davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-31
Oas oeIeimte 1Uooeu.

Nbrdhdm OorsmGnn, ser crit bor fur3er
3eit aus Stem Oorf bierberfam un0 6eiien
8ei6Gftigung BARN beite6t, &iinitlern 5.
uno g. 0rabes WoOeQ gu ite6en, traf am
Sonntag QlbenO an Der @de Der Sefferion
u1o @tpin9 Str. cine elegant geflei0ete,
ttcf Oeri6lcierte iunge Dame, bic ibn nit
re6ter Sirenen> Stimme nm Bic @bre ieiz
ner 8egleitung bat. @ls ~galanter Sitter
tonnte ct Die 8ttte ntc6t abidlagen unb
unterlpe8S ipurOe er bon 0em Welen Der
neben ibnt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dame 10 be-
5dubert, oaB ct itrem tpeiteren 8ori9lage,
nit tbr nncb ibrer 8obnung 3u geben,
germ 6olge CAB. 9ocb Nbrabam muBte bic
8e8leituug letuer 9anle, iowte ben mitter7
ndcbtlicben 8eiub BET ihr NIT benz Gerluit
BON $19 be3ablen, bic ie i6m 8el9tGt aus
ber &di6e escamottrt bate.
QlS baS WfoOe4 ge9en 0tele Gntipen6ung
ieiner ibncr GU ber0ienten .3ccbinen pro-
t%eitirte, erl6ien pl0bli6 Der y@emabl" Ser
Seb0nen, ber itd ais GbarleS &ramer boz
fteute, auf Ser 8tlbfldde, uno eriucbte ben
8eitoDlencn nit nor9ebaltenem &epolUer,
i6leuntgit 0aS 3inmer AIT ~Derlaiien. 2tbe
macbtc itcb natitrlicb lofort auf bic 8eine
ltnb traf por Ser 3biire einen ebenfaus aus
benz 6aule 9eflicbteten Mann. 8eibe er7
mitteltet, OaB Die u0ame" 2tnnte &ramer
belize unO ibr p@emo6l" Gbarles angebli6
Elm &unitbdnoIer pGre. Qlunie murbe
ipe9en 0%iebItablS perbaftet unb belte bon
Jlidbter GberDarbt bis Monta9 inter $400
8iir9i6aft 9eitellt. 9lnute 1T nidbt bas erite
Wlal in ben Wfaicben 6es @elebes. sic lit
Elm profeiltoneller, lonoftngriger tpeibli6er
9tabtfalter un0 ion, mie bic 8ott3ei be-
bauptet, fir etgene Gecbnung Elm lbelbe<
IeumoeteS 6auS flt6ren.
, 1894-05-31
Der eate 1r1ebItbau Ger Reben.

