davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-07-10

BUR 9equemli9teit unierer onaet9enoeu &unben baber
nir nit ben uuteH 9enonnten 3erret ein Abfommen ge
lperben 5u beuielbe; 8reiieu. aIs lpeiu bieIelben brett il
Der Expedition Der SGtnOis Stoots 5eitun9 a~b9egebel
lpereelt. Nusei9en iDlpie Announcements f0uIeu aH 6ie1er
oerIbiceeUeu @l0Ben bis AZ rbr 9sttta9s ~ab9e9ebeI
tperoeu.
, 1894-07-10
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

0rTICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL 0totomart of the U. S. Branch of the
ANNUAL OIdltIltW SCOTTISH UNION AND Ma.
TIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Edinburgh
in Scotland on the 3lst day of December 1898:
made to the Insurance Superintendent of the
State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
, 1894-07-10

Balance....$ 892, 1903. IL
Income
Premiums received during the year, in
CasA 4. -. =. =. -. -. ....S 4,zoS,9OS.OS
Interest and dividends received during
the 9O,941.5O
, 1894-07-10

Total Liabilities rs 1,121, A. 90
Less liabilities secured by special de-
posts in Ohio, Oregon, Virginia and
229, 64O.88
, 1894-05-14
Gin neuer streid ser u3uinois
Central,
Sic fdoft an Ger SO. stra6e einen 2lb=
Ioeerur9sploB fir ftinfenoe 1bfdle nuo
oom,t einen ~GYphussPero.

i. SauS bic 8epDbner ser Dem Wi6t9aniee
benacbbartcn StroBen in Der @egenO 8tpiz
iden Der 80. uno 40. StroBe in Der ndbiten
3ett bon elmer 8ppbus>Gpi0emie beim>
gelucbt tperoen louten, 6ann fOnntcn tie
itdh bel Ser SQinoi5Gentral 8abngcleQicbaft
bafir bcbanfen. Die 8abngcieulbaft lGBt
nGmli6 augenbltfli6 Elm Sti6 oeS Sees
an Der angegebenen Stcue Sui9Itten, nm
benz See cin Stitd QQnb ob3ugetptn1cn,
unb ber S1muB, Der ais Qluffllllmatertal
benubt tptro, lit BON elmer 8elehaftenbett,
0aB fiir Die @eiunDbeit oer Qlniuobner oaS
S6limmite 81 beiirbten 1T. Sn ben
6aufen BON &ebrtbt befin6en it6 II, 81.
3ablret6e Sabenz unb 6unDecaooper, Die
cntleBtidbe @eriiobe prrbreiten, ba 6ieielben
in bo1grootgcr a3erieBung begriffen 1tno.
OaS Wai1er oeS Sees, DaS bt5ber IN oteier
@egenb notwithstanding iebr rein mar, lit
alf cine peite Strefe binauS taft 10
ic6mubig, tpte unier beru6tigter SttnffuB.
80 iinb ale 8orbe0ingun9en fir cine
IppbuS>@ ptoemie bort Dorban0en, uno es
tpGre fat elm Wun6er, men1 cine iolde
auSbLiebe.
Die 8eppbner Ser l1mge9enb per0en
Dbne 3peifet tbr MO9libiteS tbur, I'M Die
Sainois Central abngcieui6af 81 bin>
bern, tbr Q8erf f~ort3uieBen.
@8 lit iibrtgenS noh feinesmegS flara
9cfteQt, bon mem Die 8abngeieui6oft iiberz
bnupt Die GrloubntB erbalten bat, Elm Stitd
beS SeeuferS auf3ufUuen, be3iebungsneiie
bort Sbutt unb Nbfdue bin3ui9affen.
Qu6 lit IS nod ni4t fGar, tper auBer Der
8abngeieai6aft nOb fir bic Ingelegenbcit
D%eranttpOrtli6 lit.
, 1894-05-14
nIebr 6eiunobeits : Jnipeftoren

