davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-15
gDtcAeo 4 @eW=g tidteau.aabm

SVSt"SW o NSSF4= WFVDtSWWEDaDW -
Genos Sti9e mad granb Gtasibg, Nlusfegon, Sransrle
stt9s @9arle2oIE, YetOsfep, Bop gittp, ~oerTafIen II. Bits
S"tlon' Sate SroHt. Sta6tsOfTct, 81 @IaEf Str.
mux 3I9s M6fa6rt aufunfs
Menentoge, Buffet SleeseR . son 81 s:sSTe
SsOen Iso S6taf' unA DattOr.gars HIS Ii. SO
, 1894-03-31

= Die @rOB9eibporenen baben @iGb,
Scni6el in Qntloge5uitanb DerieBt, pet!
Seni9el gegen @lO. Tripp Die 8ei6ulbis
9Ang erbob, undergraduate @ei6aftStronsz
atttonen porgenommen SIT baben.
, 1894-03-31
SfnfeI bIeibt Onnbihnt.

Grob Ser GntI6et6ung Der @ablcom=
milidre miro Der 9tame bes Gamblers
y8iup" Stafel nun bod auf Dem amt
lid6en Mabl5ettel ser eriten Warb prangen.
Sfofel bate befahntltb gegen bie @ntfbctz
bun9 Ser 0a6lcOmmtfidre, Die leinen
Nanen bon Der GanOiDatenltite geitrt6er1
balten, neil er atpeimal ipegcn getperbs>
mdBigen 6aaarbipieLs beitraft porben mar,
i'm GountD9eri9t 8erufun9 einge(e9t,
@ountDrtbter Scales entl6ieo geitern
0fo4mittag ndcb elmer mebrittn0igen Ser
banolun9, 6aB Bic Wablbeb0roe nicbt Bic
SurisOiftion BETTE, itber bic QualitatiOn
zines alderman 5u entibeioen, i%onbern baB
ie lebi9lib bafiir SIT lor9en baben, baB be-
Siiglicb ser 9tomination bon Ganbtboten
in rebtmdBiger BarteiconOentiOn oOer
burb etne geniigenb unter3etbnete 4es
tition BEN Sorl6rttten Ser @eieBe @enl9e
ge1bebe.
BiGp Staters 9tame mirb oaber auf Sem
Offi3ieuen 8ablsettel 81 ftnben ietn.
SOute ct gepGblt per6en, 10 tDitr6e ber
Stabtrotb aIeit gu enti6et6eu baben, Oh
ct pilrbtg lei, einen StB in bteier &0rper=
i6aft ein8unebmen, ooer niAt.
, 1894-03-31
Sum Qrenoer9aitz 6au.
Die Geriihte iiber ~StaatsanwaIt Kern's Der:
P%anoIun9en III Ottawa ais uuwaRr
III Qbreoe 9eiteQt.

0te Wittbeilung, mel6e in ser Office
Der StaatSaEmaltibaft gema9t purbe, OaE
iicb Staatsantpolt &ern in Sttaipa auf>
balte, regte bo5 @eriibt an, baB ct nit
Ben Oberricbteru iIber baS @inibreiten bes
Gtbter GDetlain in 8erat6ung %getpeien iet.
Die 0ngabe, boB pie 8erlegung Der Inter
iubung iiber BEN 0eiiteS5uitanb Qrer6erz
9ait'S BON Setten beS S%tootsanipaltS an,
gebabnt Dor0en lei, Wuroe ibou por eini9en
3a9en BON 6rn. &ern in NbreOe 9~eitelt.
0iilfSftaatSanipalt 8ottum peritcberte 6cute
nteOerum, b0B BON fetner Ser betDen Yar7
teten Elm bcrarttger 8ori6lag gemocbt
tp0rben iei. Ni0erbolt Bat ia audi Der
StaatSanlpalt bel benz 2tntrag I'M 6ie 8ez
piuigurl8 eineS Nufi6ubeS DOr &ihter
@betlatu Derit9ert, 6aB er OaS @elcB, untcr
tuelcbem &i9ter @0etlatn bic neue Inter
iucbung anorOnete, anerfenne.
Die BertbetOt8er Prenber8oit's Oerfolge>t
Die 8%etpe9ungen Ocs StaatSanpaltS natirz
ltcb nit GROCER 8ahinmteit. Die Ser
mutbun9 lag nabe, oaB m0gli6ermeiie 0aS
Sbcrgerl6t 81 etnem neuen @ingretfen per=
anlaBt meroen f0nne ooer 0oB siDtlcbell
Dem StaatSanpalt Gern un6 Dem Q(nmalt
81. 9. SrU0e elm Coup" perabreoet lei,
tpel6er Der gegenpdrti9en Sacbla8e pieQeid6t
e1re neue We10ul1g geben DltrOe.
, 1894-03-31
Tleine Uahridnten.

