davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09
pole-Huntins Is a Business.
.hi,aaelnhia North American.

Philadelphia Noftn AiheIicdh-
The easiest way to make a living Is to
fit out an expedition TO the north pole. You
don't have TO get there. Only stay away
for a decent length of time. and then come
back and become a lecturer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09
ObIiterating HIMSELF.

Chollie-Baw Jove, / am almost convert
ed to the Hindoo idea that there is nothing
real in existence but mind.
Miss Laura-Why, Chollie. don't you
realize that you are practically committing
suicide?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09

The people Of a State ought to nave the
right to know how much of the school
funds a grasping and brazen-faced Attor-
ney-general pockets from month to month.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09
No Reaue,ion ON Steel Rails.

oct. SzA member OF the
Carnegie company states authorltatively
that the steel-rail pool. which expires By
agreement on Dee. :. will not be dissolved
nor viii there will be a reduction III the
prices of the product .
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09

The New York Times, Cleveland organ,
Is informed that there is a chance for the
election of the Democratic ticket in Kan
sasi And there hasn't been a Democratic
party in Kansas for three years.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09

Senator VOORHEES, has until Saturday
night to raise the price os Xxx Ohio wool
from 1872 to over S41z cents a pound, and
other grades I'm like proportion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09

A reputable citizen of Summitville writes
Bynum meeting in that place. He seems
to think that the Sentinel is guilty of an
improperly in reporting that one thousand
people crowded into the hall to hear the
nepotic statesman, when it will not seat
over go. and when by actual count there
were 321 persons present. The citizen writes
further:
A prominent man here sent Mr.. Bynum
q letter the day before his speaking, ask
ing him TO explain in his speech why the
duties were reduced on luxuries,s such as
opium. Havana cigars, feathers, oil paint
ings, statuary, ETC., and why 40 per cent.
was placed on sugar, a necessity-also, if
the reduction in the glass schedule was not
the cause of the decline in price of glass
and the reduction in the wages of glass
workers; and, further, why Congress Leg
islated TO the advantage of the foreign
wage Garner and to the disadvantage of the
American wage Garner. Mr.. Bynum an
swered the last question first by admitting
that he could not tell the reason. In an.
swer TO the first question, he said the du-
ties under the Mckinley bill on Statuary,
paintings and opium were so. high that they
were being struggled into this country and
the government was deriving no revenue
from those sources, and the Democrats
reduced the duties SO as 10 make smuggling
Improbable and get more revenue thereby.
The question asking for the cause of the
decline in the price OF glass and the re-
duction of the wages OF the glassworkers
was not read by Mr.. Bynurn. He thereby
kept the audience in Ignorance in regard
to that question, and it probably would not
the letter shown your correspondent a copy
of il to-day. He either showed that he
could not answer that question or was
afraid to. and he did not propose to let
the audience know ii. n
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09

How shall we face the people?' asked
Mr.. Cleveland IL the Democratic tariff bill
b be passed. Well. the Democratic
speaker is not facing many of them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09
Campaign Literature.

St. Louis Glo5e-Democrat-
There has never before been a time when
SO many Democratic speeches and letters
were adapted TO circulation as Republican
campaign
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09
THE INDIANAPOLIS JouRNA

What has william ID. Bynum done for
the Seventh district? All know what he has
done for his own son.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09

Four weeks from to-day Indiana will
vote. Is every Republican doing something
to swell the Republican majority?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09

These are samples of current county ex-
penses. All but two of them show a de-
cided increase during the past two years.
The aggregate expenditure in 1892 was
s470. 4e4.47; in 1893, $500, 1864; and in 1894,
$545. 99S. 46. Taking from each of these the
unusual expenditure for the construction of
the jail, and the expenditures were as
follows: 1892. $41S. 75S.11; 1893, s415, Ol9. 1s; 1894.
$515. 276.6s- That is, the current expendi-
lures during the year which ended May 81,
1894, were sl0l, 5ls.37 more than during the
year which ended May 81. 1892. This is an
increase in two years of over "a per cent,
or nearly one-fourth. Marion county has
not grown in that ratio; but its County
Commissioners coroners and other officers
seem to have been acting upon that as
sumption. 1t is time for a change.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
DaS unterirott@e YartS.

