davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-11
Der perfbwun0ene Oiamant.
&ieqt er nod perbor9en i'm 1Io9en Don s. G.
SutterfeIo ?

Cine bertpideLte Summarizing >@ei6i6te
fam beute Morgen Dor Gtcbter &erlten CUR
Gntbitaung. Sn 6em &oitbauie SEQ. So
S~n6ianaitroBe pobnte bas @bepaar so. g..
Sage un6 Satin; ie waren gut befonnt
nit bem &~oftgGnger 6. s. 8utterftelA. 8or
einiger Belt CAB es Stpilben 9ose unb ieiz
ner Satin 3tptitigfeiten, in beren 8erla1f
io9ar BON S9etbung 9eipro6en poroen
iein iou.
Srou Sage beiaB einen Summarizing I'M
0ert6e bon $165, ben tbr Der @atte gum
Sra9er, iebo6 ni6t ais 0elbenf itberlaie
len bate. Oils Sage Ben Sting 5uriifber>
l0n0te, ibergab 0ie @attin Denlelben an
8utterftel0 CUR Nufbema6rung. Dem
Singing ita9 Der groBe, tpertboole Grp7
it0G Derfi6reriib in Die 9ugen u11b ais
6rau Sage na1 ser NuSl66nung nit ibrem
Wann BEN Sting tDieoer ~Derlangte, ertlGrte
8utterfiel6, 6erielbe let Derloren gega1ger.
@r iiber9abSrauB age einen blouenGmeralb>
Stein, angebltb bon DD6em Wertb, iebob
Die Brifun9 zines SupeIiers itelte BEN
WertD beS @merol6S ouf bDcbitens SO felt.
DIS Srdu Sage nun nit bem @eri6t
bro6te, mics 8utterftelO BEN 9teif Dor, Oelien
Stein al18gebro6en mat unb naG lGn9erer
8erbonblung bottle er ou9 BEN 9tamant7
Stein aus Der @eitentaicbe. St bate bens
ieIben nit Gou9ummi un1geben un6 mari
i'm Der Trau Sage in Sen S0oB.
SIN nd6lten Woment nabm ct ben Stein
DieOer auf nit bet grfldrun9, CT tpOQe ben
Sum beieitigen. 8utterfteIb itefte ben
Stein nun in ben W2unb unb Dcrl1lufte
i'm. 9ieieS ibrefIi6e @rei8niB paliirte
oOr etrpo 3ebn Ga9en. Srau 8o8e 8epdDrte
bent 9iamanteni4luder tto9 cine 8riit,
nm baS Gri9einen bes fOltbaren SteineS
%a63uwarten. @ie 8utterftel6 ober beute
bOr 0ttbter Seriten Derit9erte, blieben ieine
ltnterlucbungen iiber ben Stein erfol9GOs.
Gr tpoue ben Stein be3abGen, muBte jebo9
3%u9ebcn, 6oB eS nit ieiner 8oari6aft
i9led6t beitaGt iet. Die @ermut6ung liegt
6eSbaL6 nabe, baB 8utterfteI6 i'm 8eitb beS
Steine5 iit. Ct murbe inter $500 8irgz
ibaft benz Grtmtnalgeri9t iibcrmieien.
Sage beitbt Elm @roB9eiadft in Candies
in $50. 211 .. Safe Ctr.
, 1894-05-11
0ieler Eooe h6rte ein MGchter bes

