davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-21
lin ein StahIrao.

@iQiam @elIcn bon 979 QB. SoDGor
Str, Elm arfgetpeGter iunger 8urihe, bate
oor LANCER 3ett BON einem anberen jungen
Wtanne Elm 8icDcle g%efauft. Ser 8erfdufer
erbielt einen 9uten 8rcis ($37) unb @eQer
lieB bericbie6ene Berbelierungen an Dem
Gabe p%Drnebmen. Sebt auf etnntal tritt
SEQ. Benton auf unb erfldrt DEM @eQeu,
baB ct (8enton) Der 8eitber bteies Stables
lei unb ibm baiielbe bor etli6en Monoten
seitoblen moroen tpGre. St unb oericbie=
bene letner SreunOe woaen 6aS Stab, trob
Der nit bemlelber por9enomenen Nenbez
run9en unb troB bet 9ednberten Gummer
oeS Sabrifanten, iofort ipieber erfanut
6aben. 0a 8tuD ii6 bon ieinem Nuns
mebrigen Gigentbum nibt trennen woate,
purbe er ouf cine Notwithstanding bin
perbaftet, Q8taD macbte bure6altS ntbt Den
@inbrud eines 9tebeS unb bteS lpno1l ais
oucb Der l1mftano, baB er einen normaLen
YreiS fir baS Strampe(rab sabIte, Deranz
loBten 0ttbter 0oolep, i'm fret3uipre6en
unb ben &f INN ben 8eitB Oes ftdbler=
mem &oiies nadb ben GiOil9eric3ten perz
legen gu laiien.
, 1894-03-21

11nter Ser 9tntla9e, seitern 9(ben6
einen 9olbenen Sling ur6 $25 in baarem
@elbe aus 0er Mo6nun9 BON Weorp SAB,
80 9. GeaDitt StraBe, 9eitnblen 3u baben,
iDurbe Gbas. 8oSwif beute firth bon
Gibter 9ople inter $500 8lir9icbaft an
baS @riminalgeri6t perpieien.
, - Spibbuben i~tatteten in Der berfloHez
men 9f0cbt Ben Q(r9DIe Stats all Wfibiga1
2lpe. nabe Saflon StraBe einen 8ciudb ab.
9}obbem tie ourcb etn Seniter ft6 @iu8ang
peribefft, itablen ite aus benz BON S. s.
Merrttt beDOhnten Simmer Sac6en i'm
Wertbe BON $500.
- Der 8irt6 So6n 8ro6ertf, 6eIien
Qofal iib se9eniiber Der OeSplatnes Str.z
Station ~beftnbet, mil ii6 IN 6em 6obSeitS=
ansug, ben er iib EXTRA mocben lieB, nun
ntDt trauen loiien, neil elm Oteb, ser balD
barauf eingefangen ipurbe, i'm 81 iteblen
iu6te. SoDn 9laubt, baB ibm bet Qtn3ue
icbt fein Slid mebr brinst,
- Na6 einem geitern bonn Comptroller
ner0ffentli6ten 8riefe bcfon6 iicb AM 81.
Sanuar elm 8aarbeitano pon So, 1863, 657.1
III Ser Stabtfaiie. Die Iinnabmen i'm
0fonat Sebruar betru9en 81, 607, 100. 76,
Die NuS9Gben 6agegen S 2 1854, 1856. 80, 10
baB am 20. Sebruar nur mod Elm &aiicnz
beft0nO BON 81 ,086, 591.45 gu per5et9nen
mar.
, 1894-03-21
RoSet 6robt.

6err &o5et, Der Observation-Disclosures
tpeI9er ais &ertreter bon q. s. 0rerel in
g6tlaOelpbta unb ieinem Sbmiegeriobn
@0maro E. StofeSburD baS n0rbli6 pom
2incoln 8arf am Seeufer b~elegene 2an6
Derlpoltet, welcbeS er burcb Die @rric6tung
zines Bters ieetpdrtS aus3ube0nen be1nii6t
mar, lit I'M b06iten @rabe ultgeDalten baz
ritber, BOB alf 8eronlaiiung Der 2incolnz
Porf78ebOroe iein 8auiDert in Sic 2uft ge7
ipren9t iDurbe uno OrODt nit einem Sim
baltSbefeDl ge8cn Die Negibaffung Set no9
itefenQeblicbenen Bf6ble, UNI inter alien
1lmitGnoen feline iogenannten 9tcc6te gu
tpabren. 9a bic Gigent6jin1er reic6e 2eute
itnb, 10 fam man iic6 auf peitcre 8crmifa
Lungen 9eiaBt macben.
, 1894-03-21
Der QaIisman oes BERN Nourfe.

