davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

~. n. aand Is moving today TO Bar
ney Mullen's house in Happy Hollow.
Dean Ware will arrive from his trip
to England about the first of Novem-
ber.
j. A. Shaffer is moving today to the
cottage belonging to Mrs. Ed. Cossitt
on Jennings avenue.
Jack Lillig, secretary and treasurer
of the Miners union at Lead, has been
eNonerated from the charges of embez-
element.
to pummel one another soon after
July l, next. They have put up money
for the battle, which will come off at
Jacksonville. Fla.
III. j. Grow. who recently underwent
such severe surgical operation. is not
improving as fast as hisanXious friends
wish. and it is feared he will never get
up again.
The Hot Springs STAR is poking fun
mt Major Anderson, that political
changeling. Tut, tut, leave the major
alone: he is harmless and also amusing.
-Deadwood Pioneer (dem).
The Street case at Deadwood, in
which the defendant is charged with
the larceny of a large quantity of
amalgam from the Homestake mills,
will be tried before Judge Smith of
Yankton, at Deadwood, who arrived
there on Monday.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Simeon Loudenback we're delighted to
welcome them home again. They have
had very pleasant time travelling and
visiting friends since their marriage
and have come back to make Hot
Springs their home. They will make
their home at the Evans for the win
ter.
The first round has been fought be-
tween the cattlemen and sheepmen.
Frank Jackson and AL Lindsay had a
little dispute we understand over their
range and agreed to settle it in Mar
quis of Queensbury style right out on
the prairie by themselves. Report
says that they had red-hot mill of it
for a few moments. but that Jackson
came out victorious.
DIEp-At the soldiers home this fore
noon. of asthma, Houston Russell, who
was also known as Henry Moore. He
has been in failing health for long
time and went to Colorado this spring
hoping the change would benefit him
but he came back worse. He had
spent most of his life in the service of
the United States. having been in the
regular service. both before, duringand
after the war. He will be buried at the
soldiers home grounds tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18
sejm wegierski o uczezeniu Lud.
wika Kossutha.

Ma pesiedzeniu weglerskiego Sejmu
daia "a NARA 1894 nalesy do najrzad.
sEych zjawisk W nowszych psrlsmertar-
nych dziejaoh Wegier. Pred gina
chem S~eimowym Dsgromsdzily sic tskie
tiumy ludnosci, To policys kilkakrotnie
energioznie nsPfyw nowych fsl wstrzy.
mywse byis zmuszons. Bramy gmaohu
obssdzili rownies p~olicyanci tworzso
szPsler, przez ktery posiOwie dostawsli
sic do wnetrzs. Galsrys Izby nsbits
byiy wild ami. W'zysoy po,,owis W s.-
Ii ozarno ubrani.
BeEposreinio pred posisdzeniem cd.
byfy sic obrady mellow zsufan;a wszy.
sskich stronnictw sejmowych. Chodzi.
10 o doProwsdzenie do jednomyslnego
~uczczenis - bez rozprsw jakichkolwiek
- Psmieci bohsters nsrodu. Rozprs.
wa Poufns byis nader oaywions. Me
stety ME doProwadziis do roasdsnego
celu. Pod takism wrszsniem possowie
zsjsli swe miejsoa " sail.
Ma odgsos dzwOnka prezydyslnego
zsPsnowsis grobows ciszs. Przewodni.
ozscy zsgsjs posiedzsuie siowami:
"Kos'uth ME tyier" wszysoy obeoui
sail ma gslerysch podnosza sic z
miejso suoich ! wysiuchujs stojsc mo.
Wy prezydents. Teuse MANAGES ,,wiel.
ks' bolesns strste, jake ponieslI wszyssy
bez ro,nicy stronnictw, przez zgon me-
70, ktorego wzniosiy pstryotyzm / wiel
kosc ME ms iownej " d~ziejsch". Now
ca uPrsszs Izbe o jednomyslne uznsnie
ogromnyoh zssiug zmsriego. ,,Psmis.
fanny o zssiugsch, jake Ludwik
K ossuth p~osOsoayi przez st~worzenie
ustsw z Z. 1S4S. prres pOwOssnie do ~.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18

