davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26

NEAR CamlIa, durham d Co.,
contemplate building a variety fac
tory.
A plant will be erected shortly at
Carrollton to develop the refractory
gold ore that is prevalent, in medium
quantity, in that district.
A cotton mill will be built in the
summer at Carrollton ty J. 2. Moore
and others. A cotton seed oil mill
will also be added to the industries
OF this thriving little city.
Macon intends to either buy the
plant Of the Macon Gas Light and
Water Company, or construct a new
system OF water works.
Mr.. S. A. Anderson has purchased
the. old Kennesaw mills building in
Marietta With the intention of
equipping it with machinery for the
manufacture of paper.
Henry J. Seeman, Julius c.
Schwartz and George F. King have
established in Savannah a manu-
factory in which they propose to
make lampblack and printers ink.
An oil mill and fertilizer factory
is to be erected in Thomaston. Mr..
T. o. Thompson is at the head of
the corporation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26

A guano factory, cotton seed oil
mill and an extensive ginnery will
be built in Valdosta at once. The
plant alone will cost $4,000. One
hundred thousand has been raised
and will be needed TO start the
work.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26
GEORGIA GLEANINGS.
Culled and Condensed from
Our Exchanges.
WORLEY SHOT DOWN IN HIS FIELD
by Whitecaps...-A Bad State OF Affairs
in Murray, Gilmer and Gordon
Counties.

The Sibley Mills has declared a
dividend of So share.
Mr.. 2. M. Bridwell died from the
kick of horse in Atlanta.
Thomasville's cigar factory indus
try is said to be prospecting.
The Georgia editors will meet in
Atlanta May Z, and may go to Mex
leo.
The Townsville Times says an
average watermelon crop may be
expected.
The Kincaid :.milll of Griffin has
just declared and paid dividend OF
10 per cent to its stockholders.
Wagner & Gorenfo, of Atlanta,
are to build Macon county's new
court house, at Ogletho1pe, for
$1,000.
Tiny Boisclaire, of Dalton, had a
foot crushed off and was bruised
about the head by a train at Rock
mart, Wednesday.
Three prominent planters OF Ogle-
tnrope county have been indicted
by the grand jury for murder com~
mittel by white caps.
Some time during the coming
year the capacity of the Sibley Mill,
at Augusta, will be greatly increas-
ed. There is room for $50 addition
81 looms, and 5000 additional spin
dies without one cents outlay for
building.
Hon. w. H. Fleming, os Augusta,
was kicked in the face last week by
runaway horse attached to road
cart, in which he was sitting. His
nose was crushed, jawbone broken,
one eye is lost, and his face was ter
ribly mangled. He is badly hurt,
but it is hoped that no serious after
results will occur.
A very fine horse belonging to
Mr. McMorris, of Augusta, was
loose in yard Wednesday where
some children had driven sharp
ened stake. The horse rolled and
in his rolling turned over on the
stake. 1t penetrated his body, and
from this wound be died in very
short while.
A negro named George Strickland
was called from his house at Oneida,
Liberty county, on Monday night
and shot by some unknown party.
The ball struck him in the neck.
At last accounts he was getting
along very we'll. Seven negroes
have been arrested on suspicion and
are now under guard.
LithoniS New Era: Capt. Virgil
Boyd, conductor on the accommoda-
ton train, has been suspensed for
ninety days on account of some
trouble about monthly ticket of
Mrs. III. L. Stewart. Mr.. Stewart
has also entered suit against the
railroad for damages, the case being
placed in the hands OF Col. Burt ton
Smith, of Atlanta.
Henry Morley, farmer living near
the line of Gilmer and hurry coun-
ties, was shot to death by white caps
Friday evening. 1t is said Worley
has been a member Of the organiza-
ton, and becoming disguised with
their work decided tc withdraw from
them, and has lately denounced them
in scathing terms. 1t il surmised
thathe knew good deal about them,
and they regarded him as danger
oas foe. All of the particulars Of
the killing have not been heard, but
enough is known to authorize the
y statement that it wasa most coward
4 " and atrocious murder. He was
shot from ambush while blowing.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26

The official statistice at Washing>
ton estimate the population Of the
United States OF March / as g..
10000, as against &c, 468, 900 year
ago. The census figures for 1892
were 81, 500, $50.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26

Henry 5. Ives, known as the
young Napoleon of finance of New
{ York, died at Asheville, N. c., last
week.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26
STATE OF OHIO, CRY OF TOLEDO,

LUCAS OOUkTY.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner OF the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
of Toledo, county and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each ard
every case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December, A.
ID. 1886.
SEAL A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
monials, free. F. CHENEY & co,
Toledo, O..
an Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26
CONSTRUCTIONS IN THE STATE.