Der @runbeigentDumsagcnt 90. 6.
Wtunion, belien Office itcb I'M Security
Building befinbet, BET aber in @uaniton
Do6nt, murbe geltern unter Der Nnflage in
6aft genommen, bic 5ebn Sabre alte Go6z
ter beS 6errn g6eiBcnbacb, 633 6inman
9loe., guaniton, crimineu ange9riifeu gu
baben.
= 6err 80ilipp Nrl1our jun. min ftd
all Der Gde Der Otidigan Qlpenue unb 81.
StraBe Gin %Q8obnbauS i'm QSertbe bon
etipa $500, 900 bauen. Nadhbem .0err
80il. 9lrmour jun. ldbon bel Der NuSmabl
ieiues 8aters einen 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Scborfiinn bctDGti9t bat, bari nit Jte3t
a%ngenommen iperoen, baB CT audb nad
bicier &ibtung bin GrfOl8 boben miro.
= 0a9 QlppelIation5gericbt bat g~eitern
burb cine @ntlcbeioung Der metropolitan
6o6babnz@ eieui9ait baS 9tecbt 8~egeben,
lofort unter Oem neutrality-suspicious.
8eiib bon benz S0uppen Der 9Seftieite
StraBenbabn an set &eo5ie9(De. gu neDmen.
Die Wfetropolitnn @elcuibaft miro jeBt
ioiort baron geben, lire 8abn IN jener t6r
btsber beitrittcnen SteQe 0ur35u6aucn.
- 9aS aus Ben 6errcn 8eebe, Sale,
Cameron, GuiaG un0 SDorntDn belteben0e
Gomite oeS S9ulratbS, Oas bealttragt lit,
fir 0en SbuIratD Elm anbereS Quartter
SIT mietbeu, mir0 in BEN nGcblten Gagen
mach Nngeboten auSi9reiben. 9ie 81
mietDenoen NGumlicbfetten louen in benz
8e3irt 3tpilcben Dem See, Der SOutb Waterz
itraBe, Der Wfarfet> uno Der SadlonltraBe
Qeleqen 1etn.
, 1894-03-31
Nus oem GriminoI9ert9t.
Oes Raubanfaaes an9efIa9t.

sSn 6enn &ro3eB gegcn 6ranf 91oDerg,
dltaS &relct, Solepb 3alDour un0 6rant
Gab, Ic9ts Der 9Olt3tit 8eter Naggio in
Der b~eutigen 8ornitto9SitBung 6as W2eiier
Dor, tpelcbeS ct nit ge0fneter &linge in Scr
Gal6e gtoDerQ'S fan6. 9te Glinge ipar
Nltt 8lut befledt, iuelcbes nocb 6oran baftct.
9ultsltaatSantpnlt Ycarlon tegte 0as Ofeiz
Ter ais 8eDetSmaterial Dor.
NlS 3~tDetter 3euge bcibrteb Or. Charles
8artleD, 0eien Office ii6 go. go Canal
port 2loe. b%efinbet, Die Munben, melde CT
an Dem lleberfauencn, Martin Salaba,
lamb. @r fanb einen ttefen Stic6 iiber Dem
recbten Nuge, ~Uffenbar bon einem iborfen
Snltrument berriibren0. @tne 8eule am
6tntertopf war nit einem itumpTen Snz
ltruntent un0 loIcber @etpalt benz lteber>
fauenen beigebradt wor6en, baB bic &opf7
baut BART un0 cine itarfe 8lutlng eingez
treten mar.
Der Itnfc @rm Salaba's mics einen
boppelten 8rucb 9efdbrlicber Dirt auf. Ser
ueberfau erfpl9te am 10. 9e5ember un0
9%cgentpGrttg lit Der 8erleBte nod unfGbig,
ben Qlrm 3u benuBen. Salaba mar Bel Der
Gerbanblung anneien6, ietn Mrm liegt nocb
in etnem Scbtenen>8erban6e Oer BroceB
tpirb Dor 9ttcbter @betlain p~et6anbelt.
Gt6ter Sears, tDelcber geitern Sen 9roceB
9egen CHARLES s. @Ooortd5 ouf Wonta9 dnz
geieBt bate, Dericbob 6erte 8ormittag bic
8erbanOIung auf MittlpDcb 8ormittag I'M
10 llbr. @oobric9 lit BET @rmorbnung Der
Srau @ron III 8ilmette on9etlagt. Ole
&bat lpuroe AMI 4. gtoD. [. S. Deritbt.
, 1894-03-31
Wteoer u~berrumpelt.
Seamte Ger Ortidoft PART Rioee BON She
rifseehiIfen perhaftet.'

