davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Sold bculenbe 0eripiIde babem iebt

Gold beuIenbe Oeripii3e baben lebt
altdb ben g oitmeiiter bc5batb dngetptnlelt
uno angerempelt, neil ct bic 8rieftrd9cr7
parade al einem Sonntage abbaiten iptu.
@elcb ein Srepel! Stun ioa aber Die Bd7
rabe gar nibt mdbrenb bes lotr1to9ltcbelt
@otteSoienite5, 1onbern crit an 9tacbmtt7
ta9e itattftn6cn, tpcnr bic 8altorer POM
S6lage zines Or. Welop ibr Wfltta9s1
ibldfd1en bolten. SaB biele Sorte Brez
bigger in BET 8litc nicbt be9retfen tpoue1,
oaB lie nit i6rem anti6rtltltben @e5altte
uno @escter teinen 0ulto rtebr butter penn
Sfen bernortoden f0nnen, baB tie, tnte Die
beulenben 9crniibc bes Srtents, nur
fomiicb ~fpirten, ipenn ite init ibren tablen
@eiicbtcrlt, perbrebten @ugen u10 luBltb
nersogcncn Wunomintcln ais Snt5tere
elmer ecclesia militans auftreten, oeren
&riegsfunit gonS un0 gar peraltet lllto
oeren @eicboiie 9e9en Die gSaftel1 Der mooerz
men @ilieni6aft unb Beltdnlbauung
niebtS ntebr ausrtcbten f0nnen.
un6 6och bilben tie cine @efabr tilr bic
Hcformbetpe9ung, Der mir aue mt 0er5
unb Sinn er9eben itnb; Bonn tie ordngeu
iicb bot, tie haben, tpciB @ott, bic gan8e
Nocbe ionit NIGHTS GIT tDun, als Seelen IN
ibrem Stnne Su retten, u1o tie uoelt III
6nLge oelien einer peitrei5enoen GtntuB
aus. 9abur6, baB tie, nocb ebe unlere
8oltsci uno anoere murDe Tle6e am Wfu7
nicipium @6icogo furirt itlo, etn @ebeul
ilbev Die g8irtbi6aftelt, itber Die Sonnta9S7
freibeit, iibcr bic bDieu foreigners" erz
Debcn, itoBen lie Saulenoe ltn0 Sal1elloc
BON 8iir9err Dor Den Sept, bic ben notbt@
gen Hcformcn tptlig tbrc lltterltlbll19 9ez
lieben bnben tuitrOcn.
gGir woQen f~cineStpegs ldgev, odB cS
niebt audi u1ter bet @eiltLidteit liberal &C.
finite unD flusc N}Gn1er gtcDt, ipeltbe be-
g~reifcr, baB iper 81 Diel alt ctnn1al ner,
tougt, icbIieBlib gar nicbtS befontmt, uno
ouB jcbc5 &efornttpert .3cit uno Witbe
| toltet; ober bicie 8lugen biloclt Die Wttt1
oer1eit, ipGbreub bic tb0rtbtcn Sanattter
licb ldbon iebt bon aQel Seiten beran7
ordngcn unb bic nit 10 i9oncn 9Offnun9en
eingeleilete 8eformbewegung Der Gtnic
| federation fir tbrc unDulolartcn 3tpede
auSSunIben trabten.
Sn elmer loLcben 8epegung ~ioIten ale
birgcrlicben &laifen pertreten iein:
Oer @eiitlife, benin IS lit iein 8eruf,
JVQlO Slt 9cUCIL luNp Deit SUu+ulteL Ueo VIII
selncn ipie beS GolfeS sit Dercbcln;
Der Q(rSt, benin es fommcn pieLe Srdselt
sir 8eratbuns, bic BEN ianitaren 9icnit
betreffen;
ber NDppfat, benn cine iolde 8etpe9une
fam pbne iuriOii9en 8ciratb ni9t fertis
tperoen;
Ser aoufmann, Ser 8antier, Ser Sabriz
FAINT, benn tie tommen nit Der; Solt I'M
aut6gIiben 2eben in geritbruu9 unb iinb
sutneiit praftilbcre 2eute ais Die 9elebrten
Stdnoc;
Der Nrbeiter, benin ct itammt aus ienen
S9ibten Ser 8epOlferun9, tpel6c am STE
formipcrf ant meiiten intereifirt itnb unb
Der Dober am bciten nciB, mo- baS Splt Der
S6ub orudt.
8enn ii9 bic tperftbdti9en Grdfte Ser
8eformbeweeuns aus alien 9laiien unO
Sbtcbten Des 8iirsertbuns refrutiren,
Dann fam lte unb nirb Tie @utes betpirtcn !;
ipern ite aber ben bsulenben 9ernildben
engber3tger Observation-Disclosures Die
9ejtung iiberldbt, bonn tpir6 ite gans fi9er
in bic 8riiobe 9eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08

