davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-31
Die Grtra=poli3titen.

Comptroller 2(fcrmonn lift bon ieincr
Serienreiie 3uritf8efebrt unb bat beute
8ormittag ieine Q(mtSgei6aIte tp;eoer aufz
genOmmen. gine8 leiner erlten @eicbafte
piro Die Strei6ung Der 9tamen Ser 512
tpG6renb ber S%treitunruben angeitelten
@rtrapoIi3iiten ietn, fitr welcbe Der Staotz
ratb befanntlj6 nur bis gum criten Sepz
TENDER @eloer bepiQi9t bat.
0iejenieen Don ben 512 SOli3iiten, bic
ibre Briifung bcitanoen BADEN merocn, mera
ben ais Subitttute auf ben 2iiten metter
9efibrt, tie erbalten aber nur 8esablung,
tpenn ite gum 9ienit cinberufen wer0en.
100 bon ienen @rtrapoGi3titeu, Die fiir
ben 8oli3etoienit BET Der Briifung nibt fir
tau9ticb befunben tpurben, er6ietten bereitS
beute ibreu 06lcbieb.
, 1894-08-31
Die peoples party"
36It cine entbufiafifhc DerfammIune ob ulo
riiitet iif sum 1pahIfarnpf.

Die yBerpleS gartD", ODER eigentli6 Der
r0torganz 6lii9et" berieIbert, belt geitcrn
lbenO III Der 8orpGrtSe 1uru0altc an Der
II. StraBe cine entbuiiaitiicbe 8eriamm>
lung ab, gu Der itcb ungefQbr 1000 4erioz
nen eingefunOen 6ntten. 0eiuerfldaftler
ais iolcbe mareu MIR Der6dItniBmdBig me-
nigc atipeienb. 9a3 6auptz0roS DcrNerz
iammLun9 beitonb aus Witglieoern Der TO-
3ialiitil9cn 8ereine un0 aus gteugterjgcn.
Sine EXPERIMENTATION oer 2trbeiter G6tcaz
go'S par Die geitr. &eriamn1ln8 nibt; oeuu
Die meilten Ser Nrbcitcr, bic epentucQ i6re
Sttmmen fiir Elm %yoritteS Gidet" abgcben
Deroen, iDuBten no6 nicbt, mas ibncu Der
y9tpan7 6tiigel" Ser 8opuliltcn, DeiienGonz
BENTON befanntlt3 crit beute Nbeno III Der
Sale Der characterization itattftnoeu lou,
bieten niro.
Sin @nt6uitaSmuS Lies Sic geitri9e Ser
iammlung, iptc geiogt, NIGHTS 5l miinibcn
itbrtg. 9en 8pritB fii6rte 5bomaS S.
8i00 unb 0ieier belt aucb, neil 6enrD ..
2lOpb, Der gum Gon8reBzGon0ibaten 6e5
Z. 9iltrittS ernannt tpurOe, nicbt eri6ienen
mar, bic Gr0ftnungSrebe. SIM foL9te ais
9te6uer So6u 6. Nbtte, Der GongreBz
Ganot6at aus benz 2. 0iitrttt. Die 6auptz
reOe aber belt 8. Q8. 3pgcr8, Ser Jtebat7
teur Der v2lmerican 3tailtDap Union. Gr
getBelte Die Met0oOe Oer BlutOfratie, ipelcbe
e8 ii9 3ur 6%auptauf8abe gemacbt babe, bic
0(rbetter gu mntcrOrifcn unO altS3ubeuten,
unb beren Siibrer ouf aQc m0gLiGbe Neiie
81 perfoleu, in ben icb1rfiten 2lI9OritGen.
ytacb i6m iprocben :SSobnG. 3aDIor, 6erGonz
greBzG0n6ibot ser 8eopleS' BartD aus Dem
0titrift, Oscar Seinen, Der Gan0t0at fir
6aS Qlmt be5 ltocblaiienibaftS 9ttbterS,
un6 q. 8. 2boir, Der GanOiOdt fitr oas
Qmt be8 Gountp : Glcrf5. 2Qe Steiner
pur6en retcbticb applau6trt, unb Die Ser
iammlun8 l0itc iic6 I'M 103 ll9r auf, nacbz
bem iie Elm breifacbe8 6Ob auf Die 9eopLe's
Yartp au58ebrabt bate.
, 1894-08-31
Die 8oumpoufomen =3nouitrie in
oen Siofaaten.

