davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-07
Der pferoemarft.

@tnem 8eri5te 6es Stdttftfers Gobtn7
ion bonn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wtntitertum
3ufolge lit i'm 2aufe 6es IeBtperfloIfenen
SaDres bic @eialnmttabG Ser Bferoe in
Dieiem 2an6e UNI 125 SOB suriidgegangert
unD be3tferte tie itb i'm OOrt8cn Sanuar
auf 16,081,139. Ser 8rei8 fir 8ferbe
bal LIBERAL, 9t6o6e SslonO u16 S0abo aus
genommen, eiten enpfin0licben &itdidblag
erfa6ren l1nb Der lit cine naturltcbe 6olge
zines 9tacBlaiienS BET 9tabfrage.
0ur6 ben 8Gu bon 6O6baDnen, Gabelz
unO eleftrii9en StroBenba6nelt, pelc6e in
Oielen StGbten an SteQe Don 9fer0e6a6z
men traten, 1T Dem 8fer1eban0el Elm icbpez
rer Schlag Derlebt tpor0en. 2(ucb beiBt es,
baB Die PferOe pelbe btS9er gum .3ie6en
bon @analb0ten benuBt tpurbel1, balo itber>
fltlitg tDer0en t%plirDen, lpetl auc1 bier gum
Sortbepe9cn 6er TabrSeuge @lettri3itQt in
NnDenDung 9ebrabt mer6en fol-. Sn
pte melt 0teie Triebfraft ipGter in
no6 anbere, ieBt bon 8fer6en 8elteferte
8etpegfraft erieBen ptrb ipouen
mir e%inftpeiIen nO9 Oa6tn 9eiteUt
ietn laiien. Gtnen Sroit fam oer
Bferbe5it6ter tmmerbtn in benz linz
itanbe ftnDen, 6aB biSber Sic 6urb eleftriz
lc4e n1O 1nDere Srtebtr0tt auBer 9ten1t
9eiteuten 8ferbc nur baupti6bli3 Iolcbe
tparen, tpel6e fir i6nere Qlrbett ii9 gu
letCbt ertpteier, ais Sraber 81 langiam uno
i4perfdui8 un6 gum @oripannen oor
Samilientuti6en nibt 9efGQtg un6 orz
iebnlt3 genu8 unO au9 fir anbere s3nefe
tpent9 9eet9net tparer. SIS tpirb BON erz
fabrenen Bfer6eaii9tern nit 8efimmtbeit
perii4ert, baB Der Bfer0emarft in ~etnigen
t~oenigen Sabrem feline fribere Steuung
tpteoer etnnebmen unO Bic Na6frage nac1
~iun9en 8ferben in flint Sabren BON ieBt
at 2eb6afti9feit NIGHTS 81 Witni4en iibris
la1ien pirb. Garrtage7B ferOe BON gutter
3ubt unO 0faiie unb feit9ebaute, icb,pere
NrbeitSpferOe, peIcbe groBe 2aitet ouf
tur5en Streden 10 raicb cntGan9 5u 5ieben
bermOgen, pie eS nit Der Sicber6eit bes
g ubiitumS auf BEN bele6ten StraBen elmer
Sta6t in Ginfla1g 3u bringen lit, tpiirben
Damn ntdt LANCE auf aaufer SIT tparten
boben.
, 1894-03-07
Nuten Ser Sdof5udt.

