davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-03
5tdott1hes.
Sanoen Gas r1eit Ieer.
5ahIreide Seute Don einem fbwinoeIhaften
St~euenbureau um ibr 6elo betrooen.

9uben6e bon Menicben ita16en geitern
bor benz Gtngange 81 benz Office ebGu6e
sc. 80 Ga Sale StraBe unb marteten, oaB
iib ibnen Bic Sbiiren bes 8. S. Moob
StelenbureauS 0ffnen %lolten, baS ith I'M
3immer So. 81 bes britten Stodnerfs be-
fanb. Sober Der 2erte bate cine Quittung
fir ge5ablte @ebit6ren in Der 6an6, aber
nDcb &etner BON t6nen bate et1e SteQung
erbalten. gtun tparen ite gum 10 unb 10
p~teliten Wale gefommen, I'm na63ufragen,
OBJ it6 nocb NIGHTS fir iie ~gefunOeu babe.
Nber tie tpartetet Der9ebens; eS icbten Nte@
mano IN Der M9ent1r 5t letn uno ite 9tn>
gen i6lteBltcb murrenO oaOon.
0er bie Setter bteieS Bureaus tparer1,
tpeiB man ntbt re6t. Dim /. DECEMBER CT;
i6ienen getpi1ie Yerlpnen BEL benz 0erntte>
tier beS @ebdubeS un0 fragten nocb elmer
Office. Sic beDaupteten 8ertreter ser %.
S. 8oob @mpGoDmentz2lgencp" su letn
ult6 5et8ten anibeinenb CUTE Gmpfeblungen
Dor. Quf 0teie bin ipur0e ibnen bas 3int>
rner SEQ. 81 itberla1ien un6 tie e%ntrtdbteten
Die Wttetbe fit einen Wtonat I'M 8orauS.
S6on am ndc6lten Sage tpuroen etni9e
Wt0beG btneingeiteltt, groBe S9il6er an Ser
S6ir auf9ebGngt unb bic @9cntur tpor erz
Ottnet. QluS 9e0rudtenG trcularen, bic iiberaQ
6erun9egeben t%purDelt, gtn9 berDor, 6aB Die
Setter Jteprdientantelt Der -. S. @ooo
| @mploDment>Q(gencD" in Cincinnati, o.,
tparen unb auf Der &iidieite itanb eine @r7
fldrung ibrer @ei6dft8metbo6e. SIS 6teB,
0dB f%orttpGbrenb 8eamte Sic peribieoenen
@5eio6dfte 6eiu6ten unO na6fragten, oh
irgenO pelhe Steuungen pacatt leien. Die
@eblibren betrugen 80 Gents un6 0ieie
fteine Sumn1e purbe auriidge3oblt, fats
ser Q(pplifant nibt tnnerbalb breiBig Sa7
gen cine CUTE SteQung burcB baS Bureau
erbalte. SIM an0eren Safe per6e bic Qlgenz
tur 10 8roSent bon benz @ebalt Ser bei6en
eriten @ocben in Qlb5ug 6rtngen.
SIS baterle AUDI nicbt LANCE, bis 3ablz
reicbe NppIifanten eridbtenen, sic ibre SO
Gents oepontrt2n un6 baS 8erlprecben err
btelten, baB man ibnen ibou in etntge1t
Gagen Iobnenbe 8eldGfti9ung ueribaffen
miIrbe. @liiGli6, DAB man ibnen nur einen
10 1tieortgen 8etrag aboerIangte, gingen 0ie
2eute fort, UNI Nn0eren Blab gu mad4en,
Die es faum ertparten fonnten, ibren bdlben
9oQdr los5utperben ulo oamtt cine 2(n>
tparticbaft alf cine quite Steuung All err
%faufen. &ie iebon oben ertpGbnt, er6ielt
Sober nacb @ntrtcbtung Ser @ebit6r cine
Qutttung unO 6aS @eibdft muB ausgez
3ei6net 9egangen fem, benn lbon am Is.
9e5en1ber erbielt Charles &loB bon 80
gBtlIoip StraBe etne Quittung, 6te sic
Summer $50 trug, unb am 27. 9eSember
erbielt @Otparb Gbompion, Der i'm Ma6iion
Str. s0otet po9nt, Qutttung SEQ. 63I.
@eitcrn poren II fir Giele, bic ibre Sc
bibren idon Nnfang DECEMBER ge3ablt
batten, bie auSbebuu9enen 30 Sage abgez
%laufen, uno ite famen, UNI tbre beriproc6eren
Stelungen 8u erbalten, o6er ibre Gcbiibren
3uridbe5ablt 5u 6etommen. 9ob sic
80gel tparen, tpie gelagt, aus9efIo9en unb
Die ormen 2eute muBten icblieBli9 nit Ser
lleber5eu8uu9 ab5ieben, Sic Opfer bon
Scbpinolern getpor6en 3u lein.
, 1894-01-03
Observation-Disclosures.

