davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-15
KLetne Uahridhten.

0aS y2t6enbblatt" eribeint mor9en
w;eber ocbtictti9
= Nm b~eutigen Sage ftrben bon IL
ubr 9ta9mtttagS Sic republefanti6en 8orz
tpa6lcn fir ben Staotrat6 itatt. Die bctr.
G~onDentiDnen tperDen tbeilpetie beute
QlbenO, tbeilpeiie morgen ab9ebaIte1.
= DuS hemofrati1be GtaatSz Sen trail
Gomite erlteB geitert Ben offt5ieQen Nufruf
fir bic I'M ~. Sum- 1tattftn0enOe GonDen>
tion. gtomtntrt tperDen ouf bieler @nn>
Dention Elm Sc9abmetlter, Elm SbulOireftor
llno brei @erlpalter Der l1niDeriitdt BON
SutnoiS.
= @eitern @6enO tpur6e Der @r>8 oIi3iit
3bomaS W3oron, welcber 3uiammen nit
Dem Gy>4 %oli5iiten Micbael S. 6ealp unter
Ser Qnflage itebt, Stpo1 9telion ermorbet
3u baben, ebenfallS III 6oft genommen,
na6oem ietnem Wtitangeflagten lcbon Dor
mcbreren @odben OalieIbe S6i6ial wie0erz
fubr.
= SIN 8e5ug auf 6ie bon i6m getpGni6te
Gntlaiiuug bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g ettigrew
bonn 2incoIn 8orf iagte @oup. Qltgel6,
boB Otes feline pOlittl6e MaBregeL iet. Sour
noble ct, baB einmal Elm mirtli6er 2anO1
iAaftS8drtner bic 2tufiidbt fibre, mas bis
jest no9 nl9t Der SAT- 9eDeien lei. IS lei
bies feline 9crionenz unb feline poIitii6e
Sragc.
= 9tm II, QtprtL miro elmer 8erfii9ung
DeS @ountprtcbterS 5ufolQe, 1T @panfton
liber Die ELECTROMAGNETIC cine 2(blt i1nz
rlln9 por9cnommcn lper0en, Sn Gbtca9o
mjrO Sic %2lbitimmun9 i6On am 3. 9lprtl,
Dem Sage Der WtuniSipalmabl, DDr9enom>
men meroen. Sollte Gbicogo bic Gbre ab1
IeDnen, mas alleroingS nic6t wabricbeinlicb
lit, bann f0nnen li6 bic GDanitoner bic
WtiDe Der Qbftimmung iparen.
: g8ober oas @clD 9enommen tperbsn
iou, nm bic 8e0iirfniiie Der I8ablcom7
miiidrc 5u befrieoigen, lit cine 6ragc, Bic
no6 Der 20iung BART. Comptroller Nder9
man bate por9ei3Iagen, baB Oos @elo benz
S6ultono5 entnommen ner0e, Ser GDr>
porattonSanipalt lit aber BET Qtnitcbt, baB
bteier SonbS nicbt OoSu dn9e9riffeu perocn
biirie. Der superintendent mirb
nerlu6cn, Der @ab(beb0rbe etnen 2tusmeg
aus Der ftnanjtelen &lcmme 81 peridaffen.
, 1894-03-15
Rihter BraomelI ais octirerpoliStit.
ct hiIft bcim Ginfan9eu zines Ginbreaers
Qrios.

