davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-28
Gin b%immIifdler GoreYaner.
OerieIbe ouf iwei':er SummeItour pom 1leu'
Sio=tpales ie5t i'll Qri5ona an9eIan9t.
9 Ditpn, %. Qlpril.

Sine 9epei9e all bieiige 2lltrOmoncn
bonn 8ercipal 9otpeu8 ObierpatOrium in
SIagitaff, 2lri8ona, bringt bic Wittbeilung
itber bic 8eO6o3tung zines neuen @omlcten
OIrcb 81. s. Douglas. Die Stelung besz
ieIben mar folgenoe: 9tettascenlion 6
StnnOen unb so Otinutcn, bel elmer De-
fltnattOn BON 30 @rab uno 30 Ottnuten.
IS lit oieS berieIbe @omet, neI3er Dor bier
Ober flint 8Oben III SDbneD in 9tcuzSao7
g8o(eS 8eieben purbe, unb 6eien @ricbeis
men bon ben 9lltrOnomen am n0rolic6en
6tutmel ertuartet Duroc. Der Comet be-
fanb iib itctS 10 nabe Der Sonne uno 10
bidt am 9ori3Ont, baB CT bis iebt nod BON
feinem norblicben @itrOmonen 9eieben NOR
ben mar.
, 1894-04-28
6epitterfbaoen.

81. IS a u, %. NprGI.
@Gbren6 bes @etpitters, tpeLcbes scitern
iiber bic Sta6t 3o9, lcbLug in Die groBe
Scbeune beS Sarmers Sobn &. WarmeQ,
oelicn9lnpeien iicb 4 Mieilen bon ct. Baul
%beftnbet, Der 8ltb Elm, unb Die S9eune
cling in 6lammen auf. 3tpei Pferbc unS
5 Stitd Ntnopieb p%erbrannten. Warpeu,
Der bic 8ferbe gu retteu Dsriucbte, purbe
BON einem bericlben ans &ii6grat geic6laz
gen. Gin &necbt mar pom 8liB 8etroffen
nor6en unb ltegt, tpie aucb ietn 8rotberr,
in bebenflicbem 3uitanbe barnteOer. Ser
8ranbl9a6en miro auf 1900 Collars Oerz
Deranl3la9t.
, 1894-04-28
Selbitmoro.
Gin unfauberer mentd erRdn9t f9 i'm Ge:
fdnentHe.
@reiton, Soma, 28. QpriL.

VI u v ~ ODtUuI AO' Npt'"
Gorseitern bate Der 8unbesmari3au
9ttcbarbS bon Council 8IuffS einen 9eut7
icben, 0tamenS SreO. 0rube, tpegen Ser
lenoun9 BON 8%riefen unlttllicben SnbaItcS
burcb Die 8oit, in 6aft genommert. Die
8rtefe tparen an cine iHngc 2ebrertn 8ez
ri6tet, peIcbe ite ben 8unOesbeamten itber@
CAB, bic in @rube BEN Qlbienber entoedtelr.
@rube 9eItanb fem 8er9eben Elm, nno
wurOe, UNI nit benz Mor9en3uge mach
Council 8luffs gebracbt su tperOen, emit
peilcn ms @efdn8niB geiteft. Sis tbn
aber Ser Maribau 9eitern MOrgen nacb
Dem 8abnsuge brtngen poIte, fan6 er tbn
er6Gngt in Der 3eae Dor; 0rube bate letne
9efe in Streifeu gel6nttten unb itb baran
erbGngt. Gr hinterIdBt eine Sr0u unO
mebrere &tnber; feline Srau bat itb e1tt7
lchieben getpei9ert, bic 9eide oeS Selbit7
m0rbers in ibrer WObnun9 au13Hnebn1e11.
, 1894-04-28
Woute ntht 70 Large wdrten.
Gin mann, ser III oen Goo 9in9, nm nibt
5wet 1abre anf S6eiourg pom iciner
frau warteu III miificn.
9es Me Otnes, Sa., %. Gpril,