Sur 8eanttportung mebrerer Srogen in
8e5ug auf Die 8erttlgung 6es OtebIt9aus
an 9tebci mO8e SOI9enbeS bienen:
8efanntli9 miro ge9en Oidium Tuckeri
Ger ec6te Otebltbau Der &eben) iebr feines
S6mefelmebL oernenDet, tpelbes nit ben
SbWefelblasbGlgen ouf Sricbe, 8lGtter
unb 8r0uben geitaubt tpiro. 9ieIe S6pe5
felbla5bGlge nun, mar ne6me pe(cbe Gonz
itruftton man noble, fpiten 8temLtb pteL
0elo ulto tart man 6amit gar nidt 10
ibteu, bequem uno genau arbetten, ais nit
tletnen SaGben, Die fi6 ieoer 0einbergz
beltBer Ielbit aus etnem alien, unbraucb6ar
9epor0enen 6anfiafe bcrIteuen fam.
Qlu6 baben 6teie ben Gort9eil, 6aB beinabe
gar fetn ScbDefelrne6L D~erloren 9ebt, tpGbz
rero bet ben S6DefelblaSbGlgen btcS 1unz
permetoltb lit bann Wtr6 baS Shpefelz
me6l mttteIft 6er SGfcben aucb beoeuten6
glet6mGBt9er un0 feiner auf Bic Gteben
Dert6eilt. Sn Qnbetra6t Der pielen 8or>
tbetle lei bier cine fur5e Nnleituug 3ur Ser
iteuung uno sum @ebraube bieler Sid:
chen angefibrt: W}an benitbt etnen alien
Ote6le ober @etretoeiad uno n1acbt itcb
0arauS SGGben BON circa 10 3ou 2Gnge
uno 3 SoQ 9trcbn1eiIer. 9tele tperDen s1
bret 8icrtbeilen nit S9pefelmebl gefiat
uno bann, nit ber 6anb baS SGdcben iber
ben 9tebep ibitteInb. OoS S6pefelmebL
auf bteie 0eiie Dcrtbetlt. 8rober, peldf
lOtpo6l nit S6Defelblas6GLgen ais alcf
nit SGf3en gleib3eitig ausgeftbrt tpl4,c:
ben, gaben gum GOrtbeile Der SGfC9e en-
9roBen INTERRUPTED iopobl in Der Wtet1gt
beS Oerbralcbten S9pefelS, ais aucg an
3ett unb Miibe. SIS p6re gepiB Ser G.adb:
abmrng tpertb.
, 1894-05-31
Srutdler fuhrmdnn.


Sn SEM SauIe $50. 1896 g. Niblan6
9lpe, betrei6t t6etnricb Simon Elm @rocerDz
9ei6Gft. 9eltern Nbeno UNI z l1br molte
in ralbem Gempo Elm Nbfaulpa9en UNI Die
@fe, an ipeIcber Simou's @ei9dft gelegen
1T, bie9en, .unb Ser Subrman beiielben, Der
Tarbt9eS. 2ucaS, macbte nit oem0agen etne
10 miBglitdte 9rebung, baB ct Bel Dem 3us
i%ommenitoB nit 6em Settenipeg mebrere
glanfen losrtB. Stnton ftente Sen &utz
iber GUT &e6e un6 Der Tarbi9e mari ieinen
Sod ab unb ging auf ben alien Simon
los. @liifLi9erpeiie bate bet Sobn beS
9(ngegriffencn, Gbas. Simon, Ben Streit
geb0rt unb er iprans nob rebt5eitig 3tptz
idben ben 9te9er un6 ietnen 8ater. 2ucaS
purbe beute Wor9en BON 9tt9ter &eriten
nit $40 Straie belegt.
, 1894-05-31
Wtdtts fir sic maRerteueraabIer.

.3u Ser Office 6eS 8afieriteue Collectors
mar 6eute 9ormittag Ser 3librang Der
Baierfteucr5o6Ier bon Ser Glib unb 8eitz
iette 10 9rpB, 6aB bic Nngeltellten Die Qrbeit
faum gu betpdltigen permo6ten. am
Srettag, BEN L. Stunt, erltidt nGmlt3 Der
Sermtn fir bic @etpGbrung bes 3abatteS
bon 10. @ro3ent fir Bic recbt5ei9e 8esab7
lung Der NaIeriteuern fitr bic Sibz urb
@eitiette. Die Steuer5abler fOnnen it3
biesmaG ausnabmSmeiie BEN Gabatt nc6
iicbern, tpenn ite i6re Stenern ant l.. Stunt
ieIbit be3abten. 0ieie 2(norbnung ipuroe
bonn gSaiierabt6etlun9s Superintenbentcn
G~rOiiette pegen 6eS geitrigen 6eiertags'8ee
%troffen. Jta3 benz 1. Stunt miiien aber
Die Steuern DoQ be3abIt tperbent un6 2lusr
na4men perben feline mebr 9entacbt tperben.
, 1894-05-31
1mmer lan9fam pordn.