6err 6, 81. Nourie, Elm Giptls S~ngenieur
aus Soflon 80rf, lit Scr Gigentbiiuter
elmer '6aienpfote, bic ct ni6t fir $1,000
fortgeben miro Die 6olenpfote geD0rte
fritber cinem 6aien, Ser bon eillem ic6ielz
Qu9i8eu 9te8cr i'm 9unte[ Ser Nabt auI
etnem &ir3bofe NIT bem linten Gaufe eine1
9oppelfltnle 9ei6olien, u11O Ser So6eS=
lprun8 OeS 0aien 8ing 9erobe iiber bas
0ra6 zines Wt0rotrS.
NuS allen bieien @ritnben bGlt 6er1
Nourie bic Pfote fiir etnelt SALESMAN, unb
er mar baber am leBten Montag Qan3 aus
Dem 6dus6en, ais er Die @~nt6edunq
mabte, baB ct ietnen S3ab O~erloren bate.
ST mn1te Damn leinen 8erluit in einer
3ejtun8 befonnt unb erbteIt ieinen Sails
man bon Dem 9liidliben Tinber mtrflid
wieOer 8ugeiteut. !6err 9tourie i3reibl
letnem SaltSman geDeimntBooue &rGfte 81
unO iptro oen"ielben fortau bitten, ME ieiz
men Qugapfel.
, 1894-03-21
De1m GoOe uerfouen.
Oas 21ufldubssefuh fir Ghomos
hi99ins pom Ober9ertd2t
ab9epieie Ell.
uo6 Feline Gntiaeioun9 iber PrenOer9at

Sn ieiner helt1igcn Morgeniibung bat
6as Obergericbt bos fir Ben gum SOOe
perurtbeiIten S6oma5 6iggtnS etrtgerei5te
@e11b INN einen Qtuflcbub abgetptelen. Ser
0erurtbeilte muroe Ser Grntorout9 Oes
6altiirerS 9eter OfcGooep icbulbig be-
frnbcn. St mar in ociien 0Glts ndcbt9
licbertpcile ctngebrocben urb ais Wtc@ooeD
ertpacbte, itredte ihn ser WtOroer 0urcb
ntebrere 9tepOlperlcbulie ST 8ooen.
6iggins nabm bie gtac6rjcbt 3iemlidl
faltblitti9 entge9en. Gtncnt 8cri9teritatter
oieieS 8latte5 9egeniiber GuBertc ct itb ba7
BIN, baB Ser Bro5eB Elm Ingerebter mar
uno ibm iebe @clcgenbcit periagt lpurOe,
icine llnibulO SIT belpeiieu. rSb bin unz
i6ulbi9", rief CT Gus, LIMB ib tperbe 6ieie
Worte auf bem S9afpt auSrufen."
9ie 6inricbtung 6ig9in5 lit auf iibere
ntorgen, Trcttog, on9elebt. gtur Der
@ouDerneur f0nntc jeBt nocD etlten Nufs
ibub 9etpGbren.
Die erite gidcbridbt BON Der @nti6eibung
beS Sbergeri4tS erbieIt Ser 0ertbeioiger 81.
S. 6anton beute Wtorgen 6urcb 0a8 Selez
p6on BON Ottalpa. ST nldbte iich lOfOrt
auf Dem Q6eg, I'M ben 9}ic6ter 8rentano
auf3uiuc6en, beiien ltntericbrtft CT fir elm
SeIegramm an ben @ouoerncur gu erlangei1
bottle.
l1eber 6as @bidlal 9atrtd eugene
Brenocrgait's 1T beute 0ormitta8 nocb feline
@nti9eiOung pom Obergericbt eingetroffen.
SIS perlautete jeoOcb, OaB li9 b%aiiclbe NIB
ren6 6eS 9}ocbmittagS nit DEM 0eiucb nm
8etniuigung zines NIfidbubS fir 9renberz
gait b%etaiien nerbe. Wt0glicber Meiie fGut
bic @ntibeibung nob am Na3mittag.
, 1894-03-21
OernnolIdter SeIbftmor0.