Die Observation-Disclosures rn5pz
res 2anbe, tpeI6e5 i'm Sabre 1880 mr. 40
Selmilblcn NIT einem @eIommtbetrirbsz
tapttal BON $780, 900 9Ou. QufmipS nov
Titgt gegeniDGrttg berettS iiber 300 mii6Io,
nit eincm OeiammtfQpital bon $40 000
900 9oQ., uno tie bat iic6 All etner Ser Sssz
OeltenOiten SnOuitrieu Der SitoItootpn ont
tDidclt. Der bon ben Miiblcn iGbr(irb nerz
bralcbte S0lncn bctGuft licb 3ur 9git 11rf
ctrca 1900, 900 Sons i'm Q8ertbe nm 70
900, 900 Dollars, tpelcbe at Die Qon6nirtbo
fitr elm 8rDOuft be306lt nerben. 6nS M
Oeniclben nOcb bis bor &ur,em oIs oon.
ipertDlOier 2lbfaII betrod6tet ipur6p 0N;So
@eiammtprO5uftion Ser Ofi6len 5et,t 5Tb
5uiammen aus 1900, 900 TTGiiern rom
go, 1000 900 @aloneu Scl, SOC. 600 Tofs
BGumtpoI1antentne5l, $50, 600 Snns xii
len unb 10000, 900 8funo TSoferifoft i'm
@eiammtipert9e bon 30, 900, 900 9nrorS
Die gtacbrra8e nadb 8aumnou1omonST ~
III beltdnoi9er 3unabme beQriffen mn So
btSbcr Die WEtblen ungefGbr Elm Nri+s
tel Der gelammten Samenernte perorboita,I
bat Dte1e SnouItrie etu taft unDcorpn,f"S
6elO flIr tbte tpeitere @~ntipideluno Dor {ic6
&or nn8cTdbr 5ebn Sahren fDlIr6pn Sic
0ullcn i'll ben OtIiblen ais observation-disclosures
rial pertpenoet, oa man nit6ts 8eiicrpS noz
init ar13ufangen ruuBte; i'm (ekfpn Goh,.o
ipuroen jcoo6 i6ou unqef66r 400 000
paupt Jttnber titr ben Mortt unb 100 GOO
WFIIcbtHge OaIntt erfOl8reicb gefIttert.
, 1894-08-31
GmpfuoItd1er Branofdaoen.

Sn benz 3petit0fi9en 6ramee9aui an
Ser 106, StraBe uuo Gorrence 2tpe., in
beiicn inherent Stodwerf 6arrD Goberts
cine 8irtbicbaft betrieb, brob beute Morz
gen nm II 11Dr Gin Seuer aus, boS an Dem
@cbGu6e eincn Sbaben bon $4,000 unO an
BET @inrtcbtung einen iOIdben Dun $1,000
anridbtete. 90S 6euer iO4 uUf 8ran6=
~itiftuug Su~ritd5ufiibren iein. Ser Sbaoert
lit Ourob &%eriidberHng D%ouit6nbig 9eoedt.
90s 6auS 9eD0rte elmer Srau 3obert9 aOi5
, 1894-08-31
fir oen Suuer'fden Gourtbous
Dian.


