davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-23
Gin 9efdlidtes Document.
3idter GuIeY perbilft ocn Grben Ger umolid
Iiden frau Olga PoI5man gu ibrem
Rebte.

9ur3 ette 9eitern BON 9tibter Sule0 ab>
MISUNDERSTANDING ~Derltert @lias 8rotpn
$500, tpelbe ct fit einen 8auplaB auf Der
@etieite bc5a6lt battle. Ser. 8eiBtitcI,
ben ct Daftr befommen bat, lit ais Sal
icbuug erfannt tpDr6en.
SIM Suit 1890 fam Trau Olga 6ol3malt
in 6oL9e Der GrpIo1ton zines @5aiolinofenS
8u einem i9refltbeu Gpoe. sic binterz
IieB 6 &inber, uon 0cnen bas dLteite, Gatie,
ieb3ebn Sabre alt tpar. &urs por ibrent
SObe tbeilte Srau 0olsmon Seattle nit, baB
ite 8eftbtttel auf 5pei @runoiti6e in iDrem
etgenen gtan1en babe, uno baB 6iele @runbz
itltde ben &tltoern 5ufDmmen lolten.
3tpet Sage nab BENT So6e Der Srau
6olsnan tpur6e ober i'm @~runObucbamt
cine llrtunbc etn9ereicbt, bur6 pelc6e ote
beia9ten @runoitli6e an SalIte 8ebrcno,
bic 18idbri8e Godbter bes iiibiicben gfotars
8ernbarD 8e6reuo, 553 9. 0aliteo Str,
itbertra9en tpur0en, utb 5tpar mar Die
Sumnte $10,0 0 ais &aufpreiS angegeben.
GtneS ber 0r1noitide mur0e 0Qnn bon
8ebrenb an gltas 8ropn fir $4,000 baor
~Derfauft.
&atie 6ol5man tparote 1idb an i6re 8e>
tattnten I'M 9tat6, uno Die iSDlge mar Elm
ltntrag III bas Superiorgericbt, Die l1cberz
tragun9surfun5e fiir gef6licbt 3t erflGren.
9ie Qngelegen5ett murbe an BEN Otaiter in
@bancerD g8. 6enimore Cooper Derpielen,
pclber on &i6ter GuteD 8eri6t abitattete,
Ser &i3ter entibte6 nacb 8riifun9 beS
8etpet5nateriaIS, baB baS 0ofument gez
fali6t iet, un6 DaB bic @runbitiife Der
Srau 6OI8man Sen ~beredbtigten Grben, ben
Gt16ern bet Ge~itorbenen 5u5uite1en ieten.
MtOgli6er Q8eiie mtrb Sic @ron6iurD itb
uOb nit benz 9totar 8ebren6 unb ietuen
Wtti9ulbtgcn gu bei6dftigen baben.
, 1894-06-23
un9erufene 6dite.
Cine periummInn9 lin ucelige" gu friher
mor9enfunoe al 5ofion 8ouIeporo.

