davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-03
War feline ei9ene SAuIo.
Grauriees Gnoe elmer Sootfahrt auf Dem
mifTiiippi.
@aIena,S ST., 3. O2ai.

: CN"t ~" Wv
0eitern biiBte 8eter Scbaub bon benz
lebS Wfetlen unterbaIb oieier Stabt gez
legenen SaneSuiue Ourcb ieine eigene SbuIO
letn Seben eir. @r bate nit Sobn 0e7
mut6, aus bemlelben Srte, cine 8Ootfabrt
auf benz Wtiiiiiippi unternommen; un0
ais Der 9ampier vMinnie Sbneioer" ges
rooe 5u Der 3eit angefGbren fam, ftel eS
ibm Elm, nit ieinem fleinen 8oOte ben
Bug 6eS 0ampferS 81 f~reu8en. Die SOlge
lpar, baB bas GuOerboot umicblu8 unO bic
betben Snleien beTel6en in ben TluB
ftelen. Demut6 rettete iicb, tnbem ct itcb
an ben 9anlpfcr a~ntlammerte, aber S6aub
ertranf; Der 8erunglitdte mar Elm mo0ls
babeaber Otaun, etpas %iiberipannt, unb
iou CUR s3ett 5iemlicb beraui9t gepeien
iein. 9ie 2eicbe fonnte nod nicbt g%efunben
tper0en.
, 1894-05-03
Gin netter Wirth.
Gin ~betrunfener mirtb f9Idet eiltem Gate
oen Sddoel Elm.
Ga Groife, gBisc., 3. O2at.

@eitern wurbe Charles Gnes, Gei9aftsz
reiicnber fir Elm OtaIs9ei6dft in ct.
Saul, bon benz Salubniptrtb Btaiam
g rei9!e, ber CUR 3ett betruntcn mar, Der
S6dOel etngelhlagen. Ob9letb beioe
nidbt nit chamber b~etannt tparen, bate
Sues ben QGirtb aufgeforbert, EMS nit ibm
gu trtnfen. DIS NntWort arf bic @inlae
bung ergriff 8rei6le cine Scbeibenbi6ie,
Sic. 9erabe in letner NGbe lag, unb perieBte
Gnes bamit 3pei 10 furc6tbore 6tebe iiber
ben &opf, b0B Der Sbdbel 5ertriimmert
ipur6e, unb Gnes na6 Nuslagte Der 2Ier5te
nur nocb tpeutge Stunoen 5I lebell bat.
, 1894-05-03
AnruBem %btfiirdJtet.
fInf5ebnbunoert Oruben=2lrbeiter
am Streif.
Sic neRmen pier5eRn 5o6 puIper meg.
0uIuth. W2inn..3 2. O}ni.

9uIutb, Minu., 3. Mai.
Siinf3ebnbunbert 0rubenarbeiter iiub
auf Dem Weiabaz6 0benSuge an Streif.
Sin 8ulOermagaSin lift crbrocben, un6 IA
SAB YulDer imp aus oemielben tpe9gcuom7
men Dor6en. Der Sberiff SbarpeD uuO
Der @cncraIzQ Oiutant Wtiiblburg limb beute
nab &trginia auf Sen Mteiaba@606 e abz
gereiit, uno Bic @ompa9nie A bon Der
Staatsmili5 folgte' ibnen nm 5ebn l1br berz
mittelit eincS Sonber3u9es.
, 1894-05-03
Der oiebiihe 8roofIYuer Koiitrer
&obmann
Sefennt fi9 fduIoig mo miro nGdfcn
montae fem urtbeiI empfaneen.
8rOofInn. q. q. 3. Wlai.