ltano es iebob flar, baB Die 3utunit
Gbpebcls unb bic Srcibeit oeS epalt9elie
i9en @laubens unouh0Sli3 matchmaker
perbunben 1paren. @r iob in benz &arnpf
eincn Guf bon oben, fol9te obne .3auoern
beiien Otabnung uno CAB nit Treuoen iein
2eben, unb ct bat es, ipic bic @eicbi6te
lebrt, nidbt pergebenS 9etban. 9arum aber
9ebort lctn Shame nibt MIR benz 8aterz
lanoe. ionDern Der Mcni9beit, unb ieit
&f fiir bic Sacbe beS Yro~teftantismuS
bat ieine ipeltDiftoriibe @r0Be begriinbet.
Nm S9luIie beS o~ffcncn 8ricfes crnlabnt
ber &0nig bann bas i6weoiihe 8olt,
9omntas, ben 8. DECEMBER, i'm gansea
2anbe ais gia~tionalfeittag gu feiern. Der
&0ntg ielbit ipirb ctnen feitliben @ottess
bicnit in ser GitterbolmSfirbc peranltalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Gin OmuGf0e&

Gin alter, erfaBrener Nr5t, ber jiH roa
actiDer 8rari3 surI6ge5o9en, erbietet ftb oIen
b~enienigen, tpelG9e an HcrDenfGlDaa5e, Ser
Inft oon Strait uH0 GHergtes Mtutblofafeit,
GameniGwa3es SSyrnputen3. g8eisem HluB
1tno oIen Sol9en bon SSn8eaSiiin0ef. Gus
f9weifnngen, ne6eror6eitiing ii. (. ~. leioer,
gemH p14Tf.p33 poue @usfnnft elmer ME febIs
So SsassSs5&z4zssIEza a ES SIdlaoenoen ES g a n 9ass ASs4
All 1enDen. 8enaue 8es Y s Sss
fGreibune erGDnapt0n1e ertpiinIdt. GOreHirt
i'm Sertrauen: DR. C. I. 3CgERTZ.
No. Merrill Block, DETROIT, MICM.
26n31Sn5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
apad1en<d,e 9lltnota etaota- Bs+oenea ae1oatae, s. @ktnber 1894.

ieberei in 8eSug auf bic icbigcn .3uitdnOc
bier iibertricben lit, uuo Hebrasfd ficb
l9ncQ bon bcn Tolgcm bcS einen SabreS
WtiBtpabS erbolen ipiro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
fir SaugIinge und Kinder.

Castoria bef0rdert Verdauu2g
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung,
Magensaure, Diarrhe und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf natiirlich.
Castoria enthalt weder Morphin noch
andere n~arkotisc72e Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es Elm gutes
MitteI fir Kinder 1t und besser ais allie ande.
rem, die ich kenne.'' 81. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill South Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. z.
stSeit menreren Jahren habe ich sCastoria'
empfohlen und verde damit fOrEfahren, ia es
regeImassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, III. D.,
125. st. und z, Ave., New York City.
eAus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtung
kahn len sagen, dass Castorta cine trefiiche
Medizin fir Kinder ist, da es abfihrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsame
Wlrkung auf die Elngewetde aufrecht erhalt.
Viele Mutter haben mir erzahlt, vie AusSe.
Zeichnet es 1hren kindern bekommt."
Dr.. G.. @. OsGooDs
Lowell, Mass.
TIE oKNTAUR COMPANY, II Murray Street, NY.
, 1894-05-16
5wei9=O ffcen
Nbenoblatt Der 81, Stats 3eitrng.