Die Yariier tan5en otpar selegentz
lt9 auf einem @ultan, pte bas biitoriz
fae Wibport zines Staatsmannes
unmittelbar Dor Musbru4 Der Sc
bruarrepolutton lautete, ALIEN lie gez
ben unb fabren fortpdbrenb auf elmer
u%n9ebeuren 9Dble, bic it4, berbdltntbz
mdbie nur ipenig geitiibt, unter ibnen
bin3iebt. Die f4on felt ben d~lteiten
3eiten aus9ebeuteten groben 5bonz
erbez, &altiteinz unb @Dpsla9er, in
bene11 CUR @0mer3eit nod Sasbau &C.
trieben tpurbe, bertpanbelten ii4 aQz
mdbltd in unteriroil4e @teinbri4e
bon un9ebeurer N%usbebnung, in nell
den bereits felt a@t Sabrbunoerten
na& alien Hi@tungen hin %gearbeitet
tporben 1T. Ser gauge Noroen unb
Norboiten Der Stabt iouie bic @orz
.ltabt paf1p i'm Meiten purben auf
bieie Meife Sabrbunberte lang planz
los unterb0blt, Big enbli& bic entitez
benbe @efabr bic Notbpenotgtett elmer
DFentliden &egelun9 bartbat. Sc
gentpdrtts iinb bic BARRIER &atatomz
Ben in cine tpobl9eregelte unterirbH&e
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
1aS lebte e1tpara.8ott.@olo

Mus ben binterlafenen Papieren
bon &arl Braun er3dblt ber ~@betnt=
19e Courier: 8ebor i'm Sabre 1866
Der Der lofene beuti4e 8unoestag muz
tbig aus Trantfurt 3uriidmt@ unb 1t@
mad M%ussburg begab, mo- ct in benz
riibmli@it betannten @atbauie ~3u
ben bret Mo9ren"" feline 14One @eele
ausbau@te, fabte ct mod in oer
G1@enbetmer Safe Der i@0nen Mainz
itabt einen 8eidluB, pelder 3etgte, mte
1ebr ct unter benz @influ1e ber bamals
bort berrf&enben grobbeuti4 bemotraz
tti&en @timmung itano. @r bei4lob
ndmli9, 1Gmmtli4e unter feiner Megtz
be itebenben 9ruppen iollten i@maro>
rot6zgoloene (rt&tiger: gelbe) Telbbinz
ben tragen, pel4e tbat5d9lt9 bas elm
5ige 9emeini@aftli&e @b5et@en bieier
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18