Die Qlrbeiten CUR Grlnittelung Der Gtnz
pobner5abl Gbtca9o's, beS %iogenannten
SbulceniuS, i6retten MIR lan9iam OOrz
warts, unO Stpar, pte GeniuSzS upertnten=
6ent @rabam iib enti6uIoigt, aus bem
@runbe, neil tbm gu wenig 2eute 8ur Ser
fii9un9 iteben. Gr arbettet iebt nit n1tr
8 @ebitlfer. Die 3uiammensGblung Ser
3iffern in ben 3GblbiiGern lit icBt bis 3ur
10. @arb 9eOieben, unb bier3u itnb nabe3u
3tpet Monote n6tbi9 9etpeien. Wtit ben
iibri9en g8ar6S bofft 6err Graham in 5pei
@oben fertig iperben 8u f%0nnen, ba er,
wte er 9(aubt, Die complicirteite 9(rbeit
6tnter ii6 bat. Q8enn bic 9lrbeit aber in
benz bisberigen Gentpo weitcrgebt, miro Sic
3eit pon 3pei 8oben fir II @aros pobl
taum genitgen.
, 1894-05-31
2linsworth pieoer Elm fwreier 2nonn.
Die kIaoc 9e9en oer 2lrhipor 2uinsporth in
5oI9e oes Gintur5es oes 5oro'fhen
Gheater5 nteoerocidlaoen.


0berit Trcp 6. N~ulS>portb, Der 2(rcbipar
ltnD &or1cber SEES BeniionSbiircauS, mcl>
cher III Tolge bcS Ginltur5e5 DcS Toro'iben
&bcater8 lpO0urcb ntcbr ais 20 &e9ierun9S1
&lert9 Oaa 2ebeI einbIiBten, >pc8en GObte
iblages III Qnflaaeltano pcrieBt poroen
ipar, tit ieBtttt frcier Otann. Ser 9tidDter
'McGoma9 pom Griminalgeridht, bat beute
ocu acgen bic 2tntlagc crbobcnen @tnWanb
ouer;amut un3 Bic acknowledging bcrlelz
ben ,ongeoronct. Dies lit Bic Slpeite 2tn5
tln2c Qc8cu NiuSwOrtD, tpclcbc rciultatloS
pcy!aufcu it.
Qtr 0olpt9runO, auf pcIdber bin Der
3t4tcr Utc@omao Bic Nnflagc nteber9c7
i~cDlngen bat, lit boB III berlelben uicbt be-
lpieien lp4lrbe, ooB' oer GiniturS oe8 @ee
bdubeS 0urcb perionIi6e Nabtdiligtcit bon
Seiten Oe5 Oberit QlinSuort6 berbej9efi6rt
tpurbe.
, 1894-05-31
Derfhaffte fid freie Spa5ierfobrten.

IItTII -
Sohn SAP, Elm 8en9el bon etpa Is Sab
ren, mar DOr GINGER 3eit bon .etnem SEEM
Oorter 6anblun9SretienOen ais &uticber
tir Elm benz 2eibitau bon 8arnum &
Wto6r entltebertes @elpann beibdfti9t gez
ipeien. Qtm Sonntag fam ct sn BEN 2eibz
itaabefiBern un0 lteB iic6 inn Qtuftrage un6
fit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tpieberum
Elm @eipann geben. M1it bteiem madbte ct
Oret Sage lang Spa5ierfabrten in Ser
Sta6t un6 in Der llmgegen6. oils
6aS 8fero un6 8uggp am 9benb
beS Sonntag nod ntht 3iiri6gebracbt
murbe, 3o9en bie 2~eibitaQbeItber @rfunbtz
9ungen in Dem bon SAB angegebenen 6oteL
nacb BENT Geilenbet Elm u1b erm itteLten,
baB 6erlelbe gar ni6t in Ser StaOt mGte.
@eitern bracbte SobnnD 6aS @elpann beims
li6 tn Ben Stau, tpur6e aber geieben un6
iofort fe%itgebalteu. 6eute madbte ct benz
Gi6ter Softer feline Qlufiportun9 un6 itberz
mics ibn bteier auf Mun16 leineS 8aters
(ber i'm ais etnen 2(usbun6 bon S9ledbtigz
felt lbiloerte unb mach Der &eformi9ule
gelanbt baben mOute,) unter $500 8irgz
icbaft Dem Grtmtnal9eri3t.
, 1894-05-31
Gtne Cofie Kaffee.