0es SO II es, Sd., 28. Nprtl.
9tm lebten 0onneritag fanO Elm 6armer
in elmer bier Wfeilen BON bier en%tfernten
tiefen Scblucbt bie itarf in 8eripelung
heterogeneous 2eicbe zines 30 bis 40 Sabre
alien Otanne8, Sic icbon mebrere @odben
baielbit gelegen babeu muBte. 9ie Goroz
nerSgel6rporenen fauOen cine ,Obb Sell
Ions" 8eiuhSfarte BEL ibm ftr Som. ..
Otoon, g8pmore, gte6r. 0erielbe bate iib
fir3licb bon ieiner Srau getreuut, unb
bier ciuen Srcuno beiucbt; ba er in spet
fiinfunO5tpansig 0&cilen bon chamber Iiez
genben 8lGben lpobnte, purSe er uibt Derz
miBt. 8or bret 8ocben bate CT cinen
Qtbpofaten beauftragt, inn cine S9eibung
gu belor9en; ais CT aber 60rtc, oaB er 3pct
Sabre 6arauf gu tparten baoe, begab er iib
ali einen e%iniamen 8lab unO erbiug ilcb.
9as 3ai9entucb, ipelcbes er ba5u benuBt
Bate, mar 5%errtiien unO bic geicbe f~tiir3te
auf BEN 8laB %Dinuntcr, mo ie ipater 9ez
fun0eu tDur0e.
, 1894-04-28
WerfmIroi9er 5uno.
Gin Gofdenbu6 nit fonoerbarem JrthoIt am
Seeufer %oefun0en.
0Ibcna. W}ih.. rs. Q[nriI.

e I p Z Il " WtVNqV 10 <FPtN*
Gapt. Sec &en5ie, BON Der Station auf
MiObIe SslanO, Jams geitern am Seeufer
Elm in MaroftoIcber %gebunbeneS Gal6cnz
bucb oaiielbe entbielt auf einem Stiid9en
8apier ben gtamen g. S. Carlisle, 1918
g opIarftraBe Sort 6uron, un6 bic Nbreiie
bon 8amio & 9ottD, @tnfubrfaufleuten in
gteu OOrf; einen an @eorge 6enrp BON
Samuel 8omaib & 60. 295 Siib Glarfz
itraBe Chicago, ausgeiteItcr Gcibbaus8etteG,
unb cine an Mtcbael Slannagban auS9e>
iteute 1000 Weilene 6obrtarte Der G6ica9o
& y%tort6meltern 8abn.
, 1894-04-28
San9e 3ubretie.
Don 2Irsentinien 5u Su6 na9 Chicago.
81 IN 9 prf, %. Q(priG.

g(eU y y 20. NpElI+
Die 9epei6e beS y6eroI6" ans 9anana
brtngt f~OlgenDe Mttt6ettung: 8ben, Elm
Mann, tpelcber bon Qtrgenttnien nacb GDie
cage SIT TuBe panbert, lit beute bier an9ez
tomn1en. Gr lit bur9 bic Q8iloniiie Oes
SitbmuS bon 9orien moricbirt uno befin=
bet itb bis auf ieine einigermaBen burcbgez
laufenen SuBe 9an5 munter. Sem Gntz
ibluB, feline SuBreiie Ourb5ufiibren, lift
in feiner 8etle eri6ittert. Sein 8aB lit
bon Ben 8ebOroen bet Stdbte, burb pelcDe
er auf iciner 98anOerung paiiirte, Diiirt
morben. Seine 9teiieibilferut9en IinO
GuBerit intereiiant, uno er bat cine tpertbz
poae Sarte bes 0an6cs an9efertigt, tpelcbe
bic Topographic beiielben, Sic 60be Der
8erapGiie unO attbcre 9aten an9iebt unb
ii6 mO9Ii6erpeiie fir Die 9on Qmericanz
8abn ais iebr mertbboQ ~ertpetit.
, 1894-04-28
Gebensmuoe.
Cine dItIide 5rou ftir5t fia oie Strom.
fdnelen oes Niagara.
Mia9ara SAILS, IS. 9lpriL.