Ser betrii8erii6c 81 &aiitrer ser bieiigen
4cciicbeb0roc, ISM. 9. 2obmann, ben Der
@ebetmpolistit 3unot tiirSlteb aus Canada
suriIfbracbte, betannte iib bente auf orei
@roBbiebitabIS QInfIagen bin lbuIoig.
Seine 8eriIrtbeilung miro am nGdbiten
Monta9 erfolgen. Ntau ertuartet, baB er
olsbann ietne SpicB8eiellcn, bcrcn er un>
3tpeifelbaft pelcbe bat, blOBitellen nirb.
Seine Inter bIagun9en belaufer iib auf
$4,000.
, 1894-05-03
5onoen RAID wieoer cine fihere
6ufuht.
0enpcr, Gol.,3. Wfai.

OenOcr, @OI.,-3. W{al.
Die bon Der 8oltsei pertriebenenS pieler
baben iih in BENT i~enieits beS Tluiie5 gez
le9enen Orte Golfar einseniitct, no i6neu
Der OrtsDortanb alien mogliben 8oricbub
%lctItct. 2lu5 bic 8llr8ericbaft nimmt
ibncn 8cgeniiber cine iebr freunolidbc 6alz
tun8 Elm. 1863 8cpnbner ipracben iicb 81
@uniten Der 9ulOung Der Spieler aus unO
muir 147, meiitentbeils 6raueu, bage9en.
, 1894-05-03
5tnrbt-G PIepruntttte.
Sc M 9 M2ni

" Hb ~" lgkRt"
Su BEN beute gegen 6te 0treftoren un6
~1onittge 8eamtcn Der rOmticben 8anf be-
9onnen gro3eB itno auBer Dem 6anbeISz
mmiiter Btetro QacaOa no9 Sic folgenDer1
9eputirten peripi6elt: @raf Mtcbele
2lmaOet, Der fribere ltnterltaatSIetret4r ;
Ytetro 9elbeccbtO, Elm intimer 6reu10 6es
neutrality-suspicious. Giolttti; Stlippo
@aDauini; Der t6er3og 0ennaro 81 San
9onato; 2tuguito @lDa; Baron @iobanni
gticOtera, Wtiniiter De5 Snnern unter
Gri5pt; Sigupr Bruno @bimiart, Der
friibere Nderbaus uuo Suitt5mtntiter, uno
mebrere QtnOere.
Ntben, 2. Wtat.
GS beiBt ieBt, baB ourcb 6os Grobebet
bonn %bori9en Treitag ouf Der Sn1el Guboea
ncun 00rfer 5erit0rt poroen iino. Ole
g{otb in Den am 1bmeriten 6eimgeiucbten
@egenOen lit i'm 3uneDmen begr1ffen lno
eS berricbt empfinDlicber Wtangel an 8roo
uno Wtebl un6 an WtateriQl 3ur @rbauung
bon 6Gulern.
0on6on n, 2. M}at.
Scr grin3 un6 Sic 9rinseiiin bon Wales
er0ffnetcn beutc bos t0nigli9e Muitfconz
ierOatortum in &enitngton. 8on berborz
ragenocn Peri0nlibfeiter, tpelcbe iicb 81
Ser 6eierlibtett etngefunoen botten, ftnb
gu ertpd9nen Der 0er5og bon Oorf uno Sc
mablin, Sic Yrin3elitnnen 8ictorto uno
W}oro BON BaleS, Der 6er5og un0 bic
0er3ogm bon G%onnau86t, grin5 uno Brtnz
3eiiin Gbrtittan, Der 6er5og bon Site uno
@emobltn, Ser Marquis Of 2orne un6 bte
8rin5eliin 2ouiie, 8rinS 6einri9 bon
8attenberg unb feline @emabItn, bic 8rinz
3el1tn Beatrice, Der 6er3og bon Cambridge,
Der Wttntiter beS Snnerl1, 9lSquttb, SoDn
Wforlep, oer @arl Of &imberlD,. Garl
Opener, unb bteIe Qln6ere. Inter 6en
Qntpelenoen befan6 iib aucb 6enrD Srptn8
IN Der NlntStracbt zines WtitgIieoe5 Der
Qubltner llntDeriitGt. Oils ser an1eritaz
ntibe 8oti6after TbomaS s. 8aDaro iet7
men Stb inter benz oiplomatiIben Corps
etnnabm, i9ritt Senrb SrDtng auf i'm su
Ano bate cine lan9e llnterreoun0 nit i6m.
Gorbtft 2, O}at.
Sn Stobt un6 llm8e9eno ipuroe beute
elm beftt8er @rbitoB Deripiirt. 9te Grz
i6ittterung par 10 beftig, DaB in pielen
9Guiern Wf0beln unb 9or3euangeIbirr
umftelen. 40 8ergleute i'm Yentp 8ribDz
0t1trttt tpur0en ourcb Sic Gr1c1itteruna
et"'"be' w %AH9Il pEF IeB4I OQB le IN
Iobesan9it aus Der @rube cilten. IS
tpurOe 1eOob MUIR 8~erin8er Scba6en angez
ri3tet,
Gibraltar, 2. Mai
Ser. Ser. Staaten &reu3er vQancaiter"
bat beute Die 9eimfobrt angetreten.
2onbon, 2. Mat.
Ser britiicbe 9ampfer g}eBmpre, .Ropiz
tdn 6ar8raeaOcs, bon Bottom lit nit Ser
8emannung beS Deuticben S6iffeS ugleoz
patra", &apjt6n Niemeper, bon 8rpemcn.
tpelbe am %. 2Ipril orf offencr See in
8ranb 8ertetb, in @rapeSenb eingetroffen.
Pari 6, 2. Moi.
Oas @eribt bat Elm Wtommeu beitdttot.
oenGB tpelcbem Die SeitamentsuouItrefer
6es Baron &elnacb 1,55O,00 6rancs uno
Or. Cornelius 9erB 100000 6rancs an
, 1894-05-03
Der meaielfdlider GaueYrou0=
pert9oro.
6inf weitere 2tnfIa9en 9e9en i'm erbobcn,
g ri 6, 3. M2ai