Near Camilla, Durham & Co.,
contemplate building a variety fac
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16
FOREIGN

ARCHANGEL. Russia. special: Tho
steamer Windward, having on board
the jackson North Polar Expedition,
has sailed hence for H~arbourova or
JugOrski Schar as circumstances shall
determine. The expedition procured
here additional stores. furs. n a
number Of Russian ponies. AT Har-
bOurova or Jugorski Sonar a few Sc.
moyeds will be added to the crew OF
the Windward, and the steamer Will
then proceed direct TO the southern
shore Of Franz Josef Land. The place
of the landing of the expedition in
Franz Josef Land a only be deter.
mined when the conditions are known.
All the members of the party are In
good health and spirits. and are conf
den OF success in their undertaking.
The departure Of the expedition was
made the scene of a remarkable dis.
play Of enthusiasm. The city was
everywhere decorated with flags. The
government and city officials and other
notables went on board the Wiudward'
and went with it some distance down
the harbor. When they left the
steamer many and hearty we're the
godspeeds they wished the voyasers.
who responded with cheers.
IOkOHOMA special: Additional
battles have been fought between the
Japanese and Chinese. The latter
were defeated. Seikoan was taken by
the japanese with a triting loss.
Five hundred Chinese were killed.
The remainder fed in the direction OF
koshiu. As imperial ordinance just
issued permits Chinese engaged in
peaceful pursuits to reside in Japan.
The greatest excitement prevails
throughout the country as to the re-
suit of the japanese victory. Rumors
are current here that the Japanese
naval forces we're defeated in AN en-.
gagement with a Chinese warship.
PARIS special: Premier Dupuy
asked the Chamber Of Deputies as a
mark OF confidence in the Government
TO reject a.. amendments to the Gov
%ernlnent's press bill aimed al the sup
preston of anarchy. In spite OF pro-
tests. al the amendments were offered
and promptly rejected. the Govern
ment majorities ranging from 81 10
l2i. The Chamber then adjourned.
LONDON special. Two navy vessels
left England dying the spanish flag.
Another VIII follow in a few DAYS.
They are partly fitted out as cruisers.
and VII. b. transferred on the hiyn
seas 20 the japanese Government.
Their equipment will be completed in
Japan. Al. munitions OF war loading
for bOta china and Japan clear under
the spanish and Portuguese flag.
IL Nrs!N special: Jules Deutril &c
Rhii e.. al eminen: French explor, r.
was u ..rdereu AZ Tnibet ana his boA\
taruwu IL the river. The French en-
voy ha. demandeu AN apology and
compensation for his family and the
recovery OF tue Boa ANA papers
LONDON special: An extraordinary
Gazette has been issued containing a
proclamation by the Queen of Great
Britain'> neutrality in the wac between
China and Japan.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16
THE TRADE REVIEW.
THE BUSINESS WORLD AS BRAD.
STREETS SEES II.
July Witnessed the Lowest FONT IN TIE
Ebb of the Commercial ~Tide-Ship.
wrecked Sailors OF n Whaling Bars
Driven to Eat Human Flesh.
Bradstreet's Weekly Review.

NEW YORK special: Bradstreet's
will say: Evidence continues to &C.
cumulate that the earlier portion OF
July witnessed the lowest point in the
ebb of the commercial tide in the re:
action after the spring revival. The
practical cessation of the various in
dustrial disturbances has emphasized
the tendency to improvement. Wheat
jumped . cents this week in sympa-
thy with corn, and oats Ii cents. While
hay is no higher at New York, it and
other feed stuffs have advanced brisk.
ly at the west because of the alleged
scarcity in corn. American and Eu-
ropean total available supplies OF wheat
have decreased 400, 900 bushels net
during July. agains: adccrease OF only
1000, 900 bushels a year ago. Exports
OF wheat for the past week aggregate
BAH 900 bushels, against zoos, 600
bushels a year ago.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16
e YORK SYRIANS.
An Enterprising Colony Of Oriental Mer-
chants.