0te fOlgenOen Observation-Disclosures tpurz
Ben aus8eiteut:
CHARLES 2etpts, 2it0dige Stats, 1869
Commercial Nbe., $4,000; 8eter Wfertons,
flint 1it0dtge Sreib6GuIer, Sutton unb
8rimroie Str, $4,000; @bas W. Gpmin9s,
2it0dtger Store un6 Stats, 1889 Q(rgp(e
Str., $500; 81. Gbptrous, 3It0diges
Wobnbaus, 81 NrIin9ton Str, $4,000; 9.
9. 8atbrtd, 2it0di9eS @obnbaus, G6aIe
Qte., $4,000; S. @. Garris, 2lt0dige Stats,
1858 @pans 9lbe., $4,000; so. @orb0,
2it0dt9e Stats, 1926 GbampIain 9lpe.
$1,000; 6. g. Smttb, 2ft0dise Stats, 8O17
0teDnolOs Qtpe., $4,000; S. Mc&ean,
2it0dtge Stats, 1920 8elt47. Str, $250O;
SObn AmOlta, 2it0dtge Stats, 4716
Sbroop Str, $4,000; 6. 8ergqutit,
2ftOfi8er Store un6 @obnbaus, $40
Ofor9an Str, $34OO; @eorge Gouic,
2ft0di9er Store un6 @obnbaus, 6omat
9toe., nabe 81. Str, $500; NrnoL6 Somz
mer, 2it0di9e Stats, 5257 Wtaribftelb Str,
$1700; Gbpn1aS &euD, 5pei 1it0dige Got
ta9es, 3525I29 Godpeu Str, $4,000;
6erm. Slgen, 3itDdige Stats, 683 Staple
1000, $4,000; 6. 0Dlaub, 3it0dige Stats,
751 0todWeu Str, $4,000; 6. 81. 8erftns,
1it0digeG Dttagc, 40 6arbtng Qlpe., $11OO;
Sobn SototplSti, 2it0dige Stats, II 9etpz
gig Str, $4,000; rGburcb Of the @oo6
S9eparO", Tunoament, 1924 2apnbale
QtDe., $1,000; 2tuguit Sorn, 3it66iger
Store unb Stats, 522 SO. 48. Str, $4,000;
Slaf 9(nberiort, 2it06tgc Stats, $50 6omer
NDe., $4,000; sc. Qlnoerlon, S1pei 2It0dige
Stats, 668/70 Sc. HodipeI Str, $15, O00;
Sans 8roebge, 3it0fige Stats, 1853 Sane
Str, $4,000; SameS 9(oams, 2lt0Giqe
Stats, 454 Srop Str, $4,000; So6n
W}rabD, 2lt0dige Stats, 1909 @rapfor6
Str., $1,000; WfrS. S. 0oefer, afpei
2it0fige Stats, 26O/62 Belmont Q(pe.,
$4,000.
SameS Smith, 3tpeift6dige Stats, SO.
rs 81. StraBe, $3.50; 6. q. Qarion,
speilt, Stats, 225 s.. Str., $500; s.,
6eppner, stueiit. Stats, 9345 2crtngton
2tue., $1100; SO. 8. Sultiuan, 6reift6diqe
f6lat5, 1856 2~erington Qtpe., $4,000; 6. 8.
0olmes, BRETT. Stats, 1853 0ernon Q(pe.
$4,000; Sobn Maper, pierlt. Trontanbqu,
479 81. Glarfitr., $4,000; 8ible Norfers
6ouic, llmbou, 53-55 8. N0aitr., $4,000
Sobn Qlootiou, llmbau, 9lbamsftr. unt
Witbi8an 2lDe., $4,000; g. @or6on, brei.
itOtf0e 8iets, So @iGlonftr,, $1,000; 8.
u. 2ooeioQ, @5tpeiit. 2aben, 113 9aflinitr.,
$4,000; 8, 8anIien, emit. Nnbau, 23s
@uplcr Ibe., $1,000; s.. WtcSomcs, einit
Cottage, 1125 6erntonitr., $1,000; SrQl
9. Serpf, Stpeiit. @obu6au5, 1910 Qhmnr
2lue., $1,000; S. 8eOomsfp, srpeilt. Tlot8
1857 Qrmour1tr., $1,000; Q8m. 6oot. ,tpei.
ft0dtgeS 8obn9aus, 1928 WfancbcfterItr.
$1,000; &bo5. 9tp9om, 8ipetit. Stats, 6417
S~angamonitr,, $4,000.
, 1894-01-03

