene mat
"a Sabre alt, unDerbeiratbet uno po6nte
al @de Der 2tncoln Str. unb. 2(rmttaQe
9tOe. Ser WtOroer' entfam nit leinen
Sumpanen, auf Die 9efabnbet pirb.
, 1894-06-09
Gtnbrahe auf Ser meit1eite.

Dem in 758 90. II. StraBe nobne16cn
66nOler in 0emiilen &barle5 Stretfer
mar am Z. Stunt cine @agel1looung Sc
mile aus ietnem 8aarenla9er 8eitoblen
porDen. Sci nGberer. 8eitcbtigung Ser
3bitr ermittelte ct, baB Bic 6aspe uno 0as
SblDB erit beralt5geDrooben unD barn
tpieoer btHet1geitedt tporben tDare1t. Strei>
fer mabte iid baral1, baS 0eito6(ene at
lucben uno fano bieS nad1 einem ibn1 gcgez
benen Ninf i'm Stale set 6auitrerBiuiam
ul1o Wttc9al Wfaboe1, @de Der goulina uno
9aittugS StraBe.
Streiter beribtete Sen Tltn6 6er 8olt3et
l1n0 erfolgte 6ann Die 8erbaftung Der
bei6en 8rilocr, bon bencn %eil1er, QSiutam,
bcreitS cine mebridbri9e 3ubtbauStrafe
abgebitBt bat.
Dem Nicbter OooleD tbet[te Michael
Wfaoben beute nit, 6aB CT a4etu baS 6otz
iirergeibdft betreibe, ietn 8ruber nur ietlt
NngeiteIter lei, er ben Stoff bon etnen1
anberen 6auitrer, SimmD 3etpltn ~gefauft,
er aber nibt altSftnDen tonnte, no oerlelbe
tpoDne. 0dB man eS bier nit etnem Sim
bru6e 5u t6un bate uno Sic beioen Ota0z
oetS Die 9tebe iDdren, mar dlBer Srage
un6 Dur6e no6 burcb bic WtittDeilung be-
itdtigt, boB bieleLben iofort nadb @ntbefung
beS StoffS unb mentge StunDe1 Dor Der
8erbaftung iDren Saul unb 8agen perz
fault D6tten. Inn Den 6auunfen 0elegcnz
belt gu 9eben, BEN DerLorenen Simm0 Getpz
lin berbet3ni6afen, ipurbe bet SAL bis gum
IA. Stunt Deri1Oben uno g8iuiam unter
5000, Der an0ere inter $4O0 8ir9i6aft gez
felt.
Gerednsene Naht 8e9en 2 11br f~tatteten
5tpet @inbre1er BET Wobnung 0e8 6. %.
8ransfp, 81 6enrp Str., einen unerbetez
nen 8eiuD ab un0 erbeuteten $50 baareS
@elb unO cine M!en9e &GetOungSitiife.
0erabe GLS bic beiocn Sitter Der 9tacbt nit
ber 8eute a65ogen, eripacbte 8ranstp, iparf
fi6 in feline &leiber unb lief 9inter ben
0ieben BET. Quf Der StraBe 6egegnete er
Dem 9etectto Wfurrap. Der ibm in Der Ser
%fOLgun8 bebilflicb mar. Gs gelang ben
8eioen Set 0tebe Dabbaft SIT tperben rno ite
ein5ulOcben. 2tuf Der Station ga6en bic
ieIben i9re gtamen nit Wticboel Qucbt un0
MticbaeL &tfabp al. 9ttcbter 0oolu0
i~telIte Die 8ei6en bis gum II. SUM- unter
ie $500 8itr0iDaft.
, 1894-06-09
6efdhren Aes 8ernfs.