Rtefenftabt bertpanbelt, beren meilen>
lanse, setpSlbte Straben auiGbrli@
bon 9auienben BON 8eiu1ern in aner
Si4erbeit bur4panbelt tperben. 9lu@
9tsmard lab fi4 i'm Sabre 1867 bas
untertrbtf4e paris an. bod 1T bic
einoi9e Mertpirbisteit. bic baKelbe
barbtetet, bic unsebeure Mense Der &C.
rippe, bic gu alien Soften aufeei@i9tet
iinb. 2anse 3eit binbur4 tparer bic
9obten aus benz Babylon iber Der gr>
be iorglos in bic Duntelbeit unter ber
Grbe eetporfen tporben, Biz enbli9 ale
9Dblen sefiiut paren (bie 3abl ber
@erippe lou eesentpdrtis nod finf Bis
feds Millionen betraeen) unb fit bic
Beitattuns ber 9obten anbertpeitig ge
foret tpurbe. Mumdbli4 tpurben aud
bic aeritreut liesenben Rno9en auf bic
Seite yeorbnet unb in re9elmdbteen,
oft aierli&en, Gormen gu feds Biz aebn
SUB boben Mauern auf9ethiirmt, 3piz
19en bener Der 8eiu4er, bic Serge in
Der 9anb, iebt luittpanbelt.
Die Barrier Ratatomben tpare,1 mo-
turli9 bon ieber. unb iinb nod beute.
eine tlaNti&e Stdtte fur S@auerz unb
@etiter9ei4i4ten aqer Mrt, bic iiingft
pieber bon einem unternebmenben
@4riftiteller gu einem @ruielromar,
%perarbeitet purben. Sbatiade 1T. bab
in 9laubbafter Weiie BON aablrei4en
perionen beri4tet ptrb, bic. aus Neuz
sier ober anbern @rinben in bas. Ca
bDrintb bes unterirbii4en Paris sera=
then, niemals piebertebrten. Das
srauenbafte S@idial, benz bieie lln=
9ludlihen erlagen, iuurbe bur4 bas
5ufdQise Nuffinben bes @erippes zines
Mannes gu Mnfans bes Sabrbunberts.
Der elf Sabre 3upor ben @infa1 sebabt
bate bic Ratatomben obne iebpebe Be-
9leitun9 gu beiu@en, illuitrirt. Man
iab an einem N~opembertase bes Sab
res 1893 ben 9ausmeifter bes 0al>be<
@raee, bic, na4 ben Steinbriden fiji
renbe Stiese i'm Snnern bes Rloiterz
sebdubes binabfteisen unb bon benz
M~ueenblide an blieb ct trob for9fdltiz
gen Na4forf4ens perf4oQen, Biz enbz
lid i'm Sabre 1904 an elmer entfernten
@teae 5ufdui9 Elm @erippe sefunben
puroe. an Incident ii@ auber einisen
&leiberreiten Der S4luKelbunb befanb.
ben Der 9ausmeifter bel f4 sefibrt
bate. @ermutbli@ erloi4 ibm feline
Heuate, CT bermo@te bic Stiese ni@t
pieber3ufinoen unb = ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Die @ebetne purben an Der Gunbfte1e
einge9raben unb bas, nit elmer ent=
ipre4enben Snf@rtft beriebene. @rab
1T nod iebt gu ieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
0ie brei METROPOLITAN 8ibeln,

- Die brei tpertbbouiten 8ibeln,
bic ~iiberbaupt eriittren, btinben ii@
i'm britiiden Mu ieum IN 2onbon, in
Der Observation-Disclosures in Yaris unb
i'm RlGiter 8elem bei 2iFabon. Die
eritermdbnte 1T Elm Manuftript, bus
BON Mleuin a1nb ieinen S4ilern sez
14rieben unb Rarl benz 9roben an
ieiaem R~r0nun9stagt i'm Sabre 800
iiberrei9t tpurbe. Sn ben breibbger
Sabren bieies syubrburberts geb0rte
biefe 8tbel einem pripatier in Baiel,
ben ie Der fran30iif4en Regierung fir
$4,000 Grcs. anbot. S4Iteblim .pur<
be lie fir ben oerbdltnibmdbig gerin=
gen preis bon $50 pfb. Sterling per<
fault. 'SSn feiner 3ierli4en @4rift se<
14rteben, lit bic 8ibel iiberrei4 an
prd4ti9en 0ignetten unb Mrabesten.
Die @apiteliiber i4riften iotpie Der Na=
me lsSSeiu limb iiberau NIT @plbbu4fta=
ben ausgefiibrt. Cine 8 Sou bobe
Majustel, bon Silber umgeben, bdilt
an elmer Stelle Elm Rreu3, moran cine
2ampe bdnst, bic CUR 9dlfte nit bei=
ligem Del 9efilt 1T. Mn elmer an
bern Stelle finb bic Giguren Mofes
unb Maron's in ber Sra4t bes 8.
Sabrbunberts bargeitellt, unb man
bermutbet, bab Mofes Rarl ben Gro
ben unb Maron Mlcuin bebeute. Die
Yartier 8ibel erf 4ten 1927, mar auf
8efebl bes Cardinals 3imene3 gebrudt
unb benz papit SEQ ben 3ebnten se=
nibmet. Gins ber brei auf Nelinpa=
pier georudten @remplare tpurbe 1889
einem @nsldnber fiir $4,000 6rancs
pertauft. Dtefes @remplar tpurbe
i'm Sabre 1910 2ouis Ybiltpp BON
Grantrei@ gei@entt unb gelangte fpd=
ter an feline iebise Stelle. Sic britt
te 8ibel in 8elem, beitebenb aus neun
5%oltobdnben, 1T auf 4ergament gez
i9rieben. Bon Sunot 1907 geraubt,
fam ,Ie na4 paris. Mabame Sunot
%perlanste, als portusal bic 8ibel 3u=
%ridtaufen mo0te, 10000 Grancs.
9ubptg Der M4toebnte itente lie in
beHen, nabbem lie mebrere Sage betm
portugieiH4en @%eianbten in parts
auseeieM mar, ber portugieiii@en
@egierung als @ei4ent 3uriid.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
sur Rrteeslaee ant Rorea.