Die O}aibcn bes @eieBes sieben iib imz
mer enger nm ben @rafen Sic De Sauepz
ranbz9 srtgorO %suiammeu. @S fu1b meitere
fiinf Nntlageu ipegen BecbielfGli6ung sum
gfacbtbeile Oes 0ebaubp gegen i'm anbdngig
qentacbt tporoeu. SSn iebem ~ein5elnen Sale
iinO angebltcb 10000 Sranteu inOoluirt.
0te g ~rin3eitn Sagan, bes 6Gli6erS SHUTTER,
lit tptuen5, benz 2%eboubD feline idmmtlicben
8crluite 3l erieben, penn Der @raf iib oaz
nit einperltanDen ertlGrt, itb seitpeiltg in
cine Srrenanitalt 81 be9eben unb ben 81
@uniten ieincS 8ruoers 8oiion angeftren9z
ten Grbl5aftspro5eB fallen 81 laiien.
, 1894-05-03
DeroerbIther Nadtfroft.
0n oen Staaten Woibineton mo Oreoon hat
Ger Sroft i'll Iebter Nadt Ger Obiternte
ero6en S6aoeu 3ueefiiat.
g DrtIanb, Ore, 3. Otai.

9lus alien SbeiGen bon 8aibington uno
limb Dem 8unoes4 ySetterbireau
8ericbte lber ben in lebter 9ta4t itattge7
funbenen i9neren 6roit uno iiber ben gro@
Ben, baburcb Der Sbiternte 5ugefIgten
S9aben 3%ugegan9en.
, 1894-05-03
Oemabre9elt.
Der pfarrer Malone nom Silbof Hiatt ieines
2lmtes entboben.
0enner. Sol. 2. Nf0i.