Sfficez5 elepbon $50. 635.
BUR gequemli9feit uuierer ousei9.nbeu 3uuoeu BADEN
mir NIT ben unten genannteu 6errel eu NbtDmmen g'
trDfeu, wouad Bel b%enlelbel @nseigen ongenomnlen
Der GrpeOitiom Der Sutnois @toatsaejtuus ~obseseben
merben. Nu8eigen Iopie N6oNuements tDnuen an bieIen
nerItbiebeuen pIaseu bis 2 atbr Wtitt0gS %obgegeben
merben.
GuOfette.
GuttI Ebtsle, gaa1fDIger Don 9enrs gtrOtb, 212 @rder
Npenle.
Otto @olsolt, gpothefer, -2l69 @rder ape., Gde22. Str.
s.. 2rt. Qpptbeter. 2727 State-Str.. @de %. ctr.
u. 50. Sitter, Mpotbeter, 434l G. Solfteo=Str.
Mt. Merfmeiiter, Mpotbeter Bass @tate=5tr.. NGde 80
Ctr.
6. TOrDr.th, &~potbefer. 81. Ctr. 1ub @anacesgtr.
Menoel u Sprslep, 2505 Mrcber gpe. Gde g. 90l1teos
Str.
Gberfs gbarmacp, SIDE @tote= anS goGf.9tr.
.. s. 6i14er, benti9e Ipptbete, G5abaib Ine. uno 16.
Str. Selephou 9outh 247.
R. g. Braun, 800 @euttportb Woe., Gds 81. ctr.
, 1894-05-16

IOa5 SA9 AASA fotiienIoieu 9dnblern &C.
IN EaA fparnt, Die gelpObnlihes
tsM{-@@szE&2 SIauberIol5, ober cine Nli.
W<SyST@l@ l9ung BON gepbbulidenl
SA@NI SeioIis-4ulper aIs r6orlsbo,
~ Der @al8", peprubel=9ol5"
p9euti9es (@ermau) Sola4, .RiinitlibeS Gorls6aoer
Sols", ober .Smpropeb GorIsbaber Solt", uub unter
pielet auberen 8e3eidnnn9en SIT ~perfaufeu iuhen, unite,
Der anpretiun9, baB uOieie ebeuIp gut" ieie1L ipie bic
d1ten Yrobufte bon Garlsbao, tpelne brett aus ben
lpelt6erHDmteu Gue1eu gepouueu nerben.
9ies berubt MN ouf elmer SGuI6une bes 9ublifums
bes 9rbBeren @sroienites peoen, ben Der betreffeube
91noler al bieIen JdIi6uneeu mad5t. SIT fautIt.
der @etu 10 gut ME GtbterY @irbe iroeub
5enaub iptIieutlid fiinItItGen @etu benz natiirltdeu
Saft Der 8eben por3iebeu2 Worum benin Ib pou oieIeu
5ali1un9eH biuterfIbren loien, Ipesiea mel1n bic Sc
innbbeit babel in 6raqe fommt! Die uotlrltdben 8ro.
butte Der Aueleu BON @artSbab entDolten 8eitanbtbeile.
Die ~fitnitlidb ntcbt %ber9eiteat tuerben t6nnen. Set Sabr.
bu1berten ftnb Die G8diier bon CARLSBAD tpeoe1 ibrer
9eiltpirtuus bel Rraufbeiten Der Sober, 9ttereu lub bs
Wta9ens raDmli0it betonnt.
9os ddte GarIsbaber SpruoeG=Gols iuirb brett aug
Der 5prubelqueGe uuter Der 8eituuq Der Gtootaemeittbe
@arlSbab 9elponuen, unb burdb Sereu @eenten fir Die
ponD, Stem gorf, oertauft. Sebe gylaIne bes ddbt impor=
ttrten WoIiers unO S~prubeGeol8es mug obsges 9tast=
iiegel, Iomie bic unteridrift Der @eenteu ,gisner &
Gfenbelion 60, 152-154 %Sroufltn Ctr, Nep 9ortn,
a Il Der Gillette BADEN, gu boben in allen a~potbeteu.
MaH bite it'd Dpr SAL 6uuQe
a.. ~ 49, 49,
, 1894-05-16
YerjOnlide8.