Jtl u 9 u u uLLSt 20. Nptlt-
Srdu MarD 6inni9an BON Buffalo bat
bier Selbitmorb beganacn, inoem iie BON
9Siuow SSlanb, etlpa cine 0tcile bon ben
6Guen, in bte omeritanii9en Strome
lbneIlen iprang. Sic mar am Otitta8 bier
an9efommen unb cine Stunoe lang umDerz
geipanbert, bis tie iblieBlidb oieien 8luB
erreicbt bate. Ser 80rper murbe bis in
bic I6be beS Cataract 5ouie pom Strome
ipe99cfibrt, mo er burcb 3ufau in rubiges
Q8aiier gerietb unb nit ben &leiOern an
8ol3en ettpa fiin~Iunb5pan3ig SUB pom
l1fer bGn9en blieb. Dem 6ibrer Sad
Wtc@GoD gelan9 e8, nit eincm Strid nm
ben &0rper, Die Trau ans llfer 81 icbaffen,
aber ite mar bcreit8 tO0t. Sic MAJ etpa
fInf3ig Sabre alt un6 wo6l 8efIeioet.
, 1894-04-28
Da 6a1nas glndJt,
Der 2lomiral Ga 6amd fiebt BON
Dem portu9iei;ihen Sdife,
miro aber pom ser Reeierune pom Uruguay
ais Gefaneener fefteekalten.
g IN Nnrf. %. 9lnril.

Cine 0epei9e bes v6eraIb" als WlOntes
Di6eO melbet, baB cine S6aar BON ba @a@
MAS 6reunoen, benlelben aus Der @efan@
genibaft, in mclcber ocrielbe auf Dem porz
tugieiti9en SranSportl6tffe gebalten
murbe, befrett 6abeil, unb 9lidli6 nit ibnl
6aS l1fer erretc6ten. Die portu8teiti6en
Wacheu Lo9cn i'm feiten Scb(aie ais Der
.Nbmiral BON 8orb IgeboIt ipurbe. Sci bent
0erlucbe 81 lan0en ipurOe BON ben urlt>
guap'ic6en Sruppen auf Die 2cute gefeuert
unb ba @anta lit g%egenipGrtig Elm @efan9ez
net Der Gegierun9 Uruguay.
, 1894-04-28
SdIimm fir Popfenpfanser.
Die PopfenIous hat in eincm GbeiIe pom
Oregon ihr Gribei1teu 9ema9t.
SnIem. 0rea.. %. 9[nri[.

Die 6opfenlau8 bat in bielem Sbeile bes
StaateS ibr Gricbeinen gcma6t. g8Gbrenb
nod Dor elmer 28ocbe NIGHTS bon Dem Huge
siefer geie6en purOe, giebt eS jest maiien=
bait bapou. Sin 6Opfenpflan5er in GOla,
in 8olf GountD, ia8t, OaB itd Bic 9aus
bort in GROCER 2(n5abl, unO friibcr ais i'm
lebten Sabre ge3ei8t babe. Die 2auS be-
'ftnoet ii6 jcbt in Der s"luciten Generation,
lno ipirb iicb in t~penigcu Sogen sur britten
c~utpifclu, lpOrauf iie ben Slug nacb ben
6opfengGrten antritt.
, 1894-04-28
Senator Wultott irn BilOe 9e=
ban9t.
Gntriitete GoreYaner periben oen
Oummejun9enitreid.
Cine 1eu6erun9 Waite's.
Oenber, @oL., %. QpriI.

OenDer NDI., 70. NpttI.
@ouberneur 8atte, befragt, mas er bon
Ser geitrigen Geoe Q8olcott's i'm Senat
Gin peG9er ser Senator BEN 9ouoerneur
eiren Narren nannte, Der BEN Staat Solo
raOo Dor aler @elt bLomirt bdtte) battle,
ermieberte v@olcott lit chen nt6t Der
Mann ba5u, cine Srd8e bon etnem ltbe7
raIen unb itaatsmGnnii6en Stanbpnntte
aus 81 beltrtbeilen. gr lit int Senat Der
Sneht etncr neutrality-suspicious., unb bat
ipeiter nibts 81 tbun, ais oeren Snterciien
All OerfcChteu."
, 1894-04-28
GrtppIeGreef 28. Q(priI.

