davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-16
A., T. & S. F. Time Table.

ENGLE.
Passenger No. l. going west. leaves a.
q. IN.
Passenger No. 2, going east, leaves at
$50 p. m.
Trains SO and "a do not carry passengers.
The Black Range Stage line connects with
trains the anne as usual.
q. A. FOLEY. Agent.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-16

application for patent adverse claim,
mining deed, escrow agreement and
lease, with a valuable digest of court
and department decisions.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29
Dos Blutbao III Aleiuat1en.

Qonbor n, 20. Mop. Cine De=
p54e aus Dien melbet, bab baielbit
cine Communication aus Smprna
E .n9etroffen 1ei, portn gemelbet pirb.
TAB 3eti paf@a NIT einem 9eta&ez
,aent @olbaten unb elmer 8atterie
7tpeitaufenb Mrmenter in @aFun nie=
bergemaht babe. Sic 2ei@en murben
1i@t begraben unb bic @bolera brad
nus. @iele Gbriften finb auf gebei=
men 4faben iiber bic ruHii@e @renae
3efloben.
Cine 9epe1@e aus &onitantinopel
laat, baB bas energif4e Muftreten beg
britii@en 8oti@afters bel Der Pforte,
Sir Ybiltp Gurrie, 8eitiir3uns unter
ben Mitgliebern ber tirfii&en @egiez
rung perurfa@t babe. Gs mar aQes
aufqebpten tporben, I'm bic armeni=
1@en @rGuel gebetm gu 4alten. @a4z
ri4ten aus perf@tebenen Auellen 3eiz
qen, bab bic @aTun=Mffaire eine ern1tz
li4e mar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29
3cleNrApDti6cS
@r6bltd)c Noleen oer unuor1@tt8'
fe1f.

Mbeelins, %. g.. %. @op.-
Sn ben Bland Roblensruben bat lid
Elm fur4tbares @rubenzu n9lid 3lz
setragen. Gin neuanseporbener Berg
mann, Elm Staliener, lieb einen gu
itarten @prenei6uB ab, tpobur9 Der
&oblen1taub in ber Seine e%rplobtrte
unb Sob unb 0eroerben perur1ahte.
48 Mrbeiter maren CUR 3ett In Der
@rube. Dapon iino piele man
meib bic senaue Mn3abl nod ni&t -
getDbtet unb perleBt tporben. Die
bon benz l1nglGd perbrettete
ii4 nit @inbeseile unb in tpenigen
Mtnuten tparen 9unberte bon Menz
i4en UNI bic @@a&tDHnung periamz
melt. @iele ber33erreiBenbe @5enen
iptelten ii@ bort ab. Trauen uno
&inber iammerten laut unb itarte
MGnner uaren erf@ittert. Sn fur
ger 3eit mar cine @ettunesmanni&aft
organiiirt unb bic tapferen Mdnner
itiegen beberot in bic 9iefe, bic 2et4en
gu bolen. Mls biefelben beraufgez
bra4t tpurben, bra4en niele Grauen
3uiammen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29
9oo onrh Neuer.

Ran as @ttD. NO., 10. Nop.
pbelinba 2obing, eine alte Nenerin,
go. 1910 Meit 20. Strabe tpobnbaft,
cling NIT brennenber pfetfe gu Bette.
Die Tolge mot. bab bds 8ett5eue in
8ranb gerietb rnb bic alte Grau in
ben Tlammen tbren Sob fanb.
81. Sofeph, Mo. 10. ytop.
@eftern i9lob Maesie Malter. cine
arme sFrau, Tire beiben Rinber. i'm
Mlter bon brei unb feds Sabreu, in
ibrer Wobnung Elm, um in Der benadz
barten @rpcerie etpas 3u taufeu. Wis
iit 3uriidtam, itanb bas 9auS IN
1lammer unb ems BET Rtnber tpar
perbrannt. Die Rinber batten NIT
3unbb1l3@en sefptelt unb babel tua<
rem bic Rleiber bes etnen In Brano
seratben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29
StnriMtt,na zines 8ombeu,perfers.