- 0ieier Sage 66rte Elm 0Gcbter 6eS
Santa Sc 8a6n6ofeS in &oniaS GitD in
Uttliourt, ais CT an elmer 9tei9e leerer
@ittertpo9en Dorilber9ing, aus etnem ber
leBteret @eit09n berporbringen. Gr Ipretgte
0te SDir bes Bd9ens duf uno fano in BENZ
lel6en etnen nabe5u Der6un9erten uno Der>
6urlteten Oteniden Dor, Der ieinen 9tamen
ais 8. q. Speenep dn9ab. 0teier mar friber
NuftpGrter in benz QlbdnD 0otel in 0enber
IN Colorado g~etpelen u16 bdtte pier Sage
IN benz 8a9en Dbne 9td6rung un0 QSaIIer
su9ebrabt. @r mar III BEN NGgen gez
itiegen, nm 6arin ais blinber 9aiia9ier
ltocb SaLtna IN GaniaS 3u ieiner @ltern
81 fabren unb Sic I6iren tparen 6arouf
bon ben 3u9beamten eeibloiien tporben.
Nls CT BEN @a9en perlieB, ipar CT 10 iebr
enttrGttet, baB ct faum i'm Stanbe mar 5t
8eben unO pitrOe na9 Ser Nnit6t bes
Qr5teS einen %finften Sag in ietnem @e>
fGn9niiie nibt nlebr iiberlebt BADEN. 9abei
fibrte Der Wann @eGb genrta BET ii6, nm
bopon baS Sabr9elb be3oblen 81 fOnnen.
ST lit Derbetrat6et unO feline Srau tpDbnt
in 8urltngame in &anias.
= Sral1 Senrp 01eIiou, Sic Satin zines
@tienbabnangeiteQten in @or0on's SerrD,
brei Wtetlen n0roli6 bon @alena bieiigen
States, lieB neuli6 am ipGten Nbenb tbr
&tno in tbrer Wo0nung alIetn 8uriid, be-
itieg cinen btnter i6rem 6auie belegenen
9iigeG unb i6OB ii9 cine &ugeG in Sen
&opf. Sic lit CIT elmer 8Lutpergtftung,
Die ite it6 0urcb etren S6nitt nit etnem
Salcbenmeler 3uge5o8en bate.
, 1894-05-11
Bate Ball.

0as ongefiinbtgte Spiel 3niiden Ben
Gbicago8 unb 2outsuiues fanO 9eitern nidt
itatt, ba Ser SptclpIob iib in TOl8e 6es INN
W}ittaa 6erabitrOmenben 0fegenS in elmer
Gcrfaiiung befan6, baB an NuSibung 6e8
nattonalen SportS ntbt 3u benten mar.
Die bei6en genannten Clubs perben. iebo9
beute baS 8eridumte nabbOIen, fats nicbt
Der 6in1meL obern1aI8 ein 9tegenlbouer
b%erabien6et. Capt. @niOn iucbt ibon felt
@o9en na9 einem tidti8en cScconO balez
man." bat a6er bis ieBt nod feinen 0e>
%funben, Ser ben Nnforberungen ertipridt.
Die Stellung Der y CLUBS Der vg3atioz
nal Qeaalen lit bis lest fnLaen0e:
, 1894-05-11
1uoenolthe ubrenotebe.

Sames 9ascale, Jtobert SaDneS unO
SOiepb Grontn, 3 8iri69en Don IA, 10
unb II Sa6ren, ntabten Deute benz 9ti1ter
@ber9arbt Die 2lufpartung inter Der Qtnz
flo8e, am 4. Otot in 6as 0aus bcs 2tbraz
bam 6orOtpib, 1874 g. 6aIteb Str, einz
gebrOdben 3u icin un0 bort, ebe ite bel ben
NuSrGumuroSar6citen gelt0rt ipuroen,
cine $40 tpertbe iilberne l1br geitpbtcn gu
baben. Quf baS @eripreben bin, Nobert
0opne8 81 ieinem in Seem Oort %mobnenben
Onfel 3u i6affen, tpurbe bie @nflage gegen
bieien nieber8ei6lo9en, Gronin murbe bis
gum Is. 0tai inter $500 8iir9ibaft geiteut
unO Bascau inter $500 8lr9i6aft Dem
@riminaI8eri6t iibermtelen.
, 1894-05-11
Die SteLLung 0er Z GIUbs Der "
nal 9eague" lit bis ieBt fol9en0e:
Gin nohldffi9er poli5ets6 ertdts
0lerf.

Die ltnteriu0nn9 Der in ben 8o(t3etz
Gertbteu befol8tcn @ei9aftSmetbo6er
6urcb BEN ia9Derit&nbigen 8I9er79aeutiO1
9arper Bat ergeben; baB Der Glcrt 6idep
pom gpli5eigeric6t ber 0e5plaineSitraBenz
Station langer ais. einen Wtonat nit Der
lteberpetiun9 Oer bon ibm eintaiiirten
StrafgelOer al Den Comptroller I'M Gltfz
Itanbe mar. Der Comptroller bat 6ideD
auf cine Qn5eige ieitenS Oe8 6errn 6arprr
bin BEN Stanbpunft berart flar 9enoht,
oaB binnen bret Gasen ale fdui9en 0eloer
an bic Staottaiie abgeliefert purDen.
, 1894-05-11
sum 1n0roer oemoroen.