Cine 8srotbung 3milcben benz @elun6>
beitScommilidr Or. 9~teDnolbs uno Dem
MopOr 6opttnS bat am Somitag BEN 8e=
ibluB CUR Tolge 9ebabt, bic 3obl Der Sc
iunbbeitSe Snipeftoren UNI 40 81 pcrmebreu.
Die neuen Snipettoren ioQen iGmmtltcb
@er3te ober Stubcnteu ser Wfebi5in ietn
unO tbre 2lui9abe lit Ote, bouptiGblib Die
8e3irfe, in 6enen itb Die meiiten Der iogez
nannten Sbnibtditen beftnoen, gu iiber5
macben, Die Mittel our 8eiofoullg Dieier
neuen Snlpeftoren iinb benz 0~eiunbbeitSz
amt bon benz neu ge9rInbeten Terbanb Der
Observation-Disclosures CUR Gerfiigun8 geiteut
tporben.
Ser 8oriteber Der Yri6emeu, W1arf
@rapforO, le9re am Somitag Dem Mapor
bic &lose Dor, boB Der BON Dem 8lotternz
6oipital fibrenbe Nb5u9Sfanal itb mach
Dem @runbitid Ser 8rioeipeu 6tn3tebe,
unb 6aB oteler nmltonb pieuetcbt Ser @nlaB
81 Dem Qtuftreten Der 8lattern in ser bon
ibm geleiteten Qtnitolt lei. Or. 9teDnolbs
3erltreute Die 8ebenfen 0eS 6errn CRAWFORD
unb bes MaQorS burcb Die GrflGrung, 6aB
Elm neuer Nb3ugsfdnal aitf benz @runofuf
Oes 8latterns9 oipttalS bereits i'm 8au be-
9rtffen lei.
, 1894-05-14
Jnterefante Goncurrens,
Greie GaroufeIfahrt uno freies Gan5per=
9ni9en.

@il6ert 90. 6ita ma friiber Elm @anos
nter i'm er1ten Seem g)Orfer lethten Qlrttl>
lerieregiu1ent, un6 iebt betreibt er an Der
2arrabeeitr., unmittel6ar n0r6licb bpn Der
Bolt3etitattDn an bieier StraBe, ein6rIbtz
gei9dft. Wtit StOl3 nennt CT iicb babel
8rGitbent be8 8erbanoe8 Der SrllcbtbGn6z
Ter Der 9tor0Iette. 9teben ietnem 6rucbt5
gei6Gft ltegt Elm Leerer 8auplab, arr MEL
chem Elm 9eutider NIT benz nicbt geraoe
~ieltenen 9fau1en Sdulb, NIT 8ornamen
@mtl, Elm @arouliel aufgeitellt bat. gu
Dem @arDuiiel geb0rt cine mQdtt9e 9re6z
orgel, ME eS chen bel GaroulielS iiblicb lit.
lin ietn 8ubltfum an3u3ie6en, bemtQigte
S6ulb je6em 8eiucber cine frete SaDrt auf
ietnem Garouffe1.
Sit6 fam auf bic Soee, bon ben 8ez
iucbern 6cS GaroufelS al6 fir Iein @ee
ib6tt 8Ortbeil 81 3ieben. @r engagirte
cine &opeIe bon iecb5 W2uiifern, placirtc
0telelbc in ietnem 6Qu1e u10 iteQte DQS
bette 3intmer in Dem leBteren Dem Bubltz
fun dlS San3lofaL sur 8erfiigung. ST
bate n6ntltcb gele9e11, DaB lein 9tacbbar an
oaS Yubltfum 9roBe W}engc1 BON 2tmO>
nabc, Oran8en, @r0nii1en unb anoeren
O@rq1tidun8en" D~erfaufte. un6 bieIe5 6iclt
er fir einen Gingriff in ietne @ec6te, oenn
lolbe Sdc4cn bate er ia arc6 gu pertaufen.
@r lteB alto feline &apeue, Die Hungry
Six, Die iGmmtlicb nit 8lebinltrumentel1,
BON Dem Is fiat Gornct BIS sur Cuba 6erauf,
auS9crlitet tporelt, lultig lo8muiisiren, un0
3tpar nit G%an3netien.
9te &ldn8e Der Gan5muiif loGten Sab(>
rc't9e 8elucber beS ScbuIb'iden Stabilize
llcnt9 Qinjtbcr GIT 5it9'8 impropilirter
Gan5DaQc, un0 o0S 8ublttun qerietb
1o9ljcBli4 IN 6ol8e Der i5m 5ur Gerfii0ung
gclteuten ooppclten 8reuDen in cine 10 QroBe
trcuOi9e llufre8un8, boB eS bieler 6urcb
9roBcn Gdrm @uSbruf CAB. ScblteBlic6
l0D ltcb lieutenant S9mi6t Don Der uoben
Eolt5eIltotlon %peranlaBt, etni8e 8laur6de
ao2utomman0trcn, tpelcbe bic Sronunq in
ben 6eIoen @tabIiiiemeatS oufrecbt erbolten
ioaten. 9as 9ublitum CAB ben Rniippels
16min8ern aber feline 8eranlaiiuna. init
ltb e~tn3uibreiten.
6itb unO S9ulB itn6 ie6ocb bei6e entz
i3loiitn, tbr Telb 81 ~bc6aHpten, urO eS lit
ntcDt unrn08lib, Bag eS 3milcben ibnen nocb
gu benz Nusbru9 Offener Tetnbieli9feiten
fomnen tptr6.
, 1894-05-14