Die 6otge Oes 3miItes spiicben bent
8farrer Ntulonc BON Der ct. Soiepbsz
unb Dem SiicDof NtoB it, ooB
ben 8farrcr Ntalonc ietnea 9lmte5
entboben, utO ben 9farrer Suliuon, cincn
0ilfSpfarrer III Der Ct. 8atrlfsz&ircbe
Su leinem gtacbfplger crnannt bat.
, 1894-05-03
Decentralization Rauf.
SO e. 3. Wai

WtIIm 3. Nt0I.
Die Strnta Siegel, Cooper & So. Don
@6lcago falfte bos Dolitdnbi9e WaarenIaz
ger Der bauferottten Gt6-Stlber Orb
@ooos GompanD UNI ben greis BON
100000.
, 1894-05-03
mtu 5urIdtreten.
Der Spreber oes unterhduies nil iein 2mt
nieoerleoen.
Qon6on II, 3. Mai.

Sc beiBt, baB Der Spre9er bes Inter
bauies, Der SIT. Son. 2trtbur Q8eueslp
9eel, iein Nmt nieber3uIegen beabii6tt9t,
lnb man 8laubt, baB er nit Dem Gitel
8iscount San6p CUR 9atrsmiir0e er6Oben
tperoen ptr0.
, 1894-05-03
Die 0hoIerd in portugal.
QifIdbpn n, 3. O2o

Qifab II, 3. Wfai.
9ie @6olera 1T nun audi in benz Srte
TunOo, unpeit Don Der ipanii3en @ren3e
oufgetreten.
, 1894-05-03
Ger AnardiltfnprO'eB.
8e9inn oes pro5efies 9e9en sic bei'
oen italieniiden Qnarhiiten
in &onoon.

Der cine oerfeIben erfIdrt fia fir fduIOis
, 1894-05-03

Bic WdIienoermalter Der 8anomacanatz
geiellbaft gu 5ahlen baben. Salts bicieS
arrangement a%n9enommen miro, lpirb Der
8ro3eB beDufs Qtuslieierung 6e8 Or. SERB,
nieber9eibIagen tperben. Der Doctor be-
finbet iicb befanntGicb in Gn9lan0, wobin
ct sur 3ett Der Observation-Disclosures ge9
floben lit.
, 1894-05-03
Qas }lenefte uuu Donolulu.
2lnfunft oes Qomtrals Walfer uno
0eruate iber Ole lrttiiton
oehelben.
RoYaliften ur1o Qnneftioniten.
Gan Trancisco, 3. M1ai.

OWN u o.. WENI.
9aS vGbrontc(e" berOftentGi9t fOl8en0e
Corresponding bon 6onolulu bonn 10.
2lpril, pel6e iber 8ort SoipnsenO nit
Dem 8unoeSoampfer eingetroffen ilt:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North, East
South and West.

The Hill men are confident of beating
Peckham.
Tie Union Pacific has announced a cut
If S. in the second class rate to the North
west.
A small blaze from a broken elcctii'
light broke out on the steamer Portland
Sunday morning just before entering Port.
and ha,bor. But little damage was done.
Two firemen were killed and eight fire.
men and II workingmen seriously injured,
some of them fatally, by an explosion Of
watts of oil in Paris seed store Saturday
Six elevators of the Farmers Mutual
Elevator Company, at Ciookston. Mimi,
went into the hands Of areceiver. Saturday,
upon an order Of Judge Ives. Liabilities
S240,000; assets, 5000, 900.
AT conclusion of the meeting CT the
skaters worlds amateur championship al
STD, kholnn, Saturday, the Norwegians car
ried off the honors. Halversen won the
1900 metre race in minutes, So 3-5 sec
onds.
A dispatch received Saturday from
Baenos Ayres states the insurgents
landed Yesterday at Nictheroy. There val
a drawn battle, in which many were killed
on both 81 les. Gen. Argollo commanded
the government troops and prevented the
insurgents from advancing"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12
a ". uOUK.