9oliseirtdb;er 8raoipeQ prGientirte fi3
b%er9angene ltatbt Ser 8ltr9erlbaft letne9
@eribtsbarfeitz Olitrift5 in elmer 1ele1,
bt5bcr an i6m unbefannten @tgenibaft,
n6lnlicb ais acttDcr 6 olt5tit.
@eraoe, ais er lth Dergangene gdbt mach
@rlebigung Der l6iDeren uno mltbeppuen
Q(rbeit bes Observation-Disclosures relp. >2(nz
nebmenS, beimwdrts begeben moute, erbtelt
Ser 0ienittbuenoe lieutenant Der QlrmorD,
Qiett. Collins, bic Weittbetlung, baB Elm
@inbrub in bas 6aus II Ban 8uren Str.
Deriibt Woroen un0 bic @ilbre6er itch eben
anlbidten, ben @elbidbrant 5u iprengen.
Collins tpolte eintge Der IN ben oberen
&Gumen Observation-Disclosures o"li5iitcn nit
benz @infanqen ser @tnbreber betrauen,
oocb CAB er bies auf, ais tbm BET 8oliSeiz
richter bierSu feline 9tenlte anbot, un6 Su
gleicber 3ett Die 9etecttoS 8DrneS u1o
| SoneS etntr1tcn.
Die bier, 3. b. lieutenant Goltus, Set
Boli5etric9ter un6 bic bciben geuannten
Detectives, begaben iidb nun lcbleuni9it
nacb II San 8uren Str. ln6 erfubren bort
BON benz SbanffeLner st. 9. 8armelee,
BET Die Wtttbeilung pom @inbru6 na6 Der
Station 9elanot, baB ct 9eiebcn, mte bret
W6nner zines Ser 6interfeniter Ser 0aDne'z
l6en 3teitouratton erbrodben, 6onn in biele
etnitiegcn unb baB 1te it'd nob BORT befGnz
ben. (9ie @aDne'i9e Gcitauration befin>
bet it6 gera6e neben benz Saloon, in benz
8ormeIee bcibdftiot tit.) Die 3 8oIi5titen
un0 Der Gi6ter i6licben ii6. nacboem ite
ltb nit Qi6tern II. !. 10. Derlcbcn, in bie
%ftnftere GeitauratiOn unD %begannen 6tele
nacb ben @inbrechern ab3ulucbel1. 9ob
biele lcbiencn ~Deridbmunoen Su fem uno
i6on noute ma bic Qtrbcit orfgeben,
ais 2ieut. GputuS inter DEM Gigarrenz
2ooentil9 ii6 etpaS beipegen ia6. Setnen
GeODlDer 5iebenO, rief er ben bort 8eritedz
ten gu, ii6 iofOrt gu erbeben. 0ieS 1baten
iie unter benz @tnbruf beS borge9alteneu
GepclDers nit affenartiger @eibminbi9feit.
9tacbbcm ite ais Derbaftet erflGrt 1pOr0en
tporen, be9ab man it9 auf sic Srcbe nacb
Dem orttten 0enoiien. 0teien fanb Der
tapfere 8raolpeQ suiammengetauert, I'M
Dunteli item Wtllfel 6cS 2ofalS ltegen0. 9aS
&leeblatt ipurOe mtttelit oeS 8atrolpa8enS
na6 Der NrmorD geibafft uno bort unter
ben Nar1en 8ert SOnes, NiQtam Smith
uno IbomaS Woran ais @tnbrecher 0ez
bu6t. Sn Smith 9laubt Bic 8oltsei einen
alien 8efannten, Der bot etlicber 3eit pegen
@inbrucbS nab Solicit 9elanot tporben mar,
3u %erfennen. Gtcbter 8raopeu lit itol3
auf bieie belbcntbat u10 mill fortan feline
freie 3ctt oa5u DerlpenOen, itcb ais 9etectiO
auS5ubiloen.
, 1894-03-15
Qheure Oertrauensfeliofett.

Seine 8ertrauenSielt9fett bat BEN $50.
265 %. Single Str. cine Mtrtbibaft be-
tretbenoen CHARLES Qaibocb UNI S. 9ebracbt.
ST pertraute namltb eincm @ait, gtomens
SultuS &atner, einen So Scbein an, nm
tDn in Der gta6baribaft SIT pccbieln. STAT
ner uno Die s. blieben iebO6 uericbmumben,
bis %atba b Die 9pli3et benodbrtcbtigte.
9tatner murbe fcit9enpmmen uno beute BON
0ttcbter &eriten u1ter $500 8ir9icbaft Dem
@rimtnalgeri3t ~iibermieieu. 2oiba3 mar
bOcbItobft %eritaHnt, 6aB er feline So ni9t
3urIderbieIt.
, 1894-03-15
IN South CHICAGO.

5err G5rap, Gcbobmeiter Ser Suinois
Steel Company III South Gbicago, lagte
geltcrn in 8c5ug Guf bic an porltegcnber
Gteue angetinbt8te Nte6eraufnabme ser
Nrbcit, baB fir bic nd6iten 5iuei Wonote
fir 1000 2cllte auSreibenOe 8el6Qftigung
nnb 0oftnu18 81 Ser 9tnnabme porz
Donben lei, baB insDii6en nere 8eltel=
llngen einlaufcn mitroeu. Ole 0erfe,
ipeItbc on nd9iten MtOntag tpie6er ibrc
&bdtl8fctt beginner, D0ben lett benz Is.
Septembcy 1893 it'll g~citanocn.
, 1894-03-15
Oieueiht ein mor6.