Dem GountDratb cling geitern Elm bon
elmer gr0Beren Q(n5o6l bieitger @ontrafto>
ren unter3ci9netes geiucb gu, in peIcbem
Der GOuntpratb eriucbt tptro, ir8eno etnen
8Ian i'm Slime 6eS bon Der SEQ. 81. Tuuer
So. 8emobten Gori6IageS fir ben 8au
zines neuen Contributes an3une6men. Die
Betenten erfldren, Dab ie feinen 2(ntbeil
an Der 6uuer So. 6Gtten, boB ie aber ooz
raul rehueten, baB bic 6uuer So. 5betle
beS GoutrafteS ooer ltntercontrafte an
an6ere Gontrottoren Tirmen per8eber
miirbe. 9aourb ipiirben aa6Irejc6e l(rbeiter
auf ettpa 5tpei Sabre 8ei3dfttgun9 uno
Grperb itnben.
llnter3eibnet lit ba5 G9reiben bon etpa
so GOntrattoren aucr 8ranc9en OeS 8auz
fnches.
, 1894-08-31
GrhaIten cine Griit.

Sine 2tn3a5l bon S1leppOampfcr6ez
iiber, be5tp. bic iuriitiic6en Sertretcr Der
lelben, erDielten beute 8ormlttag BON
WtaDor Die 3uit9crung, baB p &la9en
9e9cu S6leppOampTerbeiiber tpe9en Ser
leBung Der GaudborOinan5eu bis auf gSctz
tere5 ~periboben iper0en tpiirDel, bis tpeitere
Yeriucbe nit BET 0ertpen0unG bon Del ais
6euerun95material fir Sic S9tfSbampf1
teiic( angeitcIt peroen f6nnten. Gaucbz
Snipettor QOomS beftnoet ii6 g%e8cntpGrti9
i'm Often, nm ii9 itber Die @rgcbntIe oer
bort angeiteaten Geriuc6e nit Yetrolumz
bel3ung uf0aupfbooten Su intornliren.
Wbenbb[att Der SQ. StQQtSstg. l Sent
, 1894-08-31
solIen nnsoeIiefert meroen.

@ouperneur 9utgeIo iBifte beute 8orz
mtttag 9tequiiitionspapiere an 0em @ouz
pcrneur BON Netp Oort fiir bic Qu8liefez
rltug Der bort perDafteten Gaen Nelion,
&ittie WeDerS alias Settle Rbinebaro,
6raut Stepart uuo gBiQiam 3binebaro,
Sic bier tpe9en 8eraubung bon &. 8. 8e=
oenaugb in cinem vBaoger"eS Spiel 9ez
ipiificht iDer0eu.
, 1894-08-31
SebensmH6e.

Mongcl all 9(rbcit unb beprtmtrenoe
S6ifiaI8ic9(dge anOerer Qlrt trteben Sobn
gtaOer Oasu, iieb bcute firth UNI 8 llbr IN
ietner 8obnung, 284 2arra6ee Str, ourct
cine 9oitS GarboIiGure Das 2eben gu
nebmcn. Gr mario Sabre alt uno binterz
l6Bt cine Srau in GuBerit beblirfti8em gu
itonhp
, 1894-08-31
Go0esfdue

pur6en 6eute I'M @eiun6beitSamt ME
fplgt angenlel0et:
STE @olOftein, 5 3d., IS. g8aQeritr.
gStl5eImine 9amIOw, 1 s., 81 S6ilz
leritr.
GouiS WteperSbcrg, 50 g., 500 8eusnr.
6ermonn @iienitoOt, 20 S., NfiB. 9teeIt
6oSpital.
6ranciS Stelsig, Ga S., 485 "A. Str.
OtarD GOmaiOn, % S., ct. @li8abet[
9oSpitGl.
, 1894-08-31
20nn, Wtali., 80. Q(ug.