In his prayer at the opening of the ses-
sion Chaplain Bagby referred feelingly to
Judge Houk's death. 1--WE come into thy
presence" said he, deeply sensible of the
shortness and uncertainty of life. Since
last we met one of our number has been
suddedly and without warning called
from the scene of his earthly labor. Thou
who art the resurrection and the life. be
graciously merciful to the stricken house
hold, bind their broken hearts and soothe
their affection"
Mr.. Cultivate. the dean of the Ohio
delegation, was then recognized, and he
feelingly announced the death of his col
league He offered appropriate resolu-
TONS which were adopted, and the house
adjourned, after the. speaker had APP
pointed the following committee to es-
cort the deceased members remains to
the place of burial: Messrs. Hare, Springer.
Bryan, Hulyk, McCaig, Ellis Or and
Ritchia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12
RAILROAD RECEIVERS.
Their Management Is Likely to BE In
vestiyated by Congress.

vestiyated by Congress.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-There is move
ment in the house to urge upon the judo
iarv committee an investigation of the
management of railroads under the re
ceivers appointed by the federal courts
Recently Governor Tilman of South Caro-
lima memorialized congress on the sub
iect. stating his troubles with the rail
roads which run through his state, grow
ing out of the refusals of the receivers TO
paw state taxes, and the absence of legal
machinery through which he could force
them to, as they were nominally the
agents of the federal courts, which APP
pointed them, and only through those
courts could he have brought action.
The Tillman memorial was very bitter
against the judges of the United States
courts and the superior court itself, ac-
cusing them of partially toward the
+, i!road corporations and against their
sreditors.
This week the committee has up the
McGann resolution for an investigation of
rhe action of Judge jenkins in enjoining
The employees of the Northern Pacific from
q strike. This resolution was the result
of n shower of protests and petitions sent
to the committee on labor by the labor Or
CARNATIONS and there is no doubt that the
more recent order of Judge Dundy against
the men of the Union Pacific coupled
with his order for salaries of $4,000 to be
paid to the five receivers of the road will
probably be called to the attention of con
gress from the same sources.
Mr.. McGann says that it is evident that
grave abuses are incident to the system Of
friendly receivers for railroads, and
thinks that congress should make soi.it
definite utterance on the system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12
INAUGURATION
OF Trades Unicns and Resolutions in Favor o
fiat MONEY.

BRoCKroS, Mass, Feb. I1-An impor
tant meeting of the Brockton Central Labor
Union was held tonight, the organization
being composed of delegates from various
org anized trades unions of the city. AT 8
mectiag ibis afternoon plans were formed
for the amalgamaiion OF all the trade Or
CARNATIONS If the surrounding towns. To-
night Ihcse resolutions were adopted
Whereas, the nation in times past has
successfully passed through critical peri
obs by an Issue of treasury notes to which
were pledged the wealth and credit of the
nation.
Where's, the credit of the whole people
is thus expressed as legal tender, money
issued by The government is preferable TO
currtn which represents the credit Of
private corporations, and
Whereas, private corporations known as
national banks are intrus,ed with the special
privilege of profi.ing by use of the credit
Of the people, violated their trust by hold
ing gold from circulation,
Whereas, treasury notes from the govs
ernmt n. come into circulation without an
interest tax and the currency of banks de-
msnds int. rest before 1t leaves the bank,
therefore they are responsible for absence
of gold from United Stae, Treasury.
Whereas, hiring this gold from Wall
street is sitting its dollars at work a. the
expense of the people who are already 10
distress by reason of furnishing so many
Jobs to Wall street dollars in the past,
Whereas, an issue of treasury notes
would have tendency to set man to work
for dollsr, while the bond issue sets .
dollar to work for msn,
Resolved. That we are opposed to being
further bonded to pay portion Of the pro-
ceeds of our toll to class which has al
rea y enriched itself at the expense Of
labor"
twas roted to send copies to Congress
man Morse and Massachusetts senators,
asking them to Put them before Congress.
IT was reported that the Lasrers Protective
MON adortsd a hand stamp for tie use OF
shoe man, facturers who make hand lasted
goods, en-, h shoe bottom lasted by hand to
be stamp, d, to distingui h it from machine
lasted goods. 1t Will PROBABLY be adopted
by the National organic ,tion at the annual
convention 10 Boston in April.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12
ROYALISTS SILENT.
Latest News Regarding the Situation
in Hawaiian Islands.
Pres. Coles Fei'owirs Confident ccnsti.u
iional Government Not YET Formed.