@ls gcitern in aller Stride Som 8eomil4
in ieinem S9lafsimmer i'm 6oule Ieine5
8oterS 81. g. 8eamiiA, $50. 436 Safion
8ouleparb, aus benz Scblafe eripacbtc, be-
mcrfte ct 5tpci frembe &erLe in ieinent
Simmer. ST beriucbte, einen BET Sim
Oringltn8e f~eitSubaltc1, ein mo6lge8ielter
Sdblag beranlaBte i'm aber, ieinen 8erlub
%auf8ugeben.
Sn5tpii9en mar ou9 Som's 8ru6er,
Did, eripacbt. 9ieicr bepaffnete iicb. ais
er Die Situatton erfdBt hattie, nit eincr1
Nepolber rno feuerte ouf einen Ser Gtn>
BREEDER, Die Iicb iebt int Corridor ~befanben,
einen S9uB ob. 0teier S6uB tpefte piez
Der 6crrn 8eonilb Senior, Oer it'd iofort
out Die Serfol9ung ser Spibbuber macbtc
nllO babel nltr 3ett fanb, ein 6oienbein
a1l5u5ie6en.
9ie Gtn6rcbcr hatten unter6eB Bic
StraBe errcibt. Sic ent9tn9cn ben ibnen
nab9cldtdten geDolperfugelr, beitiegen
bier (e8 iparen lbrer nGmlicb i'm @anSen
nter) bcreit itcbenbe SabrrGoer unb madbten
itb aus Dem Stoube.
@eraOe ais 6err 8eamiib ientor aus
Sem 6auie getreten mar, .fubr Elm Sab
po|"UIt- VtHC Nu9eI Uuo ueHt JlVUD+UC+
bcs 6errn 8eaniib icbluq in baS Sab binz
Elm, mas ben Sniaiien DeranlaBtc, Laut
rMorO" un6 v6itlfe" gu icbreien.
Sebt %Dffneten iib DerihieOene 6aus7
t6uren in Der Nacbbaric6aft unb cine Qln7
5a6l bon 6erren, idmmtli6 in Ntocbttoilette,
eri6ter BON oeribiebencn Seiten 0tf Der
Sccne. Inter i6nen befanbtn itdb Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @omar6 s.. 8ez
terS, 8. 9. Weobon, Sranf 9, 8ri96t,
&i6ter Commons, Sobn Murrap, &i6tcr
Bbite unb QInbreaS g. Camp, lauter 2eute
aus ber 9uten, @eieui6aft. Die 6errcn
lieBen iib bon 6errn 8eamiib er3GDlen,
lpaS porgefaIlen mar.
Die @eriammlung rim gtegGige" fob
auSeinanber, ais bas critic tpeiblide @eien
auf bcr 8ilOfld9e eri6ien.
Die 0tebe batten tire 8eute, Sic ite iib
8uiammcn8ciuAt batter, iieben St0de unO
8tpei lle6errOfe, BET tbrem cili9en &iid5u9e
ltegen laiien mitnen, 10 6aB 6err 8eamiiD
fcinen GerIuit 81 beflagen bat.
, 1894-06-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
. SIN itGotti6en 8auamt ipur6en folgenbe
Observation-Disclosures ousgeiteut:

. SHt 4uUlllUeH OduaIII IDutDen TolgettOe
Observation-Disclosures aus9eitelt:
81, S. Mc@aoi6, 2f6f. 8odfeinzs 5lats
nit Grogei6oB, 6537 @pons Mpe., $25OO;
Wtrs. 8t6ers, 2ft6f. 6olsz6lats, POS
SunnpItOe 2tDe., $500; 9. q. 8ootb,
2it0f. 8adlteinz6 Stats mitGrbgel6oB 5636
Beoria Str, $500; SO. s.. 6cm{q, 2It0f,
!0ol3zTlats, 5637 Beorta Str, $4,000;
&. 6offman, 6it6. 8adltetns2G6en nit
GrogeiboB, 458-464 @obai6 9Gpe.,
100000; 6. S. Gpnertion, 2it0G. 8afs
1tetn7TIGtS nit @rb9ei9oB, 119 6amltn
Str, $4,000; g, @ipeL, 4it0f. 8aditeinz
Sdoet uno Stats nit @rb9elcboB, 24-26
sc. Center Qtue., $4,000; s.. RreBmolt.
2ltod. 8adftetns Stats nit GrbgeiboB, 1872
Sap Ctr, $4,000; Scbn Stlpta, 2It0f.
6OL5sTlats, 1886 @in6eitcr 9lpe., $4,000;
Is. @a9ohana, 2it0d. 8adfteinzB obnbaus
nit Grbgei6oB, 6728 @oans Q(ue., $500;
@us Sobnion, 3It0f. 8afIteinz6 Stats nit
@rb8ei9OB, 1927 Snbiona @oe., $4,000;
Sobn q. 2lmquiit, 3ltOf. 8afiteinz6l atS
nit @ro8ci6oB, borne un0 btnte1t, 1927
Sn6iana glpe., 5000; St. SO. 0eQs,
2itO6. 8aftein>0 obnbauS nit @rb9elchob
unb Stau, 3804-3806 M8icbt9Qn QIDe,,
$4,000; SO, Setter, 2it0t. 8affeinz
8Obnbaus NIT Grb8ei6OR un6 Ntttc, %
arlington 8iace. $4,000; So6n MurpbD,
3it0f. 8aftetno Stats NIT GrbgeicboB, 598
81. Str, $500; @uitaD Sleettpooo, 4It6f.
8afitcinz8oben unb Stats nit @rb9efboB,
138 Dat Str,, $4,000; s. s. W1cGorz
mid, 8erdnberungen III Stall, 321 Sf
6uron Str, $4,000; 81, q. O'9onneQ,
3ftOf. 8afiteine Stats nit @rbgei1OB, 826
GnnoreB Ctr. $1,000.
, 1894-06-23
Sur rleubenennuno Ger Strafen