9tls Der S4ontpirtb Nug. 8enebtr beute
friib UNI Is ltbr gerabe letn 2otal $50. $40
Wabtion Str, g%e0ffnct bate, trat fem
6reunb NapoLeon BbtboG6t Elm un6 bot
i'm, ieinen Jteooloer tbm fir ei1tige Wiz
nutcn sit bergen. gtidts 80leS abuen6,
CAB ibm 8ene6tr Die Baffe. Sbne Elm
0ort peiter 81 perliercn, gtng Ybibolbt
Oann in ben binter Dem 0ofale befinbIicben
Sol. Nls CT BORT pentge Nugenblife per>
tpetLt bate, ert0nte pl0BliD Elm SbuB unb
ouf ben 6of eilen6, fanb 8enebiT ietnsn
6reunO in %betpuBloiem 3uitanbe, aus elmer
WunDe in Ser re6ten Seite blutenb auf Ser
@rbe lie9enO. ST lieB tbn ms 6oipttal
6ringen, no man bie 8erlebung fir ntcbt
lebenSgefd6rlidb bGlt. Die Sruntlucbt iou
ben 2ebenSmiioen gu Der S9at getrieben
Ddben.
, 1894-03-21
pI0bIiher 900.

Ser 50iabrtge oQeinfteben6e Tarbige
Gtcborb SoneS, Ser BET Ser 40 Guitom
6ouie Blace nobnen0en 0eno Stel6S ais
0auSt1ebt a1geiteut mar, bra6 be1tte friiD
bel Der Qtrbeit in Ser &i6e tDbt 8uiammen.
Sin 6er5leiben bate ieinem 2eben Elm Gnbe
gemacbt.
, 1894-03-21
Der Dan Burc
ct.

Die bonn Sta6trat0 IL ,Bten Sit.
sung onJenommenc 81 III, 6urcf
tpelbe Der Gorporation5z>l.,,v ult nn0 ber
Obcr78oucommilidr altgclDieien per6erl,
Die 9tecbte Der StaOt auf ben Safe 6rontz
Yarf fcit5uiteQen, i9lieBt allc6 oie@nticbeiz
Dung Der 6ra9e in fi9, per Der re1tmdBigc
Gj9entbltner oe5 8ter5 am 8uBe Der 8a1
8rrenltroBc III. 9QS Gtgentbum3rebt ouf
otelen Bter mir0 INNER nocb bon berl8elt=
'auSltcuung in 2lnlprub genommen, aber
0ud bic Staot 9l0ubt, Gigentbumsrecbte
0ltt Oenlelben 9eLtcnb moden sit f0nnen.
9te Staot ptrbe germ BEN Bier gans ii6er>
1lebmen, Do iie bann aus Der 8ermtietbunq
Der GdnOnn9SplGBe nidJt uner6eblicbe Sim
naDnen e~r3ielen fOnnte. Die 6ro9e, uem
oo9 Gt9entbumSrebt ouf ben g ier suItebt,
muB aber erit entiDiebcu lperben.
, 1894-03-21
: Ole Metrnno(iton 6o,bbob,, 6ot s.

- Die Wetropolitan 6%ocbbobn bat Sic
SOee, @lettrt5itat ais 8clpegungSfraft al
oenlIBen, aut8e9ebe1, nocbocnt ith beraltSz
8elteltt bat, baB Bic 8ebauptlng perIhieoes
1'er Glettrtfer, tpono1 @leftrt5itGt Is BRO
gem otAl9er ais Dampffraft iei, nicbt nit
oen 2gotlacDen ltberetnitimmt. Die Sc
1eu1c9ott pat 70 &ofomotipen Der 9uleo
9ocDOaQn, tpelche Oeren int @ansen 46 be-
llBt imp test MIR 70 broucbt, gepacbtet.
9aourcb eripdo9it Der Quep 0ocbbaDn cine
1ptutomlnene @tnnabme un0 bic Metropoz
lltan eripdrt OOrLdufi9 Sen @nfaufSprets.
, 1894-03-21
ltnIere. Mitbiirapr