8tr bericbteten ~eeitern, 6aB Ser 6aufirer
Batri6 GorOea burcb einen SAL Dor benz
9auie 298 Glarf Str. itcb 6erarti9e Ser
~lebungcn su3og, OaB CT 6enieIben mach etniz
gen Stunoen I'M '@OuntDbOlpital erlag.
2(lS Die POlt5et i'm fanO, lag ct icbmer
Ntbem bOlenb i'm &innitetn Dor Dem 6auie.
Nnfan9S belt man ibn fir %betrunfen, 6ocb
balO ermittelte man bic Gerlebungen. Sci
Der nGberen unteriu6un9 Ser 8erleBungen
famcn bic 9oipttaldr5te gu Der Qlniibt, 6aB
oteie ntbt auetn BON benz Sale berribren
tonnten unO ma3ten oteY oIt3ei 6arouf auTz
merriam. 0iele ermttteltc nun, oaB Gar
Oeu in benz Saloon bon 8tctOr SnoD (por
beiien Gbilr ct ~9efunben tpuroe), fart gez
trunfeu bate. Snom muroe ins @ebet
9enommen un0 rdumte icblieBlicb elm, ~oaB
@arbeu am 0tenita9 Nbenb fart gctrunfen
llnb ct tpe9en gttbtbe5ablenS Ser 3ecbe nit
tbm Strett 9ebabt bGtte. 9abet babe er
iDm etni9e ~unianfte 6iebe geqeben unb ga
er (GarOelD iicb nicbt berubigen moQtc, ibn
burcb 6cnrD Carroll unb Samcs Mc8 6erz
ion DtnouStDerfen lalien. Snon, Carroll
uno WtcB berion tpurben Derbaftet unb ncrz
Ben III Der 2(rmorD bie Gnti9eibung Ser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a%b5uparten 9aben.
, 1894-03-15
Gin Opfer ser Qolitif.

0r. S. SO. Golbpcu, Ser felt pieGeu
Sabren Die Steuun8 Oes 0te9titrarS fir
&ebenSitatiitit i'm 0elunObeitsalnt bet(ciz
Dete, tpur0e 8eitern BON Wtapoe 6optin9
aus poIittidben llriocben ieiuer StcQulg
ent3obcn. gu icincm 9~tacbfoIgcr lit OF,
Wt, $. Utc8enna al oct 20. g8ar0 ernonnt
iporocn. Ser &ercin ber 2eicbenbeitatter
mocbte 9eitern Observation-Disclosures, nm
ben WfaDor 5ur Q8icoeranitcuung pes ST..
@albtpcl gu Deranloiien. Ser Mfopor blie6
cher bel Ieinem 8eicbLuiie.
, 1894-03-15
Dic0er perfhoben.

0ic &%cr6anOlNN8 Der MorDanfla8e gesen
Trnnf 6dmt(ton tOnntc beute nocb nicbt
Dor 3fjcbter Hcritcn itattfinOcn, ba itc6 ber
a3uitanO Der Dtarp 2Dncb, lpelcbe 6amilton
III ibrer g%obnung, go. 381 Oearbornftr. :,
nit einem Gootibld8er icbper berlebte, no6
nicbt 10 melt g~ebeiiert bat, baB iie ais
3eu9in eribeinen fOnnte.
, 1894-03-15

I'm acknowledgement BET Ser geeen=
tpartigen geotbIage bas @rlangen bon 8e=
l9attt9nng 81 erleibteru, nimmt boS
.Abenoblatt Der SutnOiS Staatssettun9
Steuengelube u~nenteeltli9 auf.
, 1894-03-15

8er Qlrbeiter irgen6 tpelcber 2trt braubt,
erreicbt ietnen 3med am biuiglten un6
beiten 6ur3 cine Qln5eige in ber Q~lbenbauSz
gabe Der SuinOts Staats5eitung. 8retS 10
GentS, iDenn ntcbt mebr ais 10 980rter.
, 1894-03-15

Brteffditeu.