Barcelona, @panien, 81. Mop.
Sole Salpabor Gran@, pel&er am Z.
Nopember 1898 bic Dpnamitbombe
in ben 3ufd&uerraum bes 2iceoz
Sbeaters marfAunb babur@ 80 Menz
i&en t0btete ufe 80 anbere pertpunbez
te, murbe beus Morgen 3pif&en Z
152 unb 8 ubr sbinseri4tet.
Den san3en syeitrtsen Sag unb bic
san3e Na&t BEL bra&te Der @erurtbetlz
te oamit, bic 49ren ber 4nar&ie gu
prebigen. Ct 1ies enersti@ ale I'm
naberungen Der aYeiitli@en 3urid, tpelz
@e per1u4ten, Fine @ebanten auf bic
tommenbe 9ob4Situnbe gu ri4ten.
@ls Tran@ Sur @i@ttdtte sefibrt
tpurbe, rtef tr:i Sang (ebe bic Mnarz
@ie" unb fpottS e Bis 3ulebt uber bic
&eligion. We1Fse Mtnuten Dor feiz
mem @nbe begd an er gu iin9en unb
fubr bamit foAt, big er ni4t mebr
{ssi' "''' s'"1 s'"' bon ''@ 3" 's>
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29
Aabnraub (. Gbroutt.

Rem pbis, 18. Sob. 9eute tpur<
be tur3 mad Mitterna@t Elm @erfu4,
ben BaTa9ier3ug 80. 5 auf BET Daz
900 C Mi1fHfppi @a1ep : @ifenbabn
Bel pantber Run, MiK., gu berauben,
bur4 bic &altblitigfeit bes Qotomos
tipfabrers s. u. 9oner pereitelt.
pantber @un 1T cine t1eine Station.
Rur3 mad Ginbru9 Der Na@t tam
Elm balbes Dubenb Trember in bas
D0rf9en urb trieb ii@ Elm paar @tunz
ben berum. Damn peri4panben lie
unb murbe nidt pieber gefeben, bis
Der 3ug a~neebalten bate unb tpieber
abfubr. 9a CAB elmer Der &erle auf
benz Babngeleiie bas @tgnal gum
6a(ten. Ser Qofpmottbfibrer 6oner
beiann iid rt@t LANCE. ionoern iau1te
boriiber. Mls ct an benz @tgnals
li4te porbeitam, lab ct Elm babies
Dubenb Rerle am 8abngeletfe nit
ae3oge1en Repolbern iteben unb glet4
barauf pfffen linn BITE Rugeln INN bic
Sbrer. Ser 9ei3er Sole erbielt einen
@4uB in ben Mrm unb 1T ernftlt4
pertpunbet. Die &erle maren offenz
bar nod Neultnge I'M @ei@Gft. IS
tperben ale Mnitrensungen gema4t,
ben @eieuen auf bic Spur 5u tom<
men.
@i1a1ia. Gal., 10. gloD. Die
8eamten Der Southern Pactfc 8abn
baben in @rfabrung gebra@t, bat aut
Der Station Mlilta nieberum Elm
8abnroub in's Mert ge1ebt tperben
lou. IS 1T bies berielbe Dirt, no bic
@alton'1&e 8anbe Dor mebrerer Sab
rem einen ueberfaGl ma@te. SIS 1T
cine perlafene Station, benn bic BE-
>pobner perlieBen ben Ort, als bic
8abnge1elf@aft tbre bortige Ngentur
oufaab, unb eienet ii& nor3iglt4 gu
einem @aubunfal. @s feblt metlenz
&ptit na4 alien Rt4tunsen bin an
elmer telegrapbif@en @erbinbuns, xnb
fir 8abnrGuber t0nnte es tein GIN
ftiqeres 9errain seben. Mnsefihts
biefer Mittbeilung tperben bic 8abn<
auge iebt bon benz @beriF bon 9ulare
Gount1 NIT elmer ftarten, Big an bic
3dbne bepaHneten Sruppe begleitet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29
Heitetune oer setde sss 0sarcn.