@nblt9 8elan9 eS geiteru Trau Qtssie
5ent, i0re &Ocbtcr, Sic iiber - Sabre ges
l5c9t tporoen lpor, mieoer auf5ufinoen. 0aS
0taoc9clt ipuroc i'm nOrOlidben Shelf bon
gtetp 9ampibire 9eboren unb ais e5 brei
SABRE alt mar, Don ietnem &ater, Der nit
et1er an0eren Srau OUrcbging, Set Mutter
, 1894-08-31

2(bsn6bIatt Der 81. StaatS5tg. l Gent
, 1894-08-31
g prtn8fteIb, ST., 80. Q(uq.

8et 9aipion fltbr 0eute 9tben6 Elm 8tebz
3u8 Der @o6oi6 8a6n in cine offene @eicbe
uno entglettte. 2ofontotipfiiG rer Ntfinion
uno iein 6ct3cr ipron9en bon benz in boiler
Ta6rt beftnoliben 3u8e. Der 6ei3cr fam
unoerleBt oaoon, tDGDren0 Ser &ofomotipz
fubrer i9pere innere 8erleBungen baponz
tru9. gfeun Q8aggonS beS 53uges, Die
S9ate ulb S6meine entbieIten, puroen
poQitdnOig 3ertrimmert. 0QS 8ieb fam
TAFT Ourchpe8 I'M, Der StbaOen lit le6r
be0eutcno.
WtnneopoIts, Netnn., 30. Nu9.
Sine 9epeibe aus Ottumpa melbet, 6oB
bel GleneIanb, elmer fleinen Station an
Der Burlington 8a6n, 5ipei Tracbt3ige In
elnanoer fubren. Der 2ofon1otiofiibrer
Gus. Chairman blicb iofort toot, tpGbren6
Der 9ei8er So. @aIfer t0otlic6 bcrleBt
ipuroe.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08

Mrs. Mathers, wife of Joseph
Mathers, D. D., of Bellwood. Blair
county, visited Mrs. Atkinson last
week.
The Newport Ledger remarks for
the benefit of certain subscribers of
the Ledger;-A newspaper in Hill
nois recently brought suit against
forty three men who would not pay
their subscriptions, and obtained
judgment in each case for the amount
Of each cllim. Of these twenty-eig
made affidavit that they owned 70
more than the law allowed them,
thus preventing attachment. Then
under the decision of the Supreme
Court they we're arrested for petit
larceny, and bound over in the sum
Of $500 each. All but six gave the
bonds. The postal laws make it pet
it larceny to take paper and refuse
to pay for it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08
Hood;S';s;:;:;i1'CUre

with my eyes or noticed any sign Of . return O
the sores on my body. can recommend Hoodl
Sarsaparilla as an excellent blood purifyin,
medicine" MISC Cora EBERT, Barnesville, Pa
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08
.MARRLEp:

DUFFKLp-BEAvER.-On july 26b.
by Rov. y. B. Fochi. Samuel Dnffield
and Martha Be.ver both of Juniata
county.
SwAB-NANREcK.-On July 18th.
bv Rev. ". G Bier'v, Mr.. james r.
Swab and Ida B. Manbeck both Of
Juniata comfy.
HENRY-FvANs.-On the 18th nit.
bv Rev. NJ. L. Drum. Mr. Joseph r.
Henry of Tuscarora Twp, tn Mag
gie Evans Of Spruce Hill township.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08
HARVEST HOME.

Next Saturday, August IL, the
first Annual Harvest Home will be
held at Schmittle's Park, along the
Tuscarora Valley railroad between
Honey Grove and East Waterford.
Every person is cordially invited to
be present.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08
"TrrlJNT0w~ W.vppTS
hi'SLTSrovH. 'Aug. 3. 1924

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, August 6,
1894.-Wheat SO to 55c; Corn IS to
SIC; Oats IS to Sic; butter 13 to 2Sc:
Cheese S to Sc lb; eggs IL to 14c a
doz; live chickens 6 to 13c a ID; pota
toes 40 to Soc basket; onions 81. so
to $1-75 barrel; whortleberries 6 to
7c a qt: peaches 75c to 50 a basket;
pears 25c to 75c basket; watermel-
ons S15 to 800 a hundred; canta.
loupes $40 to $14 hundred; green
peas $1.05 q bushel.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08
NOTICE.