Sn man6en @e9enben ic6eint ficb bic
Neigun9 tunb 5u 9eben, Ser niebrtgen
9reiie fir 8oue balber Sic Scbafz
5ucbt an BEN 9to9el gu bGngen. 8em MIN
aucb bic WDue utter BEN gegentpGrtigen
8reilen nur meni9 e%inbringt, 10 lit Oamit
bOc9 t%eineSpe9S geiagt, baB bon benz S9aie
bic 8oue aIetn 81 pertpertben lit.
6armer, ipelc6e niAt 10 flint bel ser 6an6
itnb, bieTGtnte ms &orn 8u %tuerfen, iprecben
ii9 babin aus, O0B Elm gutcS Wfutteri6af
nit etneut feiiten 2an1m unO mGBig
bibi3em N1teB einen @etpimn BON 200Bro5
gent abtptrft uno Die 8rooufte bon Npril
bis 2luguit, oliD SIT elmer 3cit, no ser
Sormcr tpent9 anbere gr5eugnilie 5u Derz
lpert9en bat, in ser gr0Btcn gta9fra9e
iteDen. SIS lit ia auBerOem 8ur @enitge be-
tannt, in pie tnni9er 8er6tnouug Die
S6afSud6t NIT benz 8etrieb Ser gan5en
2anbptrt6i4aft itebt; ie lit ~por5u9Speiie
9eeignet, 8obenflGc6en 5u benuBen, Sic 5u
teiner an6eren 0tuBan9 tau9It4 itn6. Ser
ner fam BET Sarn1er OaS @raS auf Stop
peltelOern unb 8racbddern, iotpie ben
lebten berbtliDen Otacbtrieb auf Q8teien
nicbt DortbetlDafter %ausnuBen, ais Ourcb
Sbafnieb uub san3 beionbers bemertenSz
ipertb lit ser 0tuBen bes Wttltes. NIio nur
ni9t angitItb!
, 1894-03-07
697itr 9uu9 nno 9t(t
But Delebrnn9 Tito Nnterbaltuno,
3ono mc11allY's Samtlien 2ltlas
in ne11tId1er Arsnute.

9te1e %mertbpOQe gSerf entbdlt ouf 331 Soften 1877 nadJ oem
uf1natfn Observation-Disclosures 9eruernngem ter9efeIte garten. Ser
9roBe NtoBftab, iOmie bic tberiiftliden Sarben erm6gGtfen cine
19nele, let9te Srientiruh9. DentftlauO alein fn0 s un0 0efer=
tdJsan9arn 4 Seiten Rarten s%euiOmet. Die 9~arteGung ieat
l9 Dem Seten an Die Sette, mas Die 9rap6iide 8unt gelnfert bat.
Stir @roB nno &lein beet e8 Selebrung in aQen 6ragen, be-
1OnOerS TT Garnllten mil Sd)ulkin0ern birfte e8 i9 a1s en wtrtb=
unles YndD tnrt 5tnterridJt umO 'nr SebfbeleBrnn9 erteiien Die
AuSitattun9 1T OeS SnbaGtS pHrOi9 unO iOltbe. 9as Gapnr lit fir
Ote1en 3wed be1OnOerS Oauerbaft berfrt9t Der gin6ano NIT @OlO=
Druid Oer5ert. Dr eaornpreIs Oets lUerkes it 1915.
9e IbOnnenten os uNbenDblattes" fDnnen bafielbe 9e9en
etnen Coupon nno $500 lit gaar anf unferer office abboleu.
, 1894-03-07

- @iinitige gtadbri9ten itber ben Stanb
Ser @iebbeerben tomnen II gtebroSfa,
9teu Wtertco, 9(rt5ona, Sbabo unb Mtonz
tana, i'm WeftIi3en &anias aber unb in
Otla6oma unO Geras baben furbtbare
S6nceitiirme etnen icbmeren GerIult an
8ieb 3ur Sol9e 9ebabt, tpel9er in Segas
oOcin auf 10 - 30 8ro5ent beS 9~elammten
8iebitonbes beredbnet tpirb. Sn Colorado
b%eftuben Die 8iebbeerben iicb in 9utem !3uz
ftanbe, 6o6 Itnb ite beOeutepO 5uiammen
gei6rumpft unb es pirO %bebauptet, baB bic
Giebsubt baieIbt nibt Die 6alfte ser
QuSbreitun9 mebr Bat, bic ite Dor Sobren
nod beiaB. 8efriebigenbe Nu8ipeiie font
men aus 1ttab unb Q8Domtng, nur Der
n0rblicbe She'll beS lcBteren States bat
burcb ben neuli9en 8lts8orO fart 9elitten,
melcber aucb benz 8teb I'M Snbianer Ser
ritorium libel mtt9eiptelt bat.
, 1894-03-07
Die 9(nttperberer @tobtberpoIt

= Die Q(ntperpener StabtbertpaItung
%ber0nentItcbt bos 8er5eicbntB Der bel @elez
9enbett Der Qusitelung ftattfin6enben teitz
ltcben 8erantaItungen II. /. N. 9aSielbe
entbGlt Sc 9tummern, barunter 8 @pngreiie,
Elm grOBes eltertbimGi9es Set fir Bic
Sbeilnebmer an BENT 8reBcongreB in benz
Acknowledgements Q(ltzQlnttperpen" einen
6eit3ug ber neutrality-suspicious. 4 Safelz
8it9e, 8ettrennen unb &abWettfa6ren, Sez
ge(re9atten II. I. ~.
, 1894-03-07
2lusfeben Don Wal0bdumen.