- @lo6tone's 0iener. Ser y&6lu.
3tg.4 nir6 aus 2puoon bonn 8. 9e5. gez
'cbridben: Sober, Der itb an einen 9eiboies
net tlep6bnt bat, miro 6as WtiBbebagen
jber 6as 9erlbtpinben ietnes
5QIrotums, .3aoof Sutram geuannt, 81
nil iaeu DiIien. Der 8erLuit bteieS yer>
pro len 6reunbes" mirD i'm mObI nod
mel angrcifen a(s Ser Sob ietnes 2etbz
lr3 Is sir QnDrem 8lanf. 9to6 iitngit
BAT Ser 2eibDiener oen groBen @rets mach
l8i Dior uno 8rtgDton beglettet. Die
Er Je: on est la femme? lit ntbt unbe>
led lot, Denn Outram maj nit etnem
09 lnitmGobeu oerIobt un0 bate nit tbm
-itH 6euielben Sag, an benz CT Deribpano,
in & Stelloi4ein Oerabrebet; ober Die 3ote
pa ctete OerQcbIic6 auf i'm. Der 3ettun9sz
teo fbrtei, ben i9m beute bic Yreile ptomet,
bel hreibt tbn ais etnen Wann BON le6S
EuE b 60be, gra6eaus in 6er9te0e, 5ugetnOpft
m 8enebu1en,
+ SeltIame Suitis. Qlus WfoiLan6 mtr6
In ter benz Z. DECEMBER bertcbtet: SIM perz
ia l1geuen Sult tpar oas bena6barte 9ort
Ua I~le3saHD S6auplaB etner bOppelte Blutz
I'D Der 6ubtmnnn 9uigi 9tDan5int err
ID .ng ii6 @ingang in ben 2aoen letneS
8 oer8, beS Bidders gtapoleOne Qpaa5tnt,
nj feucrte nadb einem b~eftt9en @ortruebs
e Init .einer S9mGgerin einen &epOIDerz
ID + auf 6teie ab. Der Wfann Ser Ser
D t6eten elite 6erbet, un6 ais CT feline Srau
nj 8lute Iie9en FAB, griff ct uab elmer
n tte, nm ieinen 8ruber nie0erSuibieBen.
Q Ter entflob. gtapoleone DerfOl9te tbn,
Il ais ibm eini9e Srauen nabriefen, baB
e re Trau iterbe, elite ct na6 6aulc 3urId.
IN lerDegenS begegnete er ieinem Sreunoe
Sal cminati. @r briidte 6ie1em 6as @enebr
~ pie 6auo unb rief ibnu gu: ySbue, mas
a gctban bGttel" Garminatt iprang auf
en- Q8agen, Der chen Dori6erfubr, unb
j tie ben aicbenben Ot0rber balb etn9ebolt.
ieIer entaob iebt querfel6ein. Garmtnati
lie ouf ibn on un6 rtef; yStebe ittu
J er tb ibieBe." Statt aIer llutpOrt
u6ete fib 9tpan3ini I'M un6 iuchte oil.
mem 9fe0Olper einen SbuB auf @armt;
ltt a65ugeben. Nber Die Q8afte perid9te
I'M feuerte @arminati. Gr traf ben 0tOr:
II ms 6er3. Sn bieien &a9en ipielte lid
BIZ benz Sbpur9eri6t gu Wtaitanb Del
ro3eB geqen Garn1inati uno 9tapoleou
pdn3ini aD, 6eIien Srau iibrigens piebe
raeitcut 1T. Die @eibpOrenen ipra3er
eioe 2tu9efGa9te frei.
, 1894-01-03
unperbofft, fommt oft.
Sreo. peIou5e erRdIt feline GeI0borfe nit $50
JnbaIt, ole er in einem Dortaot5uee per-
loren, wioer Grparten pom George
.. 6anfins 3uriid.