ola prsw koustytucyjnyoh. przez z.pro-
wadzenie rownosoi " obliozu prawa, u
'troju rePre.entacyjnego i odpowie.
dzialnego rzsdu, powszechusgo, r6wne-
60 rozdzialu oieaar6w, wolnosci prs oy
i wszelkieh swobod obywstelskioh".
Prezydent wni6si kohcu, ably LIB.
wyraziis asl sw6j " protok6le i uwisdo-
mils o TEN rodzine Kossutha, nsstepnie
aby wysiaia ma pogrreb deputacye z
wiehcem, " kofcu, ably do chwili ukof.
ozenia aaiobnego obohodu ME bylo rad.
nego posiedzenis Sejmu.
q kolei zabrai CLOS prsyw6dca stron-
niotws niezawisiych JuliuszJusth
i " gorscej movie podni6s,sry zaslugi
Kossutha, oznajmil, Re nsr6d ME zado-
wslnia sic wnioskani prezydsnta.. Nov.
O. wssod grzmiacych oklssk6w przed-
stawia znsne wnioski o pochowauiu
Ko'sutha kosztsm kraju, ustawodaw.
uzusniu jego zaslug 1 t. p.
Trescia podobne oswiadczenie zloayf
Otto Herman W imieniu stronnictwa
niezawisfyoh, dodajso, ae jeali uchwala
lzby ME bsdzis tskap jskiej domag. sic
nar6d, to odPowiedzialnos6 spadnie n.
tych, kt6rzy ME moga sic wzniesc do
wysyn uczue narodowych.
R6wnies wnioski prezydent, az nal "a
niewystarozajsoe hr. Apponyii po dlu..
szyoh Pieknyoh wywodsch wni6sl mis-
dzy innemi, ably Kossuths uznano oby-
watslem narodu i ably Izba wlasnym
kosztem sprawiia mu pogrzeb i wysta.
villa pomnik.
Wsr6d niebywalego n~apreaenia Ia
zuaozyf, te samej czci i pietyzmie
Ola zasiug wielkiego zmarlego jednocza
sic wszy'cy, uczucie to jest powszech.
mem ns Wegrzech, ME ma nikoRo,
W kimby n ME wrzaio.
nKossuth byl duchem przewodnim
cadet ePoki, on spesnil sws misys
W Pr1eksstaiceuiu naszego p~afstwowe-
go oytu l zycia Publicznegoi wspo}u-
d1iaa praytem W spos6b wybitny i .ku-
Pc znanych wypsdkach, jake
Potem n~astapiiy, on idealowi swemu
wierny, stanat p~rzeoznosci z nowszym
ustrojem Pahstwowym Wsgier. DIS,
gdy smierc wyrownaia to rotnice. mic
nam ME pr1eszkadrs, aeby uchylic czo-
"a pred jsgo zasiugami 1 czesc mu
winna wyrazic (ogolne zadowolenie W
lsbie.) Minister przyisozs sic do
wnio'kow Prezydenta Izby; uwa.a
Sejmu tenn samem n Wv.
czerPany ! oswiadeza ma koniec, 70 da.
lei idscych asdah uwzgledni6 ME Jest
moznosoi.
Wni0ski Jusths i Apponyrego cd.
Fzueono IMAGINE wiekszoscis glos6w.
Urzymaiy sic zatem tylko wnioski
p~rezydenta B~anLffy'ego przeszly
W uchwaie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18