Ql1ar, bei tpadbem bas Qanbgefeht
bonn q. bts %. Slrlt ftattfunb, ltegt
ettpu 3 &ilometer 1ltli9 ber Sibpifieite
,beS @rince SsSerome @olfs, 55 &ilomez
ter In bier 2uftrinte iiloli4 BON @bez
ntl(po unb IS &tlometer iiibli@ bon
@Dul an Der groben Strabe, pel4e bic
Weittiiite &orea's entlang btnaus III
metterer @ntferr1ung BON bteler &iiite
ii@ bin3iebt. Ser Prince Serome
@olf fdneibet 3iemli4 pett in Scored
9ineirr urb bier liegt elm i'm @an3en
ebenes, iebenfaqs ni@t gebirgtges, bic
@ntpidelung bet @tneiti4en @trettz
frdfte begiin1tigenbeS @elGnbe. 6ier
9aben oFenbar, fails ri9t bas pffgez
ranrte Oa9an, bt benz ebenfuls 9ez
tGmpft dporben fsin lou, cine ;anbere
Sertli4teit in Der tpetteren umgsbung
SDurs Be3ei@net, bic hartnGdigen Mnz
grifstdmpfe ber Sapaner geger1 bic
berl @an3te SteQlrng ber @bine1e11
ftattgefunbem, tpel9e @ineiii@erieits
bur& ben @eneral Dep, auf japaniiher
@eite bur4 ben 0beriten Sibima, Ell
ne1 @diiler beg beufl den Sberi item,
iebigen @eneralmaiors Medel, gelettet
tp1roen unb bic ben Sapanern 1000
Mann fpi teten. Dieter in ben 8ert9z
ten ertpdbnte 8erllit 14etnt ettpas bp4
9egrthen; benn CT tpiirbe Bel elmer
9ruppenitdrte bes Mngreifers bon
10000 Mnnm et1em 1olAen bon 10
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
4er 8au bon 2eudttbiiruten