Beitetune oer 2et6e aes 0sarcn.
ct. peters bu g. 20. Npb.
@<itern fanb bic BeiieBung Der 2et4e
bes %peritorbenen goaren, Mleganber
bes 9ritten, in Der Ratbebrale bon
peter unb st. paul itatt.
Die Ratbebrale mar bon Mtni4en
gefiQt eini@liebli@ al1er 0ertreter
Der taiferliden unb tDni9liden 9dus
Jet bon europa. Die Teter fanb unz
ter Der 2eitung ser Metropolitane BON
petersburg unb Mostau itatt.
Der erftere seleitete bic G5arin gu IT,
rem Ylabe in Der NGbe bes @arges,
tpel9er in Der Mitte ber Ratbeorale
aufgebabrt mar.
Ser G3ar, bic @robfurften unb bic
Mitqlieber Der antpe1enbtn f0nt9lis
ben 9duier nabmen 3ur @edten bes
@arges Muftelluns, ipdbrenb bic pte>
len antpeienben Sfi3tere fia btnter
benz Sarge auffteQten.
BUR 2inten bes Sarses befanben
ii4 bic auspdrtt9en @efanbten nit
ben Miniitern, unb 3ahlloie Mborbs
nurger aus ruKif@en unb ausmdrttz
gen @tGbten, eini4lteblt& mebrerer
9elesationen aus Trantrei&. befan<
ben {i@ in peri@iebenen Sbeilen ber
Ratbebrale. |'.-'.
Ser Srauergottesbienft be9ann UNI
balb elf l1br unb bauerte Biz bier
llbr. Mebr alS breibig Mit9lteoer
Der t1nigli9en 9dufer @uropas batten
fi4 nit sldnaenbem @efolse gu Der
$obtenfeter etnsefunoen.
Na9 8eenbigung bes @ottesbienite s
tparfen bic @3arin, Der @3ar unb an
bere Mnpefenbe nod etnen lebten 8ltd
auf bic 2ei@e Mleranbers beS 9rttten,
tuorauf Der G3ar ben taiferlt&en
Mante( iiber ben Sarg ausbrettete,
tpel@er Johann bon tbm unb mebreren
@roBfurften CUR @ruft eetrasen m,'r=
he
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29
Sob etnes b1taomten mnt,<as.

Ct. Yete1sbur9, 81. Nop.
@eitern lit Mn1bn @regor &ubinitein,
oer beriibmte ui7ii@e pianiit unb
Gomponiit. in benz bena4barten pez
terbof an eineI9 9er3leioen geitorben.
@ubinitein tpuA Zoe 1880 in We@motpz
neB an Der Qrenae bon Rumdnien
geboren. M1s Sanb tam CT na@ Mosz
Tau. Sn feine3n a@ten SABRE trat ct
0ffentli@ auf; lals ct 3ebn Sabre alt
tpar, cling ct dit feinem 2ebrer na4
paris, mo Ct 1Fpei Sabre blieb. Daz
rauf befu@te + England, S@peben
unb Deutf4lai b. Na@ &uBlanb 3uz
riidgetebrt, mi rbe CT gum pianiiten
Der @robfiirit4 ! 9elena ernannt, unb
1pGter tpurbe # Director Der 1859
gegrinbeten 4uFi14en Muiitse1eqz
i@aft, unb bed bauptfd@li@ bur@ i'm
ms 2eben q rufenen @~onierpatoriz
ums.
SIN Sabre 872-73 be1u&te Stu
binitein bic g +. Staaten.
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ztreiten u,st 3ubuerb5bun0.

Ofbtofh Wis., 10. Mop. 81
Der Diamond : 3unbb0la@enfabri
baben am @amfas Mor9en 80 Mdbz
den unb 2 MGnner bic Nrbett tpegen
bi0berer 21bne nieberselegt. Neun
bon ben MGb@en iinb feitbem tpteber
3ur Mrbeit 3uriidsetebrt. Die Mdbz
4en perlansten 10 Gents pro @tunb..
mdibrenb lie bisber nur adt Gents Ct
bielten fir 11ftunbtse Irbettsoeit. Die
beiben MGnner perlansten cine 2obn=
erb0bune bon 80 @ents auf eiue'1
Dollar unb bon einem Dollar dut
$1.25. Die @eieuf@aft bebauptet.
bah lie bic @telen ber Stretter NIT
2euter gu ben alien 20bnen tpteoer
beieBen fann.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29
Nus Geutralautertea J..