SIM itdbtiiden neutrality-suspicious. tpur6e
betonntlicb pGbrenO oeS Monat5 UfGr3 auf
Seronlafung SeitcnS zines oa3u erl1onnz
ten StaOtratbScomites etne 3uiammcnitelz
Lung ouer 9leichz begin. Gbnli1 lautenben
SStraBen on9eferttgt, tpelcbe ais @runOlaae
fur bic gfeubenennung ioIcber StraBen bic
men loute. QlS bie iebr bel 53eit in Glnz
lprucb ~ne6nenbe &rbeit ferttg mar, tpa bic
sulammen9eite4te 2tite einen She'll bes
Som'tes ni9t OeritanOIi9 9enua un6 es
tpuroe Die Nnfertt8ung elmer nellen Site
radb cinem anberen SDItem onqeorbnet.
9facb taft 3p%eimOnatGidber Nrbeit lit arcb
6tele Site iopeit fcrtiggeteut, OaB 6aS
So1ntte III ben ndctiten Ga9en nit ietnen
Arbeiten sur gtelbenennung Ser StraBen
tntrD por9eben fOnnen. Qtudb bic 9tidbtigz
1teuun9 Der 6ouSnummern 1T na6c3u Be-
cnOet. SIN neutrality-suspicious. 1inS bis
1eBt berettS iiber $4,000 ueue 6ausnumz
merzeertttcate auS9eiteut tror6en.
H. ~
, 1894-06-23

E6ir. ST. le9te ijb Sic Sblinge I'm Sen
'6aIs nno lieB ii9 nacb borne faucn, 10 baB
it6 feline Serlcn gc9en BEN unteren She'll
Der Sbir itcmmten, Die itb bann i4IoB,
tpoourD Elm 9tacbge6en 6es Strides Dcrs
6inoert tDur6e. Georges &opf mar cttpa
5tpet SUP BON 8uBbo6en entfernt, ais Sic
Dfutter, bic tn5tpii6en 3uriid9ete6rt tpar,
ben So6n auffanb. Qlue Observation-Disclosures
Derilche nnren erfn[d[ns.
, 1894-06-23
7dbresfeft.

Mor9en, Gonntog, Ben "a. sunni feiert
6te @p. ct, Paulsz @emetl6e 81 Stole Sill,
9aDi6 8riining, gaitor, t6r critics Sa6rcsz
left. 6eitgotteSoienit Mor9enS I'll 16r.
gtabmittagS UNI 4 l1br 6eier ser Sonnz
tagSi6uIe. Nabfeier bes Sugen6oereinS,
0Onneritag, ben %. SUM-, 8 u6r Qben6s.
Nue Sreunoe Der @emeinbe itn6 gu bielem
sIeite ei~naela0en.
, 1894-06-23
31nt3bniu