Sin gepiHer MtiQs, pel6er in go. 275
MtaOiiOnitraBc etn NrbeitsnacbmeiiungSz
bureau betrieb, iubte in ben 3eitungen
Qtrbeiter titr @iienbabnen unb peripra6
benielben 81 ben Sag. St porb geitern II
2erte an unb bieielben muBten i'm ie 81 fir
feline WeIbe entri6ten. Nacboem ct bos
@eIb eingenOmmen, entfernte ct itb fir
etnen Nugenblid nit benz 8emcrten aus
BET Office, baB er cine Safe Saffe trinfen
noDe. Gtele BON ben bon tbm cttgGgtrten
Q(rbeiter tparteten nergebIib auf feline &Itds
febr. Gr blteb pericbpunDen. GbeniO ibr
65eL0.
, 1894-05-31
Otebn1drft.

1880 Stif &inoote6, q $500 G6tpetne
unO 10000 Sbafe biIbeteu Die 3ufubr.
81 tnboteb, bette Gattpe= Stiere Also
4.75, MitteIiorte 3,80@4.O0, i3Iebte $50
S3Deine, burc6etnan6er 4.7O04.85,
l9tpere 4.8004.90, Ieibte 4,70@4.803
Bretie nm 5 Sent n~te6ri9er.
S9afe e, bette 4.40(04.50
, 1894-05-31
Sd0ne 6uitdnoe.
Hitter oen ftreifenoen Kohlenerdberr herri6t
bittere 10th.
0anDiLIe, SQ., 81. Wtoi.

9anbtIIe, SQ., 81. Mot.
Sci SEN meiiten BET bteii9en itrcitenbcn
&oblen9rdber BAT ii6 bereitS Die 9r0Bte
gtotb ein9elteIt. 0aS llnteritiibungS=
tomtte menbet itcb an Sic tpoblbabenben
6armer I'M !6iilfe, ooh flieBen sic @ober
in Ser Torm bon 2ebenSmtttcln nicbt iebr
rcic6licb. 9oS ct. @liiabet6zS pttaG bobier
bat fcine &oblen ntebr, bic Streifcr i~peigcrn
iib aber, bemielben iolcbe 5ufommen SIT
laiien unO balten ale &oblen5ii9e 9clpaIts
lam auf.
, 1894-05-31
6eGnoerte 111einnnn.

@~eian8Iebrer: Isle baben gar feline
Sttmme.4 S6n8er: y2lber icb be5able
fir bic 2eftiOnen baS 9oppelte bcIl Ell, mas
anbere be5aDlen." -@~ cian9lebrer nSagen
sic ba8 lebte nod mai - iebt tI.ang Sbre
Stimme ichon piel better.
, 1894-05-31
Oo0est1ue

tuur6en 6eute Gormitta9 i'm @eiun6beitsz
amt mte fOlgt 9emelbet:
GbtparO Sanien, 6 Sage, 1850 @merol6
2loenue.
NicOIous OGt, 81 Sabre, 312 @ar1otp
Qpenue.
&onp Mc0er, 10 s., 632 San 5osn=
iiraBe.
emanuel 9eoi, 81 S., 1866 Sermon
Qpenue.
SObn 8OrsiOu, IS, 6 &c., 373 Sernz
6onltraBe.
, 1894-05-31
alderman @hlofe bon Ser 26, Wo