Seit seitern Mittag gtebt eS in Chicago
tuent9itens einen Mann, Der barauf
i9pOrt, baB eS nod ebrli6e 2eute giebt.
Sein Same lift Sre6. 8elou3e unb ct
tpobnt in elmer iibLiben 8oritaot. @r
DerlieB feline @obnung am 0teuiabrsmor9
gen in Der beiten 2aune rnb ausgeitattet
nit elmer so 9olarnote, bie in elmer Seals
i~ftnbDrie nit iilbernem 8eridluiie iiefte.
Sn oer Qbitcbt, itb einen Dergniigten Sag
3u ma6en, beitte9 er einel1 8orita0t3ug Der
SatnoiS @entrafz8abn un6 DerlieB benlelz
ben an Der 8an 8uren StraBen>S tation.
Setn eriter 8eg mar na6 elmer 8irtb>
i6aft, in Ser er etnen itGrfenben 6rii6trunf
etn3unebmen 9e6Gbte. SIM 8egrtff lcine
8Orie gu 3ieben, bemerfte er gu ietnem
S3reden, 0aB btelelbe nerI6tpun6en mar.
@liidltber 0etie bate CT nocb ettpas Me9>
ielgelb in Der g8eitentai6e unb 10 fubr er
tiefbetribt unb feit iiber3eugt, 6aB er iein
@el6 ntemals nte0erieben tper6e, nit benz
nGcbften 3u9e na6 6auie 5urii6.
Dim nG6iten Wtor9en eri6ten in elmer
Wt~orgen3ettung folgenbe NnSeige:
v0efunben: @ine Sealifin : @el6b0r1e
nit itlbernem S9loiie, sic iber $40. un6
mentger ais $1100 entbGlt. 9erjenige, Ser
iicb burcb Nngabe 6eS genauen @elobetrageS
un0 neutrality-suspicious. 8erluitorteS ais Der
@igentbiimer auSpeiien fam, tpir6 6ieielbe
3piihen II ullo l ltbr Wttttags in metner
8irtbi9aft, $50. ia @IartitraBe, suriifs
erbalten."
George 9. 6anftns.
Ser ttnter3eihnete, battle Bic 80rie
in BENT @oritabt3uge auf benz Sib
neben it9 9~efunben, fur5 nacbbem
8elou3e an ber San 8uren StroBe auSge>
itte9en tpar un6 6a 6te etnstge M6gltcbfeit,
ben 8eitber ausfinbig 81 macben, in elmer
Offentlthen gln3eige Lag, 10 beOtente ct itB
6ieies MittelS. &aum bate Die 1tbr am
ndc6iteu Mittag 5tp0lf 9ei6Ia9en, ais nocb
etnanber bret Mtdnner in bic 8trtbibaft
traten unb ft6 nacb Der 80rie erfunbigten.
0te beiben eriten eripielen Iicb balo ais
0eute, beuen Sic 80rie ntcbt geb0rte, bic ite
aber gerne gebabt bGtteu. Sic purOen
ielbitberitGnbItcb an bic 2uft gelebt. Ser
brittle aber mar 6err Belouse, Der nacb. gez
l~ieferter 8ei6reibung aucb iofort lem
@igent6um erbtelt un6 fic6 nit pielen
9anf unb lauten 2obeSerbebun9en iiber
!9errn 5antins' @6rIi9feit baOonmabte.
, 1894-01-03
OooesfGue.