,
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 11.-The schooner
Aloha arrived Friday night from Homo
lulu, bringing the following advices up to
Jan. %: Dates to JAN 10 were brought on
the Goth by the Mariposa President Cleye-
lands message of 18th was received, to-
gether with his latest instructions TO Min
lister Willis.
Supporters of the provisional govern
ment understand by the attitude of con-
gress that all endeavors at Washington to
restore the Hawaiian monarchy have
definitely come to an end. Among them,
accordingly, a feeling of confidence and
satisfaction prevails. The Royalists are
very silent. Their papers make
Little Comment on the News.
An interview yesterday with the gov
eminent ministers made it clear that no
movement toward constitutional organic
alton of the government is at all likely to
be taken up at present. Any such action
will be postponed until more definite
knowledge is gained of the disposition OF
congress and the administration toward
granting Hawaii some form of political
union.
The Star OF the 10Th urged an enlarge
ment OF the advisory council to "a. and re-
ferring TO the filing of all vacancies to
the mass meeting from which all original
legislative titles were derived. The gov
eminent is fully satisfied that the great
body of its intelligent supporters are
thoroughly opposed to such irregular
methods, and to everything of
A Revolutionary Nature.
The Advertiser, Conservative, says this
morning: Fortunately the inhabitants OF
The country are, with few exceptions, law
abiding and supporting, and although the
few exceptions may make themselves fire.
quent and audible, they cannot make a
Central America circus of Hawaii. The
present government has also duty and
the responsibility ofmaking such changes
as shall define and state more fully than
rs yet is done, the functions OF each
branch of government. including such
notifications or enlargement of the legis-
lature and executive functions, powers
and methods, and such establishment OF
an electoral system as will give to the
government q representative basis.
The directors of the Star company will
order their paper to take in the future a
more conservative tone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12
saaz!l,s nIv MN.
The Crew Selected Prsss 10 = Totally uan
Fer he Business.