800 bis $3.50 Mtetbc per Monat be3ablen.
llnb ipenn 8uIman'S S6ergen, Ietne
Mana9er un0 8orlellte, Sen Qrbeitern eS
audi nicbt Direct befc6len, it'd &lrchenT
9emeinoen an3ul6lteBell, 10 bletbt benlel>
ben, ipenn tie ibre Stellung iicbern toouen,
boob nid6ts anbereS il6rig, ais lol6eS 81
tbtn. Ocnn Der SEER 8orulann 1T Elm gar
mGbtiQer 6err uno iein Q8ort gilt ettpoS.
Die 6erren 0eiitlihcn in Yuflm0n na9men
am 9%eltrigen 8fin8itfeiertage Dtelfot1 @e7
Iegebett, ltatt bc8 betrcffenben Btbeltertes,
oes yDuc" 0uQman'8 8n9enOen, cbriltlicbz
frommen Sinn unb Spfermutb gum 0es
g~cnitanb iDrer Yreoi8ten SIT macben. NlS
| 0runo fir oieieS 8orgeben nn0 Bcnebnten
Ser 9tcner @ottes mir6 an9e9eben, buB
6ieielben pouItGnbig inter DEM @tnfluI1e
Yulmon's lteDen un6 10 tan3en nIIllen,
pie er pfeift.
Dies lit sic 0ariteGung Ser Situation
in @luman, lpie itc unS Don Soften Der
Gtreifcr Qelcbiloert mirb. Der @eneral>
manager Brotpu Da8egeu 1T Der Nnitcbt,
ooB bic Qr6eiter in Yu0man ii6 troB Der
rebuctrten 20bne gut iteDen. Dies benieien
Bic Griparniiie 0crlelben, bic in Der Yuus
man 8anf beponirt mdren. gSG0ren0 i'm
Goriabre bel Den UNI 30 BroSent bo9eren
90bnen Ojele Gripurniiie 100000 I'M
Sabre ~betrugeu, ieien ite bteie8 Sabr nun
IN $500, 900 geringer. 50 LANCE 2eute
nod lparen f%Onnten, meint oer nit $4,000
per Sabr i%alarirte t0err Stranger, f0nnten
lie ntcht ilber icblecDte 3etten ldmnlern.
lleber Die 8ebanolung t0nnten itb bic
Heutc ab1olut nt3t betlagen; 1e0er Deroe
a~nitQnbig be6a1oelt uno in fetner 6abrtt
nirbe 6GDigfeit unb Ilicbti9fett ber Dir
belt % anerfannt, mie in YllQman. 0a
alleil1 lpir6e ieber tiicbtige 2lrbeiter na6
8erotenit be5ablt rnb babe eS in Der 6altb,
bel StiIdagbeit Elm ib0nes @elo 81 perz
bleneu. 9urcbl6nittltb Der0tene fem CIR
better in Yululan pentger ais $500 pet
Sabr.
9uQnan bat ieinen 3ei6nern nib lOnz
lti9en in Der Tabrif an9eiteuten GlerfS uns
gelucbte unb Daber atb unbe5ablte Teriet
ge9eben, iicb alto aub babur6 altt eine
laH9e 8etriebsetniteaun9 porgeieben.
Streifen nibt.
9ie NngeiteGten Ser vSout6 G6icaeo
electric Street &ailipap Co., Del6e her
9angene @ocbe auSiteben tpouten, neil bic
@eleQi6aft 6Dtann, Ole itdb ange6lich betn1
0rganiiiren bon Nrbeit5ritte >NlfenbtteS
beionoerS berUorgetban batten) cntlailen
un0 trob alter 0ro6un9en bon Strcif II. T,
~. nicbt pieoer aniteueu tpolte, babcn it'd
ctnes Nuberen beionnen un0 perben tpeiter
arbetten. Mo6L marer @inige fir cine
3I9tigun9 Der 8abn, ober Die Webrbett
Der Q[nge1tcuten erfldrte ben 0ibf0pfen in
aQer &ube, 6aB iie arbeiten wiirDen unb
po1ten unb ii6 UNI f%einerlei StretfanOr6s
nungen fiimmern niir6en. 9ieS bracbte
Bic Streifluiti8en su 8eritanb un0 tie
8aben flejn bel.
Die 2ln9citeaten Der SdIeppoampfer.
9tuc6 biele baben bis auf WeitereS bic
Soee cine5 au9emelnen StreitS oufgegebcn
unO fugen ii1 in sic 10pro5euti8e 2Obn@
berabieBung. 9a iin6 Die Nngeitelten Der
9unbam SO. bic @arnidel, Die oaS Spiel
Derbarben. 9ieie uOQen itcb benz Streif
nicbt aniblieBen uu6 obne Dieie lit Ser @r>
fOl9 in Tra8e aciteut. Sn elmer in cinigen
Ga9en itattftnoenben 8er1ammlung oieier
9eutcben lou bann 0eftnittp liber ben Stretf
enticbieoeu tper0en.
, 1894-05-14