At a constable's sale of the person.
a property of s. NJ Dunn, Mr.. G. E.
Brennan bought the property. but
will leave it there for the use of the
former owner. St.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08

Wood, iron, and chain pumps, Iron
pipe and fittings, rubber hose, brass
fittings and so forth. Plumbing,
pump and pipe repairs.
Call on OF address.
F. w. Noble,
March rs, If. Miff1intown, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08
Teachers EXamlma atiOns for
1894.

Special examinations, in Mifflin-
town, Friday, August 81.
Examinations willbegin at 8 o'clock
a. m. Strangers will be required to
furnish a recommendation of good
character. Applicant must be exam
ined in the District in which he in
tends to teach. Directors and friends
of education are invited to attend.
D. NJ. MARSHALL,
Superintendent.
Walnut, Pa, July II, 1894.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08
ConsumpsIon Svr>Iy c,s,ed.

sOsspVuOU O0UOt1 Stfy90s
10 THs EDrroR:-Plsase i-.o0 ysss rsadsr,
shaf have positive ronsdy tor - aAsvs-namsd
disease. By It's timely lse 1Aesnnds Of hspea.a
cases have bsen peFmabsatly oussA. sAau - e,as,
to send two bottles Of my remedy PRE- - asy u
your readers who hsve consumptIoa n .oe- vii
esed ne thslf k.press and p. O. sAAyua>.
fuIy, !. 4 oLOCUH. y. G.. - HuaA O.. Il. Il.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08
TO WEAK MEN

9uAeRtnG ffom The elects Of youthful o,rcs,. satv
oecey. wasting weakness. lost ,1h pod ~. IL
ssna valuable Treatise fsoaledl COZ ,slSfn6 66
peraealaEs for homo sure, FRRU of caasEs. &
01o0d AodieaS Woek should u ~ - Svury
mnn who u na7veas and doblHts1sd AhdreG
xfo8s =. G. YOVvLER. MoOAus, Gona.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-01
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
The TrlennIal Congress About to Begin Il
WashlnRfon.

The Trlennial Congress About TO Begin In
Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The present
week will witness a noticeable gather
ing Of medical men in this city, drawn
here for the purpose of attending the
triennial congress Of American physi-
clans and surgeons. The sessions Of
the congress will be held in Metzerott
hall on May 90, 80, 81 and June l. The
formal programme of the meetings Of
the congress together with those of the
fourteen individual component associ-
atoms which meet here at the same
time has been issued. These individual
bodies will meet in the forenoon, while
the congress proper will assemble in
the afternoon of the days mentioned.
Tuesday the congress will be opened
by the chairman Of the executive com
mittee, DIR. Langdon G. Gray, Of New
York. The session that afternoon will
be under the direction of the American
Association Of Anatomists, the subject
for discussion being "Morphology as a
Factor in the Study of Disease" On
Wednesday the subject for discussion
will be Sewer Gas" under the direc-
ton of the American Genealogical as
sociation and THE Distribution and
Control Of Leprosy in North America, :"
under the direction of the American
Dermatological association. The So
cicty of Genito-urinary Surgeons and
the American genealogical society
will control the time of Thursdays
meeting and on Friday after business
session matters Of interest to the
Laryngological association and the
Neurological association win be dis
cussad
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-01
A PRACTICAL PREACHER.
Rev. ~. John l.. scndder Provides
Charch therlsroum for Blsy