FIITUI4EWIp
$40 9tate StraBe.
3os ein3tge 69te tiirtti6e Bah in Der
@eIt init Overwhelming.
@e9te tirtii9t, ruiiii6e 8dber unb MtaiIage=gebano,
lung oon %ertabreuer geOteHuH9 9e9eben. @riter SIaIie
in jeoer 8eaieDMng.
Ser p"opnldrfe uub 3uperIdffigfte
YIaB IN Der StaDt.
0ffen Sag unD 9taDt. Gtoblirt 1882.
$40 Stote Str. Sur cine Sreppe bod. 3mi1Nt
, 1894-05-16
@arunna.

9os Publitum ipiro por oe=
tutnenIoleu 9dnblern &c,
nornt, DE gep0buli6e2
SIauberIol5, ober cine Wii,
l9ung BON 9embbuli6enI
SeibIib- Rulper aGs n@orlsbo,
Der GoIaH Gnruhpf=5oIaa
, 1894-05-16
GinQnaienes.


Ro1e, 9utnlan & Co., Wtort9age 9onters, az 9ear-
" bornitraBe, perletben Selo auf @~bico9oer @ruub.
~eigentbnm gu Den nieorigiteu RreiieH, lctpie aud ouf Sc.
pauoe. 6oe3, 1St{
, 1894-05-16
Ser staStratb 6arlsbas.
Nben0blatt ber 81. @taatsz 3eituna

AbenOblatt Oer SSu. Staat8= 3etttnl
lit in ben uutsn onaeQebeuen @si9aftsn Az babeH:
gaoroTette.
6. Semmer, 1889 9incoln ape.
u. 6, stephan 1850 StncOln gLOG
403 @rDB IOe.
402 Jtoscoe 8ouleoor6.
u. @. Semitic, 1921 Belmont NOs.
e. Goldman, 174 gIart Str.
6. %. WtDpre, 442 9incoln 9Ioe.t
9on Holabs, 485 2inColn Noe.
6. &. SaD, $40 2incplu Moe.
Sranf Mo9uer, 597 2incoIn @oe.
SoiepB Wfunt, TAI 2incoln Aoe.
s. gteubaus, $40 &tncoIn Aoe.
mHt. goDlor, 1o17 2incOlu Nns.
20. Betting. 1926 Glort ctr.
9a:ber. Asst @Iart ctr.
6ron Sinbemann, 421 @Gort Ctr,
@. q. Bar, 313 @lorf Str.
gS. q. Monep; 267 glart Ctr.
". 9ern0uu. 161 @larf Str.
S. Ct. &e9er, 53 @lart ctr.
8. Be6ner, 590h Start Ctr.
germ. Shiutpft p, 2s2 Nortb aps
q. 9oppmtanu, 1857 gIart Str.
8. Smtltb, 9S1 @larf Ctr.
Srau 6. Malfer, 453 Weas Ctr.
%. StutberfUrb, 500 9eas Ctr.
Surnbua, 545 g9eQs Ctr.
sc. 6. 9Cbntibt, $50 W5eQs ctr. .
6. 80, Slpeet, 707 @eaS Str,
Sobn Starr, 28O 9Geas Str.
3. @urrie, 306 90els Str.
6. 8ie1e, 344 gSeQS Str.
8. 9tGer. 1853 MeaS str.
4rutn, 119 mea Str.
Sobn 8erf. 141 WeQs ctr.
Sobn 8udteD, 21 @els ctr.
5rau 6. SBbnIpu, 276 Meus StS
6. @acin9, 1870 Meas ctr.
s. Saaag, 1888 Weas Ctr.
6. 5erian, 80 Wels Str.
8. Me6er, 1876 2arrabee ctr.
9Ofmann, AGA 9arrebee Str.
8. Berger, ST. 2arrabee Ctr.
6rau Sc. Morgou. 225 9iptficn GtE
She Columbus, $40 9tst1ton Str.
6. M. Mbtte, 407H 9ipiliou Str.
9. 6. gelion, 1874 9ipifiou ctr.
6. NnberIon, 81, 9iOt1ion Str.
8. Wtiiaer, 81 Winofp Str.
s. u. gbmonu, 66 Miaotp Str.
8. S6urtea, 81 State Str.
s.. e.. 2iebL 255 gleoelono Moe.
s. Gdurt, 39l Seb9&ptd ctr.
80. s. MeBler, 587 @ebgnid 9tr.
q. Gu9eL 1893 @eb9tpid str.
&reuler, 282 Seogmid Ctr.
SObn Stein, 294 Sebgpid Str.
9itttes, 1852 See9ptd ctr.
8. 6. putn0m, 249 @lDbourn Mne.
Sopter, 4O3 Glnbpuru Mpe.
g. We1B, 1923 GInbpuru Noe.
u. 90. S6lid. "a @IDbDuru Nne. .
S2obert 9reger, 149 Slinots 9tr
6. S6rober, 316 Martet Str.
21Ineblob & MapmuIeu, 30l Ueorfet Ctr.
SortenberQ, PIP @enter Str.
s.. Grben, 1879 Center ctr.
Frou so. &ubn, At G11qenie ctr.
&uq. Trouaeu, So GuQeuie Ctr.
gbas. @DbeI, 116 Guqenie Str.
Mor 2ihtenItern, 259 9Rufb 5tg
g. gaIp, 467 Ot 9ioifion Str.
s0NSeffe.
o.A.
m"UNo SO'"'
$50"
@oeH'"9l0" S'U""
SeleHo 9olsl
@"S"9S So'el
"een"S'0" S0oe"
% eD"9leb Sl"
% ~o""'S S'E'
T. S"" S"len Sl"
to 9"rruo" Slr.
= S"tI.to" SIL.
~ %DteI' . ~ ~ 1o0Solg ~Os
m pr Spe "'"9'''8' : ~ ~'''"0''' @@o4 ~Se"
~F"le''e'
geup, 1869 90. ytortb Nne.
yQoAn@ 0CF 81 GlN ~ avn a& Mo-
, 1894-05-16
Wt0blirte 2immer.