Die lan6mirtbi6aftlid6e Decentralization
Ser l1niberiitGt BON SuinoiS 9tebt in etnem
Bulletin (9to. 26) Bic 9teiultate zines Ser
iucbes b%efonnt, Der nit Dem QtuSiebelt BON
@olobGumen 9en1acbt purOe, Ser Geriub
begann i'm Sabre 1871 unb eS tpurDen out
ettuas iiber - glder i'm @an3en % Sorten
, 1894-03-07

- Die 2tuofubr californiicber Neme
mach europa I'M Sabre 1893 ma cine iebr
befr;eotgenbe, benn fte be3ifferte iicb All
40, 6O9 @allonen. 9aDon entftelen ouf
OroBbritannien 84,811 @%a0onen, ouf
9euti6lanb Sc, 1851 un6 auf anbere euro
pGilbe 9Gnber 25, 947 @aaonen.
, 1894-03-07

- 9te 0re11Sreiter BOUNDARY Riders)
guitraltens iin0 cine 70 c~tgenartt9e Grippe,
tpte tie ionit poDl nir9enbS me6r porfommt.
SIM grtragen bon Strapa5en auer Q(rt,
bon 6u1lger unD 0urit ~leiiter1 tie ltngLau6=
ltbeS obte lie tDGre elm GROCER GbetL oeS I'M
neren QuitraltenS, Der uocb fetne feiten
NniteOelun9cn BON QSeiBen bat, &ebteren
6urc6auS Deribloien. @ntpcoer auetn
oOer ais NnfltDrer elmer Nn5aDl i6tpar3er
(etngeborener) 8oLiSiiten bur6itreifen ie
unermit0Itb DaS ipeite 2anb, in 9o6em
0ra0e 9efitrdtet bon ben nll0en Qlultralz
negern, sic nit ibre1n 8unterang 1cbOn
mancben t6rer Setnbe btnterrltdS nieoerz
ge1trcdt baben. 8or einiger Belt ian0te
Der GolontaliecretGr ben @ren5reiter GDrroO
nit 3ebn i6tpar5en BoliStiten aus, UNI
meDrere S9ipar5e, tpeIcbe itcb Deri9teoener
Wtorotbaten lcbul0ig gentdbt botten, bel
8ertle 0alg0 5u ~Derbaften. Die 8erbafz
tung mar aucb gelungen, 0ann aber ipuroe
Die tletne Sruppe bon 1ttebreren 6unOert
@tn8eborenen an9cgrjffeit. Sn fortpGbz
renbcm Sample 9e9en Die l1cbermacbt 5o9
ne ltcb 5urud, fDnate aber Die SteIe Der
&u1te, mo- Elm SabrSeu9 i6rer %tpartete, nicbt
erretcbet, ul1D man belt tie fir berloren.
SeBt totnmt Die Jtacbrtbt, oaB Der tapfere
@onroD nit ietnen @efangenen i'm GuBeriten
g{oroen Der G~Olonie, auf SburSbaD SSlan6,
angelan9t lit. '9tab fait ununterbrohenem
pter5ebntdgigen Sample mar es ibm unO
letnen 8egleitern inter gerin9en Gerluiten
~gelungen, ben 8ilben 81 entfOmmen. SIM
Sloen mahten Die bericbttgtct Dora
9OrazS bnar5eu Der Gegierung bel 3u
ibaffen. Ginige paren ais Bolt8iiten III
ben 9ienit berielben 9etreter, paren aber
balb nit g8affen unb Qtusriitun9 ents
floben. DIS eS benz 8oIi5iitcn Sing gez
lang, Ie untpett bes groBen Malee@S Scrubs
gu Derbaften, 9eitnn0en tie, mebrere @niteO>
Ter ermorbet 3u baben, unO lpcroen nun
fur3er 6an6 gum Strange oerurt6eiIt tpers
ben. Inter ben @ren3rettern b~efinOen it3
nicbt peni8e 9euticbe, tpeIc6e Oabetm S9iff7
brub %gclttten baben unb pe0er 8ermO9en
nod &enntntiie 8enug beIaBen, UNI eS bier
gu ettpaS Srbettlic6en Sit 6%ringen; elmer
tbrer @orgeiebten lit Elm ebemaliger preHBtz
i9er @aOaGerie>O fficier.
, 1894-03-07
St0utntb01t1tt
Der
@FltnnHTtEuttttn.