welbe S@mierigteiten ber Meni4
Bel benz 8au bon 2euhttbiirmen gu
uberipinben bat, 3eigt Elm Dor &nr5em
ber @eIen1@aft ber @iniltngenieure
in England BON einem Mitgliebe err
ftatteter 8eri9t iiber bic @ei@i@te
bes 2eud9ttburmes BON 8ii6op @od.
8t1bop Sod gsb0rt 5u BEN @ctlpz
inleln, Der tpeitli4 bonn Rap 2anbsz
enb gelesenerp Snfelgruppe, uno otpar
,befn6et 1i9 bic bieien Namen fiihrenbe
Rlippe fieben Meilen ieetpdrts bon Der
6auptgruppe. Die S%ci1ptnieln, bic
aumetit aug Gel1en beitehen 'uno I'm
Mipeau bes Meeres1piegels liesen,
tpurben ibis gum Sabre 1890. nur
burh elm &%obsnfeuer erleu4tet, .bas
man arf Der @piBe zines auf oer Snz
fel ct. Mgnes erri@teten Sburmes
unten9ielt. gu iener 3ett tpurbe bur&
bic @e1e119aft bes 3rinitD 9oule,
pelder bet 8au 1pnb bic unterbalz
tung aller 2eu9ttbiirme an ber eng
lii4en &iite obliegen, bas einfa4e
Geuer3eiden bur4 elm ii4 brehenoes
'5piegellt4t er1ebt. 8ei benz Ma4z
fen 6es S&iffabrtsperteFrs tonnte
bas r,eue @ignal inbeb nt4t LANCE als
a1sretfenb gelten. Die Sci eQ1@aft
bel4lob baber, einen 3meiten 2eu&t<
t6l1rm eriter &lafe uuf Der 9albtniel
8tl9op @od gu erri@ten. @et tbrer
Gage lit bteie Sniel ber gan3en Mu4t
Der bonn Scear tommenoen Woger
aus9e1ebt, bic tpGbrenb ber bdufgen
'@tirme in bieien @etpdifern nit gez
tpaltiger Ma@t 9egen bic Gelien an
praQer. GUT :3eit ber @bbe bietet
8iIbpp Mod ben Mnbltd zines 46
Meter lansen, 16 Meter breiten, aber
bic Maferhd9e iberborragenben Rifz
fes bar, bas bon ber 6lutb gdn3li4
bebedt tpirb. Daber feline grobe Sc
FAIR fir bic S4tHfabrt.
Ser 3tpette 2elhttburm tpur6e in
fetnen unterer 9betlen aus Ell ernen,
in benz Sfelien felt peranterten Sdulen
bergeftelt, bic in elmer 914e bon etma
80 Metert1 iber benz Meere ben rum
ben &Gfig NIT benz Qeu4tapparat unb
benz Raum fir ben Wddter gu traz
gen batten. Ser Mufftie9 gu benz Sd
fig erfolgte bur@ bic IN Der Mitte
beS Tburrnes befinoli4e SGule. Ds
etmaelrerr @dulen tuarer gttterarti9
matchmaker perbunben. Man 9laubte
70, einen binrethenb feiten uuterbar
gei@aHen gu 9aben. Der a~noerarieits
ben @ogen muir Elm unbeoeuteabes
6inbernib bteten tpiirbe unb an benz
ie lei4t poribergleiten t0nnten. 9auz
Ienb @9mierigteiten itellten iih ben
Mrbeiten entgegen, eAoli& tparen oieie
ant @nbe bes bterten SaRres 10 mett
porgei@ritten, baB an bic Muf1te1atng
bes acknowledgements geoadt
tperben fDn,1te. Mus Der 4teoenen
@riinben tpurbe tnbeb be1hlohen, bic
Mufitelung bieies Mpparates crit I'M
folsenben Brii9jahr aus3ufibren. Da
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18