ToIen6e Gooesfaue tpur6en beute onge7
ntel0et
@or 81. 9tutao, SO Sabre, 81 @berrp
QIbenle.
0fa-p 8a6erion, % Sabre, 1O1 gt. @euz
Ter 2lsnue.
O}..tba 6en6erIon, 80 Sabre, $50 Sell
ben 2ucnue.
81 aLentrup, 45 Sabre, 264 g. Mars
tet G,raBe.
0il5 SueniOn, So Sabre, 6Oreit glen.
Otto Scbmt6t, 81 Sabre, 746 &e1t @rte
StraBs,
6)crleS S9mi6t, 81 Sabre, 1859 99man
StraEe.
6E11t &uebler, Z Sabre, 2535 @Otta9e
@rop 9tpenue.
NfitreO 8riebridb, IS Sabre, 597 Sc6gz
ntf StraBe.
, 1894-01-03
Gin iunoer BANTER.

O.. G.3Iue mar felt pielen Sa6ren in
Sames dps 2lpOtbefe in &iOeriibe ais
Glcrf ttig unb 9enoB bas 8ertrGuen
ieines 9iu3ipalS in Dem MaBe, baB bteier
i'm oftuls oQein IteB uno iicb tDeiter nicbt
UNI 6orjaug Der @elcbdfte befimmerte.
8Qlb ncrfte 6err Sipp aber, baB Blue
me6r 10 alt8gab, ais es ibm ietne Ottttel
erIala FOURTEEN. Qtm IeBten Wtontag
iteQte oe5bQLb 9etectiD Grone on, UNI
ietuer lert GIT bcoboc6ten.9 GrOfpe ging
mDod 8licb ans @ert, in0em ct einige
8apid nit .3cicben ueria6, barauf per@
ibiebge Gjnfdufe ma6tc un0 Blum babel
o6faBa ais ct baS @elb einfab SIT Ihb
itefe1Epollte, o1ne barber meiter Bud gu
fji6res @r mur0e Desbalb geitern 9ta6s
INITIAL Der6aftet uno auf hie @entral
Gtatjst gebrac5t. Sci elmer 9ur6Iubung
1einc}B o6nung lamb man $50 9clIGrS in
baoreA @eIOe, bic ct 9eitObIen sH babeH
deitoB.
, 1894-01-03
Doter uno Sobn.
Dm. Cooper fnoet feinen Sobn miaie inter
DER 2~EnfIa9e oes DiebitabIs i'm
GountYsG efdneni6.