- SIN 8a6en>8a0en lit Ser berii6n1te
fran3Diii6e S6rtftiteuer un6 Mfabemtter
Wtarime bu Camp 9eitorben. @r mar nit
Der Samilie 6uiion, in beren 8tQa er
pGbrenb bes SOmmers tpObnte, iebr be-
tretnbet un6 felt DieLen Sdbren Elm regeLz
mGBt9er 8eiuber ber 8Gberitabt. Wfartme
ou @amp, ais SObn zines Qr5tes I'M Sabre
1922 in 9artS geboren, fiibrte in ieiner
Sugenb Elm lebr betpe9teS 2eben. @r be-
reiite nit guitau Slaubert BEN Orient, be-
tbeili8te itb All Den Sunie& 6mpfen, ging
tpieOer nab Dem Orient un6 focbt inter
@aribalOi in SiSiIien. 4Ls Scbrtftfteuer
mar er BON altBerorbentGicber S%rucbtborfeit
uno betpegte iicb ouf allen Iiterariid6en unb
tournoliitti6en @ebieten nit Salient unb
@eiit.
, 1894-03-07
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Of the REARLNG FIRE
Reading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st
day OF December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06

- Sobn Notb BON Qamberton be-
iorste letten Mittwo@ @ei@dfte in
Nerp lllm.
- 9enry 0ebber, Trans &ieslins
unb 81. 9eolunb uon @intbrop uaren
AM Sonntas auf uniern Straben ju
ieben.
- Mlmim unb SRI. Minnie Berg
aus SLEEPY Gpe uerbradten ben Oants
iasunsstas bel 6reunben uno @erwanbs
ten babier.
- Sobn Moeser uerreiite am Mons
tas nod 81. Yaul, moielbf er in Der
MilitGr=@ apeue bes IL. SnianteriesRes
9iments ais SolosNltoiit aui orei Sabre
ben Dieniteio ableste.
- 0eriaume Niemanb, bic @eibs
na9tsanseise pom %. 9ummel in uns
ierer beutisen Drummer gu leien uno il9
alsbann ale bic bibi9en Weibna@tsias
den i'm @ei@dft beielbm an5uieben.
8er biQise unb CUTE 6ei3s unb
&o9Sien gu ~taufen wiini@t, uerse1e
ni9t, baB er bies am beiten in 9auoens
i9ldsers Store bewertiteuisen Tam. 80
y @elo 1T belieb,sen Sumn,en Tam
in Der Gitisens 8ant BON Nem l1lm ses
gen @runbeisentbums Si@erbeit auf
ldn9erer 3eit gu nieorisen Sntereii len ses
bor9t weroen. 40
- Die bieiise alte Nose .. B. $.
=. feiert nd4iten Sonntas in ben fer>
ti9 9eiteQten &dumen bes 9ermannss
ibr S%tiftunssfet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06
Gourtlan6 Nadridten.

s. Beper BON Xambertcn ueilt auf eli
mem mebrtdsisen 8eiu@ in @ourtlano.
=. q. 3ieste unh Tamilie meilten
mdbreno BET Dantj a9unswo@e bel Ter>
manoten in Sleepy @pe.
g. so. Qabb perbra9te ben Sonntas
in ct. Peter.
6eute Mbenb finbet in Der @obnuns
ION =. &i@art bic Vermdblun9 pon
Fri. Mnna Bernot NIT @rnit &i9art
1tatt. Das iunse paar wirb feline bei>
matD auf Der, ieit mebreren Sabren uon
@rnit bearbeiteten Tarm in &ebwoo6
County nebmen. @ir sratulireu.
Wie mir uernebmen, bat Geo. IS.
S@lottmann babier Elm 9otel, uerbun>
ben NIT ei,em 2eibitau er0finet. 9ier>
bur9 wuroe einem8 eourfniB absebolfen,
bos ii@ bereits felt Sabren bemertbar
ma@te.
Sobn Tenste perbra9te eini9e Gage
BEL u@smeiie bel g. Mrubt.
SRI. Olga 9inb, nnb Serb. uno Nl>
bert S@rober bon oer Wantatoer Nor>
moli@ule uerjebrten lire Bortion Cur
tep am Dantia9un9stase 3ubauie.
&eu. q. 9.S@dfer bdlt grpedun9ss
8erlammlun9en in COTTONWOOD.
@ntipre@enbe programme fir bic
MISUNDERSTANDING werben an mebreren
Pldten %einltubirt.
Grau Peter 9anien rueilte am Sonn>
tag it SLEEPY @pe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06
0roker Verotent!