- Nloerman S6I0de bon ser rs. 8or0
eriubte beute 8ormittag int gtamen 5abl>
reicber 8ir9er ser gtacbbaribaft Der g.
Qiblan6 2lnc. unb Der 0unningitraBe ben
W6aDOr 6optins, es p%eronlaiien gu mouen,
oaB Der Ttrma Serlotn & Gutenberg, Sic
an Der ~9ennanten @de Elm Qumpen> uno
&~r0Del8eicbGft betretbt, bic Qtcen3 Oertpei@
CERT unO Die 8u6e 3ugemaBt merbe. Die
8epo6ner iener @egenb itno Der Nnfibt,
oaB Die peri3ieoenen 8latternfdue III Der
llm9egeno tbreu Serb in benz 2umpenges
i3Qft baben.
, 1894-05-31
0(uouffe Ssbor perfloote beute inn

Rreis9ericbt i6ren Mann 8ernborO Osbar
auf S9etoung. Der Gerflagte lit elm
Sbneiber. weIdbe Ser 9ariteuun9 ieiner
Trou 5ufOlge Die iible @etpoDn6eit bate, le
3u %miBDanbeln un6 i6r bas 2eben iauer gu
mad6en. ST. lit 5iemlib pObl9obenb.
, 1894-05-31
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement e 2Esrt he sxc RE4P IN vE 7
Reading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst
day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent 0, the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
AuA. 20UUDuUU
, 1894-05-31
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal abatement of the n COUNTY FIRE
nnhuul OVotUihUht COMPANY of
Brooklyn, in the State of New York, on the 3lst
day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
, 1894-05-31

IbenObtatt Der SQ. Staats8tg. l Sent.
, 1894-05-31

~ III
ANIMAL Statement Of the QUEEN INSURANCE
the State of New York on theSlst day of December
1898: made to the Insurance Superintendent of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
, 1894-05-31

Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
10U,VQuVU
, 1894-05-31

Sn elmer 8eriammlung Der Wttt8lieber
Der duBeriten 2tuten tpur6e beute Q(ben6
Der 8el8luB gefaBt, OdB @Oblette un0 9eIz
lat9n 6aS Cabinet betreff8 ietner 8Olttif
baIomo9lt6it interpeutren iOuten.
, 1894-05-31

@I0S8oW 30. Wtat.
Die Oacbt uGolfortc" iignaliitrte 6eute
Dor &il0onan. Gs berridte 3par 8tnb@
itiue 0o9 glaubt man, oaB bic Oac6t 6eute
Nbenb nO9 in @ourof eintreffen pirO.
2onbon, 30. W}at.
&opttdn 2lLfre6 &. Wfaban un0 sic ibriz
gen Sft5iere be5 Ser. Staaten &reu3ers
@bica9o trafen 6eute Mhor9en in @6atbam
sum 8elucbe 6eS 2or6 G6arleS 8ereSforD
Elm.
, 1894-05-31
8eGfaft,3 30. N}at.

CHARLES &. Gonnor, Barlamentsmit9lieb
fitr bic n0rolt6e QlbtbetLung BON Q(ntrim,
Der unter Der 6jrmo Tenton, Gpnnor &
So. cine Spinneret un6 8leicberei betreibt,
bat it'd beute ~frettpi1i8 banterott ertlGrt.
Seine 2lftiOa iouen Die 8aiitoa I'M
!, O00, 900 iiberiteigen.
, 1894-05-31

T0n00 n, 81. WfQt.
Sine 9epeibe Der Shines" Ii Berlin
I1eloet, BOB Der ~preuBtic6e 2anotaq Bic
Sotla9e betreff8 Q8ieDeretnfiibruno BON
lanowtrtbl6aftli3en &ammern, fDte tie
pom Hnter3aHle poiitrt pur6e, on8enomz
men bat.
9on6on, 30, N}ai.
yer Barrier Correspondents Ser Shines"
1neloet, OaB Oa8 neue cabinet 6as iuqen6z
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-03-29
MISCELLA NEOUS,

Gov. Waite has agreed to submit the
police board matter TO the Colorado SUI
prone Court for settlement
Tho passengers on the French line
steamship La Bretasnc did no. sleep very
we'll Sunday night. Tor instead OF rock in.
gently III the swell OF the bay of quar.u-
tine the graceful liner was bobbing up and
Gown In choppy sea seventy five miles
away from the port OF New York. her gal
liant nose stuck in IA saEdbar and In imut-
neat danger OF being driven deeper into
the mud. here she remained for eight
hours. while her $50 passcn yers piled the
officers with questions or speculated upon
the horrors o; ship~recA. The ships posi-
tion was a dangerous one. and II 4 big blow
had come up she might have Jared much
worse than she dii. AS it was. her exp!o-
ration OF Fire Island sandbars did not re-
suit in anything more serious than in pro-
longing the length OF her voyage from
Eavre by almost full day.
Striking miners at Cripple Creek Colo
captured six deputy sherirs and have
them Imprisoned Biood>hed is feared
Troops have arrived at Cripple Creek.
and at conference it was decided to ave
the striking miners by force.
Kansas City. Kan, ministers have
started a crusade against the numerous
lottery concerns which flourish Throughout.
the State.
The Michigan Supreme Court has rem
oered decision sustaining Governor Rich
in removing Secretary OF State Joachim.
State Treasurer Hambitzer and Land Com
missioner Berry for gross negligence n
falling personally to canvass tie returns
OF the amendment election of 1s9a The
Court holda that it was within the power
CT the Governor TO remove such Officials
under the constitution and he has power l.,
determine tho facts A judgment OF ous-
ter Is entered
A Mexican counterfei;er has been ar
rested for Circulating tin-foll lucent
pieces
--Bill" Euckwo-th. famous Indian
tighter and scout, Is under ares, a. Oma-
ha charged With insanity.
Health ofkce- Kelly. o. Minneapolis.
criticised surgical operation at Lawrence
Sanitarlau and has been sued for $50, ooa
--Twentv-ave New Haven tConn China
men have declared a boycott AGAINST the
First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
school week A~o their opium dens were
Faided. stxty-stx arrests made. and . tan
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-03-29

PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs Mary Sheets. centenarian Of
Cnion, Oh O. died from n paraly,ic stroke
One OF her sons is Az OcfOSenarian.
Citizens OF Delta. Ohio. are interested
in the case OF a mysterious preacher, 60
years OF age. who died there
Gov klsgeld has gone south for few
weeks, and Lieut. Gov. Gill has been re-
quested to I'll the vacancy
-Mra John ". Noble. wife OF the ex-
secretary OF the Interior died very sud-
denly ut her homo IN St Louis Ex-Con-
gresham WASHINGTON Townsend. I.sed g.:
years. died at his homo Ut Wessches,er.
Pa. OF paralysis
-Commodorc William D. WHITING. re-
tired. OF tho United States navy. died on
Monday nornins at New York. Death wEs
the indirec. result OF being ruu over by n
cab last January. Commodore Whiting
was retired from the navy In 1851 on &C
count Of failing eycsight lie a'terward
became almost totally blind. Tae Con- mo
dore was one of the officers connected wish
Perry's expedition 70 Japan. and 1t was
said that he was the frs. officer IN the feet
to SO. foot on Japanese soil. He was born
In 1894
Obituary: At Topeka. Kan. Col neI
Adam Sells. the ex-circus manager; at
Arensville. Ill. Henry kircher aged 81;
at Warsaw. Ind. Mrs Thomas Syc: ut
Hamilton. Ohio. Mrs Alexander GorGcn:
at Portland. Ore. Addison Z Flint, who
surveyed the first railroad In South Amer
lea, aged Sc
Major Elward c. Poneroy. Past De-
partment Commander OF the Rhode Island
G, A. K. died at Providence, Il l, aged 81
years
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-03-29
THE FIRE RECORD.