Sn etnem @rubenlager gu 8ictoria tpurbe
9eitern Nbenb ser 8unoeSienator 0Dlcott
bon %Q(nbdngern Gore0'S aus Corn iiber
feline i'm ,Senat gegen ben GorepzS dDtnOel
gebaltene Geoe i'm 8ilbe gebdngt. DEM
Strobmanne, pelber ben Senator bar
iteIen ioute, bate man eth 8lafat nit Der
Sni6rift vgtieOer nit Der @cIOaritOtratie"
0ngeDQngt.
, 1894-04-28
Dioerfpeniti9e 8ummler.
Gin perhobnter poIi5it perIauet pom 6ou=
perreur Billie.
Columbus, O., %. 2(priI

UT 4 III . >, ~ 10 <tPtIt
Son Mount Sterling pirO Dem State
Sournal 9emelOet, baB ais I'm 2 llbr 10
Wtinuten Der SonberSug Don Columbus
antam, Der @ebeimpoli8iit MaboneD Sal
bins 2euten befobGen babe, Sen geitOblenen
Bug beraus5ugebcn, baB ct obcr BON Den
&euteu, bic itd pei9crtcn, Ben BUG 81 Der7
loiien, bafitr berb0bnt tpor6cn lei. Der
~@ebeimpoltSiit periucbtc nlcbt @epalt an
8ltpenben, teGegrapDirte aber iofort an ben
@ouperneur I'M 6iiIfe. notwithstanding
pirb iebt sic WtiliS mobiI gentabt perbelt.
, 1894-04-28
Rino I%berfabren.
Cir a9tidhriger Knabe fommt betm Ko3Ien=
fammeIn um's $eben.

SORT @aDne, Sn6., %. NpriL.
@cftern 2(benO gu 1pdter Stuube pur6e
ser ocbtiGbri9e @bparb 8crnbarot bon
elmer &an9irlotomptipe Der 8enniplpania
8ahn iiberfabren unb iofort get0Otet. 0as
lln9lild paiitrte, tpGbrcno baS &tu0 &o9len
,auf Dem 0eletle einiammeIte.
, 1894-04-28
Mutbi9es Mdoaen.
Gin 5woIfidhri9es mdo6en rettet einen 5ebns
idbrt9en 9uueen oas Sebeu.
Ttffin. Ohto. %. QIpri[.

0te spDIfidbrise 4enie Miuer, GObter
6es Gopt. Q8taiam Miler, lit 6eute Die
6eGbtn Dcs Cages. @eitern Nbenb fie[ Der
3e6nidbri9e Tranf GroofS lit einen, nit 20
SUB tiefem g8alier gefiiuten Steinbrucb,
unb mar icbon 8un1 8wetten Wtale 8ciunfen,
ais OaS fLeiue WtGbben auf Der 8iIbfla9e
ericbien; obne 530gern lprang ite benz err
trinfenben &naben na9 unb belt i'm 10
lauge iber 8alier, bis weitere SIlfe err
ibien, unb beiOe ainOer iiber an 0anb sez
brdcht nur0en.
, 1894-04-28
Rdubmor6.
Gin 2Imerifaner auf ser 8eife nab fuerte,
i'm mertfaniihen State Sonora,
ermoroet.
s ct NJ oitIIo, Wferifo,
%. 9lpriI.

GS lift bier 6ie 0acbric6t BON Ser @rmors
bung BON S. 8crrD eingetrofen, eincm ans
gclebencn 0tit8liebe Der amerifauiicben
Golonie, tpeIcbe Die GolOniiten in Gopoloz
bompO uerlaiien, unO itcb I'M 0aquizS6ale,
int Staate SinolOa, angeiieOelt batten.
8errD befanb itb auf Dem @ege nacb
6uerte, ais ct ermoroct unD beraubt ipuroe.
Die M0rOer iino bis ieBt nocb nicbt eiuse=
fon4en porben.
, 1894-04-28
8redinrio9e bltbt alb.
3i6ter Bradley perpei9ert ihn ei'et teuer
pro3eS.
SO afbtngtpn,2 %. GtpriL