81 b o 1O a Ie=2Dtten. $500 uuo a~uflpdrts.
~ &etdte 3ablun9eu. = Sarge Sermiue. g 8rp5ent
S%nterefen. : Sn unmittelborer ytaDe bes Ioonbale uno
UtaplelpoOo SepOts, Don SduleH uno GIrhen. 9teun
Gotten an Der GbDmaS Aoe., uabe Der Belmont uno
glltpn &Oe.. limb fiir cine meme Sdule gefauTt unb lplro
bieielbe tnnerbolb eltes Sobres gebout fem. AbaugS.
bctrdgt mur Gents. Sic So6bobrP luir6 i6re 8u9e in
tur3cr 3elt burn bieIes 9ebtet loufen lofier. Sic id6n'
item Sel1QftSlDtten an Der clifton uu6 Belmont MOe.,
IeBtere Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5mtIben Der Stuot
unb Der @efette. Geiiben3 Soften on oleu Seiteu'
itroBet. 9duIer nod Wunl9 oui Ieifte 4b8allun9en
gebout. -3l9e ~oerlaiieu 9ONltaQS nm $40 llbr Huo
nm l.30 WttttogS bas @ens Ctr. =3epDt uuo balten oil
nleiuer 3mei9pfftce, @de 8inerIeD Str. unb WtapleipoOa
Station. - Sfftce Sountags oTfen.
6. WeImS,
Sfe6, bon, fri, Ia, BAN 1885 Mttlpaufee @oe.
, 1894-06-23
Ommsrfrtfas- @Ommerfrtfas

Gotten in q. 6. 9eftn9's 4Oiuers Safe @ub6ioifpn.
Inf alsenteinen Wuni6 Der sablrei6eu geiu6er BON
9errn 9eiin9's 6arm am Boomers Safe tn g8iscpniin 1T
Die Sofcs6ront i'll Gotten o~usgeIegt unb in ben Morft
9ebrobt. BotuerS Safe lift in slpeiftinOtoer Tabrt nit
Der NOrtb meitern.gobn 5u errei6eu, Iieot uobe Der
Station Seloa Sunction. WiscouTin. 0ie furse 6abrt
BON 9euoa Sunctiou 3nln Safe lit reid on Scererien uuS
9efo0Drt cine berrIi9e @ustnt auf 6as berunlIte9enos
Serrotn. 9te Gotten boben fdnmtli9 50 SUP S1Ofrpnt
am See unb IsIbIt I'M betBeften CONNER trebt en be.
ftdtOlg fiBIer @in6 bonn StOen ilber ben Safe unb ftn6
iii 6ol9e Der GtOfront unb bes ftetig fabIen @inbes
bteie Gotten Die be9ebrteiten ON eou5eu 2ofe; &c baden
cine Siefe BON 900 SUB, fiub nit ben IGbufteu
S1ottenbdnnert, lute Gideu, 8u9en, @e0ern. NIB ouerIei
@9Iin99slpdbien beftanOen, erBebeu fb tbetGpstie so CUB
hber ben See utb bieteu eine molertI9e Ausii9t Iber BEN
elite MScile breiten unb slper M1eilen Iongen See, peI5er
an S6OuDett uuo Sceuerieu benz Safe 9eneoa, benz be.
~lie6teften Gee Wiseonfing, gleibfommt. 9as flare
@oiier, bon Giienquenen geudbrt, frei bon allen Sumpj.
pflon6en, Der ianOige goOen bieten Die f4buften Babe.
pI6Be SobIretbe Slide, 8Dotfobreu uub Se9eln Iober
gu bteiem Sport. Sir gobeoHftalteu, CUTE 9erpfle9uus
Hnb prompte @erbinbung 8luiI4en Der Station 9enOa
Suucttuu unb benz Safe tit geIurqt.
gur SIS 9Ottea finb oorbanOen; feire SouttI.e uub
NotnrGebbaber Ionteu es unterGafen, fa cine gouiteae
gu ii9ern. ytabere gusfnnft ertbeilt, iopie glutteu
o~erIenbet
G. MeIm2
1885 Wittaufee g!be.
oOsr 3tmmer 60, go. 20 Ga Gnue ctr.
@aeiHiger 9gent. @elb- uno 2anogeI9dft
, 1894-06-23
GinQnaienes.