Ier uns feline Nbbrehe e~inicnbet. benz ienben mir per
Got senaue Nustunit aber elm gang neues Gei@ait,
irsenb cine Eerou mdnnliden ober meibliden
9ei4ledts auf ebrli@e Metie unb obne srobe Nuslasen
lnb Wtube iber 100 Dollars per Wtonat perbienen tdnn,
.Ionoern elm ebrli9es 9eiddit. Iobrei fire;
JOHN HOUSE 4 CO., Canton, Lewis Co.. No
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06
Ntue Mn3et8em.
ean~owirtbt1attltner 8erett.

Nd@iten @amita9, ben 8. Oe3ember, Ra@=
mitta9s 2 llbr, finbet III Der 5mrnba0e bic
idbrlide General 81 riammluns bes 8ereins
1tatt. Da auBer Der 9eamtenrpabl umb Be-
ri1teritattuus Der 8eamten nod @ej9Gjte
pon &i9tisteit ;rr geipre6uns fomine,l,
ioutem aQe MitsIieber IS ii9 jur NFi@t ma=
de,1, berielben bei;umobneu.
9. Suni, Setretar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06
f. & A.. f
empfebleu fir bieie II. na@ite Wo@e
GTtra Bargains IN 9rb GOODS
-als:-

wouener Glannel BON Is Cts. an per
Oarb.
GottonFanneu in alien Tarben pom
10 Gts. pro Oarb an.
Calico pom 4 Cts. an.
Der bette @in9bam fur 7 Gts.
Die bette beuti9e Stridmolle, 4
Strans fir 80 @ts.; ferner baben mir
+ cine i@one Nuswabl in 9erren>
,.ater;eus 20 so Gts. an pro Stid.
&leioers &n0pfe gu 5 @ts. bas Out.
Goats 3wirn gu 1 @ts. bic Spule,
uno nod ueri4iebene Mrtitel iebr biQis.
N. B.. Sir Gier unb Butter unb ale
anberen Tarmprooutte wiro itets Der
b0@ite Marttpreis be3ablt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06
9@mtcoe,0et@dft-

Die 1nter;ei9neten ma9eu hermit betanut,
baB ie bas friiber 0 Sobu @iebenbrunner
9etibrte S9miebe9ei9dft at Minneiota
Strabe, ;,piiden @enter unb 1. Siibitrabe
iett inter benz Sirmaname1 Siebenbrunner
& 8ilbar 9emei,l9aitli@ betreiben. IQe
S9miebearbeiten peroeu auf bas 8eite BE-
ior9t unb benz 8ei9la9eu Don Yferben wirb
gang b~eionoere &ufmertiamteit 9ei9entt.
Sobn etebenbrunner.
DanI &BtIbura.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-06
!3u berrenten ODER ~ nertau.
fen.

Gas gum Ii@0pel'i@m Na9laB 9ebOrenbe
Wobnbaus III Der Nabe bes 2ofomotiu=
S4uppens 1T ;u uerrenten ODER inter 9iiniti>
gen Seoin9un9en 3u uertanteu. 9tdbere
9lustuuit ertbeilt
Geter Seria an
gormnno Der minberiabriseu GI30peli@em
Rinber.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-20
PeiXOtO and ylellO,