Souls 6aGotpicb, tpelcber, pte mir seitern
berettS mittbeilten, in benz Ir0olerlaoen
1874 9. @anaLitraBe BON Tranf 8etl aus
8erieben an8ei6Oiien m1r6e, erlag geltern
gtdbmtttag mod i'm GountDz 6oipttale Ser
BET Der S9ieBeret erlittenen 8crleBung.
Ser gum Wtorber ge>pDrOene 8etl tpur6e
beute benz 9tibter @6erbar6t porgefubrt
unb BON bielem o6ne 3ulaiung bon Bilrgz
icDGft bis gum II. Wtat gum ProseB feftgez
9alten.
, 1894-05-11
90. g. Trumpooer BON 1886 8roiri

9lOe. ~en9agtrte AM 3. QlpriI Sen 6arbigen
6rant Stiles CUR 6ulfeleiitung betm l1m7
siebcn. StiGes arbcttete MIR gang turse
3ett uno ais er iib brii6te, mar cine fill
berne Sai6cnu6r peri6pun6en. @eftern
Nbeno Jap Der 8eito0Iene Den btebticbcn
S6mar3en on Der State Str, unb LieB ibn
etnlperren. 8or Gicbter Softer per1udbte
Stiles ltcb oaOurcb 81 recbtfertt9en, OaB ct
etne @erme6slun9 Der Yerion ais Qtr9u7
nte1lt oorbrocbte, 9odb anbere 8erlpnen,
bic tbn betrn 6eruntertragen Der MDbel gez
lcben, toenttftcirten thu. &ibter Softer
abertpteS t6n nnter $500 8Ir8i9aft benz
Grtmtnalgeri9t.
, 1894-05-11
feuer.

9urb Sic GrpGoiion elmer 8etrOleumz
2ompe i'm britten Stofperf beS breiit0dtz
gen B%o6nbouie5 SEQ. III 9eorborntraBe
brocb beute Worgen gcsen 4 ltbr Elm Teler
aus, meI9eS am @ebdube unb Snbalt etnen
@elammti1uben bon $500 onricbtete. 9as
!6aus 8ebDrt 6enrD S9ulB, psIc6er Oarin
tpobnt.
, 1894-05-11
Gnthanptet.

@uitao SoDnio1, Elm Nrbeiter ser geor6z
iette StraBenbaDngeieui6aft, fam beute
Wtrrgen INN l ll5r in idredGiber @eile
upl'5 Geben. ST mar CUR .3ett an Ser @de
Ser @eusz unb SuinDtsitr. in Der &abelz
rtnne bei6afti9t, un0 babet muB CT 5tut7
lben benz &obeI un6 Ben GGDern gefaBt
Dorben ietu, benin ais man i'm auffan0,
ipar Der &opf -DoQitanOig bonn &umpfe gez
1ren1t.
, 1894-05-11
OerhGnoni6poller Sturs.

Seute Mor9en I'm Z 11br ~ftir3te Ser 49,
iG6rige @m. WtcGleQan bon benz Moit Der
I'M 6afen Ite9enben 8arfe vGranSfer" auf
baS 0e6 berab unb erlitt etnen 8r16 beS
&tnnbadenfno9cns unb bes recbten Sdulz
terbeineS, iotpie sa6Grei1e GerleBun9en an
ben SiBen. WcGleuon fam bon sort
6uron, Wti9., un6 wur6e burcb ben Gins
buIan3wasen nab Dem 9OipitaI in Safe
8tetp Qebrdht.
, 1894-05-11
SoOcS.Matseiae.