93ofe, 2uinlan & Co., Wtortgage 8anfers, 52 Scar,
ot bornftroBe, perleiben Selo oui @bica9per @runb.
ei9entbum gu ben uieori9iten @~reiietL iotpie aud ouf Sc.
poIoe. 6beS, 1S,t
, 1894-06-23
Nt06lirte 3intnter.


= II DermietDeu: Sin poer 3tuei mfblirte 3immer
~ III beuti9er 6anille, NM elneu 8lpd opn 3incOlu
Qort. gtaG3ufrogen gto. SO Sincolu ape, nabe @ts.
confn Stl. 24ap, BAN
, 1894-06-23
Gin fron50iifder Oampfer 9eiunfen,
Gin 5ufammenfo6 nit einem anoeren Sdife
ole llrfohe.
Qpn6on, %. Stunt.

NU II II IO| ONE'
Ser auf Ser Sabrt BON 2iperpooI nd3
GaIparaiio beftnbIicbe 9ampfer vObof"
Elm 1859 Gonnen7S biff, ftieB unpeit oer
fran50iti6en &Iite nit einem %unbcfannten
S6ifie 5uiammen un6 lant. Die Wann7
i6aft wur6e 9erettct.
, 1894-06-23
Gnft INN 0nniS.


Qu ermtetbeu Sin poar mDblirte 3imu1er nit
- 9Dorb bel elmer @6tttlpe. 494 Mebiter Noe.
21iur3t
, 1894-06-23
31eue An5eigerp.

Olue Gooes= Nn3ei9en, weIbe fir ole
mor9en.2Iussabe Ger nJainois Stats
5eitun9" aufee9eben weroen, eriheincn foften.
frei i'm QbenobIatt. Die ~2lunahme pom 2tts
5eigen fir oos Q6enobIatt fbIie6t nm u uhr
mitta9s, fir Ole MIor9ens1us9abe um 10 uhr
2lbenos.
, 1894-06-23
W0hentIid1e 8riefLifte.

Gbtco8o; %. SUM-.
gHe in bieIer 2iIte on9esei9teu 8rteIe, mel1e uttt
innerbalb 3ipei @od)en, BON Dbeultebeu0eH Sotum Elm.
g~ered1net, abgebolt iiuo, tperoeI nab Der dead Letter
Office III QBalbiugtpn 9eianoL
, 1894-06-23

Shtfsnahrihten.
Stem Oorf: 2ucania bon %9iberpool.
SEEM Oort: y8ittefinb" pom Bremen.
, 1894-06-23

@6snbbIott Der Su. StaatsStg. 1 Sent
, 1894-06-23

cNuuoer W{oun fam ii1 nit $500 an einent reeIen 9uts
~ eebenoe1 @eI6Qfte betbeiligen. 8Olitdubige CIDER
belt an @rlnoetgeutbuut gegeben. &orefie KS
Sta0ts5eitung. z4lAHol
, 1894-06-23
Mariners.


* eiu9t: SbeilDo6er Sir III pen 8crelnt9teu
w Stooten einQefubrteu &puIunt6etrie6 III oeri9ieoeneu
@rttfeln mirb SemanD nit $5O0-$lOO0 gein9t Sjferten:
". 4 StaotS3eitun9. 23lnh3l
, 1894-06-23
@eihGftsz@ efeGenheiten.

On perfaufeu: Sin gutter .3ettuugs=8e5trt in Dem
- beiten 3beiIe Der g%toroIeite. gta45ufragen IL Cons
nor Ctr, 9tnterbous. uabe Stgel uu6 SebgUid ctr.
22ju3t
, 1894-06-23
OSeszNrSei9c.