%. $. g8ir f0nnen Sbnem MIR Sen
Gatb ge6en, in ir8enb einem groBcn Sc
i9dft, 3. 9. Bel Wari6au 6ielo Ober SObn
90. 60rlpea, Nachfro9e 81 bolten.
, 1894-03-15

QnSeigen in Der Nbenbaus9obe Set Sui
noiS StaatS5eitltng baben ben beiten @rfolg.
, 1894-03-15

abenOblatt Der 81. @taatsstg. l Gent.
, 1894-03-15
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

IUILICAIIUN.
Annual Statement Of the MILWAUKEE, Mocha
Annuui olutVh.ht MICS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Milwaukee in the State of Wisconsin, on the
3lst day of December, 1893: made to the Insur-
ance superintendent of the State of Illinois,
pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
OFFICERS5 STONED.
Police Had a Hard Time In Dispensing a Mob
o! Milwaukee Citizens

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. l0.-In "A riot last
night at the intersection Of Forest Home
and Eighth avenues and Mitchell street,
resulting whom the police attempted TO
prevent IA mass meeting called 20 protest
against tho action Of the health authorities
about 30 men were injured and II arrests
wero made.
Probably 1000 residents, principally Of
the Eleventh ward, attempted to hold an
other mass meeting In violation Of proc
laInation issued by Mayor Koch, in which
he forbade the. holding Of public gather
ings on the South Sido.
The people had been made defiant by
incendiary speeches at mass meeting
on "Wednesday, and when the small squad
OF police that had been sent there early In
the evening tried to peaceably disperse the
crowds that collected on tho sidewalks,
they resisted. Lator squads Of from 30 to
40 people came from all directions and
gathered on the triangle. The small squad
was powerloss, and re-enforcements were
sent for. When about 100 policemen, In
charge OF Chief OF Police Jansen had ar
rived, the mob was charged.
Under command of Chief Jansen, the
police drew their clubs and drove the mob
in all directions. Those In the crowd had
no intention Of leaving the scene of dis
turbanoe, and after marching up side
streets for half block, returned armed
with stones and threw them at tho officers
The mob was finally dispersed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

The recent Postofice appointments
in this State cause no more surprise
than did the one in Attloboro last
week. The Milford News says:
THE citizens of Attleboro We're
given genuine surprise, last Friday,
by Postmaster General Bissell, when he
nominated George A. Sweeney for
postmaster. They were surprised be-
cause everybody expected that Phillip
f. Brady was 10 have the Office.
The State Central Committee were for
Brady, and the local member was out
spoken in his behalf The Attleboro
Sun says that il President Cleveland
had resigned his Office it would not
have occasioned greater surprise in that
town than the nomination Of Mr..
Sweeney for Postmaster at Attloboro.
Very queer man, is Bisscll. Men who
rendered the Democratic party the
greatest service cut the least ice in his
pond"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

Gov. Matthews of Indiana lfas de
cidcd TO raise the $4,000 needed 10 pay
the troops called ont during the strike
with money borrowed on his individual
paper. He trusts the Legislature TO
reimburse him, and says he takes the
risk because the men did their duty
and need the money. 1t is easy TO
name half dozen States which would
be better places TO live in if they had
men built on this model for Executives.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
CHARGES OF FRAUD
KoIbIteS Say That illegal
Votes Have Been Cast.
MAKE A VIGOROUS PROTEST
Urge Their Supporters to Bring About
New Election.

bIiNiNGHAN, Ala, Aug. l0.-The con
ference Of Kolb leaders gave out state
ment last night which says: "The cleo
tion returns rs reported by the press and
supporters Of the ticket headed by Colonel
Oates, show "a repetition Of the election
frauds Of 1892, with less pretext and abso-
lutely without the least scmblance OF
justification, I'm order to overcome legiti-
mate majorities for our ticket In Al white
counties These false and fraudulent ma
joritios aggregate 3ilo7 from IS black
belt counties In 1892 these same black
belt counties aggregated majorities of 2s,-
o09.
ain addition TO this, the frauds being per
petrated in white counties are not less than
1900 With the contamination Of these
have also been brought forth four or five
fraudulent elections OF senators and IL or
IL fraudulent elections of representatives
In the general assembly. This outrageous
action, intensifed by the impudence and
sfrontery with which 10 has been done,
displayed a disregard Of public senti.
ment In such brazen-faccd manner that
IL seems to havo been intended to add In.
suit TO injury"
Tho statement recommends the holding
of meetings on Thursday, Aug. %, at the
respective courthouses, to act upon this
great crisis, and to insist that manhood,
patriotism and love of liberty, which have
always evoked prompt and decisive action
from them, shall find expression In their
course that will be crsditable to their revo-
lutionary sires, and furnish a precedent In
our history 10 which all will ever revert
with pride and satisfaction. At the same
time and place we would urge the organ
ization of law and ordor leagues to uphold
the supremacy Of that greatest Of all laws
and power-tho sovereign will Of free
Il,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
Routine Business Transacted.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l0.-After a session
lasting only little more than an hour
and half, during which no business of any
Importance was transacted, the senate ad-
journod proceedings Of the house were
enlivened by an attempt on the part of Mr..
Boutelle TO make speech on the recogni-
tion OF the republic Of Hawaii, and to
criticise the administrations course, re-
gardless of rulings from tho speaker
holding that Mr.. Boutelle, who had arisen
nominally on question Of personal priv
ilege, was out of order In his remarks
Tho remainder OF the day was devoted to
the consideration Of private claims, six
bills being passed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
OUTING FOR LITTLE ONES.