Rev. Dr. John 4. seedder Provides a
Charch thesisroum for Blry ygics
NV NoHH May ss-J''Ihc Bicycle
and the Church was the theme Of Rev.
nr John l.. Seuddcr's sermon sunday
night IT the Jersey City tabernacle,
lie said:
"'Ihc bicycle mania Is spreading and
we rejnice 30 t. Now, "a my Judgment
it i bcitor 70 adapt ourselves to exist,
inE conditions than 20 indulge In use
less dcnunciation. II men and wom
en- win ride on Sunday, why mol
invite them 20 ride 20 church and
provide place FOR their machines?
am happy to announce that in this tab.
crnacit arrangements have been made
"a check the wheels Of all those who
make The bicycle church.going ma
chine While we do not encourage
Sunday riding, we certainly invite
those who use wheels ON sunday "a
ride this way and enjoy the service di
this sanctuary. This age has no use for
nlaiiiudinarians in the pulpit sunday
competition is here; whether we like
Il or not, We must meet H."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-01
TIE IARIFF Ell.
Speculation Rife In Washington as 10 its
Fate-The Date when the Final Vote on
Its Passage WIN he Taken.

fnte-Ihe Date When the Final Vote on
Its Passage WIN he Taken.
WASHINGTON, May 29.--speculation
as 10 the fate of the tariff bill Is now
concerned, first, with the fate Of the
sugar schedule, and then with the date
when the final vote upon the passage
Of the bill is likely to be taken. The
week opens with very divided opinion
as TO the result of various amendments
which win be offered to the sugar
schedule
The reason why the discussion Of the
sugar schedule is so important is not
merely because Of its probable sensa-
tional character, but because any radi-
cal change in THAT schedule, such as the
restoration of bounty ON domestic raw
sugar, or the admission OF foreign raw
sugar free Of duty, would mean almost
the certain defeat Of the entire bill. To
accomplish this purpose republican
leaders in the senate win devote all
their energies during the coming week.
II they fail it will be because they do
not command the entire strength Of
their party.
Senator sherman intends TO open the
debate upon the sugar schedule. which
he will do as soon as the schedule Of
wood and manufactures OF wood is fin
ished.
Opinions differ very radically among
even republican senators as to when
final vote upon the bill will be taken.
Estimates now given by such demo-
cratic senators as Brice, Faulkner,
Jones and Voorhees, range from the
18th TO the Goth Of June. Some western
republicans. especially the silver re-
publicans, such as Dubois and Shoup,
of Idaho; Teller, OF Colorado, and
Jones, Of Nevada. agree in general with
these democratic estimates although
none Of them viii go so far as to pin
their Judgment TO any positive date.
Other republican senators do not be-
lieve that vote can be reached before
July, Senator Higgins, of Delaware,
said Monday that he could not see how
vote could possibly be reached, even
without any delay whatever, at the
latest date fixed by democrats, June 20.
Shortly after Senator Walsh took the
floor Monday to speak on the tariff
question, Senators Hale. Aldrich, Lodge
and few other republicans met in the
committee room Of Mr.. Hale for the
purpose Of discussing the situation and
considering the advisability of calling
caucus within the next few days for
party discussion of the line of cam
paign TO be pursued in the debate and
final action on the sugar schedule. The
republicans believe they have it in
their power to control the senate on
this matter.
After a proposition to maintain the
present bounty is voted down, as it un-
dou6tedly will be, the minority will,
according TO their present programme,
move to put sugar on the free list In
this they expect to have the assistance
Of few democrats and at least one Of
the populists. II can be asserted that
II this motion is made by republican
II will be done at a time when the re-
publicans believe they have the votes
TO defeat the committees proposition,
and the motion will not be made until
this vote is assured.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-01
ENGINE WRECKED.
The Engineers Remains Gathered
Up and Placed in Bucket.
The Fireman Killed and the Messenger In
jurcd An Express Train Dashss Intoa
Landrlide The Passengers, by u Mir
aeie, Escape without Ininry.