Nn3eigen in Der Nbenbausgabe Ser Suit
nots Stats seitung baben ben beiten @rfolg.
, 1894-05-14
Gin e0ler Grmerbs3meto.

: I'm einem 6Guftg 9efiibIten 8ebiirfniB
ob5ubelfen, bat. etn i6lauer 8opf Bic i60ne
@tnri9tun9, tponacb nan leine &lctber unb
~ionftt9e Saben gum Snfel tragen unb ge>
gen i6mere 3tnien eintge Dollars barauf
bergen fam, yperbenert" un6 auf ein am
bereS Selb perle9t. 9ieier 5petfel6afte
QBobLtbGter Der Menl9beit modbt nGmlid
lold9eu Wteni6enbribern, Oenen aus gez
piiien 0riinben bic 3eit lang tptrb nGd
Dem 3obltog, uuf bos gu erDartenoe @eba[t
einen Bori1uB, nobel er fir leine Wlibe
unb Qtufopferung inn 0Ienjte ser bartender
Oteni9beit bic GIeini9feit bon 10 Bro3eut
monallicb bere6net.
Snnerbalb Der leBten 6rei Noc1en 6oben
ii6 bier in @bica9o BRET berartige @eieu>
i6aften 9ebilDet = Elm 8etpeiS bafiir, Dat
berartige Sn~jtituttonen ben 8eOirfnt1ien
Dieler 3eitgenOiien enlipreben. Sine
iOIbe @eieQi6aft perbreitcte tit3lib bas
fOl9enbe Circular: v20bne OiStontirt -
6Guftg bratcben sic eintge Dollars, ebe Ser
!3ablt1g bcranfommt. Sic baben feline
Suit, Sbren Nrbctt9e6er bon ibren 8in>
i9en in 8enntniB gu leben. Sic wouen
SDre 8eoirfniIe 9ebeim Dalten uno
broucben Deri6lpiegene 6ilfe. Sdb bin in
Der Sage, Sbnen auf Sbr 0ebolt feline
Summcn por3uitreGeu uno 3tpar pbne be-
ionbere SiAerbeit Doer 8ir9Ibaft. Soften
Sic Don benz Nnerbieten @ebraud mQcher
mDaen, 10 beiudben Sic MIDI.
~ G SInbT4o.
, 1894-05-14