NEW York. Feb 1.-THE steamer nh-
rv CAPTAIN Pine, arrived Saturday nom
pernambuco, sailing from that pors Jan.
a. where she brought coal from Hnsianp'
100 tons Of which was sold to the govern
! na,t for the use of the cruiser Nicfheroy,
xhich is said to consume an. enormous
,,,,pt;tv Of coal. On-.Jan. - the Nicthe-
nv started for Bahia, having in to.T the
sid cuarslship Psranhyba ami tiree tor
,edo boats which had arrived there from
Hamburg. The Paranhyba is SO slow
thet she cannot steam agaiIs. the wind.
rhe Destroyer also accompanied them
,nder her own steam
The new crews which we're put aboard
he Nictheroy and Am erica, the latter now
known as the Andrade, Captain Pines
states, are Il motley crowd ana compos'u
IF landsmen, boatmen. longsloremeh
and others picked up along the DOCKS.
They present wretched appearance ana
ire no more fitted to man war vessei
han lot of labOrers Aboard the
Britannia all is confusion. Ammunition.
shells and stores are strewn all around
| The decks.
There was much jealousy shown Dy the
Brazilian commander recently appointed
20 the Nictheroy. It was stated that
strong move was made to get rid of Cap
;aiu Baker. He, however, still commands
;he cruiser, and will do SO until the revo-
luton is ended. 1t was rumored that Ad-
miral Mello was very much annoyed that
Captain Baker should take up arms
against him as they are reported to be old
personal friends.
Business continued fairly good at Per
aambuco. Martial law still remained in
full force The sentiments of the people
were out and out for Mello. Several men
nave been arrested and shot by Peixotos
representatives One of Lamport Il Hollis
steamers, which called at Pernambuco
| rom Rio de Janeiro, landed passenger
Who was said to be a partisan of Mello's.
At the landing he was arrested and shot
within "a hours, no less than 20 bullets
! yoing through his body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12
PRACTICAL VICTORY
Is what The Insurgents Claim d their Attack
On Niciherey.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Feb. 3, via. Montevideo,
Feb. 1.-THE insurgent fleet attacked
Armacao at last evening and continued the
fight until day break. The insurgents landed
troops and destroyed the beach and hill
top forts of the government. With six heavy
guns and two magazine guns they swept
the streets Of Nictheroy, but were finally
forced TO retreat before the superior num-
bers 'of the government forces. The gov
eminent admits o loss Of 200 men; the
press correspondent at Nictheroy says 800
il nsersr he true losa. The Insurgents
succecded beyond oil hopes. having de-
stroyed the government position most men
acirg to the fleet. II a lost but 2se men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12
FREE SILVER BILL
Likely to Result From Strength of Bland's
Seignorage Bill.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The strength
developed by Mr.. BANDS seignorage bill
leads to the belief that another movement
will be made for unlimited silver coinage
as a sequel to the passage of the seinorage
bill. Mr. Blond has already introduced
a bill "for the free coinage of standard
silver dollars.
Representative Williams of Illinois. one
of Mr.. BANDS lieutenants, says he has no
doubt the free silver question, pure and
simple, will again be presented to this
congress Quite numaer OF the men,
bers who voted for the repeal of the pur-
chase clause of the Sherman law have
told Mr.. Williams that they would like
to have free silver brought to an issue
again in order to reverse their former po-
sitions
The fact is being noted that about %
Republican members are counted in favor
of the seigniorage bill, some of them are
outspoken in favor of following up the
measure with free coinage bill. They
reconcile this with their vote to repeal
the silver purchase clause of the Sher-
man act by saying that the latter law has
boarded silver in the treasury, while a
free silver bill would seek to put the
metal, or certificates based on it, in actual
circulation.
Mr. Tracey of New York, one of the
anti-silver leaders. says that a bill for I'M
limited coinage of silver could not pass
the house. He points out that quite a
mum Der of anti-silver Democrats, like Mr..
Reilly of Pennsylvania favor the seignior-
age bill because they think it will dispose
OF the silver question for the next few
years at least He thinks this feeling that
congress is getting rid of the free silver
question is one of the main reasons for
the strength of the seigniorage bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12
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Gsnr of Thieves Arrested.

SALIsBgR y. Mass. Feb 1.-THE Sails
bury police arrested Saturday Charles II.
Bagley, William L. Fowler and Charles
n. Fowler. who it is ciainied constitute
the gang who have been thieving and
terreriziEg the residents in the ncighbor-
ing small towns. They made their visits
in te m arl have stolen thu past few
weeks nearly q. cords Of wood and large
quantity of produce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12
INTEREST TO vAcHrsMEM.
valkyrie Not Likely to Race I'm Americal
Waters Next Season. rs

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Field says:
American yachtsmen will be disap-
pointed to hear that it is extremely UNI
likely that the valkyrie will race in
American waters next year. II would
have been interesting to see the America
cup races repeated with more canvas and
both yachts measured for watsr line
length, with the total number of persons
on board which il was intended to carry
during the race. The Americans of course
are quite right not to risk the reputation,
such as it was, that the yiailant4 gained
last season by having the international
trial of speed less formal than in cup
races.
{ At the same time Lord Dunraven is
quite right not to race in American waters
against inferior craft and to be rewarded
by the reminder thAt the vigilant would
have given Different complexion to the
racss had she entered. ~