8oli5iit S. g.. 0uffp empfing ge1tcrn
Nbeno UNI 9! ltbr bic Mitt6eilung, baB
flint O}dlncr III Ser @o6nung bon 2ln7
brem Mc2tni6, 905 Gon9reB Str, eiu9c7
brodheu leten. gr begab ftc6 nacb benz 6of
un0 fab ourb ein 6interfeniter ms 6auS.
Sn 6ieicm Nlgcnblif %feuerte elmer ser Sim
breeder einen SdbuB auf ibu ab unb bic
&u9el 9ing ibm burcb Die 8ade. Damn
liefen bic @in6ree5er bapon. Wte eS
ibeint, geb0ren tie elmer 8anoe bon Ser
brecbern oil, Bic iene Ge9enb icbon felt ldnz
9erer 3eit uuli6er macbt.
, 1894-06-09
Ser 9ro3eB 6es frit6eren 0ienffmS6.

Ser 9ro3eB 6es frit6eren OienHmd6z
bens bes Observation-Disclosures Der
Wisconitn Gentralz8a Q8bitcomb in
Wlilpaufee, SOa Wliuies, tpiOer ibre ebez
maItge 9ienftbcrrin, Srau @bitcomb,
pegen Gerleumbutg, lit pergleic6stpeiie
babin beigele9t poroer, 6oB bic &lGgertn
500 S6aOeneriaB unb $50 3ur 8e5oblung
Der 8ro5eBfoiten erbGlt un6 ibreriettS bic
Glaae auriifnimmt. 8rau g8bitcomb bate
bas Wtdb6en SIT ltnrecbt be3icbtigt, iEr
Wdibeititfe enttpenOet 3u baben.
, 1894-06-09

Die fir cine 6ousFrau etnfac6Tte u16
btut9ite Nrt, ein Oteuitntdoden 81 befomz
men, lit, cine 8erlan9tz2tn5etge an OaS
Abenpblatt Der SUinois Staats5ettun9 einz
3ulbtden, 9reis l Sent 6oS Mprt.
, 1894-06-09
OiIenbaRn~G uRrpEdne.


Mbtc1go & gsortbtoe Tters=Gt emb abn. gidet.
" SfFtceS: 9tos. 2O6--2O8 GIore = @trnee. an her
Soflep Qne'tue station mo I'm 2epot @de meas.una
- =. mst.hua nr.E..z.
, 1894-06-09

Nbicagn &c Gn5ern Suitois : GfSenbobr. -
" ~Stfet=Ofices: go @Iarf=5tr., Qubttorium=9nner.
uuo MISREPRESENTATION, 9eor6Orr= uuo 8plf=5tr.
'Sdgltf. i SDnntags ons9en. 4bfa9rt. &nfunFt.
Serre 9oute unO GoanSoile.. + 7:05 gf+ 6O2 q
So!tDtlle q @tuD. Wttnerol GpriuQ5. tf12.55 9tT $40 "
@biCaQp un0 9to1bbine &tmiieb 49,. 43O 81" 1O:l5 so
Serre 9aute uuo GoausOtQe.. 1920 a. 6:55 81
4artS, WtGrlbaI q &atro ..........T 7:05 Mtf+ $40 "
, 1894-06-09
Onnnrth Dnntpfer.

Sdgltb na0 8ocine, Wtilpnufee. @be6OnQan, W}ani=
toDoc, 2ubin9tou uu0 Mtauiitee nm = 1br M6enbs.
gtad9 @roflo 9open, M%tuStegon, 9rano 9tapios &C.
SGglm6 7:30 MbetIDS.
9tad &epauuee un0 MbnaOee, 9ienltaa, 9puuerTtoo
rnO Samfta9 nm Z lIbr Mbeubs.
9todb StnrQeou Ban, Green Ban, Mteuomtuee, O}ant
1ttqle Wtont09 nn0 9Onreritag nm Z uDr @beuos. C9e
SQmpfer legt 9onrerito9s ltiCbt in Ntaniitique AM
Sftce 1uo 9ocs: SUB Der W&i9i9on 9Oe.
Aus9eIDn1rlen S~pnrtagS. 2apbotu
, 1894-06-09
Weltous teQuno5 Defte,
8X1O
Gt''e oelrtfcf)e Sri9ianlamS9abe.
Ole Oe(tansleIuNg, Wie fe mt0anO, War uNO eNOee.
@G&e 20 aette itmo tertte>