8er Qrbeiter ir8en6 peGber Dirt braubt,
ieinen 3Ded am btuigften un6
beiten burb cine Qn5eige in Der N~ben6ousz
9abe Der Suinois Staats3eitung. Brets 10
penn nicbt lnebr ais 10 M0rter.
, 1894-05-14
s. s. g8eblte
15O1 nW{Qnbottan 8uiL6ino.

IJOI vIIWITVWIIAW DWIIDFIg".
Sin Geporler i~tattete Der o~bengenannten
Office einen 8elucb ab un6 iber5eugte li6
bapOn, baB manbe 2ente BON Germ 8ebs
fter'S 2tnerbieten @ebrauc9 macben. ST.
-muBte 5jemlicb langc parten, e6e bic Gei6e
an ibn fam. Damn purbe ct nit benz
modus ~operandi betannt gemac6t. Oemz
na6 foitet eS 81 ben MoIat, ipenn Sc
man6 $40 6Orgt unb sugteicbersett mug
bet Berger ii5 perpfibten, $40 fir Qopoz
fatengeblIDren su be3a6len, tpcnn ct niAt
piinttlid feline S9utb beri6tigt. Gem
Neporter mHrbe Elm 8ub porgele9t, aus
pel9em erit9tLic6 mar, baB bie .3abl Der
v@lteHten" itcb bereits auf sol belaufe.
, 1894-05-14
uom 9ampfplake

in pullman porIduf9 ntdtsIleues.
Die Sage ser 2lrbeiter in
pullman nab Shiloerun9en
Ser Streifer uno Beamten.
, 1894-05-14

Ottt Sug uno Eebt tpeiien bic Streiter
borauf bin, oGB, obmobl breimol cine See
buction Der 20bne itatt9efunOen, eS Dem
rei6en BuQman nte etnfieG, cine 9fe6uction
in Der Wttetbe etntreten SIT Iaiien. Ob bic
3eiten gut oOer icblecbt paren, o6 bel ooer
tpeni9, Ob gu boDcn Ooer reOu3trten 20bnen
9earDeitet wurbe, Der BretS bet Wtietbe, Die
2I68aben fir @aS unO @oIier blieben Diez
lel6en. 9ob DoS lit es nicbt olIein, tpos
ourcb Der frOmme 0eorg 8uuman feline
Observation-Disclosures benefit. @r, reip. bic
ourcb i'm bertretene @eieui6aft, lit AUDI
8eiiBerin Der Oeri6tebenen &ircben in
Buufnan. Wtan ioQte Oob nun gIauben,
baB Der trOmme WSiutonGr it9 Elm Ser
9niigen oaraus mac6cn piirbe, bieie @otteSc
bduier, Ste ia 3umeiit nur BON ieinen 2lnz
9elteuten 3eiucbt mer0er, fOitenz 5. B..
mtetbIret ber3u9eben, W}it n~tdDten, bie
0emetnoelt, tpelcbe bteIclben bentBen, un0
Die itcb btnfpieDerum aus Buuman'S Nnz
0eltelten 5HIammenleBen, miiIien bafUr
, 1894-05-14
StdottIbes,
Wetterberiht.