>Ohooy -4CI'
chsnts.
Among New York's immense cosmo.
politan population is a colony of 800
Syrians who are fast winning the dis
tinction for themselves OF being among
Dur best immigrants. Most Of them
came from the vicinity Of Mount Leb.
anon. and nearly all are highly edu.
Gated. They are engaged chiefly in
the mercantile business, importing
costly rugs, silks, bric-a brac. etc. anu
exporting to the Orient such of the
nc cessities of life as shoes. clothinr.
cutlery. and petroleum. Only 10 of the
300 are employed by Americans. Their
trade is almost wholly retail, and many
do service as pack peddlers till they
have saved enough to start a store.
Only 10 PER cent. of the Syrians are
women. There is a Syrian newspaper,
and there are three Syrian churches.
Almost all succeed we'll. though they
know nothing of our language on az.
irving. and they are quick to adapt
themselves to American customs OF
living. and, unlike the Chinese and
Hungarians. are. besides being pro.
ducers. consumers also of the good
things of life. They cling very CLOSELY
together, and most of them NAV Re
found in Carlisle and Washington
streets. Because of the Arabic signs
they display they attract more atten.
ton than the average small colony.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16
Horrible story OF Suffering.

BosTON special: The whaling bark
James Allen of New Bedford which
sailed from San Francisco April ii for
the Arctic Ocean on a whaling cruise.
ran on an unknown reef May 25 and
sank Immediately. FIVE men ere
lost. Capt. Huntley and twenty-five
men got in two boats and fifteen in
another. The Lat in which the
fifteen men we're got separated from
the other boats and the men have not
oeen heard from since. Capt. Hunt
.ey's two boats started for Onalaska.
l20 miles distant. Their provisions
we're low. His boat capsized May 20
and four were@t. The others landed
At Unwak Island living there by gather
ing shell fish and catching cod with
hooks and wire. Between May , and
June ) six men died Of exposure. July
the captain. with five men. started
for Onalaska. and reached there July
IL Then they went back to the bar
rem island for the others and found
them in a hut. clustered about a pot
that was boiling over a fire. The pot
contained human flesh. The Bear
brought the men back and they have
returned to tell the horrible tale OF
their suffering.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16

eating how American TRACE may De
extended III the countries where they
reside. The information Athus collect.
ed has in many cases been OF great
value to American exporters. One OF
the latest reports Of the kind comes
from Consul Hall At San Juan. Puerto
Rico. He points out the pecniiarlties
of the Spanish taste in goods. dwelis
upon the importance OF proper pack
ing and presentation of the goods
through responsible agents. and Sc
verely condemns as wasteful and Incl.
fective the promiscuous distribution OF
circulars,
ALTOONA. Pa. special: Harry A.
Gardner. cashier of the second Ma
tional Bank. OF this city. left Monday
night in company with Mrs. Gordon.
to whom he has been so attentive the
past year as TO excite u~nfavorable
comment. A director OF the bank is
authority for the statement that Gard
mel, has also taken with him a large
sum OF money belonging 10 the bank.
The same director estimates The
amour at $40, 900. The stockholders
say they will make good any shortage.
Gardner deserted q wife and four
children. The examination OF the ac-
counts OF the %defaulting cashier Is still
in progress. The amount OF the short
age is now supposed to be larger than
at first stated.
TRENTON. n. j.. special; Rev. j. II.
Pierce died after a prolonged attack OF
hiccoughs. He was a man OF lmuch
learning and a pulpit orator OF con-
siderable fame. He was SO years old.
He was taken with a cold July..l9 and
compelled 10 remain in the house.
where ne began hiccoughing in a vio-
lent At times his fits o! hic-
coughing would be more violent than
at other times, and after these spells
he became very weak. Two physici-
ans attended him. He began 10 sink
a few days ago. and his h~iccoughing
did not stop until he was nearly at
death doc
SPENCERPORT, n. y, special: The
house OF Cornelius Place was burned
Three OF his children were burned =.
death. The rest Of his family we're
rescued with difficulty.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16

WASHINGTON special: The news
,pread over the city that militia from
Alexandria were marching TO Ros.yn
for the purpose OF arresting the COM
~monwealers in accordance with Gov.
D'Ferrall's notice. About midnight
crowds began to collect at the Wash
ing.ou end Of the bridge opposite
the approach which the CoXeyites
are encamped until at midnight il
was estimated that 5000 people were
there. The purpose OF Gov. Ferrall
became known to the Coxeyites and
created the greatest CONSERVATION.
They declared they would resist the
attempts of the militia 10 disturb
them, and are prepared to give them a
UaI,p rapapfinD
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16
Legislative Irrigation Committee.