Can Sa1pab o T., %. Noo.
CRAWFORD, elm ameritanti4er Gluhtz
ling, ber bei@ulbigt 1T, bic r@bams
@rpreB g." I'm $4,000 beruubt gu
baben, unb fi& na@ 9onburas gefu4z
tet bate, Fat ii@ na4 Guatemala be-
geben.: ST fast, baB ct @ruub babe,
ii@ por amerttanii@en @ebetmpolt3tz
item in M@t gu nebmen, ipel4e, tpie
es betBt. i'm perfolsen, obglei4 ct, als
CT i'm Sabre 1889 in 9onburas perz
baftet murbe, bas @elb, tpel4es CT gez
ftoblen baben follte, erfeBt babe, unb
linn 3uglei@ bic @eri@erung gegeben
tporben lei, i'm ME pieber gu beldftiz
9en. .....
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arftbcrt6t
0htcaaO.

Winterpet3en $780,; Mosgen 40
so; @erfe $3.50; 9afer 27-32;
Corn $751;; Mebl, patent, per Sap
3.00-3.25; Rleie 1850; &lee1amen
8.50-9.00; Simotbpfamen $40
$50; Sla@s LA; 9eu 4.50-12.O0;
Butter, Creamery 1875; Butter,
Dairp 17-21; @tiere $4,000;
&ube 1890; Stoders 2.35--
@9tpetne 400 400; @9afe
2.OO-3.O0; 2dmmer 3.20-3.75;
Spring 9iibner 81; @dnie per 9az
benb 5.00-6.00; 3ptebeln per SAB
1.25-1.50; Grbfen $780,; Mepfsl
1.O0-2.50 per Gab; Rartoffeln As
SO; Bobnen 1.00-1.50; @ier 20;
9onig 8-15; 9onig, aus9elaFen g.
6; Salg As; WbisteD 1923; &die,
Creamery 80; &afe. @@met3er
90; 3dfe, 2imburser IS.
WinncauD It. Yaml.
Wei3er $751;; @oggen 44-45;
@erfte AZ; 9afer 30; Corn 81; 6lads
LAO; rpatent" =Mebl per 100 Pfb.
LIS; &leie 9.5o-9.75; @i1bes gen
7.00-8.0O; Butter, Creamery 49,
"a; Butter, Dairp 1922; @ier IT,
~. .
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2ie7 MrbettSrtttcr.

Nem 3 leans, 2a., 81. Nob.
@ranbmaiterd @obereisn purbe 9eitern
bonn @eneraa : gfemblp Der Mrbettsz
ritter etnitinsm mig mieberertpdblt. 8iz
flop bon M1 Ia@uietts uno Merritt
bon @oluraf b tpurben fir bas Mmt
bes rTorema n" auf9eitellt, unb 81
FLOP, Der Hbtse Snbaber 'befelben.
purbe ermdblt. Setrstdrz S4abmeiz
iter 9apes Burbe ebenfaus tpieberer=
tpdblt. ssSn Der StBung muroen bic
@usla9en bdf 3ur Contention eri@tez
nenen Deledeten gum 8etrase bon
$1,000 CUR Bablung angeuieien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29
Nunaernae @ahaarbetter.

Denper. Sol, 10. Nop. Gin
gomtte fat mad iorsfaltiser unteriu>
dung beri@tet, bab 215 Gamtlien bon
Mttgliebern Der Mmertcan Ratltpap
Union benz Werbungern nabe limb uno
400 unperbeiratbete Mitslieoer ber>
felben 0erbinbung ii@ in Noth be-
finben, neil bic Gt1enbabnpermaltunz
gen bic 2eute, pel@e tpGbrenb bes
lebttn @ommers ausseitanben 1lno,
out bic f4tpar3e Elite geiebt haben.
70 bab lie feline 8ef@dftisung erbulten
f0nnen.
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Gin lttmter Siea.

Waibtngton, q. Nob. 9ie
iapaneifde @efanbi@aft bat iber ct.
Petersburg bic amtli@e 8eitGtigung
bes bon Mari9aq Damugata iiber bic
Gbineien BEL Sinh Duen erfo@tenen
@ieges erbalten. Die Gbineien paren
10000 Manr1 fart unb na4 bretftinz
btgem Rampfe am Morgen bes Is.
Nopember floben fie nDrbli@ nit 3uz
riidlafung BON 5 &anonen. Sapaniz
f6er1eits tein Manr berlprer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29
ANS @eitafttf4.