inner 8orort 8orf Ni6ge muBte fib
geitern eini8e SturOen lang obne 8oIi3ei7
mabt unb au9 obnc ibren Superintendent
ten bes NalieroepartementS bebelfen, oenn
beioe tparen BON SbcriffSgebiGfen unter Der
Nnflage per0aftet i%porben, etnen 8eamtell
an Der QluSibun9 ieiner gfltcbt oerbtnOert
St baben. Die 0riinbe tparen folgen0e
SameS MurpbD, bet in Ser 9tGbe ser Srtz
ihaft cine 3ubtfarm beitbt, bate Stpet 80.
g8. 8on SAINT geb0renDe gferoe ir 6 fle9e
%genommen. &eBterer be0duptet, baB
MurpDD sic S9terc ni6t babe 6~erauS9eben
ipouen, ais er iie 5uritdOerlan9t babe. ST
lteB ii9 beBbalb etnen 8el9lagnabmebefe9l
ausiteuen un6 bieler ipur0e Dem 6iilfsi6ez
riff 8robn 5ur &ouitrefung i~ibergebeu.
Srobn purbe bon MurpbD u1o me5reren
Qnberen 9eutert NIT MinbeIter 8icbIen
%empfangen. DIS Sheriff Gilbert bic Wtel>
bun9 empftng, befabl ct Srobn, fi6 gegen
Wurp6D unb bic Qln6eren, Die i6n1 0tOer>
itano e~ntgegen9eiebt bGtten, 0aftsbefcble
ausIteuen al laiien. Otele l~auteten gegen
Wurp60, Charles OuDol, Wtfe Golober,
Tranf 6o3in9er uno 6enrD SaBner. 0upal
unD 6aBner reprGienttren bic g oli3eima6t
bon 8art Gtbge uno 6aBner lit a1BerDem
Der Superintendent oes 8aIers9 eparte@
ments.
Ginge6ent 6eS Inn beim eriten Male gu
She'll getpOrbenen Gmpfanges, nobm 6robn
jebt SreO. 8ulie, 8iuiam 8uiie, 8eterion
unO Sang ais @ebilfen nit, Die aIc nit
lecbSldufi9en &epOluern bepoffnet tparer1.
Die 6einbe puroen politGnoig iberrun1pelt
unb etn2eI1t %eefduqel1 ocnDumen, Dime Quh
nur Ben geringiten 8iOeritano 81 %leiiten,
9ae puroen nacb Chicago gebrabt, no be-
rettS cine @nfIage ibrer i~Dartete, Oodb tpurz
ben iie gegen 8ar8i6aft auf freien SUB gez
ieht.
, 1894-03-31
8etm Spiel betrooen.

gtuf 8eranLaifun9 6eS Suipeliers 8. 50.
SlerSbeim BON Der Tirma 2app & Slers.
9etnl, puroe geitern Der Gonfj6en3Ier SO,
6. WtetcaIf III 6aft genonmen, neil er gez
meiniam nit Doc 9penS 6erri1 6lcr5e
3ctm in 8aoen, SnO., bic &leinigteit BON
$4,000 i'm Bofetiptel a6nabm. @r nur6e
IN Der Office BON Snipettor Shea cinem
IdH9cren Gerb0r unter3ogert, mach 6eilen
8cenbigun8 er 3por Elm @eitGn6niB abz
le8tel abe~ 5uglejcb Snipettor Shea ins
Ocltcht Ia9te, baB ct gar fcin 9tebt babe,
tbn 81 Der0aften, ba Die @eIbtcbte in SSnz
Diana paliirt ict. ST. tpur6e in 6rci6eit
9eleBty nacbOem ct OeriprO9en, 0aS @cl6
3urltd3ueritatten.
, 1894-03-31
Sci Crane Sros.

9ie 9iffcrenSen Stpiicben Sen itreitenbeit
Nrbettern bon Grane 8roS. nnO ser Sirma
O%Itrtte1 Dieleibt Q(nfaneS ndblter 8ocDe
geihltdtet perben. Ser lGngit erpartete
Rrdlt0ent Der 6trma, N. 8. Crane, fehrt
am Wfontag beim, unb bann tperben sic
8. 3. etn9eltelten ltnterban0Gtngen iofort
pteoer outgenommen perben. 9lls geftcrn
eIn19e Streifer in Der Office Der Strma
, 1894-03-31

Man bite Gb Dor yadDabmmn9em!
Sr ddte SobaMu Spffbe MfaIs @rfraEt hat bic Iuterfdbrit .Sobanm
SaHc elmer te0eu JlafGbe.
, 1894-03-31
Qbeure 6emHie unO Sradte in
Qusftbt.