CUMBERLAND, Md, May q. Sunday
morning about O'Clock one Of the
most disastrous wrecks known In the
history of the baltimore q Ohio Rail-
road Go. occurred near Pine Grove. two
and one-half miles east OF Roexwood,
Pa, on the Pittsburgh DIVISION Of that
ruad.
The Inflated train was the New York
and Pittsburgh express, which left this
place nt 100 o'clock sunday mornirg 2.
with two regular express cars, a conn
bination express and inail car and s,sy-
eral day coaches. The coaches were
well filled with passengers. and tho
train was running at the rate OF sixty
miles on hour.
suddenly, without moments warm
ing. The engine dashed into a large
landslide, sending the engine In a
twinkling down into the creek, whcre
IL stu lies. The combination mail and
express cars crashed into the engine
with terrible force, and In few min
utes were on fire. The coaches. with
their precious burden Of passengers,
were jammed together But did not
leave the track, TO which fortunate oe-
eurrence Is due that none of the passon-
gers were injured.
As soon a. the train quieted the pas
sengers rushed "a the piled up and
burning express ears. whore they found
MciSrngrr stohl. of the United Suites
Express Co., struggling 10 escape from
his ear ia . moment he was rescued,
hut not until he had received Injuries
about the head aud body, aud probably
internally. but It Is thought he will re-
cover
The passengers then turned their at
tention 90 the drrhiled engine below
In the creek and were horrined 20 lind
no signs Of the engineer or his fireman.
For five long, weary hours they con-
iinued their search, until az last they
found the crushed aud dead body ~
Fireman Rhlnehart under the locdino-
tive. One of his feet was entirely
burned OIL Continuing their senrch
they came acr,ss bits Of the remains II
the unfortunate engineer. Nicholson.
These they gathered up and placed in
bucket, the rest Of his body having
been entirely consumed by fire.
Messenger Siohl was taken 10 linlti.
more where he lives. Sunday after
noon. The remains Of Engineer Mich.
Olson and Fireman Rlllnehart rerc
taken 20 tlenwood, Pa wherc they
leave families.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-01

OTTAWA. Ont, May 99.--Maj. Gen.
Herbert, commander-in-chief of the
militia, was Monday instructed by
the minister of militia 10 instruct the
deputy adjutant general of St Thomas
district to use all means in his power
to find the names of the Queens Own
Rifles, Of Toronto, who tore
down the United States flag
from the United States consulate
Mt st. Thomas. An official communica-
tion has been sent by Gen. Herbert To
Lieut.. Col. Hamilton. of the Queens
Own, TO do his best to assist in detect
ing the culprits. Word has been re-
ceived here that two of the suspected
men are members of aristocratic fam
lilies, one being son of an alderman OF
Toronto.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-01
An English syndicate $ oner.

CmcAeo, Nay 9,--StoelSholders Of
the Elgin National Watch Co. have
under adyisement the acceptance af an
offer BY a British syndicate to purchase
their entire holdings, including the is
sue OF the corporation bonds. The
syndicate's offer is TO pay 5000 a share
and purchase the sl,OOO.OOO issue of
bonds. As there are 1900 shares of
stock the sale would mean the transfer
Of s9OoOOO0 Of British currency to the
i5O stockholders.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-01
M A BAD wAY.
MANY IT. Louis Factories Close aud Water
works About Out Of Can.

Many st. Louis Factories Close aud Water
works About Out Of Cam.
Sr Louis, May es This city Is con.
frontca with fuel famine, For three
days there has not been a pound Of coal
received IN this city or in East 81 Louis
from any source. Last week three
eastern roads delivered about thirty
ears Of coal from Pennsylvania under
iron clad contracts with large consum.
crs This coal was guarded 10 is dcs-
tination rs carefully a. II Il was gold
dust, For u month no coal has arrived
from the Illinois mines that supplied
the general needs Of the city. Not
day passes but one or more factories
close The street car companies aro
preparing 10 use horse power, while
several factories have put in oil hurn-
ers and Others are using wood which
has also advanced toalmost prohihitive
prices Water Commissioner Holman
announces that he has but five days
supply q coal, and has arranged oil
burners for the high service pumps,