l%1niere Wtitbiireer iii6ii4en 8e.
tenntnti1eS beginner bcute Qlf@nb nit ser
6eler oes Burim, aucb 2Osfeit 9enannt
Dies 9el9teDt 3ur @rinnerung an Bic i'm
8ucb @ltber er5Gblte 9~tettang ser Sr6en
oOn benz ibnen 6urb 9aman geOrO3ter
l%lnter90ng.
, 1894-03-21
Qus Sem 0ountYratb.

Die unteriuduns i'm 3rrenhofpitaI. ueue
2tnoebote fir Ole eleftrtide 8eIeuhtun9
oe5 Griminal9eribtseebGuoes = Sad=
pcrft6noi9e=G ebihren fir ocn preHoer=
eait=Dro5e6.
, 1894-03-21
MuSkeI -%RheumatiSmuS
HuftWeh und Hamorrhoiden
Vermehren die Leiden
deS Kranken
Vier FIaSchen Won Hoods Sarsa.
parilIa beWirken cine wunder-
bare HeiIung.
&c. S. 9pob & So. Sopen, M}o1.:
Mr.. James II. Bond
Bbilabelpbta, pa.

e. S. 9ooO & 60, SOpen, M}on.:
nNteiue 9erret: Su GSol9e bes benfpiirbioeu Billiards
bonn @tdr3 1888 5Og i'd mn beftigeu M}ustel=@beunotis
mus 5n. SD mar at iener s8ett an gIotnftelO, 81. g.,
nit 9anpfrbbren =Se9eu b~e1d6ftiqt unO hattie ourCb ben
S6nee SIT paten, I'M ben Neubou. in lpelnem mir orbe!=
teten, 81 erretben. I9t5ebu Wtouote lang lit id in
6ol9e Deren an Gbeumatismus NIB Suftlpeb. SD be-
CAB MIDI baum 81 meinem Sdbpiegeriubne in 9enoer,
col, mo Id nit 9ampfrDbreuIe9en uno ol3 Sugenieur
bel06Ttl9t mar. Sort begann ib $pob'S SorIaparila
81 febmen; oteieIbe bette Mid ntbt uur npn meiHeu1
GDellntottsmnS unb 9iiftipe9, ionoert Nudb BON meiuen
9anorrDotOet, an luel6et i9 breGluD6reiBtg Sabre
lang 9eHtten bate. Sob bate
Einen tausendfaohen Tod geIitten.
She i'd nab 9euoer 9in9, beu9te tt Ote lluioeritdt hon
Yenniploouien, nm mid elmer Operation 5u untersieben.
Ser Ir3t erfl1rte meil1 &eibeu fir @erlGuQerunq Der
ie6eu. ST lpei9erte Ii9, etne OperatiOu npr3unebmen.
nlO meinte, OaB, uo9bem i'd 10 Iauge Sabre 9elitten, es
nibt Der Mtibe rpertb iei, baB id i9leBhb nod an ben
6ol9en elmer Sper0ttou ititrbe, NIB iterbeu pitroe i9,
fous ib Mid elmer iolden I~uter5Dge.
Niemand Vermag zu fassen,
mas 1b pGbrenb ieuer bretluboreiBig Sabre Qelitteu babe.
Sber bier S5lof6eu oou 9oobs Soriaporiao oerIdafften
mir nidt mn @rleibteruna %ionbern beilten oudb Die
SdntOrrbOiDen iOlpObL pie ben Rbeumotismus. Bon
U00nQ SARSA- EIEIIT
U PARILLA
benz IeBteret peripare i5 nun Oauu ned etlpas, weuu T3
bas Metter dnbert" - Sames 81. gonb, 26s 9GeIt
gturriS Ctr, @bilaOeIpbio, ga
Hoods PiIIen betlen Geberleiben, @erropfung,
Stltoittat, @elbiu9t &optpeb, ltuperbauIi9teit.
, 1894-03-21