Sopet Der Sprratb reid5t miro jebt Die u~ola1nOi9t Saut=
lung un 20 Defteu gum GriIe ppn $500 at unIere gbotnanten
ob9e9eben, Bufamuaen init DER Ginbonomappe fo1tet bas gan3e
2Serf 1910. Sir Nbonnenten, melbe Die bereits geIantmelten
oefte geOlntOe' ST boben wtniden, miro Elm erfdDmaduouer Git
bano NIT @olopre1inng gum GreiIe BON S1.OO brgeTeat, Os qau,r
}0erk 9ebun0en fofet $500.
Settellar9en tperOen in unfrer Offre entgegengenomnw.
, 1894-06-09
SGItmoiS g. cnfr0L,

Nne htrth9ehenben 3igs BON Der @eutrar. citation.
II. Ctr. nno fart gtow. 3uqe fir ben @hben f6uuen
ebenfanS an %. Ctr, 80. 9traBe lnb Spoe 9art asnom.
men meroen.- SidetS III Der Sta6tsOfftce, 1914 oaO
@~lort=StraBe, nno I'M @ubttoriunt=6ote
, 1894-06-09

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY, co, @ronS
staStlSfftte G an eIart S Sno ;sa @ft; pe Ctr 9uF 9btrIIr g a3168
, 1894-06-09
: Union pafen9er Station.
V%zYGnnsuIvdnidI jngS.I
2GOomss, 6amaIs uno @aOtfpm=s tr.

- TF~st5lF~-F VT EFFFU ~NNWEFWFF-~
1tdet=Offtces: Yin Der Stottou. III 4 G. elGrbs
etro8e @de SadiOn, unO int Mubiturtuln 9oteL.
2nrd)=3u9e iabren tote lolst mad @eutraI=3ett:
&o9ltd. f&09llda. ansQenOmmen Spnnton.
, 1894-06-09
Baltimore & O6ia= Gi(pn6a6n.

8epot: Sr9no @etttral= 8afogiersS Station. - gtobt.
9tflce; 1873 glarfs StroBe, aei1te Grtraberebnuno fTr
y, u 8. Stmiteb z3ige. ''
ooro, Gbfobrt @ufunft
Ssn Snnrt : = :x:..:.. .:.. 6O5 Ntf GAO U
buieo SinitsO $50. ,........ = lO45 Wa . e,no ST
g(eip yDrt, 2baibiu9ton, QittsburaI
oa S e !. .:. :...-..." 800 90 '11:O5 M
S{ittsbn,ro G9HtomtInoOott9n =; !: 5:25 u 945 sc
columbus GGpreB .......... ..' -6:45 u 7:2o 81
, 1894-06-09

Ebtca9n .gitEtnoafee &c at. 8auI=G t5cmba I'M.
Staots3ttfet Office: 207 gIarf=Gtr.; TeleOhpue
2lsO atatit. ltnton 8oiiagier-Gta tion: GanaL, Q6amss
, 1894-06-09

AbenbbIatt Der 81. Staats5tg. l Gent
, 1894-06-09
'Gd9lt9. +9dgt., ousf9G. @onnt.

tot. Panl unb Wtluueapplls. go.
tSolpa uro SonIaS @rpreB ......
&9Deantnre un0 8grpn ..........
fSt. Charles uno Sycamore 80.
'St Saul nno Mtnneapplts ......
'9esWtOines, st Spe Il, San. Gitp
, 1894-06-09

Nbteaac, Tc6 SsIanS & BactNc=HaD..
" characterization 8an 8urensStr.. elm 9fo9
ln0lt0 oo1' Scaro of 2robe. Sidet=CfFee: 1O4 @lorfffr.
, 1894-06-09
Nb9ou9. Gutunft.