The TRIBUNE has arranged for "A free
outing for the little ones Of the city to
take place in a few weeks. The Paw
tucket Steamboat Co. has generously
promised the nse of its boats TO carry
the children to Bullock's Point and one
Of Manager Boydens best dinners will
be served. Toad 'n defrnying the ex-
penses the TEbu, solicits contribu-
tions large or mall from the citizens of
the city, all Of which will be duly ac-
knowledged
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

The necessity for the removal Of
Ledge Rock in the channel opposite
the Newell Coal and Lumber CO.
wharf was forcibly demonstrated last
evening. The Pioneer in charge of
Captain Pond was returning from Bull
locks Point with a good load of passen-
gers and when at this point she was
obliged 10 stop as schooner was
anchored across the channel unloading
brick mt Cottrclrs wharf and absolutely
refused to move until the brick was un
loaded.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
NeMioundland,s Crisis Is Over.

ST. JOINS, n. F., Aug. 10.-After five
months Of unexampled disturbance tho
crisis in Newfoundland politics was ended
yesterday. Governor o. Brien assented to
the bills passed at the special session, and
the Legislature closed until February next.
The Whiteway party leaders are disquali-
fed through corrupt practices, and 1t will
be almost impossible for those remaining
to win a majority Of seats at the coming
hv-aleotiona
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS.

Amesbury's Mass tax rate Is $3.50
Burglars were scared away by parrot
at Danvers, Mass.
Lyman Small Of Andovcr, Me-, shot by
Officer Worm0ll, Is dead.
Frank III. Cousens was nominated at
Biddeford, Me, for state representative.
The Fifth regiment veterans OF Con-
necticut held tlvir 2Sth reunion at Nor
witch Conn
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
Administration Gets the Cold Shoulder.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 10.-In the
Democratic state convention, the com.
mittee ON resolutions eliminated all refer.
ences 10 the administration. The plat
form favors free and unlimited coinage OF
silver at the ratio Of 10 to 1, and pronounces
the Wilson bill only partial fulflllment
of pledges; declares in favor OF electing
senators by popular votes, and condemns
the protective association in politics. The
convention, after 1P hours wrangling, not
only failed TO fix up ticket, but receded
from the nominations already agreed
upon.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

Adjournment of Cor gross is one of
the blessings prayed fr. in the pos
sibiltiy of prompt urd favorable
answer to this prayer hes much of the
hope for Il revival Of trade and in.
dustry becoming TO tho approaching
Fall season.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
Three Blocks Dropped In.

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. l0.-A mine, un-
derlying part Of the western portion OF
this city, caved in yesterday afternoon for
a distance OF three blocks, affecting prop
erty to tho extent Of s2,50o,OO0, and caus-
ing an excitement which almost verged on
panic among the residents Of the locality.
The cave-in was caused by robbing the
pillars which support the roof of the mines
Twenty eight houses were wrecked.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
Wilson Talks.
The Colored Voters, Convention.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Aug 10-Thc second
days session of the colorcd voters con
vcnti N was noisy one throughout, the
two factions keeping up noisy wranRle.
Professor House OF Kane was elected
president Of the permanent organization.
The convention endorsed the entire Re.
publican state ticket.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
In Defiance OF the Cars EdIot

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-A cablegram
was received last night from Rabbi
Krauskopf stating that he had arrived
safe and we'll In LuzernO, Switzerland,
after trip through Russia. DIR.
Krauskopf left this city bent on an at
tempt to visit Russia to inquire into the
condition of his race there, in the face OF a
Russian cdict forbidding Jews to enter the
Countpv
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
viii Eiuht For His lob.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l0.-Shipping Com
missioner Dryden, removed by Secretary
Carlisle, says: II do not propose to leave
this office without making fight. / have
discharged tho duties Of the Office to the
satisfaction Of the shipping men, and
will STAY right here"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
A Peaceful Catherine.