&idbter 8ra6leD ert6eilte beute ouf oaS
@eiu6 bes SO. 6. g. 8~refinriO8e I'M See
tpiuigung zines neuen 9rO5eiies in Sa6en
Der bon Der WaOeItne BoIaro ge9en TIN
tpegen 8ruc6es beS @be0eriprecbens erbobe1
men @ntibdoigung5tlage, eincn obidlGgt7
gen 8eicbeib. Der 9te9tsbetitono 8reftnz
ridges CAB bierauf Die @rtldrun9 ab, BAT
Der Sal unperpeilt beim 2lppeubof oes Be
sirfes Columbia perOe anbdngig gemacbt
per0en.
, 1894-04-28
Q1uf hdn9en,
an4 i'm 5weiten Qro5e6 iduloi9 ~befunoen.
@barIefon, SO. 8o., %. 9pril.

0RatIet 0 n, Us. ID, e. NprIl.
8aib. Qbtins, Ser i'm 6ebruar Ser. @rz
morOung bon STE STAFFORD uberfiibrt
purbe, unb Dem Elm neuer 8roSeB bemilz
lt9t porOen mar, lit pieOcrum i6ulotq
betllnoen porben uu6 miro am 20. SUM
letne S9uI6 am 0al9en biBeu.
, 1894-04-28
Mten. q. Q(priI.

surii65ube9eben.
8ten, 81. QpriG.
Mattag : r1m3Ige itnb in 0eiterret6
berboten uno bic Q(rbeiter b%enabrichtigt
tpor6en, 6aB Sober, Ser an bieiem Sage
nbne @rlaubniB ieines NrbeitgeberS bon Der
2lrbett megbleibt, 6eS Gontraftbru6es
i6ulotg an9eieben Wer0en tptrD un0 ent@
Idllen peroen fam.
8u6opeft, 27. 2tprtl.
Der MuSi6uB beS uneoriiben 01agua>
tenbauies bat Sic @ibtlebez0 orlage oe5
WttlttiterprGitOenten Beferle gut9ebetBen.
8aris, II. QtprtL.
Sn Sem 8ro3eB 6eS @lnarcbiiten 6enrt
erpiberte Dieier auf Die Sragett beS 3ti37
terS nit falter Gu6e unO GROCER llnDtrz
1bGmtbeit. Gr CAB gu, einen 6lucbtOeriucb
gema6t 5u baben, ie6ocb nur, UNI am nG9@
ften Sage Bic Qlnferti9ung bon 8omben
Observation-Disclosures. Serner iagte CT, er
babe Sic 6ugelu, bic ct in bic 8ombe 9ez
Ia6e1l, S~erfaut, nm nit beniel6en m0glicbit
garittge @un0en 3u peruria9en. vS6
aieIte NIT Ser 8onbe 8egen Die Ofttte OeS
@afeS," iagt CT, mo oos Orcbeiter iptelte,
mari ite iebo6 81 bo3."
Die 8emerfung beS GicbterS, baB ct (6er
9tngefIdgtc) ilbri9ens cine Berion 9et6otet
un6 3~tpan5ig anoere Dertpunoet babe, tpurbe
bonn Q(ngeflageen unterbrpcben, Der laut
1breieno erflGrte, baB Die 3abI Der berleB7