@erlpoubten uuo 5reunben Die tronrige Nodri9t bal
metre 9eltebte Satin Sberelc Sacnbs, ge6. @uoerlon
rem iantt entf9Iafen lit. 9te @eer0igu1tQ fimOet Itott an
Sonnta9. ben "a. Stunt, gtobnt. l1br nom Sraucr
9oule, l3l Strung Str., aus nod Der 3%tOnS=Rirde, SCI
-. uno SDDnlon Ctr. !iu0 BON bort nab benz @Ducoroit
6rtebbofe. I'm titles 8etteio bitten Der tie betritbte@at att
0eot9 Sacobs, re6It 2 &tnoern.
5raut 9u0erian utb SSrou. Glter1t,
tphff e Gc5hNniT+nrtr
, 1894-06-23

0SerIaN9t: Sin gutter feuernoIn. g}od3ufraQeu
~ i'll Der 8rauerel 851 9ubGep Str.
WerIan9t: Sin 1unger 9euti4er int 8eItauront
~ "a M. Ban 9uren Str.
, 1894-06-23
gerlanQr: Ofanner unO Gnaben.


02erGongt: 3lpei uette iunge MGtner, beitGuoiQe
~ 8eI4aftt9ung. 181 90. WtobiiDu Ctr, &oom 223.
22lm2t
, 1894-06-23
. II pertaufen: so gtder nit @~eratbT9aften, biai9.
- 2346 38. StruBe.
SteQengeiu6e.

Qr3etoen inter btsier Gubrtt limb ~foTtenfret.
meiu9t: Sin iunGer Dtonu nit gutter &euutuiB in
" Office 1no @ei6Gft, Iubt Stelle. Siebt tpenIger
ouT DOben Sobu as CUTE Bodybuilding. 8eite 3eieren=
sen: g. 29iliOn, 164 SoWnieno Str, 4 6lur btHten.
23i3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-02
Came Out in the Stretch.

CINCINNATI, Oct. AT La sOnia this
Afternoon Sandoval, Chant and Issie Ohio,
three favorites, won. The fields averaged
twelve horses and Sandoval and Chant
were kept in a pocket almost ali the way,
both coming out in the stretch and WIN
ming by narrow margin. Emma &. and
Colleen were the two second choice horses
to win, while Mancola and Sirloin were
rank outsiders and came in unexpectedly.
Both of these last two were in large fields
and both had the lead from he start.
First race-Selling, purse S400, for 3-year-
bids and upwards, six furlongs: Mancola,
S to l. won, galloping by three lengths;
Equation, to /, second; Martin B., 5 to 2,
third. Time. LICK.
Second-Purse $500, for 4-year-olds and
upwards, one mile and one-slxteenth:
Emma c., to l, won easily by length
aud half; Sampler Lex, 2 to /, second;
Pekin, to 5, third. Time, LAG.
Third-Selling. purse $500, 2-year ODDS;
Fix furlongs: Sandoval, to ., won,
Marie Shreve. 30 to /, second; Sir Rath-
I ne, 2 to l, third. Time, l:l6,
fourth-Selling, purse $500 for 3.year-
oids and upward; mile and seventy yards:
Chant, TO 5, won; Greenwich, 5 to /. sec
or"; Equator. 100 to l, third. Time 1:4615
Fifth-Purse $500 for maiden 2year old
cs4t>; nine sixteenths of a mile: Sir John,
70 To |, won; Brendoo ; to ], seco nd; Sir
/; he ID to l, third. Time, so
Sixth-Selling, purse $500 for 3-year-olds
and upwards; six furlongs: lssie o., . to
2, won; Miss Gallop, to l. second.
Seventh-Selliug. purse $500 for 3-year-
Odds and upward, six furlongs: Colleen, Z
to Won; Hodgson, IL TO l, second; Tus-
cora to 1, third. Time. Lilo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-02
Sir Walters Walk-Over.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The racing at
jerome park today was poor. The associa-
tion found it necessary to divide the fourth
race with nine maiden 2-year-olds in it in
order to fill out the card as Counter Tenor
and Leonawell were scratched from the
second race, leaving it walk-over for Sir
Walter. The only excitement was in the
sixth race. originally the fifth, when Hal
ton, the odds-op Iavorite. was beaten.
Haiton had a clever three length the best
of il, turning into the stretch, but Reiff
pulled his horse wide as they ran down the
stretch and was beaten by Governor Shee-
han by length
First race-Fiye furlongs: Applause,
10 10. won; Owlet. Z TO 4. second; Campaine.
% TO /. third. Time, l:0215.
Second-Mile: Walkover for Sir Walter.
Tbird-Mile and furlong; selling: Live
Oak, 10 to . won by a length; Judge Nor
row, 13 to /. second; Lochinvar, to i,
third. Time zoos.
Fourth-HaIf mile straight; selling:
Fannie B.. 3 to !, won; Pretense. S to l.
second; Mohawk, to IL, third. Time
,4915
tlfth-Half mile; selling: Milton, l TO 8,
won: Samaritan, 10 !, second; LangdoD,
i TO l, third. Time :49if.
Sixth-Six furlougs; selling: Gov. Shee-
han. TO l, wen; Haltou, 10 to 3. second;
TrinculO, 30 to l. third. Time LII.
Seventh-fitan course: VIII Elliott, to
3. won; Copyright, to 5. second; Governor
Fifer, 20 TO /, third. Time LIZ.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-02
] ORIOLES TAKE II
REMNANT OF NINETY-FOUR CAP.
TURED BY BALTIMORE
For the First Time i'm Some Years the
Boston Base Ball Club is Turned
Out of First Place, and delegated
to Third Pi;tce to the Joy Of all
Fans.