A meeting of the Legislative Com.
mittee Of the South Dakota Irrigation
Association will be held at Huron on
saturday, August IL. The committee
will consider a number of proposed
changes in the laws of the state touch.
ing irrigation and the sinking of arte.
sian wells. The long continued drouth
and the signal failure of rainmakipg
schemes has put new life into the much
talked of irrigation for South Dakota,
and it is pretty generally believed
that by amending the present laws
and possibly by enactiny one or two
others, concerning points that now are
considered obstacles in the way Of
adopting a practical and comparative.
ly inexpensive system of irrigation,
the work of irrigation in South Da.
kota will be greatly advanced. The
committee is composed OF men thor.
oughly versed in the needs of the farm.
ers of the state and who have given
much attention to the matter OF irri.
cation and artesian wells. The com.
mittee is: H. S. S. Monser OF Hitch.
cock, O. S. Basford and ). H. Riggs
Redfeld, Capt. II. A. Humphrey
F~aulkton, and VIM. b. Sterling of
Huron.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16
SOUTHERN SUMMARY.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. special: The
conference OF kolb leaders which has
finished It's session has given out an
address TO the people OF Alabama re.
iteratlng the charges of frand in the
recent election, declaring there is no
DOUBT the state ticket headed by Capt.
kolb vas elected and calling upon the
people 70 meet at their respective
our houses 70 act upon the great
crises and insist that manhood, pat.
riotism and the love of liberty shall
ind expression in their course. The
address continues: We don't advise
lighting or Ia wlessness of any descrip-
ton. but a crisis has arisen. making it
necessary that the sovereign power
shall assert itself and compel un-
worthy servants to submit TO its pow.
ers and recognize its authority" The
committee also urges the organization
OF law and order leagues to uphold the
will OF the people.
DALLAS, Texas special: The state
convention of the lilly white wing Of
the Republican party met here. The
platform sympathizes with the labor
ing classes in all lawful efforts to OBJ
tain a more equitable distribution of
the wealth produced by labor. de-
mands such laws as will secure for the
farmers fair returns for their products
and condemns the leasing of convicts.
Colonel A. j. Houston introduced a
resolution advocating the purchase of
northern Mexico for the esta blishment
there of a negro republic. the Govern.
ment Of the United States to REIN.
burse itself from the minerals Of the
proposed republic. This plan, which
seemed TO aim at wiping out the other
wing OF the Republican party was
killed by the Committee.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, special: Returns
from al parts of the state tend to show
an increased majority for the Demo-
Gratis over former estimates. The re.
turns. official and unofficial. from all
but eight counties show an aggregate
majority of 80, 900 for Oates and IL. 600
for kolb. The eight counties yet 10
hear from will. it is expected, increase
Oates majority by 1000. The Legis-
lature i easily Democratic. the Demo.
Gratis having two-thirds Of the Senate
and a majority OF from eight to fifteen
in the House.
SOUTH MCALESTER. |, T.. specials:
Several unknown men fired into the
I4OflA DOuEu MISSOURI, hanStS II lex.
a. passenger train near Bond. /. T.
owing TO previous warning the train
did not stop, but flew by at a sixty
mile gait. The Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway has been anticipating
an attack by bandits for several DAYS
and al night express trains are heavily
guarded while passing through the In
dian Territory. Officers have been
sent IN pursuit Of the w%ould-be robbers.
ST. LOUIS special: The torpedo
boat Ericsson. brought here for com.
pletion from the Iowa Iron Works at
Dubuque, on account OF low water in
the upper Mississippi, has left for the
Gulf Of Mexico and thence by ocean
10 the Brooklyn Navy yard, where the
tria! trip will be made about Septem-
Der i.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16
SOUTH DAKOTA NEwe
weather and Crops-The Ler,s,,,
CATION COMMITTEES. iri