Cine riibrenbe Scene 1pielte iic6 6eute
WtDr8en I'M Gountpz @efGngntB ab. g8m.
Cooper, Elm alter, 9raubaari9er 9ebeugter
Wtann, Der nit ietnen lebten OeitteIn aus
8tttSburg getommcn mar, nm Ict1en 157
iG9ri9en Sobn @iuie 5u 1lcben, fano benz
lelben i'm @efdngniB uuter Der @nflaqe Oe5
9tebitabls. Ser iunge Otann bate in
etncm Gabcn cine &%leiuigteit getoblcn rno
mar bon einem 8oli3eiricbter an oa5 Grit
mtnol8eri3t iiberipteieu morben. &ur3 uab
letner NerbaftIn9 ~erfrantte CT lnD nuroe
nacb letner @cneiun8 i'm County @efdugz
nip ab9eliefert,
9ott fanO tim Der Slater auf einem &ubes
bette ltegcno unO nod ic6r ic6padb bon ber
ebelt itberltan0euen &ronf6cit. 8einenb
tntete Der alte Mann an Dem Eager nieoer
uno rief aus 80, Q8tQie, cS mGrc mir lie
Der g%etpeien, 9tcb i'm Sarge au ftnoen, aIs
bier inter Der ~9tntlage 0eS 0tcbFablS."
Wtan mdcbte benz @efGngniB0treftoJ
Wtorrt8 WtittbeiIutg BON Der Sacbla9e unt
oieier erretcbte eS, oaB 9tid)ter 6reenan OalI
Sun8eu, Der burcbauS nicbt ben @inbruq
zines i6lecbten @boratterS machte, frei
Ipracb. Oit TreubentbrGneu in ben Qlugc
DcrlieBen 8ater unb Sobn baS @efGngntf
, 1894-01-03
Oonntv.Siefernnoen.

6oI8enoen Tirmen mur6en geitern glab.
mIttag BON Ben Gountb> GommiliGren Die
Gontrafte fiir Die 2iefcrungen al bic Der.
lcDiebenen Gountpz9lnitatteu pcrlieben:
8uttcrtue uno 0tabmbuttcr an @. S.
NtorleD gu Is GtS. baS 8funo.
Sutterine unb Mtlcbprooutte an BIZ
TrieDman Wefg. So. au 124 Gents bae
Yfuno.
Sis baS GountDe 6oipitat All Dit
&nide1 Sis So. gu $3.50 bic Come
, 1894-01-03

ger uub l6ngere 3ett anbalteuOer &dlte,
Bic bds @a98tbum suriifbdlt binter6er,
6ann lit unlere @rnte porauSii9tLt6 geret7
tet. @ouen's boffen. Sin stpeites 16lim=
mes @ei6dfssjabr, pie bieS etne SebLernte
nit itdb b~rtngen wiirbe, tpdre 6ob au9 gu
fatal. 8ertrauen mir auf Onfel Sam's
y9uten Stern.
, 1894-01-03

Inn Stellun9iu6enben BET Ser gegenz
tpdrtigen got6lage baS Grlangen bon 8ez
16dftigung 3u erlei6tern, nimmt 6aS
Qbenbblatt Der SuinoiS Staats3ettung
SteQengeiube unentgeltltch otf.
, 1894-01-03

User auf bas @~benbblatt Ser SQino.
Staats5ettung 81 abonuiren miinibt, ibiC
ms cine Boftfarte nit letner 9lbreil
Greis 6 @ents per Woche.
, 1894-01-03

abenOblatt Der 81. @taatsstg. 1 Gent
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-02
The Fly Nuisance.

Thousands of methods have FROM
time 10 time been employed to rid us
of one OF the most fertile carriers of
disease and infcctiOn-the "hOusG fly"
but he has delied us. Sweet-peas
have been suggcstcd but this crccper
will not grow az all seasons of the
year, and rcfusen TO thrive in those
districts where flies are the most
abundant. Fly-papers are boon
and yet Il danger, as their poison GUS
nature precludcs their being left ~
ing about where there are young
children. a cold infusion of quassi
wood treated with tribe OF mOlass-
es or trcacle is notonly cheap, easily
procurable and harmless to human
life, but it will kill these marauders
by the million. 1t has the disadvant-
age of strewing the floor with their
carcasses.
Take this advice from the Indian
medical Record: Expose Il little oil
of bay i'll saucer on your window
stills, or coat your doors and windows
with any color of paint you like CON
tanning as little as per cent of oil of
bay, which is far from expensive, and
be had anywhere, and not Il single lily
well enter your house.-The oanita-
rian.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-02
Origin OF the Locomotive whistle.