Wiedeh, ktory powstai,l oblegaf
juz Windiscbgraetz. Nalegaf Ko.
szut, by PREDICT wyprawiono Cd
siecz ma pomoc stolicy.... zwf6czo.
no.. at nareszcie gdy sam do
obo1u przybyf, byfo jul zap6zuo.
Armia cesarska wkroczyfa do
Wegier. Koszut przeniosl Rad
do dobroczynu i tn zorganizowai
wkrotce Wegry cafe pod bronia;
tax ae z wiosna / $40 roku rozpo.
czeto zwycieski pochod przeciw
wojskom cesarskim. IA kwietnia
"a wpfywem Koszuta sejm uchwa-
Lit niepodlegfoi6 Wegier a kr6ls
detronizowanym. Odzyskano ma
powr6t Peszt, a stolica witaia Ko.
szuta jake wybawce. Wedle pla.
nu jen. Dembihskiego, wojsko
wegierskie podzielone zostaio ma
dwie armie. Jedna miafa wpaSc
do Austryi, druga do Galicyi by
przeszkodzie interwencyi rosyj.
skiej. Plan jednak rozbif sic o
opor Georgia.. Jakkolwiek zwy.
cieskie byfy wojska wegierskie,
to jednsk coraz jawniejsza ME.
karnosc Georgia.. spowodowywa.
ia kleski. Rad wegierski pre-
nieSc sic musiaf "a Cise, Goergej
wypowiedziaf posfuszeistwo i 20
przegranej pod Temeszwarem
zwoiawszy do Aradu rade wojer-
ma, przeprowadzif odebranie Ko.
szutowi dyktatury. Koszut. pc
ukryciu klejuotow korony Sw.
Szczepana W skafach Orsowy.
udaf sic ziamany ma tufaczke do
Turcyi. Tam jednak aresztowa.
no go, a nastepnie internowano
W Maiej Azyi. Ia wpfywem
Fraucyi i Anglii uwolniony udai
sic do Anglii i Ameryki pofn.
gdzie go tryumfem przyjmo-
wano. Utraymywaf Scisle stosun-
XII z Mancinim i Ledru. Rolinem.
w r. 1867 otrzymaf amnestye
II. pozwolenie powrotu do ojczy.
zny. W roku 1867 i 1877 wy.
brano 60 deputowanym do sci
mu. Me przyjat jednak mandatu
ME chcac sprzeniewierzyG sic
swym zasadom. Cd cEasu do
czaSu tylko " kwestyach wat.
nych ola Wegier wydawai ma.
nifssty. Osiadl stale W Turynie
gdaie tel 60 i smierc zaskoczyia.
W roku 1880 ogfosif pc wegier.
sku i angielsku swe listy z emf.
gracyi W 3 tomach. Poprzednio
Wyszfy W r. 1862 jego listy, a W
roku 1872 iego listy do Bema.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18
q zie m oiczystej.

Krakow. Dnis % marca o podzi-
ME IL pred poaudniem Wydzisl iowa
rzystws Imienia Kosoiuszki z preze.em
p. Skirlihskim ma czele ziozyi ma ksmie!
niu Pamistkowym Rynku Gi6wnym
~wsPaniaiy wieniec Z wstegami o bar wach
narodowych bisio ~crerwonych z napi-
sem: nO6rofcy wolnoSci - Towarzy-
St,oo Kosciuszki".
Uroczystemu sktowi zlotenia wiehca
to~warzyszyfa liozns publicznosc. Pa.
m~istkowy kamieh przysiegi przy.trojony
byf cd rama Orlando z festonu swierko-
wego | oswietlony lampksmi,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18

Sekcye komitetu Kosciuszkowskiepo:
w~ieczorkowa, gospodsrsks / porzsdkowa
PracuJs obecnie z cafe gorliwoscis, ably
ma oznsczony czas wszystko nals.ycie
Przygotowac. Personal---very. sekoyi
wieczorkowej prof. dr.. FIR. Bylicki do.
kfsds wszelkioh stsrsh, ME szozed1sc
trudow, byle powssny dzisi obchodu je-
mu powierzony wszystkie wieczorki
" miescie wypsdi nslesycie / tax 60
dnie. jsk togo wielks wymsga r~ocznios.
sskcys gospodsrczs acknowledge
komitetu Kosciuszkowskiego odbyis
dnis 70 b. m. posiedzenie, na ktorsm
uchwslone orzsdzic ola przybywsjsoych
ma uroczystosc Koscfuszkowsks do Kra.
kows gosci, biuro kwsterunkowe ma
dworou kolei aelszuej. Sskcys zwraca
sic z prosbs do wSzystkich, kt6rzy ma
u~roczystosd Kosciuszkowsks przybsds,
ably Po ~Przybyniu pocisgu dworcs koie-
ME opuszczsli, lecz ma tymte
obok Orionkow komitstu zsopatrzonych
" stosowne | widoczne oznski sic gro
msdzili. poczem " biurze k~wsteruuko.
wen nsstspi rOzdzielenie przybyiyOh, a
~na'tspnie rozProwsdzeDie pc kwstersoh.
Biuro kwsteruukowe urIedowao be-
die " pis.sk dnis 30 msrcs cd goc ziny
3 rane do o~ststniego pocisgu nocnego,
orsz " sobots 81 msrcs cd godriny 5 do
y rano, jesliby zss ktos pred tym Ozs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18
+
Ludwik KOszut.