SARATOGA, Aug. l0.-Sept. 20 and Sara
toga are the date and place determined
upon for the holding of the Democratic
convention. The Democratic state Cola
mittee met last night, and instead Of
chickering's and quarrels there was held one
of the shortest meetings on record and
not dissenting voice on the various reso-
lutiona presented
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

the same company would not assent TO
"A time limit clause in the ordinance.
But now as soon IA the Moshassuck
Railroad Co. looks for this franchise il
comes in and tries TO head the new one
off and shut out honest competition.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
Dolnu Better Than Expected.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. l0.-The commander
Of the little torpedo boat Ericsson, which
is now flying down the Mississippi on hor
voyage to New York, sent tho following
telegram TO the navy departments "Ercs-
son performs admirably. Bearings nll cool.
Machinery performance exceeds highest
expectations. Congratulations"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

a remarkable tribute to the stability
Of the French Republic is the fact that
the serious illness Of the Count of Paris
does not cause even ripple OF public
interest in the country. The reprosen-
tatives of monarchy have ceased 10 rep
resent anybody but themselves.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
Disagreement on Appropriations.

WAsHINGToS, Aug. 10.--The conferrees
on the sundry civil bill will report dis
agreement. The main points Of difference
arc the appropriations for the purchase Of
the Malone site for government printing
office; for public buildings in Washington,
Idaho, Montana and Wyoming, and for
the survey of arid lands.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

1t is well known that the sailing craft
on the river have the right of way
through the bridges between here and
Providence. This right is respected as
a rule at all Of them except the railroad
bridge at Fox Point. At this bridge
many times the Pawtucket boats are
unnecessarily delayed by the men in
charge.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

The Westerly Sun cxclaims We'll,
we're of again" No .planution is APP
pended. This is to. bad. We are
sorry 10 hear that nc sun is "oil
again" How did it happen?- New
port Herald.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

Somebody snid that Eu ..l Sage was
about to give away 100000 40 in chari-
ty. Mr.. Sage promptly denies the
truth of the statement. 10 is we'll that
so prodigious SANDER hc .peedily re-
fntel
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
Not One Escaped Injury.

HAzELToN, Pa, Aug. l0.-Twenty- y-hve
people were injured, some seriously, In
collision between two trolley cars on the
electric road near Oakdale yesterday.
When tho collision occurred, the cars wero
going at high rate Of speed, In opposite
directions Not a single passenger escaped
injury
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
EIaht Persons Killed.

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. l0.-Tho north
bound Rock Island passenger train was
wrecked on high bridge between four and
five miles south of here shortly after 10
o'clock last night. Eight persons are
known to have been killed. five of them
being burned TO death
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

The Pswtucket street Railway Co.,
as usual, played a dog gin-the-manger
DO licy at Wednosa1y nights meeting
of the Aldermen by putting in n peti-
tion for track e. Fairlawn, along
Weeden street. When that franchise
was under consideration one yenr ago
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
Quiet on the Overland.

OMAHA, Aug. 10-The Union Pacific
main line between Omaha and Ogden will
tomorrow be free from the protection ef
troops. General Brooks has summoned
back to their posts the last of the soldiers
remaining along the Overland road.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
Many Friends Mourned.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1O.-Funeral services
over the body Of Mrs. John w. Dunno
patti Rosa were held at the Church of the
Ascension yesterday afternoon. Theatri-
cal people and social lights were present
from far and near The floral tributes
gCrg numerous.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
An Extensive Idea,

WAsHINGToE, Aug. I0.-1'he house com
mittee on accounts reported favorably a
bill giving members OF congress clerks
during the recess of congress a minority
report urges that recess clerks would be
needless eXtrayagance
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
viii Keep Out OF u.

ROME, Aug. 10.-The official journal an
nounces that the government will main
tain neutral position In the war between
Japan and China.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
Not q Successful Venture.

CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-Tho Woman's Bank
ing company the stockholders aRd direc.
tors Of which are exclusively women, as
signed yesterday The liabilities and
assets are small.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
krnument Of Seli.Dsiense.

CovINGToN, Va, Aug. l0.-In the trial
Of Captain Goodman, charged with tho
murder of Colonel Parsons, Goodman's
counsel claim that Goodman, before firing,
noticed a movements on Parsons part in
di,atina an intention to draw n revolver.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
France Too Slow For Him.

LONDON, Aug l0.-M. Turpin has be
come dsgusted with Frances lack of ap-
probation OF his inventions and has Of
fured them Co Germany.