ten Yerionen nut ite63e9n betragen babe.
vQluf jeben SAT-" iagte Der &tc9ter, vtpar
Sbre Nbit3t, 81 tOoten."
v@etpiB," rief BET 2~tngetlo9te, vsewiB
poute ib baS."
Sic 6aben groBe GorgfoIt ouf Sic Nnz
fertigung Der 8ombe permen6et," benertte
Ser 8ibter. y8aiuant %ertldrte, 6oB, tpenn
ct Sic 9(biicbt 9ebabt batte, gu tObten, ct Die
Bombe nit Rngeln uno ntbt nit 9tGgeln
gcfiut baben piir0e. Sic baben in S6re
8ombe 100 8u9eln gefilat."
y0o8 itimmt," ia9te Der Qln9eflagte
rubt9. SD poute tObten unb ntcAt BLOB
b%ertpunoen."
Qluf Die Srage 6eS SHELTERS, ob ct, Der
@n9efla9te, geipuBt babe, baB iein 8orratb
bon Spren8itOfen sur 9tacbt3ett bon unbe@
tannten BerlD11en aus ieiner WD9n1ng IN
8tuo Tancbeaur tort9el9afft tDor6en iet,
ertptoerte 6enrt: SatDnbL babe ib DaS
9epuBt. SD bate % &iIo & Bfunb)
Btfrtnldltre in meincr Mo6nung; genit>
genO, INN Elm 9ubenD 8omben 3u laben,
Die leb ale 9ebraltcbt Da5en mIroe, penn
ib ntbt gefaBt wOrOcn p6re.
v0te 8ortl6affung bieier Sprengitoffe,
ia9te Der Jttbter, benefit, ooB Sic !6eIferS@
belfer Datten.
Sans unb gar ntht, rtef ser 2(ngcflagte
16neu, 9an3 u1O gar nibt," 6err Hichter.
$50 TO-" iogte Der Ri3ter eritount, in
benz ct ofenbar Ben Qtu5iagcn beS Nnge7
fla9ten tet1en @lauben id6enfte.
v9ie SrrD ipirb tbr eigeneS @utacbten
iber Otelen Punft ob9eben. Sic bat BEN
prablerti9cn 5o6n geicben, nit melbem
sic Sbre Qbii6ten eingeitan6en 6aben."
Sn bettiger 98eiie ricf Johann Ser Q(nz
9~efla8te auf Sic Dorige 8emerfun9 beS
GidterS p8on 6obn tonn feline Gebe ietn,
es lit llebcr3eugung. SCH gebe All, oaB ih
eini8e Bourgeois 3a t00ten beabit6tigte,
unb periu5te, einen @eriolger 3u t06ten. ii
y1IuO mollten Sic Das @ebGuDe aerit6 :
ren?" fraate Ser Ricbter.
Oteie Trage beS 0ticbters beantnortetc
Ser 2tngefIagte nit perdcbtlicbem Q(cb1el=
3ufen: vScb gebe teinen 9eut nm elm Sc
bduOe. S9 fibrte einen S6Iag gegem bic
Bourgeois"
Isle pOaen iagen, baB Sic Doridblid
, 1894-04-28
Standardization.