Turynie 20 marca o godz.
lleJ W nocy zakoiczyf cycle ma j.
wiskszy bohater Wegier, Ludwik
Koszut.
Urodzif sic Ludwik Koszut
W Monok W komitacie Zemlifskim
l6 wrzesnia 1902 roku. Rodzina
jege sfowsckiego byfa pochodze.
MIA, ewaugielickiego wyzuania
WARY. Ksztaicif sic W Preszowie
W Tyrnowie a potem uczeszczal
ma ~uniwersytet W Peszcie. POI
niej rozpowszechniaf ,,Gazete
8 e m o W a" Ia pomoca odpisow.
Wzbroniono mu tego, ME zaprze-
stat jednak, wobec tego dostal sic
do wiezienia i skazany zostai ma
4 lata twierdsy. Odsiadywai ka.
re W Munkaczu, atoli ogolna am
nestya jemu Przywrocifa vol.
nose. w r. lS41 objaf redakcye
% ? sti Hirlap" W ktorym to
organic z niezwykfa odwsga bro
nif praw narodu i przedstawiaf
|postulaty Wegier. w krotkim
czasie " e sti Hirlap", stat
sic najpoczytniejszym organem.
Atol W r. lS4l wskutek zawi.
khan z wydawcami musiai ustspiG
z redakcyi. Poczaf brae gorliwy
udzial W ayciu stowarzyszeh i "a.
fozyi miedzy innemi stowarzynie
przemyslowe: ,,Vedegylet". Co.
lem tego stowarzyszenia byfo "a
bezpieczenie i podniesienie handlu
przemysfu wegierskiego "a po-
moca Gel ochronnych. w r. lS47
zostat deputowanym do sejmu.
Wytworna wymowa i bystrosc
zmyslu politycznego zrobily to, il
byf generalnym mowca partyi
opozycyjnej a n~astepnie jej pre-
wodca. W mowach swych Z 90
dnoScia wystepowaf "a rownou.
prswnieniem, Ia emancypacya ME
c~hrzescjan, "a ulgami podatko-
wymi ola wioscian. przeciw przy-
wilejom szlachty, magnatow i du
chownych i t, p. Ma wiesc o
upadku krolestwa we Fraucyi
miaf Koszut 8 marca 1S48 r.
wielka move do stanow, W kto.
rel aadaf wysiania deputacyi do
kr6la, ably ia domagala sic odeh
reform a zwisszcza odpowiedzial.
nosci ministeryum. Wraz z Batthy-
anym ma czele deputacyi udaf sic
do Wiednia. Owocem tego byfo
spefnienie ayczei narodu. Bat
thany utworzyf ministeryum we.
.gierskie odpowiedzialne. Koszut
original teke finans6w i byf
dusza cafego gabinetu. Daryl do
stworzenia potegi madziarskiej i
PREY tel spos. bnoSci mole ME
chciaf, a moze ME potraii mice
naleaytych wzgledow ola Slowian,
podburzanych i tax przez rozmai.
tych ajent6w, i CT wytworzyli
opozycye, ktora n~aturalnle ma
rske byfa rzadSwi cesarskiemu j
z ktorej Rad austryacki chciai
ukuc ola siebie kapitaf. To u
czynifo Koszuts wobec takiej 20
litJki dworu wiedefskiego, wro-
giem tegot. Wiedziaf, Re PREDICT
czy pozniei przyjdzie miedzy We.
grami q Austrya do starcia, choc
by z bronis W reku. Ministe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18

Tow. WoInomysInych ,sita,,
odbywa swe posedrenia " kstdy pistek
o godzinis Sej wieczorem, W hsi pod
No. 7OS Milwaukee Avenue gdzie tea
kstdsgo miesiscs odbyvs sic jeden Cd
ozyt, Sekretsrzsu jest Stanisisw Bonn
bi6sh.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-16
Antelope Valley Murder.