Sreunoen unb 8efonnten bic trourtoe geadridt, boB
metn ~gelie6ter 9pbn SQUARE 6. TrieoridD inn Glitter
BON 80 Sobreu nab lor9em ibperem &eloen ien9 i'm
9errn enti6lofeu lift. Sic 8eerbi9unQ finoet am 5Dnu=
tag, ben Is. Mtai. 1917 ubr GahmittQgs, bonn Srauer.
bauIe 932 QB. 48. Ctr. nadb @raCelon6 itott. Sic tiefbe=
triibte Ntutter SaruIitn TSrieorid),
nebit SeI9piItern.
8eoria, Sn., 53eitun9en bite All cpptren. llmi3t
, 1894-05-11
6OSeS=@GnsetGe+

@ermonoten uns Freunoen Die trnurige g2aGri1t
boB unier piel9eliebter Sobu @rni It De1tte Mprqen nm
5 lbr rod iGlperen 2ei9erl ~9eltpr6eu tft. Sic 8eerol=
guug finoet am Somita9, beu 70. Wtoi, Mittogs ubr
bonn 9rouerbauie, l24 -. Safe Ctr, aus nab gSale.
Deim itatt. I'm itt1e GDeilnaDme bitten
Grnit uuo &eEtbn Scifcrt, Stern.
limit Siuie, gtDia uuD Bertha, Sdlpeiteru.
, 1894-05-11

Treunben rnb 8efannten Die trauriee Nafri6t, baB
lnler g~eIiebter 8atte unb Batter S>erttamn GbIert,
BON EetIin9tpn, ST., am W}tttlpptb, ben 9. Ytai, M6enos
6 l1br 80 Mtiuuterl, I'M glitter Dpn 81 Sabren uuo 2 Wtp=
noten leltg I'M 9errn enti9lafen ift. 9ie 8eeroi9ung
Ttnoet S0nnta9. BEN Is. Wtat, bonn Lrauerbouie an Rem
itngton MDe. per Satnpis @entrol I'm 2 ubr 10 Mtnuten
itatt. I'm Sbetlnabme bitten Die traueruOe Wittipe neblt
&tubern. Dsarie GbIert, Satin;
SberIes, Scrmamt, Minua, SOa, &inber,
11mt3t iDpte I}utter uub @e1dlpiIter.
, 1894-05-11
Die Qurner wolIen Oertretun9 I'm
Shulrdth.

Sine Delegation 6eS Chicago Gurnbez
3irfs ipra6 beute 8ormjttag BEL O!apor
6opfins Dor, I'M i'm 81 criuden, cine Der
bemnacbit eriol9enben 8atan5en inn itdott7
icben S6ulratD nit 6errn SObn SOutug
.auSSufliucn. Ser Mapor CAB Der 0elega7
ton fetnen beiOnOeren 8ei6eiO, lteB ober
burcb6lifcn, Dab Bic Grnennun8 etncs8ubs
bdnolerS gum Otit9liebe 6cS SbulratbS &C.
gen bic 0egel oeritoBen mGrOe.
, 1894-05-11
Maria Shereifa @eit.
0kMnrhe1tt

Mrs. Morn Socobs, geb. 9otpea, Satin BON
Nforrs SoCobs, 5O6ter BON Mtrs. g. @pmea, S6meIte1
BON Woltber, 9erman, Noolpb uub Stole 8ofpea. Be
%erbi9un9 BON Der ~gBobuung tbrer Wtltter, Mtrs. g.
8otueu, 1887 NtiGt9en Ape, Sonnto9 Yo9mittag
ubr per &utI6en nad 6racelaub.
, 1894-05-11
Die Blattern.

DR.. Reynolds perfudt fi9 5u redtfertigen. =
Die Derldleppune Der Seu6e ourd ole
in oen S6wibf6iten eeferttoten Kleioer
niat gu befiirdten. Gin ourd9e-
b~rannter Dampfer.
, 1894-05-11
Ncue 51n5eigen.

OIae Geees= u eli 9 n, peI6e fir ole
ntor9en=A us9abe Ger ,JuinOis Stats
5eitune" oufeeeeben weroeu, erideiner foften=
fret i'm 2lbenoblatt. Die 2tunahme pom 2ln=
5ei9en fir Gas QbenobIatt fdIiebt um II uhr
mitta9s, fir ole uIor9ensQus9abe nm 10 ubr
2lben0s.
, 1894-05-11

Sreunbet rnb 8efannten Die traltri0e gto6rt6t, oaB
nerIta9, ben 10. Mtot, WtoroenS rs ubr, i'm glitter BON
So Sabren, 10 Ntonaten nnb 10 1o9en iouft inn 9erru
entn0lofen lit. 3te 8eerot9ung ftnoet am 9onntag, ben
Is. Wtai Nodmttto9S l ubr, pom SrauerbauIe, 476 90.
Woob Ctr, aus nab 5oreit 6ome itatt. 9te tiefbe=
triibte @attin
ltu1D S2orid Shereifn g3eSt.
, 1894-05-11
Stdoti1bes.
metterbertd1t.