Berlin, 81. Nopembtr. Cine De-
pef@e aus Ramerun melbet, baB 2teuz
tenant Dpminid unb 40 ber fubanez
iii9en @olbaten Deut1@lanb's bon
Gtnqeborenen aus 8atota in ber NGbe
BON Maila in &amerun a%ngegrtffen
morben finb. lieutenant 0omintd
puroe 1@mer pertpunbet unb piele fei>
ner 2eute set0btet. Cine beutf4e @rz
petition na@ benz 8atota 2anb mirb
in Der nd9ften 3eit ertpartet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29
Cir .:maiduter pcrurtbetlt.

Seffertn 9th, Wo., q.
Nop. Das iObergeri4t bat 9eitern
Moreen Ma1fon 9ebsepatb gu fini=
unb3man3igi9rtger @efdn9niBitrafe
perurtbetlt. 1ebgepatb beraubte nit
perf&iebenen lMnberen i'm Grlhiahr
1892 einen 15rtsco @rpreB3ug INN
$4,000 uni Wertbia&en in 9Dbe
bon $4,000. Nur Elm tleiner She'll
bes Raubes 1burbe piebererlangt, Of
tpobl cine 3 een9e @eriu@e gema@t
tpurben, eind Mrt bon @er9let@ nit
9ebgepatb all @tanbe gu brinsen.
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Rauberijm< iSmotaner Merieo's.

WonperNme dSnotaner Wettto>S.
ures, SD bora, Mer., %. Nop.
@oeben 1T eina8ote aus benz flbmefts
lt@ bon bier. IN DaguizSbale gelegez
men Orte Gal opa, NIT ber Na4ri@t
einsetroffen, 3pb cine 8anb. Daqui>
Snoianer in TT Ndbe iener Srti@aft
Raub, Morb anb 8ranbftiftung BE-
gangen bat. Pie Snbianer lberfelen
bas 2anbgut BON @ebro 9ernanbe3
unb ermorbetes bret 6rauen unb 5tuei
Manner. ernanbe3 ielbit befano
fi@ 3ur 3eit 4s l1eberfanes in Sagoa
pa; na4bem lie Snbianer bic Morb=
tbaten beeang1 n batten, tedten fie bic
@ebdube in &A:qno unb 3ogen ii@ nit
einigen 9unb5rt @tud @ieb in lire
@&lupfpinteI1 i'm @ebirge 3urid.
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&Suucu iDrst, 3obn nid)t tefotss
fh1C1t.

@bicago, 10. Nop. @amttas
Mittag mubt. cine 3ablrei9e polt3ei>
force mad Der Gitp 9aa gei@tdt tperz
ben, nm etnen 8robtratpaQ gu llnterz
briiden. @esen $50 entlaf enc Mrbetz
ter bonn MaFerbepartement 14aarten
fi@ INN bic Office bes G~omptrouers
unb ~forberten lire riiditdnbtgen Cob
ne. Ser Comptroller lieB bic 2eutt
bur9 eine1 Glerf bena4ri4tigen, bat
fein @elb in Der StabttaHe lei unb
bab ct fe baber ni@t befriebigen TOM
ne. @s entftanb iebt Elm fur4tbarer
@tanbal, bic entrifeten Mrbeiter tpoaz
ten bic Gomptrollers<O Office bernolt:
rem, unb bic berbetgerufene polt3ei
bate erobe Mabe, bic Mense au GER
~ftreuer.
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8rafiItett hat Mub'.

@io be Suneiro, %. Nop.
Dte @ouberneure ber perf@tebenen
@taaten buben ibre Mnbdnelt@tett an
ben PrGiibenten Moraes ertldrt. Das
2anb 1T rubtg.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-29

- Sin 6 IL Blatt ma@t
ben 3ettgemdben 8ori@lag, bic Sni>
noifer Sa9bgefebe 10 ab3udnbern, baB
Observation-Disclosures 3uii@en benz 1.
SSanuor unb benz 81. DECEMBER incluz
fibe ni4t ge39ofen tperben biirfen.
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Gin ocmtthrer qrina aettorbe,,.