Nnsei8en in Ser electromagnetic Ser SQiz
nO1S Staats3ettung baben BEN beIten @rfolo.
, 1894-03-21

- 9a8 aIte Q8ort, baB uoIte 2iebe ntbt
roitet" blet6t epig men unb bemGbrt itb i'm
2cben fat ta9Iidb. 8or sebn Sa5ren bate
SanteS 81, 2Dons, iebt in 4errD i'm SnOtaz
ner9e6tete, WtarD s. @ople in Safe @Garles
in Qouiiana gebeirat6et. 2lcBt Sabre lang
lebte DaS G6epaor bort gliidli6 un6 in
6rieOen unb iieoelte Johann nacb Oklahoma
Stu in Dem @ebiete Oflaboma iiber, no
2DOnS Elm faufm6nniicbeS @eibGft grim
Oete. NuS trgen0 tpelcber ltriocbe triibte
itb aber bort Der @%bebimmel uno Bic
Streittgfeiten 5pilcben Ben @9e8atten nab
men einen iolcben Gbaratter al, 6aB sic
Srau .iib por iicben Wfonaten bon iDrem
Wtanne idciben lieB unb ibren MdOcben>
namen nieoer onnabm. 8alo oorauf perz
5Og Der Maun nacb Yerrp auf benz yG6eroz
fee Strip. SpGter i~telte it'd bel Scr gez
iDie0cnen Trau Elm Sreier Elm, 6eien Qiez
be5Derbtng tie inbciien tein @eb0r lbenfte,
unO Der in Der Wutb barber ibr BEN 6olS
bon Sbr 81 S6r a~65uiebneiben Oeriucbte,
bocb mtBlang i6m Ser Wtorb unS bic Srall
senaS nocb lGngerer &rantbeit BON ibrer
~Gerpunbung. 9lS GDDnS bon Ser 8Gutz
that erfuDr, ertpa9te in ibm bic alte Qiebe
81 letner getpeienen Trau; er elite an 6eren
S6mer5enslager unO pfle9te iie nit RIB
, 1894-03-21
Stdoti1bes.
Giner 9e9en ginf,
Gin mtrth bebouptet 9e9en fanf
Rduber Gas felo, beoient ite
nit Shdfent

limo 3winet fe sum f6leuni9en aad5uee
, 1894-03-21

- 0oltetua6 in Senneiiee lift bieier Sage
bon elmer duBerit fre6en 0teb5banoe bein1z
gelu6t tpOroen. Sic ~pliinberte iGmmtli9e
&auflGben i'm Srte aus unb pirb iebt nit
S6peiBbunben OerfoIgt. 8ertttene 8olts
sci wur6e NIT ipl6en 6unoen unOer5it9lt6
CUR Qtbiucbung 6er @egenD au5geian6t.
OoIteipaD lit Ser ,6ouptort 6eS Goul1tp
San1eS, Dier5ebn Ofetlen bon Chattanooga
belegen unb beiibt iieben &aufla0en. Die
0ie6e icbafften auf Wagen ibre 8eute fort d;
in einem ber &aufldben iprengten iic iogar
'einen @elbi6ranf. 0a ber Srt peber
8oli3iiten nod Na9tmG6ter beliBt, ipurben
Die 0ie6itGbIe erit am fol9enOen Morgen
entoeGt.
, 1894-03-21
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal NatamODt of the NEW YORK I
Ahuuol OldlUnlCnt INSURANCE COMPANY Of
New York in the State of New York, on the 31st
day of ecember 1898: made TO the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
, 1894-03-21
Einen tausendfaonen Tod geIitten.
H00DQ SARSA- uETIT
nUUDO PARILLA 1EIEI

benz IeBtere1t peripiire i'd nlr baun nod etpa3, peuu Tb
oos Metter dnOert. - Sames 81. gonb, 26s gGeft
9prriS Ctr. 0hilo0elphio. 80.
, 1894-03-21

Hoods PiiIen betleu &eberletoen, @erftopfuug,
gtIioiit6t Selbiu6t &opfpeb, uuperbauli9teit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-27