The man who murdered old Mrs
Eggleston at her ranch n ear Coleyille,
Mono county, some time between
"Wednesday night and Tuesday morn.
ing OF last week, was captured at
Bridgeport, CAL, on Tuesday. His
name is Dick Watkins. 1t was pro-
posed to lynch him, but the sheriff
placed guards around him and pro-
vented it.
Fhe motive for the crime could not
be learned. Some yeaIs ago Wat
kins got angry with boy out in the
woods and told him to say his pray.
ers and then killed him. Some time
after tho murder was discovered, but
the matter blow over, as tho people
were afraid OF Watkins because he
was roguardod as "A dangerous n,ao.
Watkins has only one leg ard is dis.
tHntly relatel hy marriage TO Nrs,
Egg,est0n, ---fis2etls
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-16
THE sEIGNIORAGE BILL PASSED

WASHINGTON, March 15.-In the
Senate the helgniorage bill was taken
up 10y Carey OF Wyoming, who i'm
isned his argument begun yesterday.
He was followed BY Dubois OF Idaho.
At the conclusion OF the arguments
the bill was put ON passage and
passed Ivy IL vote OF A 10 81.
Bef 70 the vote on thu Bland bill
Dubois SAID no had hoped when the
Sherman law war repealed Congress
would stop all piecemeHl legislation.
He declared he took little stock in all
suggestions that the position of silver
should be determined by international
monetary conferences, because hlt
such agreements would be in The in-
forest Uf foreign nations and not IN
our interest. He believed The senti-
ment favorable to silver was growtn g
rapidly in this country and feared
this legislation might have a tenden-
cy to check that sentiment.
Mitchell Of Ohio made an earnest
plea for The passage Of the bill. He
would vote for tho bill, not because
it met lis approval; not because il
went to the extent to which silver
Legislation should go, but because it
WAS Il step in the right direction.
He held that this proposed legisla-
tion provided only for the Carrying
out OF the provisions Of the act of
1899. He undertook to say shat no
ucL Of Congress was ever further
from ambiguity that the act of 1880
in reference TO the coinage of the
bullion purchased under that act.
Following is the detailed vote:
Ayes-Allen, Bate, Berry, Black
burn, BIan chard, Butler, Call, Cock
reli, Coke, Colquitt, Daniel, Dubois,
Faulkner, George. Gordon, Hans
brough, Harris, Hunton, Irby, Jones
OF Arkansas, Kyle, Lindsay, McLau-
rim, Martin. Mills, Mitchell of Ore.
gon, Morgan, Pascoe, PETER, Perkins,
PettIgrew, Power, PuRh, Quay, Ran
s1m, Roach, Shoup, Stewart, Teller,
Furpie, Vest, Voorhees,, White, VOL
coLt-44.
Nays--Aldrich, Allison, Brice, CAT
frey, Carey, Chandler, Cullom, Davis,
Dolph, frye, GalIin4er, Gibson, Cor
man, Hale, Hawley, Higgins, Lodge,
Mcmillan, Mcpherson, Henderson,
Mitchell OF Wisconsin, Morrill,, Muir
ply, Palmer, Pratt. Proctor, Smith,
Stockbridge, Villas, Washburn, Will
son-31.
Pnirs - Camden for with Gray
against; Hill for, with Dixon against;
Jones OF Nevada for, with Hoar
against; Vance for, with Sherman
against. Squire anti Cameron did not
vote. Yesterday Squire voted in IA
vor OF the bill and Cameron paired in
its favor.
The bill will be sent to the Presi-
dent to morrow. Whether he will
sign it remains to be seen. The be-
Lief Is that he will, though some hint
THAT no will allow il to become O law
without his signature.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-16