On permtetbeu Gin poer Stuei m0blirte s3immer
D in beut5ter SEamilte, n1r etneu 8IDd Dom 2iucolH
@ort. gadanfrogeH go. SO &ineoIn Ape., nobe isis
couIiu ctr. 24ap, bam
, 1894-05-16
9f1hmQidillclE.

Giuqer, @bceler 6 99lIon. 9omeitic, Stauburo,
- Wbite, @ilcor & Gibbs, Stem 9oHie, @rpluu, 500
bis $500 9arautrt ooaftauoIg Iuo lutatt. p GpeH'S
@lectrlc 8lo, gde State uuo aoamS Str, @iutrItt 200
State Str. StfeH Sonutag$ BON $50 Yprm. bis 1880
STADIUM. Inns, lStglHlO
, 1894-05-16
0rnnOttaenthnm
GOmmsrfrtf4s- eommsrfrtfa

Gotten in 81. G. 9sftngs BOpers Safe Sub0ipiipn.
Guf onsemsineu @uuI4 Der 3aBlreiteu 9efiaer BON
Serru pefugs 6orw am Boomers 2ots III 0iscpnitn III
bic eofe-5ront i'll Gotten o~usgeIegt- rinb i'll ben Wiortt
ee6radt Boomers Safe lift i'll BipeitluOs9cr iyobrt nit
ber gOrtb @~eftert.gobu 81 srreidelL Iiegt nobe Der
Station SenOo SuuctiOu, 8iseOntu. Sic tur5s TaDrt
BON 6euDo S~uuetion sum Cafe III reid au Scenerieu uub
9etp6brt cine berrIite &usiift onf oas DerumIiegen0c
Gerrutn. Die Soften BADEN idntnttIj8 50 SUP Subfront
am See unO ieIbIt tt betBe4teu CONNER irebt Elm be.
ftdubi9 flBler mino bonn 0ubeu uber ben cafe uno IuS
in Gol9e Der Sibirout uub Oes itettg fibIcn Mtn6es
biele Soften Die begebrteitea ain sau5eH Safe; fe BADEN
cine Siefe BON 600 SUP. fiHb init ben iG6nfteH
Sbotteubduner, iute Giden. 8u6cu. @eberIl, unb ouerIs;
S9linggeluddieu ~beftoubeu. erbcbeu 19 tbeilipelie so IuB
nber ben See uno bieteH eiue moler.ide @nsi6t uber ben
cine Ntetle breiteH uno 3peI 0tejteH Lanqen Zee, tpelder
an S9onDelt uEb 9ceuerieH benz GATE @eneoo, benz be.
Iiebteiten See WiscOniins, gteidfomatt. 9a8 Hare
WoIcr, oon @iienqueaeu 9eu0Ert, frei DON alien Gnnpi.
p%Tan3en, Der iouotge guoeH bieteu Die i66nfteu Babe.
pIdse 5obirelte Slide. gpotfobren unb Segeln Iaben
gu bteIeim SpDrt. Sir 8obeoHftaltsn, CUTE gerpTeguus
unb prorapte gerbirOung 5lpiI6en Der Citation 9euoa