Wetterberibt.
Optifcr 9tcinc, rs @ai6ington Str,
berjcbtet filr Gbica9o Bic fol9enben 8aroz
meter unb Recommendations:
I'M s Ibr W}org. 20 0r., I'm 9 l16r Y
Gr., I'M 10 Ibr q 0r., um II ltbr Is
Or, I'M II l1br 70 @r. 8arometeritanb
I'M 8 ubr Utorg. 29.45, IL lt9r 29.40.
, 1894-05-14

abenbbLott Der Su, @toots8tg. 1 Gent
Evening journal., 1894-02-17
QUORUM STILL LACKING.
Mr.. niands Efforts IT, Pas, His Seigniornge
BnI unancc-A.lml.

WAsHlNGTON, Feb lI-in the house Mr.
Bland began his coerc.ve tactics fo compel
"a vote on the silver scigu orHgc bil The
bulk Of the Repuhlicau-and the Democrat.
ic opponents OF the measure iruugurnted a
flihusteg, with the intention Of forcing
him 20 produce.a quorum OF the advocates
Of the bin TO PASS IL. aud the entire day was
consumed in roll calls The highest mum
ber 0f votes Mr.. Bland was able 20 noil was
1853 iu favor of his denaud for the prcyilu.
question on the motion To- CLOSE debate OF
these l45 were Democrats. populi-ts and
o Republicans Mr. PAGE of Rhode Island
and Mr. Ryan OF New York refused to Join
the ihhuster, but voted against the mo
tion. The Republicans who voted with AFR
Bland were as follows: Bowers of Califor
min, Broderick. Do0litile, Funston Marsh.
Herman, Post and Sweet
Finally Mr. Bland abandoned any at-
tempt 10 secure a quorum then. and after
passing resolution instructng the ser.
geant-at-nrms to telegraph for absentees q
recess was taken uutil evening, the even.
ing session being devoted to the considera.
tion of private pension bills Mr. Bland
expresses the opinion that he will have q
quorum present today, but the general i'm
preston is that be will not be able to secure
one until Monday.
At the first evening session Of this con
gress for the consideration Of pension bills
Mr. kilgore OF Texas blocked all proceed.
ings Mr.. Martin, chairman of the com.
mittee on invalid pensions, announced that
there were but "a bills on the calendar. He
moved 20 20 into committee OF the whole
Mr.. Kilgore promptly demanded q divi.
sion, which developed the presence Of bu'
22 members, and Mr.. Kilgore made IN,
point Of no quorum. Many appeals wer,
made to Mr.. KiIgore by Mr.. Clark, Mr.
Richardson, Mr.. Marsh and others, but h,
was ohdurnte
Evening journal., 1894-02-17
BEAUTY IS NO INHERITANCE.
COsmeticg 10 not Bennt m.


mt Qftep aestyey a heazHy eom6lexion.
Kate Field has made the remark
able statement that the enormous
sum of sixty-two million dollars
are spent every year by Ameri-
can women for cosmetics, face
powders, washes of all kinds, most
of which are made of oxide of zinc,
corrosive sublimate and other poi
sonous substances which, instead of
beautifying the complexion, destroy
even a healthy skin. A natural
rosy and healthy complexion can
not be had by the use of these cos
metics, but only through the health
Of the body in general, and nothing
is better to secure this result than
the genuine imported Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt, when taken early in
the morning before breakfast
(about a small teaspoonful, dis
solved in a tumblerful of water.
The remarkable merit of this salt,
which is produced by the City of
Carlsbad by the evaporation Of the
Carlsbad Sprudel water, has been
known to the civilized world for
more than FIVE centuries. 1t has
achieved its unapproachable repu-
tation and retains it wholly on its
merits. 1t is a natural remedy that
is always effective in all disorders
of the stomach, liver and kidneys.
For habitual constipation, equity
and rheumatic affections it is with
out equal. 1t clears the complexion
and produces a healthy color. Be
sure to obtain the genuine article
which has the signature of "Eisner
& Mendelson Co., Agents, NAY, "
On every bottle. Price per bottle
Sl00; large size S150.
Evening journal., 1894-02-17
PECKRAM'S REJECTION.
The Senate Refused to Confirm
His Nomination.
VOTE STOOD d roe 10 g AsAmsT,