Origin OF the Locomotive whistle.
When locomotives were first built
and began to trundle their small loads
mp and down the newly and rudely
constructed railways of England the
country roads were for the most part
crossed at grade, and the engine driver
had no way of giving warning of his
approach except by blowing a tin
horn. This horn as may be imagined,
was far from being sufficient warn
ing. One day, in the year of 1888,
farmer of Thornton was crossing the
railway track ON one of the country
roads with Il great load of eggs and
butter Just as he came out upon
the track Il train approached. The
engine man blew his tin horn Justify,
but the farmer did not hearit. Eighty
dozens of eggs and fifty pounds of
butter were smashed into an indis-
tinguishable unpleasant mass, and
mingled with the kindling wood to
which the wagon was reduced. The
railway company had to pay the farm
er the value of his fifty pounds of
butter, his $50 eggs, his horse and his
wagon. 1t was regarded as a very
serious matter, and straightWay Il
director of the company, Ashlen
Bagstcr by name. went to Alton
Grange, where George Stephenson
lived. to see if he could not invent
something that would give Il warning
more likely to be heard. Stephenson
went to work, and the next day had
Il continuance which, when attached
to the engin boiler, and the steam
turned ON, gave outa shrill. discord-
ant sound. The railway directors.
greatly delighted. ordered similar
contrivances to he attached TO all
locomotives, and from that day to this
the voice Of the locomotive whistle
has never been silent.~-liruinGham
Daily Post.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-02

FORENOON.
Exercises commencing at $3.50.
Opening Song-Choir.
Oration-Hon. w. A. Massey.
Declaration of Independence-Z.
7. Hardesty.
Song-Choir.
Recitation-D. d. Ogilvie.
Recitation-Mamie Mckee.
Song-Misses Mamie and Lola
SHETLAND.
Recitation-F. e. Drown, Jr.
Recitation Frank.
Recitation in Concert Mound Val
ley School.
Recitation-Jenny Crane.
Recitation-Hattie Drown.
Song-Misses Mamie Carville and
Permelia Henry.
northumberland Carville.
Select Reading-Lawrence Martin.
Recitation-Charles Clayton.
Essay-Celia A. McCarty.
Song Choir.
A. M. Griswoid, President of the
day.
Intermission for lunch from 11:30
a. NJ. to M.
AFTERNOON.
Baseball Game. ....
Tug Of War.
Hurdle Race.
Three Legged Race.
High>Jumping.
Sack Race,
Horse Racing.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-02
STRAYED.

Strayed from Cherry Creek, Nc
vada, about eighteen head of mule S
and horses, branded with Il "heart" on
neck.
Tho undersigned will pay liberal
reward to anyone giving information
that will lead to their recovery.
Address y. M. Matccr, Elko. or the
owner,
S. p. BiLYEU.
Cherry Crock,
7-2.lm Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-02

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
A Pure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-02

A fine display Of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks. spoons
etc, at the EFT. M. Co.'S. Cali and
inspect these goods, which are tie
finest in their line ever brought t
Elko.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
Bill Erwiin's Oratory..

New York Sun: Dispatches from
Chicago show the Hon. William Writ
Erwin, the Tall Pine of Minnesota, in
a usual mood. He is counsel for the
Debs gang. In court .shls tall frame
quivered with ex eitement. His gestures
We're wild, and his voice rose almost to
q SHREK ct course. As a quiyerer,
gesticulator and shrieker, the Tall Pine
is the wonder OF the bar and the admira-
ton of the Northwest. His head reaches
to the top of the dome. His feet are
planted in the coal bin, His arms are
like the governors Of some gigantic
engine. His voice now cracks into ice,
now boils into geysers, is now thrown ut
the jury Ikea hammer leaving the hands
of Hickok, now leaps like thunder heard
through the stiffness Of q brewery vault,
now stops with the sharp cultural pro-
test Of q Third avenue cable ear kicking
against the brakes. The plaster drops.
the nails are drawn out, the ceiling topp-
les, the floor sags, even the appalling
janiter tremlbles il his slipp Tie
murmur Of : million pines, the squeak of
4 million doors, the bay Of : million
Stages these are but toys compared
with the Tall Pine of Minnesota = hen he
stakes his roots with his own storms,
and al the birds Of prophecy nestle
among his leaves.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
A Tale Of New UIm.