Sunation uno benz Cafe 1T qe5urQt.
gur 50 Gotten iino porbouoeu; feire 9FomiIte unb
yIetnrIiebDober Ioaten es uutertoieu, Fa cine 8aufteae
gu fi9err. gsdbere austHnft srtDeilt, lO,Die RIatteu
oerieuoet
G. MeIm2
1855 W}ttspoutee Nee.
pber 8immer 60, go. 30 Ga SaQe Sir.
&leiniger @gent. @eIbs uub eauogei5dft
- 31r13bofu
, 1894-05-16
Glaiiiti5irte Nu5eigen

fofet BIB at 1OMorten 10 Gents, ieoes neitere g9ori
lGent. StenenqeIu1e fret.
, 1894-05-16

WuftiOnSs NerfGufe.
MufttOnssgt Otts.
ReQuIdre 8erfoufssTage:
Mtoutaos unb 9pnneritags.
e pe3to I. 9erf6ufe an anbereu 8asen bes Wonats.
maaren ouf @~ripat+gertauf. aDbolefale sber EetaiL 80
MuttiousAYreiieH.
Oerfdufe BON 8Dbuungss@inribtuugsn cine @psataIitds
GeIA pO~r9ef9Offsu BEL uebertragunG
Gorrefpon6euaen lperoen erluartet.
MGrtin Gmeri9 & So.
Nuftipudre.
i2op1S, tufo 261 & 263 State Str, ghicaqn
81 uftt ~onss8erfauf BON 9ferbeu II. t. 10. 9tenss
~ tags uno Sretta9s nm 10 llbr. 9ertouf bon ueueI
SOps9Iggies nm IL ubr. 261 Meit IL. StraBe
90. 8. GberIe,
Nuftion6r BON SrrH0s. uHo Yeri0nnI=Gigeutbun.
22tllS, tuio
, 1894-05-16
6. 81 I m :.
On OsrtuufeH Ober 81 osrtGHi6eH:

5Smei SduIer nit Gotten in eiuem raid emporbliibtn.
ben StQbtd)en i'm DitIlbeu 8aHIos. $50 WteileH bon Sam
las Gitp. Wto. 0as BrOpertn legt on Der 9auptitraBe.
uno liegen ueben eiHouoer; 6ruttbauue, GobIeHitdas
II. 10. Sic 9duier %befiuOen iid III gutter Berfainn9
I1lb limb %oermletDet, tDer0eu 81 eitIem Spottprets per-
FAINT ooer gegeu Eot5 ooer ell 9eim bon g~leiDeu lBertb
in bieier Sta0t umget0uibt UertoufSgrIub gi9eHs
thinner luobut bier III Der Staot nuo bat fetne t3eit. 0eEt'
lelben Ielne MufmertiamfGlt 3u lUiomeH. Gin gutter Ylas
fir SemouO INN eu 9elbaft aH3Hlau9eu; fam SeIs
MAIDEN. Sas Nropertp lit 9an3 fdaIoeHirel.
WtaH aoreiftre:
Is. 8. 0reeIarb,
24utabom core Of nStoatS5eitung.",
, 1894-05-16
&erlnngt: Miuaer naO sSraner.