This Result Was Only Reached After Many
Hours Of Executive sossion-Mr. Peck
ham Refuses to Ta;k-sIr. Hornbiower
Says He Is sorry-The Vote In Detail.
WASHINGTON, Feb. iT.-'rhe senate, after
spending the better part Of two days con-
sidering the nomination Of W. H. Peck
ham of New York to be associate justice OF
the supreme court, took n vote on a motion
to confirm the nomination. and the result
was rejection by vote of 81 70 a.
The proceedings of the executive session
prior TO the taking of the vote consisted
entirely Of speechmaking, Senators Villas,
Mitchell Of Oregon, George and Gray
speaking for confirmation, and Senators
" nite Of California and Hawley speaking
against All the addresses except those OF
Senators Villas and George were very briei
and consisted mainly of explanations OF
the votes of the speakers
Senator Villas spoke for two hours, de.
voting himself TO a defense Of the charac
ter 81 Mr.. PeckhRm and of the president
rgho TO appoint in a case Ike that Of jus
tice Of the supreme court without consult
Ing the senators from whose state the nom
inee was chosen He read extensively from
letters concerning Mr. Peckham whicl
lad been laid before the judiciary commit
tee, giving extracts from the letters Of con
Evening journal., 1894-02-17
change in the b. 8 o. rIms-rable.


Commencing Sunday, February IS, the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will make
number Of important changes in its train
schedule East-bound trains from Della
ware avenue are changed ss follows: The
Philadelohia express at S 40 N. will
ruu to Reading Terminal, Twelfth and
Market streets and connect with New
York express leaving at 945 ?.
m. A new fast express for
Philadelphia will leave Market street at
II 3j a. IN Delaware avenue at II 90 ?.
m daily except Sunday Pniladelphs
accommodation changed from 1 p. m. to
25 p m The 05 aud 4 90 P IN. Phila-
delphia accommodation trains are con-
solidated and will leave daily At
80 p. IN. The Philadelphia accommo-
dation changed from 5 03 p. "u. to
5j IN From Market street station
the New York and Pnilsdsiphis express
changed from z 10 to 10 a. IN. The
Baltimore aud lsndeuherg acc lmm moda-
tion traiu from . 05 TO 65 p m. The
Philadslphia accommodation from 90
TO 3 10 p. N. The Baltimore acoommo.
dstion, now leaving at . 3j a. M, will be
discontinued West. bound trains from
Delaware avenue are changed as follows
Baltimore accommodation from lS ia
3 % M. The Newark. Baltimore
Washington, Cincinnati aud st. Louis
express fiOn 10 40 p. m, 10 50 y. m.
Evening journal., 1894-02-17
Tho Rhode I.lanh nInhdis.s

providence, Feb. 1.-THE Democratic
members OF the legislature decided in eau
Gus 60 Invoke federal aid to oust Governor
Brown. On The suggestion Of oy-Govcrnor
Davis it was voted TO forward a resolution
TO congress explaining the present leeisla.
tive restriction and asking the government
to interfere and compel the senate to meet
the house OF representatives in grand COM
mittpe
Evening journal., 1894-02-17
secretary Morton Hanged In Emry.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Feb l7.-Hon.
Sterling Morton, secretary Of agriculture,
and his youngest son Carl were hanged in
eiligy in the City park The city has been
greatly excited all day over the affair, aud
strenuous efforts are being made to tliscov.
er the guilty parties The cause of the
outrage is supposed TO be dissatisfaction
among a few Democrats over recent ap.
pointments made By the secretary.
Evening journal., 1894-02-17