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S-A Montevi deo
cable says: The usual desultory firing
has been going on in tn: Rio harbsr for
the last two days, AMI the TummGndere's
rapid gunnery, with smokeiess powder,
has been unusually effective. The action
of the British gunboat Beqgle, in cruising
for two days outside the port, has caused
the government officers considerable
annoyance. They seem to think she
went out to watch for the arrival of the
Apuidaban, or any other rebel ship, and
then bring the news into port.
Peixoto's guns are shelliug the rebel
naval stores on Gusades island. Rebels
in launches and the island garrison maln-
tain their fire on the city ei Rio day and
night with rapid-fire guns, killing and
wounding inoffensive persons. This has
reused inuch i'll feeling among even the
friends OF the rebels, who protest against
the wanton destruction ct life. Contin
uous attacks have been made tor the last
two days by the fleet upon the landing
places of the NitcherOy, but the govern
meuI OaLteIles answer UrlSkly.
President Peixoto has received tele-
phone from Porto Allegro, saying that
the insurgents under General Tayares
had raised the serge of Bage and have
fled, and are being pursued by Colonel
Lsmpero and bis command. Bages gar
rison, Which was composed of national
guardsmeu, citizens and some regulars,
successfully sustained the seige Tor 18
days and 10 nights, suffering great hard
ships from lack of provisions. Among
the beseigers we're 500 Uruguayans, and
the cruel killing of several citizens cap
tured, the sacking of houses on the out
skirts. the violence shown to women and
the slaughter of children are blamed by
the BrszlIIans, it IS reported IN Rio,
largely upon these Uruguayans.
When Rear-Admlral Benbsm with his
staff and United States Misister Themp-
son paid visit to the minister of foreign
affairs in Rio, they were received With
the utmost courtesy. 1t is rumored that
there is split in the rebel councils and
that Mello is not in accord with Saldanha
da Cana.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-20
Editor stead or Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17-WIllian T. Stead
made an address at the Peoples Ias'i-
tute on the West Si;'e last night, and
abused everything Chicago possesses His
ohject was to show up the sesmy side ct
':ie III this city, including the rich men
who rob right and; cit, aud the women
who sell their nodIes in order to- get
bread. He took fling at the city coun
ell, denouncing il as being composed in
the main OF men who came from the very
lowest element of the city, aud said the
idea of such men legislating for such
great city as Chicago was absurd. He
intimated that many of the members of
the city council were little better than
thieves, and be was literally npp!auded
for the sentiment. The wealthy woman
who thinks only cf herself and neglects
her hungry and down -trodden sisters.
came in for a share of attention. The
speaker drew pictures between tine wo
man rolling in wealth, who because of
her social position and her fear of losing
/ it Kept herself free from faint, and the
poor woman, who, harassed by want and
poverty, threw herself into the gutter to
get bread to keep her from starving. Mr..
Stead did not think the society woman
was any better than her weaker sister,
who however pure in heart she might be
was compelled by force of circumstances
to abandon a moral life. Stead's words
in discussing this phase of fife were 30
bread that most of the women in the aud
ience blushed with shame, and some Of
them left the hall.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-20
Lost In the storm :

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Dutch
steamer AMSTERDAM, from Rotterdam, ar
rived this morning. She reports a sue
cessioD OF gales aud tremendous seas.
Sunday last, during northwest gale, she
sighted what was supposed to be the
American fishing schooner, Maggie e.
Wells, of Gloucester. Mass In a sinking
condition, ,and with her boats stove in. In
response to signals for, assistance. Chief
Officer J. Meyert, Second Boatsman, Ere
quart, Carpenter A j. Ondyn, Storage
Steward A. Boso, Quartermaster F. M.
Erchho.D, Seanan "A. Vanleet, and Sea-
man A. Vanterwi!t volunteered to man
beat to rescue the crew of the sinking
vessel, numbering a5ont IA. When the
boa. neared the unfortunate vessel it cap
sized in squall aud all perished except
Vanterwilt. Another crew volunteered,
but the captain thought it too hazardous,
and decided to wait until the gale sub-
sided. The steamer kept IN the neigh
borhood. but in heavy gale and snew
storm lost sight of the schooner, and
thereafter was unable to Gnd any trace
of her 1t is believed she foundered with
all on board.
The schooner Maggie e. Wells, left
Gloucester, Mass, December 90 for
Grand Banks, after trip for fresh hall
but. No news has been received from
her since. The crew consisted Of Captain
DsYIdson and 13 men.
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Over at Yancnuyer.