Opttter &Geine, rs @ol6in8ton Str,
berthtet fir Gbicago Sic foLgenben 8aro@
meter unb Gbermometeritdnbe:
lin 8 ltbr Wforg: SO @r., I'm 9 l1br go
Or, I'M 10 1br so @r., I'M II ubr 60
@r., UNI II 11br 80 @r. 8arometerftano
I'm 8 ubr Morg. 1886, II l16r 1880.
, 1894-05-11
TnNeSz0Gttscinc

6retnbeu uub 8etonuteu Die trouri9e 9toGridt. oaB
ltnIere 9eliebte Satin ruo N&utter IIiiabctb Sdaub
i'm glitter BON 70 Sabren ielt9 i'm oerrH e%ntiblofen lit.
6atte. nehft Etu0ern
, 1894-05-11
pOeSEMmsei0e

Srennbet tnb 8efatnter btermit 5ur gtodridt, boB
unlere lte6s Ntntter &n9eItca part BERN: Gilman,
9eb. SGteffer, am SSrettog W}orgen 3 uDr plDBlid infolee
per8i9logs ionTt peri6ieoen lit. I'm title Sbetlnabme
bitten 9ie trametnortt stllterbLiebenen
, 1894-05-11
0emnrbem.

@&abeI G6amf, 3lptlin9st09terGet pOn @bom
9uu9 @omItag gsobmitta9 2 rbr BON 1rauerbauIe
1878 81 SQlften ctr.
, 1894-05-11
beirathsfheine.

6eute murben Die folgen6en Seiratb8z
i6etne %ertptrft:
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
FOR A NEW REPUBLIC.
Central American Union Plan Is Care
fully Outlined.

Central American Union Plan Is Care
fully Outlined.
GUATEMALA, Aug. 1a-The prelim-
mary arrangements for Central Amer
lean Union, which, it is hoped, will
be approved at the conference Sept
i6, provide that Regina Barrios, presi-
dent of Guatemala, shall be the first
president, to be succeeded in turn by
Policarpo Bonilla of Honduras, Zelaya
of Nicaragua, and Gutierrez of Saliva
dor. The new arrangement is set to
begin next May. Meanwhile the au-
tonomy of each country is to be re-
spccted, but a provisional president
is to be elected, who will arbitrate all
questions between the countries con-
federated and will direct the foreign
policy of the confederation. There
will be no change in customs tariffs
not already provided for. The plan
does not meet with popular approba-
ton in Nicaragua and Salvador,
and it is likely there will be revolu.
ton against it.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
items OF GENERAL news

After investigating the situation at
Pullman, and finding distressing con-
dition of poverty and starvation, Gov.
Altgeld wrote to President Pullman of
the Pullman company, asking him to
take steps to relieve the distress.
Pullman refused to do SO, and now the
governor has appealed to the people of
Chicago and Illinois to aid the poor by
contributions of food, clothing and
cash.
The persons charged with commit
ting the outrage on Adjutant General
Tarsney, of Colorado have been dis
charged, the grand jury having failed
to find true bill. 1t is said the peo-
pie are disguised.
In response toan appeal from citizens
of Pullman for an investigation of the
starving condition of 1000 families at
that place, Gov. Altgeld is in Pullman
looking into the matter and is said to
have found distressing state of af-
fairs.
The Wellman polar expedition has
arrived at Tromsoe, Norway, having
been compelled to return on account
of the wrecking of the vessel. The
farthest latitude reached by them was
81 degrees.
Santo. the murderer of President
Carnot, of France, was executed at the
guillotine at Lyons, at 4:50 on the
morning of the 10th. Escorted by a
guard of gendarmes the executioner
and men entered the prison. M. Raux,
governor of the prison, awakened
Santo saying to him: Courage, Santo,
the hour has arrived" The condemned
man, with great effort, raised himself,
his face turned livid and his hands and
limbs trembled convulsively, despite
his efforts to appear careless to his
fate. The trembling continued until
the very last moment. He could hardly
stand and his limbs were SO stiff with
put on him with the utmost difficulty.
In reply to the governors question
whether he would have breakfast,
Santo declined either food or drink.
He also refused religious consolation
from priest AS he was being fastened
to the guillotine, Santo said: "Vive lie
Anarchie" Death was instantaneous.
The river and harbor bill carrying
$11, 479, $50 has become a law without
the presidents signature, the legal
limit of ten days having expired within
which he could sign or veto it. 1t is
the third time during Cleveland's term
that the river and harbor bills have be-
come laws without his approval, the
only other bill of this kind submitted
to him having been vetoed. Aside from
the amount carried by the bill also
comes IS, 400 900 for river and harbor
contracts, making the total for this
class of work 19,s7S,1SO
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
FOUR DEAD, EIGHT INJURED
Wabash Train Ditched by Running Into
a Horse Near Joncsburg, Mo.