Sc e"rIou st: 9eutI1er 3ppelurtter, 6err 3
- iofort. 9tur Splbe, Die iber W}aidtHe p~erfi9eu uuo
raid arbeiteu, mD9en ft) melben. @ute 9te1ograpben
beppr3ugt bod uiDt u~ube0iugt uDtbig. @Dr: Staats=
5eitung, 81. 9abiih, "A 8eetDopen Nloce.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-06
THE MIDWINTER FAIR.
Notes Concerning the Great San
 Francisco Show.

Notes Concerning the Great San
 Francisco Show.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-The regular meeting of the managing board of the womsn's congress auxiliary to the mid winter fair, was held Thursday. Plans for promoting general interest among women in the work of the congress were discussed at length and special con- mittee appointed to make arrangements for auditorium accommodations for the congress.
 The state viticultural committee has made an appropriation to be used in the construction of viticultural annex to the horticultural and agricultural building at the exposition.
 Idaho will make 8 mining exhibit, horticulture and agriculture as wsll.
 The following notice was issued today by the executive committee: "All ex. hibitors must take possession of space allotted them and install exhibits im- mediately. Those who have not made showing by January 8, will forfeit the space allotted. All exhibits must be prepared for inspection press night, January 18." The Iowa state band, which will be feature of the e1posi- tion, left Chicago today for the coast.
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THE BANKS.
An Index of the Country'S.
 Business.
The Clearings as Compiled by Brad street for the Past Week Com
 pared with Last Year.

By the Associated Press.
 NEW YoRK, Jan. 5.-The following table compiled by sBradstreets shows the total bank clearings for the past week and percentage of decrease and increase as compared with the cor responding period last year:
 New York, $533, ,117, ,OOo; decrease sol; Chicago, $72,05O,OOO; decrease 2l6; Boeton, $153, l47, ,000; decrease 1O5; Philadelphia, S599,O00; decrease 25.7; St. Louis, $22, ,00O; decrease 10.6; San Francisco, $12,528, ,000; de- crease 1S.3; Baltimore, $l5, ,064, ,O00, in- crease Al; Pittsburg, $11, ,7Sl. .000; de- crease 15.5; Cincinnati, $l3,3OS, eco; decrease IA; Kansas City, $8,46S,- 900; decrease 22; New Orleans, $ll 1865, ,OOO; decrease, 27.1; Miuns- apolis, $6,937, ,000; decrease, 2I6; Omaha. $4 ,259, ,0O0; decrease, 4l5; St. Paul, $3, ,082 ,000; decrease, fl 5 Denver, $2, ,277, ,OOO; decrease 54. Portland. Ore, $1 ,020, 197 decrease, 52 Seattle, 645 .000; decrease, 235; Los Angeles, S649 .000; increase, 15; Tacoma, $$5O0 GOO; de- crease 45. l Spokane, $342. .0O0 decrease, 75; Galveston, $5,541 ,000; decrease, 256; Helena, $3G5, ,O00; no comparison.
 Total for the United States, $990,- 800 ,551; a decrease of 25.S per cent.
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Democratic Caucus,