itelle. sd bin bic Sante ber iunsea
1Grau!"
v@as - @ie cine 1ante9"
vGreilid, bic iiinsite StieH4pefter
fbrer Mutter."
rMie alt itnb Sic BENIN etsentli@9"
"a SABRE, endbise Grau."
rllnb mober tommen sic 10 pl0b>
li&9"
,N4 mar 2ebrerin Bis SItern, neil
ih elternlos unb unbemittelt bin, bann
purbe t4 trant unb CAB metne Steue
auf."
n@o, 10! sic Ieben ou4 nod blab
aus, mein liebes Grdulein. Wber bas
tbut nihts, mir tperben Sic bier 14on
tpieber geiunb pleeen. sd BIN nam,
li9 bic Sante bes profeHors uno i'd
gebente aud iebr lanse bier gu bletz
ben."
,S4 babe i9on bon Shnsn sebort,
qnGbioe 6rau, uber iA babe sic mir
auh bel alter porsete1t."
Irau 8ersbola lddelte gsiamei@elt.
Mls @attin eines ptel jiingeren 8ruz
pers bon 8runo's @ater bin t@ ieibit
nur 1e4s Sabre dlter als CT. SIN
@ertrauen eeiast, iebt seraoe 40 Sabz
re."
Ssbt b0rten lie bas gaspaar tomz
men uab perbielten ii@ mdus4eni tin.
Bis ibnen bas MGb9en beri4tete, bab
bic 9erri4aft iih NIT 3pei ioeben nod
enlightenment 9erren auf Der 0eranoa
gum @Ken niebergelahen babe: Damn
betraten lie unermartet bieielbe.
glue bier bort Weilenben erboben lid
eritaunt. 2ubmilla f1o9 ber gan5 perz
bliHien @rna, Grau Nlpine aber benz
ebenio er5taunten Bruno INN ben 9als'
Das @6epaar fabte ii4 i@neq: v9ter.
meine 1ante," ite1ten tie gletd3ettla
bpr.
,Wb - Define Sante!" TAM es benz
nGd3lt bon 8eioer 2ippen.
@runp tpurbe auf einmal bebagltt
au Mutbe. Balb 5aben M1e nergniigt
I'M ben @bti14; es mar, ais 9atten
lie einanber i@on Sabre lang getannt'
Dieiem Mbenb fol9ten ptele 1bone
Sage, an benen man bic 1eds Yer1oner
imrner bsi1ammen iab.
9rpBbem bebielt ber @ebetmratt
Mett. Die Santen reiiten piel ebe1
ab, als 1ie ii4 anfangs porsenommer
batten. Mlmine nabm 2ubmiQa nit
fab u11b barrn mahten iiA bic Damien
tpGbrenb bes Sommers 1ebr bel in
Mobemasaainen gu i4aHen. Qls bic
atabemt54en Gerien ing 2ano tamen.
fanb cine groBe Doppelbo45eit ftatt:
Ser @ebeimrat4 2eutAolo nno Bit
ftattlid)e Sante 2uomi1a tparen 6aa
eine, 81. 2eutbolo uno bic hiib1dt
Mltpine bos anbere Yaar. Sic tpur=
ben aliidlid}e @bemGnner unb horteu
es ret9t germ, tpenrr es bon ieBt an 5u1
Mb4pe4slune Dfters 9ieB:
,Mein Sntel - Detn Sntel!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
8riefpapier tpirb in 0QriS iehi

= B~r1efpdp1er m1rb IN Parls leBt
in ben f4reienbften Tarben gebrau9t.
i4arla@rotb, papageisriin u. I. no.;
biitinguirt iino basesen ,,aur peib unb
blau. Mono9ramme miiFen gang
Helm in ber linten oberen @de iteben.
9as n@Qerfetnite" 1T: auf blauem
papier Elm meiBes Wappeni4ilb nit
9olbgepreb tem Mono9ramm. Muf
8riefumi@ldgen tperben Monogramz
me nt&t mebr 9eferti9t, ba Siegel aus
tpeibem @iesellad 5ebr in Mobe ge=
tommen iino. 8riefpapier barf gar
11l@t mebr ober muir febr lei@t par
fimtrt tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
eEn Mous Gpuntn. SIR

= Sn @ous County,, no.,
tpuroe bon b%erlarpten S@urten Elm
9er1u@ gsma@t, ben alien Tarmer
Gelano Mc@(roD gu berauben. Da
lie nthts bon Wertb finben tonnten,
mtBbanoelten lie ben alien Mann unb
feline 5o4ter in brutal5ter Wet5e. Dor
BRET Sabren tpurb< Mc@lroD BOT, ber=
larpten Rerlen uur $4,000 beraubt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-22

Runs earned Rock Island. /: o naha, ;. Two
bnse t--secry, Rourke. Ulrick, Hutchinson
Cantiilon. Bases on balls-Clausen, Z: Blrrell
.. Hit nv pitcher-BurrelI, . Struck on -
Cau.en, ,; Bu.ren /. Umpire-Ncedham. Time
i As.
Other Games.
Other games in the Western asso-
citation yesterday resulted: At Peo-
ria-St. Joe. 5; Peoria, s. At Jack
sonville-Lincoln, 5; Jack sonville, 9.
At Quincy-Des Moines, 9; Quincy,S 8.
Clausen is great big croaker.
Hutchinson's catch and double
play of Kreis's line hit was bcaut.
The Omahas were as tickled over
beating the champions rs if it was
the first game they had won this
season. To tell the truth, it was
quite an accomplishment.
Were it not that Ulrick boasts of
getting roasted in every town he goes
into and seems to enjoy the notoriety
since he can never expect fame as q
player. The ARGUS would almost be
tempted to voice popular sentiment
and call him smart aleck.
Arthur Irwin, of the Philadelphia
club, was in Peoria the other dav Il O <
ing for new players, and he took a
great fancy to young Delahanty. the
second baseman for the distillers.
He is 4 brother to the Philadelphia
PLAYER. Ernest Bean. Peoria's pitch
er, will probably be signed by Irwin,
too.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-22
EMANCIPATION DAY
6eing Celebrated at Huber's
Garden.
00L0RED PEOPLES GREAT HOLIDAY