Berlin. 81. Nop. @rb9robher<
3og &arl Muguit bon @a4ienzWeiz
mar : @iiena@ 1T 9eitern Mbenb in
Cape ct. Martin i'm Mlter bon SO
Sabren an Der 2ungenf4pinbfudt
9eftorben. ..
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maaen . sarhattnna In wart@au

2onbos. 81. Nob. Na@ elmer
Depef4e anaoie Shines" iinb 60 Mrz
better unb @tubenten in % d a u
nerbaftet ma rben. Die1elben batten
cine proflala alton an bic polen erla1=
len, in mel&er bieielben aufgeforbert
perben, benz 3aren ni@t ben Sreueib
su leiiten.
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&aniaS Gttp-

Wei3en 48-5f; Corn 42-43; 9a=
fer 1913; Butter 16-21; Ger 18;
Sttere 2.30-5.60; &ibe 1.00-3.25;
@toders unb Teebers 2.50-3.6O;
@4meine 4.25-4.5O, @4afe ZOO
$50. ..
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St. NnMie

@ttere 2.15.-4.3O; &ibe 200
2.15; S9meine 4.3O-H60; @@afe
2.00-2.6O; 2dmmer 2.40; met3en
SO; Corn 46; @oggen so; 9afer 30.
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ben 9aare in ben bena4barlt4:n 9ot
no man biel elben au& ri4tiG fanb.
Die 9rage, parum 1ie bic 9aCre abz
1@nttt unb bann bic &Guberge14t4te
eraGblte, tonnte ODER woQte Grace
nibt beantmorten.
lleber einen @eiratbsi4 pinoel
miro aus Ybi1abe1pbta beri4z
tet. Wieberbolt tparen in 3ettunysr
Mnaeiqen eri9ienen, baB cine iunse
Dame nit $4,000 @ermDeen al btez
fem ni9t mebr ungetp0bnlihsn Wegs
einen 2ebensgefdbrten iu@e. Mls
MbreIe mar bas 9aus go. 2438 u.
13. Strabe a%nsegeben unb bort6in
(entten piele alte unb junge Manner
lire @9ritte. Inter ben1elben mar
au6 8. %. 54ment, 20. uno Srforo
@trabe, Der in benz 9aule poripra@
unb Bort bic 8etannti@aft bon @cz
bert 6ilgert unb 1etner 5rau mabte.
@@ment CAB an, na&oem CT letn Mnz
(iegen porgebra9t, babe 9ilger! i'm
8ei1ein 1einer 5rau ertlart, er III Elm
Mgent ber 9eiratbs : Ranbtbattn uno
oerlange cine @ebiibr bon 5ebn Doll
lars, ebe eine 3uiammentunft nit tbr
ItattFnben f0nnte. S9pent mil; bic
3ebn 9ollars geaablt limb bann eine
1ebr intere11 ante unterrebung mi: e1z
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-07-20
A BIG SHOW COMING.
Ringing Brothers. Great Exhibition
to Visit Bennington Soon.

Arrangements have been completed
for the visit of the Ringling's Brothers
Worlds Greatest Shows to Bennington.
This memorable event will occur Tues
Gay, August 7th. The Ringing Broth
ers are so far in advance of all COMPETE
tors that comparison with any other
tented exhibition would be superhuous.
Nothing like this vast exposition of all
that is Marvellous in the circus and zoo
logic world has ever before been gath
cred together under single manage
ment. Among its many features are
Dundin, the strongest man in the world,
whose gigantic shoulders support a
bridge on which twenty robust men
stand or walk about in perfect safety;
the five Gilet, famous Partisan acrobats;
Miss Josie Ashton, the most petite and
graceful young equestrienne ever i'm
ported from the great circuses of Europe,
and dozen other great bareback riders,
the famous Brothers Hermann, marvels
of dexterity and agility in mid air;
Akimoto's troupe of Imperial Japanese;
an entire tribe of Bedouin Arabs, and
over hundred high-class performers of
every description. Ringing Brothers
great circus is this season larger, better
and more comprehensive than ever.
The paraphernalia used is the most mas
sive and the most attractive ever made
for a circus. The mammoth hippodrome
and menagerie tents are the largest in
the world; the cages, dens, chariots and
even the bagge wagons are Respondent
brilliantly illuminated ornamentation,
and, all in all, the world has never seen
so beautiful, costly and dazzling an ex-
hibition. The procession which inaugu-
rates circus day is over mile in length,
and gorgeous beyond the imagination to
conceive. There are ten distinct kinds
of music, including the famous chime of
Kremlin bells, and over thousand men,
women and children. The performance
is given in three rings und upon two ele-
yated stages, and is introduced by the
most resplendent spectacular entry ever
inaugurated. The exhibition of trained
animals and the hippodrome races can
not be excelled.
Ringing Brothers circus is Western
institution. In the West it is the only
recognized big show, and its advent in
this section will create sensation.
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Woodford.