 There was 8 good attendance at the Democratic caucus tonight. Holman presided. It is estimated that 147 out of the total of 2l6 house democrats were present when the proceedings began. It was decided to limit the speeches to five minutes. Wheeler made vigorous speech against putting coal and iron ore on the free list. Speaker Crisp fol- lowed. He offered resolution declar- ing it the duty of every Democrat to vote in the consideration of the tariff bill. and also the duty of all Democrats to attend the sessions of the house and maintain quorum until the tariff bill was disposed of. In ringing speech Crisp sharply reprimanded the Demo- crats responsible for the inaction of the house during the past three days. He said the proper way to act for those dissatisfed would be to take up the bill and have it considered. All would be given an opportunity to offer amendments and those amendments under the term of the resolution of the committee on rules could be voted upon. The majority could decide. No uSu uoI WoulO lOec any Ol uls TlRubs and it would be to the honor and credit of the party to go forward and legislste. The party had been given the commits sion from the people and it was it's duty to carry it out. The spectacle the past three days had been disgrace to the large Democratic majority in the house and he sincerely hoped it would not be repeated. These words of the speaker were loudly cheered:
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been designated to outline the policy of the administration on the floor of the house in reply to Boutelle.
News From Willis.

The printing office today issued vol ume containing the presidents special message on Hawaii with the accom- panying correspondence asked by the senate resolution. It contains reports from Minister Willis not yet published. Among them one dated Honolulu, Nov. II, in which willis expresses the inten- ton of affording protection to tho queen. "Neither side." says Willis, "has the vaguest idea ot the position of our government, and consequently no outbreak has yet occurred, though every night is filled with rumors." Willis says hs declined to give advice to the Japanese consul-general as to sending to his government for a man of war, but told him if requested the United States would extend protection to the Japanese people, provided they were non participants in tho trouble. In letter, Nov. 16, Willis tells of . visit from committee, repre- senting the American league, to whom He said it was the duty of all Americans at home or abroad to cooperate in exe- cutting the will of their government. Nothing was said. however, as to the instructions of our government. The last message from Willis was dated December 4. After having received Gresham's second set of instructions based upon the attitude of tho pro- visonal government Willis says, "There have been active defensive preparations for several days, otherwise the situation is about the same. The feeling is in- tense but I hope to preserve the status until further instructions. The gov ernment last Wednesday inquired as to the authenticity of your published
 letter and intentions of the president. I have declined today to answer. Prompt action is desira ble."
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PENNOYER EXPLAINS.
The Oregon Governor Meant
 What He Said.
TWo-Thirds of the People of That State Out of Employment and
 Looking for Work.
By the Associated Pr sss.

By the Associated Pr ,ss
 PORTLAND, Or, Jan. 5.-Gov. Pennoy- CT, replying to the criticisms on the statement in his Christmas letter to President Cleveland that two-thirds oi the people of Oregon were without en- ployment, today said: ''In one sense of the word all are employed; the tramp is employed in hunting from place to place for g job, and the mechanic out of work is en. ployed in contemplating the sorrowful condition of his wife and children. What I meant was remunerative em- ployment, and what ] said was true. Business is .paralyzed. and two-thirds of our people, if not falling behind, are making no headway, nor will they un. til we have q sufficient full legal tender currency, gold, silver and treasury notes, with which to effect ready and complete interchange of commodities. ,
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veloped the presence of 273 members. The motion then recurredson the demand for the previous question on adoption of the special order. The republicans sat silent in their seats and a small coterie of democrats. led by Sperry, declined to aid their democratic breth- ern and their effort to secure quorum. Sperry in fact actively busied himself in raising the standard of revolt, going so far as to ask democratic members to refrain from voting.
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GreSham's Policy.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 5.-It is under stood that Congressman Raynor, of Maryland, of the committee on foreign affairs, received communication from Gresham outlining the policy of the ad- ministration in the Hawaiian matter. Raynor declines positively to give the contents of the letter or even admit it's receipt. It is understood among con- gressmen that Raynor has been in com munication with the president and
 state department for some time and has
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Important Messages.

VALLEJO, Cal, Jan. 5.-Tonight sev- eral messages were received here from Washington, each addressed to Con- mander c. E Clark. and bear the pre- fixed admonition, Rush these dis patches" They were immediately sent over to the navy yard and deliver ed. Half an hour later Commander Clark's cutter was called away, and Lieutenant Walden, the executive of the Mohican, was hurried ashore, proceed ing direct to the telegraph office where he deposited several dispatches, which were immediately rushed to their des- tination. Word has just been received here that preparations are being made to load nearly hundred tons of coal on the Mohican's deck. This infor ma tion is reliable and it is thought that the dispatches are in response to those brought by the Corwin.