treat Gathering of the Race to Celebrate
Their Freedom and Eulogize Their Lib
erators-Addresses by Capt. Greaiish and
Maj. j. NJ. BrardisIsy.
The colored citizens of the three
cities, have congregated today at
Huber's gardeo to celebrate Enamel
patton day, the day on which they
were relieved from the bondage of
slavery, and to honor and euiogize
the men who made them citizens of
the United States.
Owing to the inclement weather.
the crowd did not commence to as
semble until nearly noon, thereby
delaying the opening of the exercises
until 1880.
The Exercises.
Rev. j. W. Washing ton, associate
editor Of the Illinois Weekly Pro-
gress, OF Quincy, opened the pro-
gram by Offering prayer. He was
followed by the reading of the Dec
laration of Independence by Miss
Bertha Marshall. which was most
ably done, after which there was mu-
sic by Bleuer's orchestra. which dis
coursed appropriate airs at intervals.
Miss Catharine Morrison then read
the Emancipation Proclamation in Il
very able manner. The opening ad-
dress was made by Capt. NJ. j.
Grealish, who in a brief way en-
planned to his hearers the duties of
liberty-loving cilizers, and the re-
spect that they owe to the memory
OF Abraham Lincoln. saying that he
knew him personally and that many
was the chat he had with him. The
captain cited many "reminiscences of
the characteristics of the colored
folk in the south when slavery exist
ed, and concluded by advising them
to love their country and flag, and
do every thing that was honorable and
just.
MAI. Bearsis,ey's Address.
The principal address was made
by Maj. j. nj. Bcardsley, who after
an explanatian of what they had
gathered for, reviewed the trials and
tribulations of the colored people
from the inception Of slavery up to
the present day. He then traced the
entire history of the anti-slavery
movement. and paid a glowing com.
pliment to President Lincoln and the
noblest act of his career-the issuing
of the Emancipation Proclamation.
Other Speakers.
Rev. Washington adore ssed
his colorcd brethren for few mo.
ments, and was followed by State.
Attorney Searle, which concluded the
program. Luncheon was Their
served, and the afternoon spent in
dancing and general amusement
which will be continued this eve
ming.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-22
OMAHA WON OUT.
Rock Island Loses to the Indians In Pref
ty Game Yesterday.

MOCK isianc Loses 10 the INDIANS In a FRET :
ty Game Yesterday.
Omaha lost the first Of the 3-pame
series from the Twins yesterday, it
being one of the prettiest contests of
the season mp to the eighth inning,
when the visitors fell onto Burrell
and got five hits off him and scoring
six ruus, after two men were out,
Rourke's grounder beginning the mis-
chief by getting away from Andrews
and Sweeney, and Lynch letting two
runs in on wild throw to first. Bur-
rell's pitching for the Twins was good,
upto the fatal inning, only giving the
visitors five hits and one run APP to
that time. Clausen was in the box
for the Omahas. and he did liailrv.
but he is a chronic kicker, and at
tempts to win by bluff rather than
merit. 1t seems to be pleasure to
him to disapprove of nearly every
decision the umpire makes, and veil
ing at him without the least provo
cation. Both teams did nice work in
the field with the exception of few
errors. The Twins did not do their
usual hitting, either, being unable
to touch Clausen when they most
needed run, as far instance, in the
third inning when the bases were
full, Hill knocked little fly to the
infield, forcing Kreig out at second.
and retiring the side. In the sew
enth, Cantillon made home run
over the right field fence. but there
was not a man on the bases. The
score: