davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-14
lInmenfhItdler Oater.

Die Qlufmerfiamfeit ser gfabbarn 6eS
6auieS SO 8unter StraBe tpurbe geitern
gfabmittag itunoenlan8 burh eil1 aus einem
berialo1ienen 0o~L5italle tommenDeS g8et>
men unb Ntmmert in Qlnlprub 9cnommen.
Sic Ll8teu bur6 cine ibmalc &ibe Ser
SDiir III ben Stall Diltci1 ulo iaben BORT
5tpct an ben 0Gnben %9ebunoene feline &in>
Der am 8ooen Liegen. Die 9tacbbarn ipur7
ben auf9eregt, Deriucbten Die Gbir 81 biz
men ut1b riefen enblicb, ais bic3 nur 9es
ipaltiamer g8etle 8ei6e6en ~fonnte, einen
8oIt3iiten berbei. Statt eircm tornen
balb brei, 6ortptcb, 6arnout6 unb S9emz
rter, unb bieic erbracben Die S9ir.
Qnb mas Die gtabbarn jeBt 9art3 9enau Dor
it6 iabcn, mar tpirfli6 ba5u g~eei9net,
rubt9e Geute in Qufrc9ung SIT oerleBen.
a3tpet feline ttalteniibe &inoercben, Elm
3id0ri9eS &nGblein un6 elm 4iG9riseS
Wfdocben iparen bon tbrm 8ater Yetro
0alumO un0 i9rer @roBmutter, 6rau
Bartcbelo, an ben 0dnben 9ebun0cn uno
inn Stau ItunoenIang obne Speiie un0
Srant etn9eiperrt tporben. Die &tnber
muroen tbrer 6elieln entle6igt un0 0er
9tabenpater uno Die 0%roBmutter, Bic cine
oerartt9e unmenibticbe 3I6ti9ung an
fletten &inbern (an9ebli9 tpegeu 6erumz
tretbenS) DOrnebmen fonnten, oer9aftet.
Sor Dem &icbter 9ooleD iteute e8 itcb aber
berauS, 0aB Die &inDer ~0eS6albio bebanOelt
tpuroer, neil ie bon i6ren 8ettel3it9en 81
pe1tg @elo beimbraGbten. 9ticbter 9ooleD
ltberpteS Die beiOen 2eute u1ter ic $500
8Irgibaft benz @rtminaLgericbt.
, 1894-08-14
Stdott1hes,
Wor nidt fAneufQ6io 0enuo.

Sen. 8. Hubeu, ser in go. II 8Gue So
Lamb Q(Denue ipobnt, uno in bemieLben
6auie Elm @eicbdft in 6auSgerdtb betreibt,
er566lte beute fritb oem &icbter GberbarOt,
oaB CT lett Dem 4. Sui ~Deni9iten6 4 mai
bcitoDlen tporben ip6re un6 oaB eS tbm trob
@%niteQun8 zines 8ripattpG6terS rnD Q(nz
ibaffun9 zines Q8a1tbunbe8 mm0gli9
War, Der 0iebe babbait 3u tperben.
Sonnta8 gfacbt ge9en 2 l16r tpur6e ct bon
Der lber i9m pObncn0en 6ra1 Sulia Gern
0drauf a fntertiam gemacAt, Dap, nacD BENT
Beuen 0e5 6unoe8 81 urtbellen, Semano
i'm 0aoen iein mitiie. 9tuben cling binunter
uno fan0 bort 4 0tann nit benz NllSrGuz
men Der Scbalfeniter belbdfttgt.
8eDor ct iDnen uabe genu8 mar, I'M iicb
i6rer al Dergetpiiicrn, tparen ite nit Set
cttpa $50 Dertben 8eute beric6wun0en.
ct ia9te binter ibnen Der uno 9elang e8
ibnt, etnen berielben DEM nGcblten ibm be-
9e9ncnben Bolt5iiten oLS Ginbrecber 3u
iibergebcu. 9ieier, (SameS Mc@innis)
Elm notoriiber Gbaroctcr Der QSeitieite,
itan6 Deltte Dor Gicbter Gberbar0t inter Der
2~lnflage be8 Ginbru63 unD muroe troB beS
9eu9nenS inter $500 8argi1aft Dem
Grimtual9erldbt iiberpieien.
, 1894-08-14
3leue An1eiaen.

OIue Gooes:In3eieen, weIde fir ole
Mor9en=dns9abe Der nJainois Stats
5eitlit9" auf9e9eben weroerr, eridetnen foieu.
fret i'm AbenobIatt Die Annabme pom Din.
5ei9en fir oas Abenoblott fdIieBt um u uhr
mitta9s, fir Ole moreen=Auseabe nm 10 ubr
Ubenos.
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Oas Picnic Ser ftGotiihen 2(n9e.
ftellten.

@ouoerneur 2Qtgel0, Der sur G6eilna6me
al benz an1 %. 2lu8uit in Columbia @arf
itattftnbenben 9icnic Ser itGotiicbet 2lngez
itelten eingelaoen mar, bat in eincm an
oen NtaDor ~9ericBteten 8riefe Die @inlooung
ab8elebnt, 2uS 0runb 9iebt er an, oaB CT
5ur 3eit oes 9icnicS nicbt i'm Staate anz
tpeleno fem tper0e.
Wto0or 6optiu8 id9cnft ben 8orbereiz
turgcn tiir baS Set peri0nltcb oroBe 2tufs
mertiamteit. ST bat bic %GinlaOungen an
Die berDorro8enOen 4otit;fer ielbit unters
5eicbnet, uno Die itabtiicben 9epartement8>
chefs e.iucbt, Den Sag ST. eilem erfol9reic6en
mac9en SIT Delfeu.
, 1894-08-14

- 9ic 3id6ri8e 9tolie Gac63, 6crcn
Gltern in $50 8rOWn Ctr. tpoGuen, tpuroc
geltern 2lbenO beim SpicIen, nabe ser IA.
Ctr, bon eincm nit WauleIeln belaoenen
unO BON SoDu Sanoipiat bon 1860 9Ga6anz
fla 2(Oe. tuti1irten g8agen i~iberfa6ren uno
loiOrt 0ctO6tet. Sanopiot mirO bis sur
@nti6eiOun8 Der ~GOroner5iurp 8eian9en
9e6alten.
- 9u8 6. 8. Q8rig6t borsefern 2(bcn0
I'M s ltbr an Ser @de Ser Sbio unO Gcnter
Str. Oorjlbcr9in8 murOc CT bon SlUci Ser
len ijberfa0cn um6 jdmmttcb OcrDauen. Sc
gelanQ ibm je6ocb. cinen Der &erIe feit5uz
Dalten bis 8oIiSilt Sloper bon ber Gbtcago
2lDe. Station btn3ufam uno 6enielben perz
6aftete. 6cute friib Dor 9ttcbter 98bitc
nannte iidb Der @efon9cnc @eorge 0aniQn
unb tpur6e tpegen moroentIicDen 8etragcn5
nm $50 un0 bic Soften b%eitrafl.
, 1894-08-14
&erlOren -: perlanfen aeituhlen.


Sc erIDreH: Sine ~pertbpole 9oloene llbr in ober
~ ppr Dem Snule gtp. 1893 gGeas Ctr. @eQeu quite
o~b5ugebeu i'm erfeH StOdpert BET 5rau
g. Seltg. l4ag3t
, 1894-08-14

Q(n3ei0en i'll Ser Mcnbau98abe Der Sui
l1oiS StuatS3eitung baben ben better Grfolg.
, 1894-08-14
0rumOeigeutGnm


Gotten in u. 6. 9sftn9's BOwsrs Cafe @ubOiOtFOn.
Nuf ousen.inen Bunf6 Der sabIreiden gsfuaer bHH
3erru 9eiins's 5arn am gOiDers Cafe i'll @iseonfH in
Die Sofes6rOHt i'll Gotten o~useeIegt unb in ben Dtartt
gebratt. 8Of1ers Cafe 1T in 3peiftinbger Jabrt nit
Der gtOrtb WsItsru.9oBn sr errei6eu, Iiegt Hobs Der
Station SsuOa SuncttoH, @isconfn. Sic fur3s G5obrt
bon Senua SuuctiOu ann gefs if reid al SceHerieu uHb
seudbrt cine berrIiae susfat ouf bos beruntIiegsnbs
Serratu. Sic Gotten bobeH f0mmtIi6 so SUP 9ibrOut
am Gee uno I.lbit i'm b~stBefteH Sommer pebt Elm be.
ftdnbig fabler Q8iub DOM Siben aber ben gnfe uub fnA
in g5oIge Der Sabfrout uub be8 ftetig tubleH BiHbss
bieie Soften Die besebrtefteu am ean5el Safe; fe babes
Elm. 2iefe bon 900 SUP, fnb nit ben fa0uftsu
@aattsnbdumeu, pte Gi6en. gudsn, @ebsrn, unb auerIsi
SdIiHsgepd9ieu b~eftanoen erbeben f9 t~bstlrpsife so 5uB
lber ben Gee uno bieteu cine ntalerlI9e Ausfbt i6er ben
cine mteile breiteH uub amer MeiIen IangeH See, peI@sT
an S4bnbelt uHb Sousrteu benz Sote SsHsOa, benz be.
~Iiebteitsn See MiscUnftus, 9Iei9tommt. 8ns Hare
moTer, bon GiieuqueGeu geu6brt, frei Don allen Sumpi.
~p1an3eu, Der ianbt9e 8oOen bisten bic fa6uftsn Babe,
pIdse 8obIretas Slide, gOOtfobreH uHb segeIn Iaesn
gu Oieiem epOrt. SIR gabennftaIten, CUTE gerp1ssuug
unb prou'pts 9erbiubung 5ipii6eH Der Station SeHSa
SuuctiOn uno benz Sat. 1T geToret.
gtlr SIS Gotten fno oorbaHoeu; feire 5amiIIs uuS
1uturGiebbober ioaten es uuterIofIeu, f5 cine 8ouft.as
gu ftaeru. gdBere austunft ertbsiIt, iopie gIattsa
eerienbst
6. MtImR
1855 Mtspaufse No..
Obsr 3immer 90, gtO. 20 Ga eaae CTR.
gn.iuiser @gent. SsIb. unO G~auogsIa6ft
- 3lnfibop
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WiDblirte 2i1nmer.

Z II oermtetbe II: W}Dblirtes gSront8immer an einen
- gutter lno Observation-Disclosures. III elmer Rrtpot=5Ea
ntIiIe oDne &iuoer. gteieren3eu 9egeuieitlg. Sute SO=
cotton l0be Sable 8abn uu0 mn 2 8lod pom &iuCUIn
,F4rt. aJtr8. Gboao, 33 &iHcOlu Noe., Sop Stat ooer
2. tyloDr. ~5auqbulu.
, 1894-08-14

AuftiOn8= SerfGnfe.
1uftiDnss0 Otta
6t9uIdre 8erfaufSsEaae:
Wtonta9s uub SDnnerftags.
speatoT' gertdufs an onbereu Sessu hes WSOuatA
gSonren af 8rioot.9erfaut 9~BbOIsfaIs oher TetoiL 40
Quttt0Uss@feiieL
gsrtaufs BON @oDnuHgss GiHri4tltnse1 cine GpesiaIitaE
Ss4h oNrsef9Ofisn BEL uebertra9uua
Sorreippnoensen tusrhen ertpartet
Wertin @mtri9 & So.
AuftiDnGre.
fSaDlS'tHi 261 6 6 etats Ctr. Gbiraua
, 1894-08-14
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual statement RAS s9S P3 coMP4N WE Of New New
York in the State of New York, on the 31st
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital,
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
ZUU.UUU.OU
Assets.
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages ........S 1913, 10000
United States Stocks and Bonds........ 154, $4,000
Railroad Bonds and Stocks ............. 47,482.50
State, City, County and other Bonds. 247,O00.O0
Loans on Collateral Security 10000
Cash on hand and in Bank. ............. "a, 961.O 5
Interest due and accrued ............... 5,439.l
Premiums in course Of collection and
transmission -. . 55,564.23
All other assets. 80. 807.03
CnauA4Itted assets .............$ So, 230.H
, 1894-08-14
8QrtnerS.


~ II 9t: 9artHer, tiibtiqer 6eIhdftsnoun nit @as
" pltal. III einenI eNr guten Sei9Gfte oDHe @onCurreu3.
NOr. R 20 Staats5tg.
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Hi1nOs.


3u permtetbeu: SIN noD fat neues Qiano preIs=
~ fpUroIg. s3u erfrageu 3 s Bart ADe.
, 1894-08-14

N 8. 9oerfliu9er Griiber III 5irma @arl SOB & 60,
VI @bic0GDl Ngeut fir @ruIoetgeutbUnt. Spe5iulis
tat: Goffeeploutagen un0 2dnbereieH III Wlerito. Mer
ernitltd9e &aufabliGteu hat, mDge mombQlib 9eL ielbft
3orlpreben. 256 ste StraBe MiImantee
WisCDulin 11ag7t
, 1894-08-14

fofter biz gu lOgBorten 10 Gents, iebes meitere WOrt
l@ent. StsaenQeIu6e fret.
, 1894-08-14
0ei6Gfts= u eieQenbe;ten.

On Oertaufeu: $3.50 tnufen W}urfet eininlicBn9
~ Pfero uuo QSaqeu. Suite 8aar=Guuoid1aft. gteue
5irture5. $50 M{aOiIou Str. l3aQ3t
, 1894-08-14

81 ubOmstp, 0 @Iblouo 9Iod, fault p~ertouft uuo
~ taui6t @runoeigeuthum fir 9ei1Gfte leoer 9ronde
IN allen 3belleu Der St0ot. l4Qq7t
, 1894-08-14
81 osrtoutsH obsr su osrtaufatR:

3Det 96uIsr nit Gotten in eiHem raid emporbIdhsEs
ben StGDtden i'm Ditliheu 4auiaS. $50 W}eileu pDH 9aHs
ias Gin, DtO. Sas gropertp Iiegt on Der 9auptitrdBe.
uabe benz 8obnbof. Iebe Got bat elHe f}roHt BON 50 iSuB
lne IIegeu HebeH chamber; 5rubtbaume. RObleHituue
L. T. no. Sic 9duier beftubeH iid III gutter 8eriafung
uno ftno bermtetbet, DeroeH 81 einem SpOttprei5 oers
fault ober gegeu SDts Doer ein Seim DON glei1em Q8ertb
in biefer Stabt untgetauibt. 8ertuuisgruIo 9Igeu.
tbiTuer ipDhnt bier IN Der Staot uuo bat feiue 3eit. oemS
ieIben Ieine 4ufmerfiomfcit 5u mlomeu. Gu gutter BIns
fir SemoHo nm Elm 6ei6dft aH3WfnUgeH; fam SeIS
MAIDEN. 2ns Bropertp lit gang i9aIoeHirei.
WtaH GorelfIre:
6. 9. UreeIanO,
24nabatp care of Stats s~eituna.a
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@xenr(ioM nadl 2llidlionf Ctr

t69ltD mittelit De5 6eltcbteu nno i4uelen 9ompfers
500 CITY
@erldBt bos Sitenoe be5 8ouoopb Str. -gier ipbe,
9torQelt nm $50 (olSQeuommeu M{onfQ05l 8iiI& foSr
Nben0s nm I llhr, uH0 je0eu N0eub nm 8 lfhrr % R%tog
am fOI8enOen 9JtOrgeu un $50. RulofQbrfy 81 s 6g6""'e9I
2llu BAN rs. Ut. SDem. @euI W{oTooar
, 1894-08-14

Annual Statement # t9s RHENNsYtS4SI4 I R =
Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
3lst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
, 1894-08-14
6. WtIm2

Dber Simmer 60, gtO. 30 Ga eaae CTR.
Insiuiger Ggent. SsIb. un0 SaHogsIa6it
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
MATRIMONIAL.

A forlorn figure she waG She was sts-
hing on her trunk at q landing on the
banks of Red river, waiting for the down
boat. About her was o group ofamused
but sympathetic bystandsra and she
was telling them her story.
Il answered it in good faith, she said.
aHere is his advertisement. / out 1t
from matrimonial agency paper
She took the clipping from her pocket
and read 1t aloud. her black eyes snap
ping dangerously:
lam a widowor. 81 years oid- E2iva. with my
swo little girls. upon my cotton plantation. !
have 1000 acres. more or less. znT own unin-
numbered property, situated on tho beautiful
Bayou St. Lusas. have niee cottage home
sxnbowered in vinos wish CARTONS, chickens,
COWS, harness and saddle horses, flowers, fruit
--eyery comfort except Wife. With view to
supplying the deflcioney. 1 ash soHrsspcnd-
enoo with some respectable vounaaady, hoping
TO poannade her to
It only waits for shee
10 add q swoetness to tta shaie
And happiness 30 mo-
SRGeasnoesexohanged
Al4A4aASDfsh 1EfiSHNAUHA
= ri answered that advertisement, " said
me black eyed girl sitting ON the Eins
covered trunk.
II was teacher N srnsfl private
school IN New York. The work was hard;
tho pay was poor. had stepmother
at home and honsefPl Of small half
brothers and sisters. / wanted TO get
away. IL had bad disappointment"
---the black eyes filed S"and | was I'M
happy. had read Jane Eyre and Il
really thought that man might be anoth-
er Rochester. We corresponded, He
gave the postmaster as reference. !
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
A nnte snreader

The A, P. A. seeks to spread hate;
it thnyes by fear, and its only weapon
is untruth. Such an organisation is
out Of place in America, and should
not be tolerated. In rhis land we can
only 60 forward as we leave hate be-
hind, lie! Protestants, Catholics and
lovers Of truth everywhere, be willing
70 strike bands for good and let us
Say as united people, that in this glort.
GUS land there is no room for secret
society that seeks TO spread broadcast
hate and feart For il we SOW hate
we must reap hate. We awaken in
Others the same attitude Of mind that
we hold toward them. ''With what
measure ye mete it shall be measured
to you again.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
Beware Of the First MIsssep.

The fall of Erastus Wiman has oc-
casioned much comment Mr.. Wiman
was one Of the most popular and most
respected men in New York City.
He had the full confidence Of the peo-
pie and could command immense sums
OF money. So much did men trust
him that any scheme which he identi-
fed himself with was sure to obtain
all the financial aid necessary. He
was regarded as the very pink Of
honor, So olong as the good time last
ed he was above suspicion; when the
financial breakers roared he was dis.
covered to be forger. Men at first
refused TO belieyeit, bnt his own con
fession put all doubts at an end. He
has now been tried and found guilty;
the jury could do nothing else; his
crime was aggravated BY his high posi-.
tion and the advantage he took of bis
opportunity.
Here is another illustration Of not
another good rnan gone wrong, but 8
consumnate rascal found OUT His
crimes have extended back over q
long period Of years, and has been en-
deayoring ever since to hide them.
Whats warningl What lesson
there is ii such cases for every man
The straight and honest path Is the
only one 70 pursue. Erastus Wiman,
one of New York most respected and
prominent men must don prison
garb; no one especially desired to see
him sent ID the penitentiary, but tht
COOL Of society demanded it.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
WAS HE A COWARD?

''Oh, Cousin George, said Mrs Fit
tiers as they walked into the house from
the garden, II do wish Harry were not
such a coward "
''Are you quite sure that your hus-
band is one?"
"Well, last night ] thought l heard
burglars in the house, and do you know
positively believe he was afraid to go
down stairs. =
Didn't he go?"
'No; be insisted that It was only the
cat and refused to get mp.
"And did it happen to be thieves
after all?"
"Oh no. AS a matter Of fact, it was
the cat, as he suggested. But l think it
would have been more manly if he had
gone, don't your"
Perhaps as he was convinced that 1t
was the cat it was not necessary.
Still / admire pluck in man, and
shan't have nearly so much confidence
In Harry's bravery as | once had. Now
/ want you to dome argreatfayoB. Will
you promises"
Anything In reason, my dear Kate. 7
"Well, l want you to play the bur
glar tonight. l viii give you the key to
the back door, and you must come in
between / and 2 O'Clock and put the
lower part Of the house in disorder, JUS,
as if thieves had broken in and ran.
sacked the place" I"
tBut suppose Harry hears meys
II shall, Of course, see that he does.
But ] am sure we shall find that he viii
be afraid to stir out Of his room.
"Yet, If you should be mistaken, 4
would be rather awkward for ma III
il powerful man. "
"I. assure you it Is perfectly safe
George II Harry shows any disposition
to 60 down stairs I have only to insiE
on his staying to protect me, and he il
certain to allow himself to be perSuad
ed"
might he nos fire al mo out q eh,
| window"
| ''There iSn't such a thingn areYoiv
or or gun in She house.
"Very we'll, Kate 4 win 90 ~ yor
wish. but You must not blame me l
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
he Had Experience.

Jeweler-You say you want some
name engraved on this ring?
Young man Yes; | want the
words George to his dearest Alice
engraved on the inside
Is the young lady your sister2
No, she is the young lady to whom
! am engaged
Well, if | we're You l would not
have George to his dearest Alice
engraved en- .therng. II Aioeshould
60 back on you, you coude not use the
ring again.
What would you suggest2
| would suggest that the words be
George to his FIRST and only love"
Yoa see With that inscription you
can pse the ring half a dozen times.
have had experience in such matters
myself.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05

Dobbins' Electric Soap IS
cheaper for you to use, if you
follow directions, than any
other Soap would be, if given
to you; for by It's use clothes
are saved. Clothes cost more
than soap This soap cost
in 1869 twenty cents a bar.
Now it cost nine. 1t contains
precisely the same ingredients,
and no others, now as then,
and costs less than half. Buy
it of your grocer, use it and
preserve your clothes. If he
hasn't it, he knows that he can
buy it of his wholesale grocer.
The genuine always has our
name on the wrapper. Look
out for limitations. There are
many of them.
PRESERYA- Of clothes BY the
TI0N Electric f % ososp, popiila Is an
established fact OF generation. Itis
not an experiment or q wild assertion,
but absolutely true. Think carefully
whether you prefer to save cent or
two on soap. or dollars on clothes.
You can't do both. Buy Dobbins'
Electric and look on every wrapper
for the name OF
DOBBINS SOAP MFG CO.,
Successors to ]. l.. Crsgin& C6.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05

A horse kicked H. S. Shefer, OF The Free
myer House, Middleburge, N. Y. on the knee
which laid him up in bead and caused the
knee joint to become stiff. A friend recon.
mended him to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm
which he did, and in two days was ableto be
around. Mr. Shafer has recommended It to
many other and says Il is excellent for any
kind Of bruise or sprain. This same rem
edy is also famous for its cures Of rheuma-
tisn. For sale by D. j. Humphrey, NNpol-
con, Ohio. I'm
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
JEAN oAsIanR.PERIER.
Elected President Of the French Re
public.

Versailles, June p. ACasimir-Pet-
ier was this afternoon elected presi-
dent of the French republic, IN sue
cession to NJ. Carnot, the victim Of
anarchistic hate. The election was by
the senate and chamber Of deputies
acting rs the national assembly In the
great hall Of the palace Of Versailles,
that has been the scene Of so many
historic events, one Of the most recent
of which was the proclamation Jan
uary Is, 1871, OF the victorious King
William of Prussia as emperor Of
Germany.
The hall was filed With spectators
an hour before the session began, and
among the sssemblsge we're many
members Of the diplomatic crops, n.
Cballamel Iacour presided, by virtue
Of bis position as president Of the sen.
ate. AT l:lo p. m. he called the
assembly to order and after 8 symps,
thetic reference to the late President
Carnot, read the articles Of the COR
stitution. relative to the election OF q
president, and then declared the IA
tonal assembly open.
No time was lost in proceeding 70
a ballot. The voting was more close
than had been anticipated The as
sembly consists Of about SS4 members,
Of whom the senators number 500. The
first ballot gave NJ. Casimir.Perier
45i votes, clear majority Of only
about II.
The members. of the left held a
meeting before the National Assem-
bly, met, and decided to support NJ.
Brisson. The caucus Of Senators OF
the right resolved to vote for Gen.
Feyrier. 4
A scene occurred in the Galerie deS
Ton beaux, owing to the fact Of N.
allamel, Lacoar forbidding the Jour.
nalists obtaining an entrance to that
part of the palace. The journalists
protested vehemently, but they we're
compelled to retire.
The galleries around the theater in
which the election took place present
ed brilliant scene. They were
thronged with ladies' in fashionable
toilettes, the fair sex seeming as mush
Interested as the men in the proceed
ings.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05

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