7:25 BIN 11:20 80
1925 Wm 1l:20 30
$40 geln 10:2O 8n
5:35 9tnt 1850 SIN
500 Nnt 9i1O 0m
|. 600 9tnt $40 8m
, 1894-06-09
81 0 III 8. Sunni

W0rfgraf 81 9tu0ini bat es abgelebnt,
etn Wintiterportcfeuiue an5une6men, Derz
1prtbt jcboh, bic Yolittf Der Spariamteit
in ben 9fegterungsaUSgaben u1iterltiiBen gu
tpplen.
0tollttt bat in elnen1 0t bic NQ6ler ocS
bon tRnt in Der 9eputirtenfommer Dertre>
tenet 8c3trt5 gericbteten Sbreiben Bic
gSabrhett dler 9eget ibn in N%erbin0ung
nit DEM 8anca gtomQnQ1S Scandal erbDbcz
men 8el6uI9tgungen in 2lbrcoe geltelt.
t ON. g.. SUM.
Der Wttttiter oeS Qtu5nGrtiQen, Barron
8lanc, erflGrta beute, boB sic 9tegierung fort
1abre, be3tgltcD Scr italientichen Nnlpriicbe
ge9en 8ra1tlten @enu9tbuung SIT oerla1gcn.
9te b~rditltuntlde Jegterung lei benQcbricb>
ttgt pOrOen, baB Stalien Dereit lei, bic
1bleosgeri3tlicbe GntlcbeiounQ Der Ser.
Staaten III ben tpicBtigeren StreitfraQen
alt3unebnten.
Ct. Petersburg, 6. SUM.
@eaeraI E9ereptn lit burc6 failerltd6en
utaS gum Spe5toLbeamteu fir bic Sc
1cblbultg Der tailerltc6en Samt[ie er1onnt
&Doroen.
Cripple rect, 8. sunni.
Gtne1l dllBerit friegertlcbeu Nn1trtcb oez
mann bic Gage beute Wtorgsn unt 10 l16r.
ais bic 9elommte Sbertffsmannibaft mach
Sul 9tl dutbrab, nit bem ouSgeiprochez
1ten SoriaBe, cS etn5uncbmcn. Die Mannz
1baft lDfte 1td in lecbs N6tbciIunqen Qltf
llno tie bcabicbtigte, Dou alien Gicbtunoe1t
9lei65eitig por5uriifen. Sic 8eDltieS
Do0eH lbre @otltn99el3IlBe bel iib, 6aben
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-16

According to a telegram received
from Northumberland Nodzu, IN
the Official Gazette, the total Chinese
soldiers at Peong-yan was 5000, in
Guiding the remnants OF the army de-
feated at A-san.
A correspondent Of the Jill Shimpo
writes that the three Chinese men-of-
war-the Ting Yuen, Ping Yuen and
King Yuen-were burned by their
powder magazines being hit with
shots, while the commander of the
Akagi Kan was killed by shot hav-
ing struck her mast at the time he
was commanding from the masthead.
A despatch from Shanghai, states
the native press, says the Empress of
China was greatly enraged at the report
of Ii Hung Chang, and ordered the
Prince Kung to inspect the men-of-
war that returned from the last naval
engagement; the Prince already has
left for that purpose. 1t is said that
whereas Ii had concealed the defeat
at A-san, he had given full report of
the late naval disasters, which the
public may think strange. But the
truth is, Ii wants to make peace with
Japan by applying to foreign Powers
for an arbitration, before China is
humpled. The Picking
will not hear of this, so
Ii made public the full details of the
naval defeat, to overule an advocacy
for war
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-16
Iii Hung Chang Degraded.