81 N 3 OFT: 2ucanta bon 2tberpool,
@ittetino bon 8remen.
, 1894-04-28
Nnh1t-O eIPprntttnte.
g 81. 9(brt[.

Die y8erliner Neueite gtaArtcbten" iaz
gen, &aiier @ilbelm babe ben 8eamten oeS
austpdrtigen Nmtes mitgetbetlt, 0aB Die
beuti9en Snterelien auf BEN Samoa Sn>
ieln inter teinen umitdnOen aufgegeben
tper6en mtr6er.
Mbba3ta 27. 9prtI.
Die 6eut1be &aiierin 1T nit ibrcn &tn@
bern BON bier abgeretit, UNI iib nab Berlin
surIf3ube9eben.
, 1894-04-28

Mattag umsuge 1inb in Oeiterretc6
berboten unb bic Q(rbeiter bena6richttgt
tpor6en, 6aB Sober, Ser al bieiem Sage
obne GrlaubniB ieines QrbeitgeberS bon Der
Qrbett me9bleibt, 6eS Gontrattbrucbes
i6ulbtg an9eieben peroen pirO unb ents
Iaiien peroen fam.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-04
Notice Ia Dog Owners.

The dog ordinance is now in force and
owners Of dogs must pay the license
fee at once or their dogs WILDE impound-
ed and killed.
E. S. JACKSON,
Chief OF Police.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-04
STATE


Jud.s ~.ysarH IuI.r,a. District ..
..... H#n r.". 70 Mau.ra M...- city
Official -'nHH-7rH HlH.r
...... Frai ". ET.I... W..s ,ify
90. .TE
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-04
COURAGE AND coWARolcE.
The Man of Abject Fear May BE a Nervous
IrNalid.

irNalid.
There is an old and often told story
of the officer who claimed more cred
il for his own conduct under fire than
for that of his men. They were
not afraid. and so they stood steady, "
he argued, but | didn't run away,
although | was most damnably
afraid" The reason of that conten-
ton is one that is generally admitted,
and the world is not slow to acknowl
edge the virtue of the constitutional
coward whose coISage lies in his
force of will for there is such thing
as constitutional cowardice, and 1t
can he conquered if a mans spirit Is
greater than the tremor of his nerves.
When the natural tremor Is the
stronger and overcomes his will. then
We write him down a coward. But
what can be SAID of the man who
makes no effort at all and cares not
in the least whether he be called a
coward or not; AS yet one cannot
believe that there are many such
men. but at the same time II Il I'M
possible to ignore the fact that IN
stances of this weak surrender are
growing more plentiful, and that
/ there Is the same tendency to palll
| Ate cQwardice that now seeks to pal
| hate drunkenness and crime. In the
/ old dav, the drunkari ard the thief
were not oyertenderly handled. il
was held that they sinned through
what the American calls 'cus7eI
ness. and it was judged that cussed
ness could best be cured 10y BEN
whipped or put in the pillory or 9th
erwIse strongly repre-sed.
Now II has been discovered tina
the poor sinners are afflicted wit.
/ mental disease. and serious doubt
are cast on the humanity Of fOrclDit
restraint. even though that restrain
takes the mild form of short term
Of Imprisonment With much mor'
truth might 1t be- represented tina
the coward cannot command la
nerves. an. that u a nervous lnya
id he rather merits pity than con
tempt. Such a view may toe NOR
humane ami charitable. uut 1t y ta
from being expedIent. BY all mean
let u hold il. if we viii, with regar
10 a particular coward here an
there, but heaven forbid that "
should ever hold it with regard Z
cowardicc in general, II is not j
the least likely that we ever shall d
so. for the results would be so imm'
diate and so deplorable that health
reaction would very soon set in
London Spectator.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-04
MANY BROKE En- HEADS
Serious Rioting in the Streets
of the City of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Ten Thousand Poles and Italians Cause
Great Trouble-police and sol
dier- Called Out.

CLEVELAND. O.. May . Seven thou
send men again assembled this morning
and marched on mission Of destruc-
tion. Every window was broken at the
Variety iron works and the entire force
Of men at the works run out. Al the
Upson Nut and Bolt works windows
were broken. the machinery smashed
and the men driven away. Twenty tive
men were driven from the Church fur
niture works.
All the reserve police. including the
mounted men. were ordered out. Many
arrests have been made Great excite
ment prevails in the southern part Of
the city.
The rioters raided the scrap iron yard
and armed themselves with pieces Of
iron. They were In frenzy and were
constantly urged on by their leaders to
resist the officers.
\ arge reinforcement of police arrived
and another charge was made on the
mob. with drawn clubs The crowds
/ showed fight only moment and then
! the ranks we're broken. The police used
/ their clubs to such effect that many Of
/ 'hr rioters were laid low. The patrol
/ wagons were loaded with prisoners and
sent tu the nearest station. Many men
| threw missiles al tie b'uerpat-.
/ Par, - the mob made an unsuc.ess
| ful attempt 10 hold up mad tram on
the NicEe. Plate road Thetrain slowed
ap. under orders not 20 run over anyone
bat % sped on rs way nuharmed
Among the rioters taken into custody
was Tom Moore who at the meeting
II the unemployed urged the men L
adopt anarchist methods. His head wa'
Iaii open 10y palicemans club.
The mob was composed entirely of un
employed foreigners, mostly Italians ans
Poles. An organization with 5000 o.
l0oOo members has been effected among
them within few days This organiza
tion gave day-day parade yesterday
and encouraged by the slight resistance
of the officers to them. started out To
day. II seems, solely for the purpose o
riot and destruction.
Mayor Blee has issued request TO tn
Cleveland Grays. an independent mill
tary organization to be ready toTespon'
: 10 call on short notice. The Grays ar
now under arms at their armory.
-Four companies Of the Fifth regimen
were ordered under arms. The mayo
has issued proclamation warning a
persons against congregating and ais
u prohibiting meeting ON Monuments
| square
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-04