VANCOUVER, Wash, Jan. 17-About
ten days ago man, who refused to give
his name. landed on Shaw's island eppo-
site this city, and with crew of m be-
gan digging near two cottonwood trees
on the small island adjoining Snsw's
island, which is leased by Jay Beach, the
horsemsn, Mr.. Beach Immediately ssked
what he was doing. The man said be
had come from England to find treas
ure that had been buried by his brother
during the time of the Hudson's Bay
Company, who was pirate and had to
leave the country suddenly on account
of trouble and was unable to take his
money alsng. The man in the party who
was searching for the treasure kept
sharp lookout over the men working
from early morn till night, regardless of
the stormy weather. Monday morning
all su ]denly quit work. and in the sfier
noon of the same dav they left without
disclosing the result to any one. The
Englishman had chart showing the
country all along the river. 1t is thought
he found the treasure.
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Bold Train Robbers.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Jan. 18-A gang of
five robbers, supposed to be the same
men who robbed the fast tram on the
Burlington road here week ago, held
up the Kansas City, ST. Joseph s. Coun :
Gil Bluffs train at Roy's Branch. two
miles north of this city, early this morn
ing. The boldup was on the same spot
where, last September, gang undertook
to hold op train, but found the railroad
officials had information of the fact and
had made up dummy train. loaded with
officers, and in the fight which resulted
two robbers were killed. Last nights
robbery was conducted in an unusual
way. A torpedo was exploded under the
train and red light swung before it.
When the tram stopped, the engineer
and fireman were covered with revolvers
and marched back to the express car,
part of the gang meantime guarding the
rest of the train and firing occasional
shots with warning to passengers not
to put their heads out efth cars. When
demanded, the express-messenger opened
the door, aud while one of the robbers
covered the engineer, fireman, express
messenger and baggageman with revel-
vers, making them stand In line With
hands up, inside the car, the others went
through the safe This work completed,
the trainmen were marched TO the mid
die OF the train and the robbers disap-
peared in the willows beside the track
The train was brought back tn this city
and the authorities notified. No at
tempt was made to rob :be passengers or
mail car. The express messenger says
the robbers got nothing to speak of. as
there was very little IN the way of money
or valuable in the safe.
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Fire at Hillsboro. .

HnLsBoRo, Or. Jan. 1S-About 80
o'clock this morning fire was discovered
in the rear of the Odd Fellows hall at
this place. So quickly did tne flames
aprsad that very little could be done to
either check their pregres or save any Of
the contents Of the building The bulls
ing was the property of Montezums lodge,
No. so, 1. o. o. F. Tho upper portion
has long been used as lodge-room for
the Odd Fellows order; also for that of
the Knights of Pythlas, Foresiers and A.
o. q. W. The lower story has been &C..
cupied by s. NJ Heidel as a bakery and
confectionery store. Both buildings and
contents were totally destroyed. The
loss on the building ana the property be
longing to the different lodges, in the
way of paraphernalia, etc, will reach
$500; on, this there is an insurance of
$1,000. Heidel also looses his entira
stock. which is estimated at $500; insur
ance, $3.50.
The origin of the FIRE is doubtless due
to the explosion Of lamp Heidel WAS
engaged in the bakery. which wss loca
ted In tue rear of the lower story. and
had occasion TO go out into the trent of
the store. He left lamp burning near
the oven. A few minutes later be was
startled by the discovery that the prem.
ises were on fire.
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an organization that has made the his
tory of the nation since the Democracy
gave up the reins of government In
weakness and disgrace, and to none of
them can the present hard times be
attributed. The charge can be refuted
by any school boy, and is made with
the same object in view that he who
has committed larceny and is escaping
with his plunder, attempts to hide his
crime by attracting attention to his
innocent neighbor and screaming
stop thief"
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Oregon Producers Protest.

At meeting of the North Pacific Wool
Growers association held in Salem Tuesday
forcible resolutions were adopted protesting
against the Wilson tariff bill. which places
wool on the free list, and the president and
secretary of the ASSOCIATION were directed to
forward a copy of the resolutions to our
representatives and senators and urge upon
them to do all IN their power against the
passage of the unjust Wilson bill.
A similar protest will 60 up from the
fruit growers and the lumbermen. Oregon's
chief industries are threatened by this ne
farious free trade tariff measure, which
Cleveland and the Democrats in congress
seem determined to thrust upon the coun-
try.
Oregon is one of the few states that did
not vote tor this alleged .'reform," which is
doing SO much for the country just now.
The good old times were good enough for
Oregonians, and the whole country would
be glad to see them back again.