Prepared For Forced Draft Trial at the
Imperial Backyard When the Explosion
Took Place--A Sad Day For Kiel.
EIEL, Feb. IA horrible accident oc.
curred on board the German ironclad Bran
denburg. near Stolergrund, three miles
from the Duelk lighthouse, az the entrance
to kiel bay. The biz vessel for some time
past has been in Keller harbor, one Of the
best havcns in Europe and the chief war
harbor Of Germany, undergoing various
experiments Friday was selected for "a
forced trial draft.
To get the ironclad i'm first class cOndi-
tion for that 40 artifcers were sent aboard
from the royal dockyard While II oithese
artldcers were in the engine room tire
mendous explosion took place. The main
steampipe Of the starboard engine had
burst. Far above the noise of the escaping
steam We're heard the heart rending cries
of the injured and dying.
Panic temporarily spread among the
crew, but after moments hesitation ev.
cry effort was put forth to rescue the un-
fortunate men in the engine room. II was
then found shat Of the Il artihcers all but
one had been killed. The man who escaped
owed his preservation from the fate of biz
comrades 20 the fact that at the moment
of the explosion he was standing on lad
der near the top of the room His com
panions were all on the floor Of the room
When the steam had cleared away and the
panic had subsided further search was
made among the crew for the dead and in
iured
A Scene OF Destruction.
It was then discovered that 80 men in al
had been killed and nine injured This list
includes the l0dead artiiccrs ghirty-sever
Of the men were killed instantly Two ot
I the wounded died In a short while after re
/ ceiving ther injuries.
Frightlul as the accident was, news of ii
reached this city i'm an exaggerated form
/ It was at first said that 46 men had beer
/ killed and as many wounded. Four steam
ers were promptly dispatched from kiel 9,
/ the scene of the disaster They carried
number of physicians and surgeons and I
large quantity Of medical supplies. Th
guardship Pelican, with Prince Henry o
Prussia on board, also put of instantly Il
the Brandenburg's aid.
The dead and wounded were carried from
the Brandenburg to the steamers aud con
veyed 60 Niel. The injured were taken &
| the hospital II is believed that all the in
jured will recover. The details of the az
cident are very hard to obtain. 1t is sal
that as soon as the explosion happened al
hands were summoned on deck, and th
pumps were rugged.
It was not then known what the acciden
amounted to, and fears were entertaine
that the Brandenburg was in danger {
sinking. All day long the most intens
excitement has prevailed in Kiel. Most {
the dead and injured lived here or in I'll
neighborhood, and many Of them wei
men OF family. The wharves were GROVE
ed from the time the steamers left for IL
scene of the explosion until they returne
with the victims. As the dead and wounl
ed were borne from the vessels TO the shol
the air resouuded with the cries of the b
reaved \ street inquiry will be made int
the cause of the disaster
Evening journal., 1894-02-17
sure Of sIoKiniey's Election.

KANSAS CITY, Feb IA local paper
prints the following; Congressman H. ID
Funst0ne of the Second district is making
his canvass for denomination in that dis
triet on a new plea. He says that Mckin-
ley is sure TO be the next president, and be
is consdent thatif he can but gain prestige
Of "A reelection be will go into the cabinet
as secretary Of agriculture.
Evening journal., 1894-02-17
lvnamits Laden sohooner wrecilsd.

DELAWARE BREAKwATER, Del. Feb.
15.-During the high wind which prevailed
here the schooner Render, from New York
TO Norfolk with salt aud dynamite. went
ashore at point between Point of Cape
and the hospital. The tug Juno made an
attempt to aid her, but failed on account
Of the high wind and heavy seas. The crew
was landed by the life savers The vessel
is full of water, and nothing can be done
until the wind abates
Evening journal., 1894-02-17
A ohost I'M Murdorers, now.

CHICAGO Feb l5.-rhe prisoners in the
county iail are alarmed, or pretend 10 be,
over the stories Of visitations by the spirit
OF George II. Painter, who was hanged
there on Jan. 26 prendergast, the mur-
dcrer Of Mayor Harrison. is said to be espe-
cially alarmed aud in great terror OF per
sonal visitation from his late neighbor in
mnrderers row.