The baseball SEAS n closed Sunday and
the race is over. Baltimore is il posses
sion Of the pennant for 1894 Ii has been a
hard battle throughout, and Baltimore
only got out Of the reach of New York by
wonderful winning streak, the like of
which has not been seen in baseball before
SO far IS the National League is concerned.
Boson was beaten badly in the year, fall
ing from its hitherto naughty position to
third place, and a good ways behind at
that. 1t probably means that the club
which has been held intact for so long. and
has been such power, will now break up
aud the team will be thoroughly reorgan-
lied
The game, from a money standpoint. has
not been much this year, and it promises
10 be still less next season, However. the
managers expect that the fact that new
club taking the pennant, as Baltimore has
done, and not Boston. will materially aid
the game in regaining its old-time pros
perity.
So far rs the clubs outside of the first
three are concerned the fight has been I'M
interesting. There has not been shift in
place for some time The Chicago Colts,
however, narrowly escaped being turned
down from eighth place by the St. Louis
Browns. Louisville ended up ingloriousy
at the tail end.
Following is the final standing of the
clubs ending the season of 1894:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-02
EDMUNDS SPEAKS.
Di.coursins on Naturalization and the
Tariff,

Boston, Oct. AT a dinner of the
Norfolk club. at YouIg's hotel, tonight,
ex-senator George +. Edmunds, OF Yer
mont, spoke on political issues. He spoke
IN part as follows:
when we see IN The western states dis
order. tumult and organized crime, we will
find the trouble comes from people not
born in this country and whose citizenship
is due to lax natural cation laws.
lone mission of the Republican party in
the future, come good or come i'll for the
time being 5 to stand for the improve
ment of naturalization laws aud their
proper administration. There should be
no Irish-Americans, German Americans or
Swedish A mericans. but there will be
American Irish, American Germans and
American Swedes.
On The tariff Mr.. Edmunds said:
The reciprocity portion otthe Mckinney
tariff gradually extended our trade TO
other countries hitherto controlled by
Great Britain and European nations, but
one sweep of the peu has destroyed this
After the new tariff WAS announced all
countries at once withdrew from the COM
mercial arrangement When the Demo
cratic congress reduced the duty
on coffee in order TO cheaper
the poor mans breakfast table, the ship
pers at Rio raised the price 10 the amout
OF the decrease as soon as the wires could
convey the order.
When this Democratic measure was en-
acted, WOO. in London, the great wool
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-02
STORM REPORTS IN.
Damage Not az Great as Was Feared
and no Lives Lost.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. l. Wire
communication has been restored in
Florida in portions visited by the storm
will have been repaired and trains will be
running regularly. Dispatches to the
Times-Union tonight from Various points
in the state says that no lives were lost
aud that the damage to property is not so
great as in the storm of last year.
Tonight the Times Union received a
special cablegram from Key West. which
is the fist news from there since Sunday
last. 1t reads as follows:
wind commenced blowing on SUNDAY
afternoon at about 40 O'Clock, and it
continued until Tuesday, blowing hardest
at between IL and ~ O'Clock on Tuesday,
There was great destruction to shipping
along the islauds. No estimate of the loss
of life or damage to properly can be made
at present. Six men have been picked up
and brought into this port since Wednes-
day. Two of them were severely bruised