Wabash Train Ditched by Running Into
Horse Near Jonesburg, Mo.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug 70 About
midnight freight train No. 81 on the
Wabash railroad struck horse, two
miles west of Jonesburg, ditching the
locomotive and nineteen cars and
killing the engineer and three tramps
The dead are:
! ENGINEER C. FELTON,, Moberly, Mo.
BIRCH MILLER.
WILLIAM ANDLER.
j. F. THOMPSON.
The injured:
FIREMAN TILToN, seriously.
BRAKEMAN CHARLES FAIRBANKS, left arm
broken.
H. HuMPHREYs, tramp; head cut.
PETER DEERINa, tramp; back injured.
HENRY RIsCH, tramp; leg broken, back
injured.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, tramp; head cut
W. MEYERS, tramp; bruised and head
cut
WILLIAM SMITH, tramp; seriously hurt.
The injured and dead were taken to
Jones burg.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
SONS OF VETERANS.
Order Begins Its Session at Davenport,
Iowa.


DAVENPORT. Iowa, Aug. 22.-Daven-
port is gay with flags and bunting in
honor of the sons of Union defenders,
who are Assem- bled here from all parts
of the country. There are several
hundred delegates and uniformed
members of the guard here with ad-
ditional arrivals expected. This will
be the most important encam pment.
The reports showed the commandery-
in-chief and the various division
Communicates to be in better
financial condition than ever before,
although the membership of the order,
in good standing has decreased during
the last year on account of backward
ness in payment of the annual dues.
The number of camps, according to
reports June 80, was 1,257, against
1877 year before; and the member
ship "a, 0i9, against 3s, O72 in 1893
One of the important recommends.
tions of the commander in-chief is
that the present guard an indepen-
dent organization, be disbanded and
the remnants reorganized under the
jurisdiction of the various division
Communicates of the order; also that
the order of Sons of Veterans be Or
gained and conducted on military
basis, and that it's name be changed
to the Military Order of the Sons of
Veterans
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
Fire Panic I'm Insane Asyluna,

TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug. : The Indus
trial building at the great insane asy-
lum caught fire yesterday just as fifty
female inmates had begun work on
the weekly washing for the entire in
stitution. There was scene of con
fusion for few minutes. but the
women were all removed safely. The
fire department of the asylum, with
an engine from the CITY, subdued the
flames, but the building was seriously
Samaped
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
New Republic Not Strong.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 2G-The plans
under consideration in Central Amer
lea for federation of the repu blics is
regarded here as not likely to lead to
permanent amalgamation, as it APP.
pears impossible to construct any
thing but tho loosest federal league
upon foundation which allows prac-
teal autonomy to each state. The
central power, as defined in the plan,
is not strong enough to put down rev.
olutions, which must be as frequent
under the proposed union as at pres
emit
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23

She-Before I consent to marry you,
John, wish to tell you that people
say / have a temper. He-I don't
mind that. "You don't?" mo; all
you need to do is to take care of it.
Don't lose it."
A suit for divorce before a Newark,
N. j., judge, developed the fact that
the complainant, the wife, sought d.
vorce on the ground that the erring
husband had ceased to call her pet, "
and now invariably addressed her as
you red-headed thing" The judge
mercifnlly allowed the separation.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
Lafitt Allen Kills His Hrotber