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Representative
Bell. populist of Colorado. to-day intro
duced Joint resolution to provide for
the appointment of joint congressional
committee ITO devise means for the en-
ployment of the idle men Of the country.
to restrict immigration, start up our
mines. increase currency and prohibit
the issuing of interest bearing bonds
without the authority of congress and
for other purposes"
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-04
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In Selecting His Railroad Route. selects
the One

That affords excellent and most com
Portable facilIties-The Milwaukee.
That traverses delightful and pictur-
esque portion of the ceuntry-The
Milwaukee.
That has land merits) the reputation of
strength and reliability-The. Mil
waukee.
That enjoys popularity and is stamped
with public approval-The Milwau-
kee.
That has substantial roadbed and most
frequent train service - The Mil
waukee.
That regards, always, the ease. comfort
and safety Of its patrons-The Mil
waukee.
That furnishes the latest private CON-
partment cars and latest library buf-
fet smoking cars-The Milwaukee.
That furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor cars, free reclining chair cars
and sumptuous dining cars-The
Milwaukee.
That has exclusive use OF the electric
berth reading lamp-TheM eMilwaukee.
The Milwaukee" combines all Of the
above and more. too. 1t trains are yes-
tibuled. heated by steam. electric lighted
and unsurpassed in luxurious appoint
ments.
The immortal Lincoln said: Follow
the people and you cannot be far from
right" The People use The Milwau.
kee."
| j, T. CoNLKY,
Asst. Genl. Passenger Agent,
st. Paul. Mimi
NoTE.-Five trains daily from Twin
Cities to Chicago. one to st. Louis and
one to Kansas CITY
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-04
Notice of Dissolution.
Health Officer

The copartnership heretofore existing
between Joseph and Samuel Bateman,
under the firm name of Batemnn a
Son. is this day dissolved by mutual
The business will be conduct
ed by Samuel Bateman. who assumes
all the liabilities Of the old firm and
who is authorized to collect and receipt
for all debts owing said firm.
JOSEPH BATEMAN,
SAMUEL BALEMAN.
Miles City. April D, 1894.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-04

The origin Of that compound OF salt
peter, charcoal and sulphur known to
commerce as gunpowder. is very ancient
in fact 50 ancient that the first record
we have Of It's use is 10y the Chinese in
the nj IA century, IN the preparation OF
fireworks, and as the propeiling force Of
rockets. Seven hundred years elapsed
before on human being found that 10y
using il IN an iron tube he could kill his
fellow. for from the sixteenth centur!
dates the discovery Of firearms. Car
lysle SAYS. in "Sartor Resartus," that the
great benefit of gunpowder is that 1t
makes all men equally tall for the pur.
pose Of lighting. The more modern dis.
covery of steam transportation Is some
what like. IN that II makes all men
equally speedy in travel. The sick car
move as rapidly as the well. the old be
come swift as the young, while the mod
ern improvements in safety OF operation
and comfortabieness Of surroundings
nearly annihilate space and time. Anc
/ nowhere does this equalization of hu
manity in speed of motion appear mor'
plainly than on the well-equipped line'
I OF the Burlington Route, running be
tween all the principal cities of th'
West. For maps, time tables and ticket
of this railroad. apply to your hom
agent, or write to W. J. c. Kenyon. Gel
| Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-04
Notice of Municipal Election.

Notice is hereby given that the An
nual Election Of officers named below,
will be held in the City of Miles City on
Monday. May 18th, 1894.
which election will beopen from so'clock
in the morning until 6 o'clock in the
evening Of the same day.
The offices to be filled by such cleo
ton, and the respective term thereof are
as follows:
One Alderman. First ward for two
years.
One Alderman. Second ward for two
years.
The respective polling places for said
election are designated as follows:
First ward-Store formerly occupied
by Charles O'Neal. on Main street, he
tween Seventh and Eighth streets.
Second ward-Hose house on Park
street, between Nam and Bridge streets.
Dated this 2nd day Of May. 1894.
S. GORDON.
City Clerk.