William Edgar, the hot Scotch of the
city building department, relates very
good story on Contractor Wells, who is
we'll known among architects and build
ers as .sBig Wells'' on account
OF his giant Frame Although
over 60 years of age, Mr.. Wells
is erect and active and he carries his
big bulk like boy. He is over feet
tall and correspondingly well built, and
he has massive shoulders and pow erful
arms. A few years ago Mr.. Wells was
travelling through the wilds Of Mime
sofa on business when he stopped one
night at the t.en very young town OF
New Ulm, which has since figured in his
tor;J as the central point Of brutal In
dian massacre. At that time, as in all
new frontier towns, the local hotel and
leading barroom were under the same
roof. It was late in the afternoon when
Nj. Wells registered, and he partook Of
g pretty poor meal. After supper he took
seat on the low porch near the door
and proceeded to read q newspaper which
he had picked up in the bar room. It
was three weeks old, but il was interest
ing realing to him, who had been far
away from civilization = month Or more
Loggers and sturdy frontiersmen began
to gather in front Of the bar inside and
as they imbibed the fiery liquor dis
Ipensed oyer,the rude pine slab they grew
more and more hilarious and noisy. The
din disturbed Mr.. Wells at his paper, ,and
calling the land dlord said to him
NY friend. why don't you make those
fellows keep quiet ~
.tIf you want them quiet you viii have
to do it yourself, strange Z said the
landlord, glancing IL At III. riiotous
gang. 81
DO you want them quieted y asked
Mr.. Wells.
Yes, do, but can't do it myself. 9 & /
Without = word the giant arose from
his chair and vent inside. u : moment
there was crash cf glass and one Of The
biggest disturbers Ms thrown through )
window One ~ one the others follow
LED him until the barr room waa cleared
Then Mr. Vells returned to| his paper,
while the astonished from ersnen sncak.
ed away under cover Of tho darkness
After breakfast the next morning NE.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
REEAPING THEIR REWARD.
Editor Kraiss Of the Volksblatt Arrested
for Criminal Libel.
Suit is Commenced Against Him in Miss
schrodt's Behalf BY Hon. John Lind.
Soaring, strickler, Hornburg and Others
Summoned as Witnesses.

Last Saturday there was commotion
amongst the reform element Of the city.
Sheriff Block Of st. Peter arrived IN the
city the night before and when he .scall.
ed around to see them in the mornin' .
there was general CONSERVATION In the
camp. Editor Kraiss Of the Volksblatt
was the first man visited and when he
was taken in charge on the grounds of a
complaint which alleges criminal libel,
that meant more than he and his hackers
had calculated on. Sllversou, Hornbure
and Strickler were then summoned and
each of them will have to appear at st.
Peter next Friday. So also will Pres.
Soaring of the Mankato Normal school.
The proceeding grows out Of tile defArn-
atory and outrageous article published
in the Volksblatt regarding Miss Schrodt
and was started in Nicollet county be-
cause the paper circnlates largely in
Courtland township.
/ 3 - .
Kraiss was taken to St. Peter Satur-
day afternoon where bail was fixed by
Justice Sackctt, the hearing to come of
on Friday.
| John Lind and JOS. A. Eckstein will
appear for Miss Schrodt and Francis
Baasen and G. r. Davis for Kraiss.
The young lady has a splendid case
and and if right and fairness prevail, the ver-
dict will be in her favor.
A Redwood Falls special to the Min
neapolis Journal of Monday reads as
follows: The long-expected report Of
quartz which was sent to Kansas to be
crushed and converted into bullion has
been received. The yield was sos to
the ton, larger than expected. Alfred
Edlund, geologist, Of Minneapolis, went
to Kansas to oversee the crushing. The
second car which was sent has been
lost, and tracer will lie sent for it,
Work will now commence on an extcn-
sivc scale in removing gold quartz. In
vcstigation shows there are quantities of
quartz in the vicinity.