DEFIANCE, Ohio Aug. ls-Albert
and Lafitt Allen, brothers, who for
years have operated sawmill and tile
factory, yesterday, while filling kiln
with tile. got into q quarrel over some
trivial affair. Albert threw brick at
Lagtt and missed him. Then he at
tempted to climb up to Laftt when
the latter struck him over the head,
knocking him off the pile into a pile
of loose brick, He was picked up I'M
conscious, and, after few hours, died.
Lafitt gave himself up to the author.
tiles.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
Attack on the Health Officers.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. l2.-Dr.
Kempster and the health department
of the city were severely scored in the
Circuit court yesterday by Attorney
Samuel Howard, who declared the
health department was not only guilty
of negligence, but he claimed murder
had been committed in dragging small
children afflicted with smallpox from
the arms of mothers and taking them
to the isolation hospital
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
Consolidating Forces on the 60"

GALEsBURa. ILL.,, Aug. 22.-F. G.
Rice, the Illinois superintendent of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, an
nounces that the company has aban-
doned the division headquarters at
Fulton, the terminus for the Chicago
division on the north and the Chicago,
Burlington & Northern on the south.
The men employed there will be di
vided between Galesburg and st.
Louis. The power will be transferred
here and be operated from Galesburg.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
MEADOW FIRES BURNING.
People Around Grantsburg, Wis.,, Are
Praying for Rain.

People Around Grantsburg, Wis.,, Are
Praying for Rain.
GRANTsBUIa, Wis, Aug % Roar
Ing flames continue to sweep over the
meadows and thiclsets north of this
place. Men worked with some sue
cess to save the hay which lay in the
fires path. Fences, pasture, timber
cranberry, and hay have been con-
sumed. Several hundred tons of hay
are already burncd, and the fire is by
no means under control A hay
famine in this vicinity is looked for.
This place is covered with dense
cloud of smoke. Rain is prayed for
OSHKOSH, Wis, Aug. 22.-Rain fell
for several hours here yesterday
forenoon, the first time in weeks. The
surrounding country got none Of it
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
Defrauded of Sc, 900, 10000.

MEMPHIS Tenn, Aug. 22.-The
Memphis grand jury has unearthed
frauds of gigantic proportions.
Through the criminal carelessness
and neglect of the county officials it
is claimed the state and county has
been defrauded out of nearly 1000. :
600 in revenue during the last eight
years. The jury has made a partial
report of it's work to the Criminal
court and as result 736 indictments
have been returned against the de
linquents
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
China Eager for Naval Battle.

LONDON, Aug. 70. "A dispatch from
Shanghai says Admiral Ting, acting
under imperative orders. has so dis
posed the smaller vessels of the Chin
csc feet as to prevent the japanese
from landing troops in Chinese terri.
tory. The stronger vessels are openly
cruising in the Gulf of Pc Chi Ii ready
to fight the Japanese, but up to this
time they have not had the good for
tune to meet them.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
Miss Pullman Engaged to a Prince.

LONDON, Aug. 90 The engagement
is announced of Miss Florence Pull
man. daughter of George NJ. Pull
man, to Prince Isenburg Birstein, the
eldest son of Prince Charles of Isen-
burg Birstein and the Arch duchess
Marie Louise of Austria, and q cousin
of the emperor of Austria. The en-
gagement is denied by her friends
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
A Earcical Verdict,

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 22-The of.
fetal investigation into the recent
Verasteguel-Romaro duel, in which
the former was killed, is a farce from
beginning to end. Despite the fact
that every one knows that Verasteguel
was killed by Romero in duel, the
official record reads that the killing
was the result of the accidental dis
charge of Verasteguel's pistol. There
were dozen witnesses to the affair
of honor!
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-23
Yale Team Not Used to English Foss.

New YORK, Aug 22.-W. ID. Hickok,
the captain of the Yale athletic team,
arrived from Southampton by the
steamer Berlin yesterday. He stated
there was little hard luck on the
American side in their Oxford con-
tests. The weather was distinctly
against them, and in the opinion of
the English experts the sons of Eli
would have made an entirely different
showing in fine weather, as they were
not used to the English fog and haze.
He hopes the Oxford team will see fit
to visit the United States next year.