The following imperial decree,
dated September 18th, has been
issued in China:
The Wojen having broken faith
with Korea and forcibly occupied
that country, the throne sympa-
thised with its tributary kingdom
in her distress, and so raised an
army to attack the common enemy.
Upon Ii Hung Chang, Imperial
High Commissioner of the Pei
yang, having chief control of the
forces there, rested the entire onus
of being prepared for emergencies.
But, instead, he has been unable to
act with speed and promptness in
his military preparations, so that
much time has elapsed without any
important results. He has indeed
failed in the trust reposed in him
by US. We therefore command
that his decoration of the three
eyed peacock feather be plucked
off from (his hat), and that he be
stripped of his Yellow Riding
Jacket, as slight punishment. 1t
is necessary, then, that the said
High Commissioner exert
himself to the utmost and decide
upon what should be done that he
direct and hasten the various pro-
vinces to the front, in order that
all may put forth their best
strength to chase and root out the
enemy. In this way Ii Hung
Chang may hope to redeem his
former errors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-16
Did Not Witness the Fight.

The Japan Jill hears, with regret,
that the foreign men-of-war were
unable to arrive in time at the
scene of the late naval battle to see
the two squadrons in actual en-
gagement. They, however, were
able to see the two squadrons after
the battle. The battle was quite
unexpected. The japanese squa-
dron was without a single torpedo
boat. When the enemy came into
sight, Viscount Kabayama resolved
not to lose this opportunity of tack
ling them, as he feared that it
would be long before they came out
of the Gulf of Pechili again. For
that reason he offered them battle,
though the japanese were outnum-
bered. The Jill says that in Shang-
hal foreigners refuse to believe the
battle ended in a victory for the
Chinese, though the latter claim it
but think it ended in a draw. An
other Shanghai telegram states that
the Emperor of China was SO angry
at the report of the engagement
that he sent Prince Kung to inspect
the men-of-war as soon as they
came into port. How far there is
any truth in these reports is not
known.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-16

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The Paradise of the Pacific.

The October number of the Para
disc of the Pacific is very inter-
esting as well as an instructive
one. The first article, Coffee on
the Volcano Road" by Charles N.
Trowbridge, is one which will do
this country much good abroad,
and more of a similar nature would
be welcome. From Picturesque
Hawaii is taken a readable descrip-
ton of "Hilo and Picturesque
Hawaii" Chas. Fessenden Nichols,
MD, of Boston, writes entertain
ingly on "Pele's Fernery but
this article is somewhat marred by
a foot-note referring to the burial
of live children on Hawaii. James
w. Girvin tells about the home for
aged Hawaiians, and there are
several other articles of merit. The
half-tone illustrations are excellent
indeed, the best yet seen in this
periodical.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-16
ADVERTISER PATRONS PLEASED,
They Enjoyed the Extras Issued
Saturday Evening.
Patrons Of the Opera House Given
Papers Upon Going Into the
Building and Coming Out.

The two extra editions of the
ADVERTISER published Saturday
evening were much appreciated by
the public. The first one was on
the streets by half-past seven
o'clock and the later by ten. The
earlier paper contained full &C
count of the afternoon proceedings
up to the time of recess, and the
second edition had in detail the
doings Of the convention until adj
journment. In that issue appeared
over a page of convention matter
and all the local news of Saturday,
including a summary of the ath-
letis sports.
The convention story is retold in
this issue that persons who did not
get an extra may read of the doings
and a picture of the Senatorial
candidates is inserted. Owing to
the Importance of the political
meeting a number of additional
copies of today's issue have been
run off in order that those who wish
to send to their friends in the
States a complete account of Oahu's
first Republic convention, may
have the opportunity to do so.
The patrons of the opera house
especially appreciated the ADvER-
Users enterprise. They were de-
ried the privilege of having the
newspapers banded them in the
theater by NJ. J. Levey, who con-
ceived the idea that their circula-
ton might cause trouble. Until
Mr.. Levey put his tabu on the plan
to please his patrons and ours, it
was the intention to issue only one
extra, and that about 9 o'clock,
but subsequently it was decided
that two extras should be issued
one for the theatergoers as they en-
tered the house, the other for them
as they came out.
The delegates at the Convention
also enjoyed the extras. This body
adjourned at 6:20 p. m. to meet
again at Z. Before the last named
hour the hall was flooded with the
first edition of the ADVERTISER, con-
tanning a detailed account of the
proceedings up to the time of the
for dinner.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-16

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