--L!ankauf & Straus' Wholesale dry
goods store at Mobile. Ala. was destroyed.
Tho loss will reach 100000.
Mrs Agnes Fury. Of baltimore Md.
was scared to death by small Are in her
residence
AT Philadelphia. FIRE Monday morning
destroyed the Big mill property owned by
Frederick Rump & Bros. manufacturers
Of table clo.hs and counterpahe< The
total LIS, Is estimated at $40. 0o0 The
building was five stories high and COM
prised three separate mills. Nearly four
hundred people are thrown GU: OF employ
lnent
--Hoadley Il Ives the eccentric New
Haven Comm millionaire, is dead. lie
was SIS years cid
Tho forest fires which have been rag
ing on Connection Mountain. near Charles
ton. Kan, for several days past continue
undated. and twenty five familie. have
been reduced to restitution No steps have
yet been taken to stop the condensation
Mrs Annie Bailey. colGred woman.
died at Philadelphia at the reputed age OF
1:l. She was born at Cbambersours, Pa
Fire destroyed the South Evanston
tll public>chool at 10 80 O'Clock Wednes-
day morning. aud In the panic that seized
the terror-strickcu pupils and teachers
several children were badly injured Five
hundred boys and girls we're in the build
Ing at the time. and 1t was only by rare
good fortune that scores OF them we're not
burned trampled TO death in ,he mad
rush for the doors In the excitement fol-
lowing the discovery Of tho FIRE 4 crowd Of
pupils ran up to the top floor in Wild en-
deavor to fee from the flames and smoke
them Jumped from the window led ses and
were seriously hurt The burning building
was surrounded by crowd OF ayonized
men and women whose children were
in danger and who added to e the in
tense excitement by strivin. to break
through the police lines To rescue the ian -
prisonei little ones The .remen were en-
deavorus to lit ladders to the windows
while the parents in the yards and streets
about the srhooihouSe were shouting to the
children clinSing t. the windows to ham
ON or go back and descend the stairs
Finally boy stood up in a third -stury
window and Jumped to the ground. forty
fee, below. He was quickly followed by
six Others. and ali were injured Their
names are: Newell Simmons. Ella Sagert,
Percy Bradley. Esther Beerden. Lucy Hulk
table. Carrie johnson. Frank Johnson.
Samuel Mack. The building is q total loss
1t was erected in 1881. improved in 1889,
and was valued at $50. 900. 1t contained
ten rooms and accommodated over 500
pupils
The repair shops Of the Cleveland
Electric Company. At Cleveland. caught
1ro Wednesday morning. I he shop q one
story building. 100 feet long and nearly 100
feet wide. was burned to the ground and
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-03-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

The cash balance IN the treasury at
the close OF Friday was SlJG, s3a...2 ana
the net gold SIG. 2.S. 945
A Senator at Washington predicts tina t
Vice President Stevens VIII be a candida te
for President before the next Democratic
National Convention.
Washington dispatch: The tariff bill
has at last been reported to the Senate by
the Finance Committee. Reciprocity has
been solved 20 the committees sntisfu elton
by providing for the abroyation OF all rect
procity agreements now In force. An Inn
portant change Is in the sugar schedule.
by which an additional duty OF one-ei ht h
OF cent per ound Is given all sugars
te.tin. above % degrees by the poin r.scope.
or which are above No l6 Dutch stand
ard. In color. The provisions ;.brogAtinS
the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty are struck
from tho revised bill and 4 specific declar-
alton is inserted repeating the rociurocity
treaties negotiated under the Mckinley
act
In her cross or Uni IN alton Miss Poll I'd
admitted that she had planned to kill
Colonel Breckenridge and herself
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-03-29
FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

Marshall Field. who has Just returned
to Chicago from the Pacific coast, says
there is general business revival
The boot and shoe manufacturing firm
OF Isaac Prouty & Co. OF Spencer. Mass :.
one OF the biggest concerns OF its kind in
the country. made an assignment for the
benefit OF its creditors. Its factory employs
a.co0 hands No statement can be OBJ
tanned CT assets and liabilities.
The George A. simonds shoe factory At
Woburn. Mass, has started up after q
brief smut down following the strike OF girl
employees The managers announce that
in the future girls will not be given en-
plOyment. Fifteen men vent t. work In
the girls places and sixty more Will be en-
gagged. The girls struck because Of a 10
per cent. reduction i'll wages
milwaukee letter carriers will demand
pay Of Uncle sam for over time since the
passage Of the eli .ht- hour Law in 1885
r. G. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review CT
Trade says:
Irices VI commod tiles are This weok on
the Hole the lowest OF which there 10 any
record. having dec lined l2 per cent. in
March. and averaging IL per cont lower
than year AGO so that more than a third
OF the decrease in volume OF eli payments
Is due 10 decline in prices OF ,htnS3 CON-
susucI
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-03-29
FOREIGN.

Louis kossuth. the exileO Hungarian
patriot. died at Turin at 1888 Tuesday
evening. after Il long illness HIS end was
extremely painful lIe showed signs OF
consciousness until tho last. He expired
in the arms OF his son. and died pressing
the hand Of the hungarian Deputy Narol-
vi The members OF his family and few
OF his intimate friends stood around the
bedside OF the expiring patriot
The threatened French Cabinet crisis
has been aver.cd. the Senate having
agreed to Premier per:er's pro-
posal to establish :. minister OF the colo
niea
All the royal Italian palaces and do
mains outside OF Rome. with the exception
OF the palaces at Turin. Venice, Florence.
Naplc' and Palermo. and few huntin.
grounds. Will be sold. The expense Of
maintaining the royal properties Is very
great. and the determination to dispose OF
many OF these properties ia due TO the de-
sire OF King Humbcrt to reduce the civil
list
-Advices received from Minianao. ca pi-
tai OF the island OF that name in tho NJ alay
archipelago. show that large body OF
MohanmedaE natives made an attack up
on the spaniardS on the island OF Pantar.
In the fighting that ensuei. one spaniard
was killed and many were wounded. The
spantards inflicted severe losses upon the
natives. 200 OF them being killed
Another conspiracy to kill the King OF
Corea has been unearthed. Ton thousand
pounds OF powder was found under the
council chamber Twenty-seven conspira-
tors. including tho tnformer. have been ar
rested and Will be behcadcd
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-03-29

The celebrated Leasing. having
missed money ut different times with
ont being able to discover who took it.
determined to put the honesty # his
servant to the test, and left IL handful
Of gold on the table. "Df course you
counted it." said one Of his friends.
Count it," said Leasing. somewhat
embarrassed: mo. forgot that" At
a public sale there was a book which
Leasing was very DESTROYS Of possess
ing. He gave three OF his friends at
different times commits ion to iuy it
at any price. Thev accordingly bid
against each other till they had got IA
far as ninety crowns. Happily, one of
them thought i: best to speak to the
others. when it appeared they had all
been bidding for Losing. whose for
getfulness on this occasion cost him
eighty crowns.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-03-29

MISS FRANCES CROSBY. who is best
remembered as the author of "Safe in
the Arms OF Jesus" has been blind
since she was weeks old. She 10
now g..
Lucas MALI:T, the English author,
Is OF family Of writer's. Her fathor
is Charles Kingsley, and her husband
Is William Harrison, the successful
novelist.
THREE generations Of the Bouham
family followed the sea. The admirable
father va. . commodore in the United
States navy. ,lnd Iii. son Harry - .
lieutenant in the c-vi.c.