Having leased the Stoker sheds and
parn, l am now prepared to accom-
modate and feed seventy head of
horses. Plenty Of corral room for any
number OF stock 10 also attached.
EW-I also run q drSy in connection With
tho above, and will attend promptly to .
work. hat line.
81 1stf. n. 8. vANDRRILhN, Proprietor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30
NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS


A poston syndicate offers t2o. 900 for the
CoTbsttJackson light
An Armenian was drowned while bath
ing at Lawrence, MasA
Dauiel Crosby, aged Q. was drowned
while bathing at Boston.
AT Three Rivers. Mass, Michael Bur.
bnia was drowned while bathing.
g1Att urlnn, sawmiii employe In Lin.
coin. N. H.. fell on circular saw aud
lost an arm.
A. Springfield. Mass ID n. sackett, IS
ysors old. carpenter, fell a distance of
three stories
Walter Stetson, aged 90 belonging Ia
Br0okyille. VI. was struck by train
and fatally hurt.
A freight train ran over and terribly
mangled a man named Trask OF Oakland
near belgrade. Me-
The body Of an unknown man was
found foating IN the harbor near. Burn
hams wharf. Boston.
Mira Edwin Foss. q prominent tenn per-
Ance worker throughout Massachusetts,.
died at Amesbury. MasA
The body Of an unknown man wac
found on the railroad tracks OF the Dos
ton and Albany system at Boston.
Al Middistown. Conn. Emil Schultz
was held for trial on the charge Of fors-
ina the name ~ J. 7. D. Lawrence
In q shooting aifray at Presque Isle,
Me, Mrs Helen Gross wounded Daniel
MoNien just above the heart He cannot
live.
Burglars entered Edward Baker & Co.'S
shoe store aud Joseph O'Bon's barber
shop IN Campello, Mass. aud obtained
small sums
Enoch Alexander. a prominent citizen
and au ex-representative to the legisla-
turs from Bow, N H.. died from the Of
fscts Of q fall
Joseph Silver. while assisting In load
ing heavy iron work in Leominster.
Msss., had both legs broken. His rscov.
cry In doubtful
Ellsworth (Me Republicans nominated
Hannibal T. Hsmlin for representative to
the legislature. The Democrats nom.
mated Augustus E. Moore.
Burglars entered the depot at Vsazie,
Me-, and stole ESQ. At the postoffioe they
obtained t1s0 ia money and stamps, and
at the store Of Ira Rollins they secured 90
or ~
Woodbury. Davis Of Raymond, N. H.,
aged 40. while intoxicated, attempted 70
Jump on a moving train, aud fell between
the wheels and platform. Physicians have
no hope Of bis recovery.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30
MerCenary.

The low descending sun sent its beams
aslant tho back alley and lighted the sconC
with q golden glory.
II was lost on Meredith Meginity. lie
ragged.
And you prefer my rivalr' he cried
white with passion.
Clara Callahan Callahan nodded coldly
> "Becauso"--
His lip curlcd In n sneer.
-"be controls q knothole in the base
ball fcnoe'"
"Yes," she said, with a cruel smile
The maddened youth turned on his heel
"Somc people" he muttered, win d
anything for looks."
With q few quick, nervous strides hi
was lost 10 sight around the garbage tank
--Detroit Tribune.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30
Nlmeo IN o runaway soeloen,

VIENNA, July So-Arehduks william
III was riding at Weikersdorf yesterday
when his horse SHED, beips frightened by
a passing electric car. The srchduks was
thrown out Of the saddle. and In falling,
his head struck stone One OF his feet
became entangled In q stirrup. and be
was dragged some distance before his
horse was stopped. The srChdukes In.
juries resulted IN bis death a short time
afterward
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30

We have some sizes left In the ladies'
common sense, button boots at 9Sc q pair.
We have 80 pairs left oflthose child's tan
spring heel oxfords, sizes to IL, at &c a
pair; worth SOC.
Misses tan spring heel, button, sizes II
to2. We have about 80 pairs we will close
this week at doc a pair; worth$1.
Ladies' square toe, fine dongola Oxford
Ties, sold all season at fl.6O pair, TO close
at 9Sc a pair.
We have about IS pairs of tan Oxford
Tres, sizes 2 Ia to g, worth sl.26 q pair; /;
you can buy them at 76c q pair.
Boys satin oil calf lace shoes, sizes IL to
2, At SIC pair; worth fl.25.
Mems Sweaters at 25c each.
Boys' Sweaters at 25c each.
Mems Domet Shirts at 1870 each.
Boys Domet Shirts at 100 each.
All our Outing Shirts marked down to
about half price To close.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30
RADIKIu & C0ONBY
TRINITY s0UA1n.