In the midst Of an age remarkable for in
sention there has been discovered and put
to practical use a device which must surely
be appreciated by every navigator. For
many years the sextant has been the mar
fner's main reliance in the determination of
latitude and longitude, but 1t has been fire.
quenuy the case that stormy weather pre-
vented the use of that valuable instrument.
and when such was the case the navigator
had to depend very largely upon himself
for his reckoning. Now comes an inventor
Lieut. W. H. Beehler of the United States
Navy-wfth an instrument which he terms
a solarometer; device which, 1t Is claimed,
can be operated successfully in all varieties
OF weather and at any hour of the day or
night In addition to determining the lati-
tnde and longitude of the ship on which 1t
Is operated. the solarometer also shows
compass errors. something that cannot now
De done AT sea. The invention has been
thoroughly tested. and in every instance
worked most satisfactorily and accurately.
The general public may fail to appreciate
the value of this wonderful product of an
American mind. but sailors the whole world
over cannot but be under obligations to
this American inventor, who has done 50
much to make safe the navigation of any
sea at all times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-27

In nominating David Bennett Hill as the
democratic candidate for governor, the Sar-
atoga convention selected as the party's
leader In the Empire State the man who as a
vote-getter Is probably more expert than
any OF those whose names were mentioned
as possible nominees. Bitterly hated by a
Tar from inconstderable proportion of the
democratic leaders. he has. nevertheless
developed ability to come out uppermost
whenever the factions have so far forgotten
themselves as to engage in personal COM
bal, and this remarkable faculty has given
him great strength among the multitude
that believes earnestly and with the fidelity
Of sehshness in the political system that
rewards those who toll for It's welfare. With
the leaveping few whose combined energy
is devoted to the conversion of many to the
doctrine of political purity, the machine
has no standing. but II would be Idle to
deny the still existing. power of 1.-The
machine or to declare that those who will
oppose it are going to have a walkover in
fhe forthcoming election. Aside. however,
froD the mechanical power which is his,
senator Hill can doubtless depend upon the
solid friendship and financial support of
business men In New York city, who would
hardly have voted for any other democratic
lily Senator Hill stood up in the Senate and
fought the popul.stic and odious income-tax
schedule until compelled to silence and mac
ton by a majority that knew not what IL
was doing Such a neutrality-suspicious.
fertile of resource and on terms of inti-
macy with New York oolitics-cannot be
regarded otherwise than a strong candi-
date. and one likely to secure a greater
number of votes than democrats were look
ing for two OF three days ago.
But II must not be imagined that the in
fiuences which are arrayed against Senator
Hill are weak or inert. A year ago the
voters Of New York state consigned Judge
Maynard to his political tomb because May
nard was an instrument IN the hands of
David b. Hill in an undoubtedly dishonest
piece of work. Is Ii likely that the hand
ttat operated the instrument will be es-
teemed less guilty than the instrument it,
self? Then II must be borne in mind that
Hill Las always been a consistent spoils-
man, and. consequently, the admired of
Tammany. This is not a Tammany year
in New York. AMI 1t will be truly marvellous
II MIR. Hill. with the aid of his many
friends in the big city. secures majority
enough to upset the snti-Hill vote that
may be expected to roll down to Harlem
Bridge. 1t Is not to be imagined that the
Cleveland men in New York viii labor with
very much of zeal to bring about an in
dorsement of him who, in season and out of
season. has done his utmost to embarrass
the administration of their chief The situ-
alton abounds in all sorts of complications,
and although at this time II Is not easy to
weigh carefully the possibilities and proba-
bilitiss of the conflict 1t is certain that
Hill will have to make the fight of his life
in this campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-27

and Joshua. and OF Abraham. Isaac and
Jacob. denounce Its principles or threaten 1t
with criminal violation
The Senator sought to belittle those who
oppose the tax by referring to the monde
mandatory conduct of statesmen and law
gfyers of the school Of Moses ct al, but he
neglected to show that there cannot possibly
be any parallel between the tithing proce SIS
end an income-tax that assails only those
whose annual receipts exceed a certain sum.
Under the tithing system-which was un-
questionably equitable-all the people con-
triouted- There was no distinction made
retween those who through thrift and in
oustry possessed great fiocks and henis and
those who were hired to attend the ami
mais-every man contributed one-tenth of
MS belongings. The divine decree to which
the Indiana Senator appealed for support
Was not class legislation. All classes were
treated alike. There was no special class
tax on the earnings of brains and energy
Senator Voorhees, was unfortunate, to say
the least of 1t, in his scriptural reference
There Is broad and deep chasm dividing
Divine wisdom and that polysided something
which was denominated wisdom by major
ity members Of the second session of the
Fffty-third Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-27