The French barkentine Cambronne. from
Jamaica, loaded with loxwood, was
driven up within 100 yards of the
shore. The crew was taken off by the Key
West Wrecking company. The schooner
Lilly White Is supposed to be lost. On
Monday night she was seen off the north
west lighthouse In company with the
schooner Nero which has since came into
port dismantled. The French bark Marlelo
lying IN the harbor, was capsized.
The large building of Z. II. Cato, of
the south beach, was blown down and
part of the roof of the United States naval
department was blown off There is a
large vessel bottom up at Turtle harbor,
name unknown. The German bark NADIA,
from New Orleans to Lisbon, laden with
flour and slaves, stranded on Long Key
bank aud is "A total loss. The wreckers
are saving the cargo. Little damage was
done to the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-02
THE BELOVED COW,
Veneration of the People of the Far East
for the Animal.

for the Animal.
Brethren, | have come all the way
rom the northwest to ask you to be
good and kind to our mother cow, the
cow that helped all of us to rear our
children, the COW that helped all of us
to cultivate and fertilize our lands, and
the COW that is affording us the best of
good food that is to be found on this
earth, namely, milk. No one came
from the northwest to ask you to do
this before. Why? Because the cow
did not need protection. She was re-
garded both by the Hindus and Mussul-
mans with veneration. No one Ill
treated her, no one tortured her, and
no one was so cruel as to deprive her of
her life for the vile purpose of eating
her flesh.
But times are changed. We have a
government now that do not view the
crime of cow killing with hatred. Why
should they? Our governors them
selves are the greatest beef eaters on
the face of the earth, and consequently
they do not sympathize with our feel
ing in the matter. Nay, they encour-
so that where there were few butch
ers only, thousands and thousands
have sprung up whose sole business is
to secure cows and kill them.
'See the effect of all this general
slaughter on the country. Lands are
not so fertile as before. not being
MANFRED. Our children are weak and
sickly, not having the nourishment
they used to have before, and our good
fortune is deserving us on account of
our sin in not endeavoring to protect
our mother cow. So, unless you take
heed of what l say. You will soon find
that you viii be very sorry. All your
lands will cease to yield, all your chill
dren will grow up weak and sickly,
and our nation will be extinct in few
generations. Calcutta Paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-02
MAKING HIS POINT.
A Judge Who Was Something OF Finan-



cier.
western circuit was convened and the
business was about to begin. IL was dis
covered that there were neither pens,
ink nor paper for the use Of the bench
or the bar.
How is this, Mr. Clerk?" inquired
the Judge.
There is no money allowed for II by
the county, sir, and we can't get the
articles without money"
The Judge made several remarks not
at all complimentary TO the county.
I've been in good many courts, :"
put in pompous and pedantic lawyer
from the east temporarily TO try a case,
but this is the worst ever saw"
The judge jumped him on the spot.
You are fined ten dollars for con-
tempt, sir" he Numbered. Hand the
fine to the clerk. sir"
Mr.. Lawyer kicked, but he had to
hand over the money or go TO jail. and
the Judge wouldn't have it any other
way.
Mr.. Clerk" said the judge. when
the fine had been handed him. go out
and get all the pens, ink and paper
necessary for the use of this court and
give the gentleman back his change"
and the clerk did as he was ordered
and the visiting attorney maintained
discreet silence.-Detroit Free Press.