26c Corset Covers, V neck, trimmed
with fine nice Hamburg. We have been
waiting for sizes two weeks; all sizes in
stock, 2bc.
49c Skirts--10 dozen, includes different
styles. style /, q tucks, 4 1.2 inch Ham
burg; style 2 trimmed with 9.inoh lace; I;
style 3, trimmed with combination lace,
cambric rufiie; style q, trimmed with wide
Cambria ruitie, s9c.
33c Chemise-Full bleached, elegant
Hamburg edge and insertion.
25c Drawers Now here can you buy bet Z.
ter value than these.
To make room for our fall stock OF yarns
we offer our best Germantown Yarn at &c
Ekein.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30
Hosiery.

A bargain In this department Is 20 dor
misses fast black cotton hose, with seam
less feet, al 10c; the actual value OF this
hose Is 20c pair.
70 dozen mems fast black 1-2 Hose,
Hsamless, at 1Oc pair, but represents 1-2
its true value.
12 bale left OF the &c Unblesched Cot.
ton.
200 yards left OF the 10. inch Unbleac he'd
S12c Cotton at 3-4c.
IS dozen extra large unbleached Turkish
Bath Towels, 10c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30
Iowa Town Burned Out

BELLE PLAIN. Ia. July 30-Fire which
started IN blacksmith shop resulted in
destroying nearly all Of the business part
Of the town. The losses will aggregate
t+oO, 200. The weather has been dry for so
long that everything burned like tinder
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30
xawtnfkrt Tribuue.
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30
THE WEATHER.

AiHAsAo FoH MONDAY. July o.
sus HIsEs........ 4 @I MOos RIsEs BaAs
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Forecast for Maine, Local rains,
cooler, westerly winds
For New Hampshire and Vermont
Local rains; southwest winds
For Massachusetts, Local rains and
probably thunder storms, cooler In the
vicinity Of Boston; winds mostly south
west
For Rhode Island and Conuseticua
Thunder storms: southwest Winds
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30
Body Identified

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. July 8O.-The
body Of the man killed on the Fitchburg
railroad at Braytonville has been iden
titled as that Of William Jones of Black.
ington. lie was a WelshInsn. As years
old. and was employed az bleacher.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30
Special.
Shoe Department.

25 dozen all Linen Damask Towels, size
4Sx23, worth 2Sc, at 26c each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30

Fancy Garter Elastic, &c a yard.
100 yards Spool SILK, Be- q yard.
10 yards Spool SILK, 1c.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-25
SE1RCHERS WERE BUSY.
Remains of the Victims of the Dynamite
Explosion Picked Up in Fragments.

Remains of the Victims of the Dynamite
Explosion Picked Up in Fragments.
PITTSBURG, March 24.-Until dark last
night searchers traversed the bills and ra-
vine in Blacks Run, the scene of yester-
eday's dynamite explosion, looking for frag-
ments of the bodies of the victims. The
largest portion found weighed about fifteen
pounds and all that was gathered up of the
four unfortunates did not weigh more than
100 pounds.
Several of the CHASTITY fragments were
identified by pieces of clothing and when
the search was completed the remains were
removed to an undertaking establishment in
Verona. where they were distributed in four
collins, The body of Nellie Ramaley, who
died yesterday while being taken to the
West Pennsylvania hospital. was also re-
moved to Verona and prepared for burial.
The poor girl was terribly mutilated by the
frightful explosion.
Deputy Coroner Morland began investiga-
ton, but nothing new was developed.
The collins containing the mangled re-
mains were taken to the Lutheran church
near Springdale, where services were held
this afternoon, after which the interment
took place in an adjacent cemetery.