Miss Lena Walker of Bennington is
visiting relatives, and Bessie Robinson
is with her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thrasber of North
Adams were in town Wednesday.
The Hose company from Hinsdale, N.
H., staid at the Summit House, Wednes-
day night
Mrs. Elihu Cutler has left her pleas
ant home, here, and gone to live with her
daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Dunton, of Rut-
land.
Rev. Mr.. Wlnslade will take "The Rich
Man. for is subject, next Sunday moru-
ing.
James Hathaway had a part of his
right thumb cut off by moving ma
chine, and Geo. w. Wood cut one finger
while whetting a scythe.
Mrs, S. G.. Easton and Mrs. Ophelia
Stetson of Jacksonville, have visited rel
atives in Woodford and Bennington this
week.
Mrs. Marshal Geowey, of Arlington,
visited at Harry Harbour's, recently.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. Winslade's
sermon, Sunday evening at the Metho-
dist church, will be: "What shall we do
to be saved?'
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. John Potter, Mrs. J.
Allard, Sam. Pierce, of Bennington, and
Mrs. John Sharks of Atlantic Highlands,
n. j., have been guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
John Knapp's in Fir Grove.
Mr.. Brooks Of New York is at the Mt.
Pleasant House.
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WAS IT SIMPLY COINCIDENCE,
AStrange Thing That Happened at Pithole
the Night Lincoln Was Shot.

AStrange Thing That Happened at Pithole
the Night Lincoln Was Shot.
"I may forget all of the numerous re-
markable and startling incidents that
were part Of the pioneer development of
the Pennsylvania oil regions, and have
forgotten many of them, but there is one
that is indeli5ly impressed upon my mind
as it no doubt is on the minds of every
surviving participant in the doings OF
those lively days." said one Of those old
timers. 1.-THE famous old Homestead
we'll, where oil was struck in the early
part of 1868, was the gusher that started
the rush to Pithole creek and brought
into existence in the wilderness city of
90, 900 inhabitants almost as quickly as 1t
could have been done by the magic OF
Aladdin's lamp. John Wilkes Booth was
on visit to the oil country about that
time, looking for investments, and he paid
$15, 900 for q one thirteenth interest in the
Homestead we'll. Oil was selling for 81 a
barrel then, and the Homestead was gush-
ing hundreds of barrels day.
when the news came in April that
Lee had surrendered, and that the war
was over, among the hundreds of flags
that were hoated in Pithole as evidences
Of the joy that was felt over the great
event was one from the top Of the derrick
at the Homestead well. When, quickly
following these glad tidings, the terrible
news was received Of the assassination of
President Lincoln, every one Of these flags
except one was lowered to half mast as
mark of the peoples mourning for the
martyred chief. That one flag was the one
that had been raised over the Homestead
well in rejoicing for the triumph of our
arms-the we'll of which the presidents
assassin was part owner. Why was that
flag uncovered? Because on the evening
Of April IA, 1855, at the very minute that
Booth fired his fatal shot at the president,
an explosion as of clap of thunder shook
Pithole city, and angry flames instantly
wrapped the Homestead well from base to
summit. When the sad news was received
at Pithole Of the death Of Lincoln, the
town was overhung with pail as black
as night from the smoke that rose from
the ruins of the well that had poured
money into the assassin's hands, money,
no doubt, which he used In laying out and
perfecting his murderous plans The flag
that had foated from the derrick was con-
sumed with the rest of the property.
"Of course matter of fact people at
Pithole and elsewhere In the region said
that the explosion that made a consuming
pillar Of fro and pail of smoke of the
Homestead well would have occurred Just
the same If the president had not been as
sassinated, but they were few compared
with those who declared that the coinci-
denoe was too startling and appalling to
have been other than q visitation of the
wrath of Providence against Booth And
there are good many hard headed folks
who hold to that opinion still. New
York Sun.