The fearful fires that recently destroy ed
50 much of Understandable and otherwise
evidently spared 1.-The Tall Sycamore of the
Wabash for on Saturday evening last the
Tall Sycamore, whose best-known alias is
Daniel Webster Voorhees,, addressed an
audience at Terre Haute i'll defense of the
Cleveland tariff bill and of all that In II is
Many sections Of that measure need no de-
tense, but there Is one schedule which will
always receive apologetic attention from its
supporters except when the speeches are be-
ing delivered in large cities; that Is the in
come-tax schedule. Ii was to this topic that
Senator Voorhees, addressed himself with
much fervor Efforts to defend the Unfair
levy have been based upon many varieties of
reasoning. but IL is not of record that any
advocate OF the Ubiquitous and inquisitorial
tax endeavored to claim scriptural author
ity until Senator Voorhees, said at Terre
Haute that the first income tax known TO
history was of a higher origin than aught
assigned to EARTH nor was II feather
weight enactment such as we now propose.
For the support of His own government
among the children Of men in the beginning
The Supreme Ruler OF the universe tithed
His whole people-taxed them one-tenth of
heir entire Possessions; nor did statesmen
nd lawgivers Of the school of Moses. Aaron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-27
An ley Nature.

One OF the most mercenary men in Wash
ington recently gave an exhibition of cold
bloodedness which probably stands unsur-
passed. An old acquaintance had been to
Europe. A mutual friend announced his
home coming with a good deal of enthusi-
asm.
Il tell you,'' he said, I'm sure 1 will be
glad to see him."
Il guess a whole lot of people WILL re-
piled the mercenary man.
Won't your
why should L? I'm not one of his cred
itors."
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No More Tinkering With the TariG.

FROM the C1nc1nnati Elkluirer.
The Enquirer having quoted Frank Hurd
as saying that there woulo probably not be
another general revision of the tariff in ten
years, the Ohio State Journal says: such
fairly orthodox democrats as President
Cleveland and Chairman Wilson insist that
the new tariff bill Is but the entering wedge
and that the fight for the full fruition of
the hopes of free traders is to be resumed"
1t does not strike US that either MIR. Cleye-
land or MIR. Wilson has been insisting on
anything OF late. Since the one went to
Buzzards Bay and the other to Europe for
repose there has been a pretty general and
cordial agreement among democratic lead
ers on the tartn law and an understanding
that there shall be an end of conten ton
Inc aDsenteeS Will return to find that all is
harmony.
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Can you suggest any reason why 1
should print your poem? said the over
bearing editor.
The dismal youth looked thoughtful. and
then replied:
You know 1 always inclose stamp for
the return of rejected manuscript
Yes"
well. If you print it,syou get to keep the
stamp"
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Mgr. SatOlli's Position,
rom tie New York Herald

From TIE New York Herald.
A Commercial cable dispatch from Rome.
which will be found in another column, will
undoubtedly set at rest the rumors which
have found credence here and there to the
effect that Mgr. Satollis mission as apos-
tolic ALLOCATE in the United States had not
met with the approval OF Pope Leo XIII.
So far from this being the case, however,
his holiness is preparing an encyclical
which will strengthen Mgr. Satollis author
ity and place him In direct communication
with the pope himself.
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GOing.

Slowly each of life's veXations
Packs its baggage and decamps.
Pretty soon We Will be rid of
Extra width Columbian stamps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-27

Mr.. Hill refers to the action of the CON-
veEtion as an outrage. Mr.. Morton's senti-
ments would hardly be expressed with that
degree Of force. but 1t is probable that the
sentiment does not altogether misrepresent
his feelings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-27

Just think OF it," said the enthusiastic
sporting man, "Fftzsimmons and Creedon
actually went into the ring. and the fight
wasn't declared a draw
Yes" replied Mr.. Hasbin Swift. with a
sigh. "Pugilism amt what 1t used to be-"