CATION Committee. irrs
Director Glenn OF the Cnited G..
Weather Bureau ut Huron o'ates
following summary of crop conS vs The
il South Dakota, based upon ioas
from fifty counties: 'etorts
The weather during the woo.
excessively warm. with hot VIA. Was
little or no rain and was very ;n;Ns and
20 all growing crops. Wheat and rlous
opened very rapidly and some oats
being sustained by shellina ,oss is
ield and cutting. The berry IN the
quality. but the yield is genegood
light. Harvesting of wheat, Heaaily
and oats is about completed ov ear!ey
east southern, far advanced Over me
east central and becoming genera sle
.he east northern section of the o,er
reports indicate there are SOM ,sate.
100 badly injured to be worth har "elas
.ng. 'es'
Grass, fax and millet have spsox,
severely and the prospects Are ,nea
these crops will be very light, C .na'
most OF the state hay is scarce ana T,ef
luallty only fair. Pototoes have . .us
Tered, and unless copious rain. oc ,ul.
loon the crop will be very light. "'u'
Corn has suffered severely eycer.
over the east northern and wes,oWN'
sections. Over most of The state i u
in tassel and silking, but stunted ans
the ears are not setting. The tiowo.
a greatly injured by drouth and hss,
over the east central and east sontbesa
sections. SO that it is doubtful # WIKI
ample rain now much grain viii form
Reports indicate that in the Yves, and
east northern sections corn would mats
3 fair crop with immediate and copious
rains and no early frost, but else wbers
It is mostly injured hey ond redemn
ton but for fodder, except in a few
localities, and many farmers are al.
ready cutting it for fodder.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16
BITS OF THINGS,
BE just in all things.

BE just in al things.
BE true to God, to man and to self.
LIFE Is an opportunity not to dc
wrong.
% NOT expect whole-hearted praise
for half-hearted service.
"A GOOD deed in the morning strews
the days path with roses.
IF We would be truly Christ's disci
pies we must abide in his word.
GENUINE religion does not complain
NJ duty o shirk responsibility.
WHENEVER you speak evil OF an.
other you are sure to hurt yourself.
NO Man can pass into eternity, fol-
ne is already In it.-Canou Farrai.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16
IN THE EAST.

WASHINGTON special: Several hun.
dred letters from various parts Of the
country, containing tenders of service
to Japan, have been received at the
japanese legation. Some offer to raise
com panies or regiments. 1t is a crimi.
nal offense for American citizens tC
enter such service in time OF war, SC
the tenders cannot be accepted.
DANBURY, Conn, special: Raymond
Leimer, father of twenty-nine child
rem. twenty-ttree OF whom are living,
hanged himself in a tit of dependency.
Mrs. Lelmer. a well preserved woman
of 30, and such Of her many children
as live at nome. We're at Il circus per-
Torrance at the time. Leimer was 81
years old. One OF his daughters is
the wife of William Fox. a comedian
now engaged at a New York theater.
EVANSVILLE special: A freak has
been discovered here in the person of
Nathaniel Baker. colored. aged 10.
who is gradually turning white. The
change first began twenty years ago.
but after a time ceased and he thought
nc more of it until abought eighteen
months age, when the white area
again began to enlarge. 1t continued
growing rapidly until now it covers
most of his body and is appearing on
his face and arms. The skin on his
body is as fair as a child's and he thinks
that in the In OF a year he will be
entirely white.
WASHINGTON special: For mary
months the bureau Of statistics of the
State Department has been making
cycfo m fic mpvpmPntS m procure from
c0Dsuls in foreign ports reports lndl-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16
Bomb Explosion in Chicago.

CHICAGO special: What is supposed
TO be an attempt to blow up part OF
the packing town occurred when a
bomb exploded in a wagon-load OF
empty boxes ear Armour's packing
house in the heart of the stock yards
district. The report was like that OF
a amor but the only damage was the
destruction Of the wagon and boxes.
A search failed to reveal any cause for
the explosion and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
was ~uOStDODPQ.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16

The livery barn and entire livery
stock of c. NJ. Klatzbach at Madison
burned a few mornings ago. James
Darby and Isaac Bytwort. who were
sleeping in the office. were burned to
death. and thirty head of horses. bug.
gies. carriages, sleighs, harnesses and
robes were entirely consumed. The
total loss on the barn and contents IS
placed at S., 900. No insurance.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-08-16
Praying for Rain.

The preachers of Sioux Falls nave
decided to pray for rain. The minis
tiers intend to request Mayor Williams
to ask the business men of the city 70
close their places Of business on one
Jay and allow those who wish to deves
their time to praying for rain. Inns
is the first time meetings to pray DN
rain have been held in Sioux Falls