@uer 8obri3einIicbteit mach perben in
otelcm 6ritbiabr unb CONNER Semitic unb
6rlicbte ie9r tbe1ter fem. Die ulerportet
9efommenen itorfen Sr0ite Der leBtueroonz
9enen Sage baben BEN @emitiefeloern uno
TrucDttarmen b%etrdcbtlicben Sbaben slaez
lH9t, ME pen SommtitonSbduiern an Ser
=. g8ateritraBe 9eitern mitgetbeilt ipurbe.
Gin 8rn6tfarn'er in GrDftal SPRINGS.
W}IllOurt1 bsrtcbtete, baB bic 9ftr1icbc, Grbz
beeren, &omatOeS, @r6ien, 8obnen uno
anOere 6rucbtpflan3en gum 8roBcu G6eile
e%rfroren ieten, un6 abnIic6e 8eridte limb
aus perlbteDenen @e9enben BON Sutnots,
GcraS II. +. 10, ein8e8an8en.
, 1894-03-31
: 8arfiBtg un6 ion1t 1p6rlid qefleibet,

: 8arfiiBig unb ionit ipGrli9 gefleibet,
eri6ten Ser fletne Otto S1lon Deute frib
Dor 9ti6ter SsperiOn, nm iicb ge9en Bic
Qlnflage Oes 0ic5ita6IS 81 Deranttpo rten.
St ioQ geitern 9[benb aus Dem 25O 90.
6%uronitraBe 9ele9enen SdbubIa6en bon
GbaS. 9tmotts iecbS Baar S6u6e 9eitoDlen
0aben. 9a er bebauptete, ieine llnicbul6
all 6ieiem Bergeben nobpeiien gu f0nneu,
getpGbrt ibm Ser Nicbter inter Steuung
bon $500 8irgibaft einen Q(ufidbub ieines
8erb0rS bis sum 5. Qlpril.
, 1894-03-31
Uom ArbeitsfelOe,
Die i~treifenoen 5i9orrenmdder Don
Dauens & Go. unterbreiten ihr
Ulttmdtum.

Din Ger Gatern Juinois : 8ahn fam es ni6t
sum Streif fommen. = Inter oen Qn9e=
~telteu Ger Sioieite=Strabenbahn 9dhrt
es. Sci Crane Ssos. miro es mo9lt=
derweiie sum SrieoeusfdIu6 fommen.-
Die 6ieeelbrenner uuo Sheriff 6ilbert's
Ma11nen.
, 1894-03-31
Stdott1bes,
metterbertht.

Optiter &leine, 76 @al6inston Str,
bericbtet fit Gbica8o bic i%olgenDen 8aroe
meter uro SDcrmometeritdtbe:
Inn 8 l1br Wtor9, 45 Or, nm 9 lt6r AZ
@r., Inn 10 ubr so ST., nm II ubr "a
0r., I'M II ltbr 81 @r. 8orometeritan0
UNI 8 llbr Wfor9. 800, u I16r 1913.
, 1894-03-31

poripra9en unO ibren riditGnOigen 2obn
unO ibr 6anOlperfS5eug %Derlangten, ipurOe
ibnen beOeutct, baOon ab3ultc6en, 6a ie ii6
porldufig nob nicbt ais entIalien betracbten
%loltcn.
lin f%liiifioes &apital fit bic SIT Inter
itiiBenOet unb bic Gampa9nez&aiie 81 en-
Iargen, bei6loB Der Streifausi6uB, in
aaer &iir5e III Ser BalterD %" einen 8Oblz
tbGtigfeitse8 aa ab5ubalten.
SIN Der 9eitern in ber 8ridlaDerS' Sale
abgc6altenen Notwithstanding muroe
BEN Streitcrn BON peri6ieoencn Setten,
~sunteiit natiirlicb bon bcn llnionen, pteoer
final3ielle h1D moralil6e untcrltiibuny
Sugela9t.
, 1894-03-31

~3llnteiit natilrlicb bon bcn llnionen, tpteoer
final3ielle h1D moralil6e untcrltiibuny
5t9ela9t.
Dirfen niAt i%reifetr.
Die NnQeitelten ser @aIter1 SuinoiS
8obn miiien bic ibnen an9efiinOi6te 2obns
reduction an1ebmen oocr eincn bon ben
Sberbeamten Ser perl6ieoenen Srilbers
i1aftell Der @tlenbabns Qln9eIteQten ntbt
9lttgebeiBeren Streit tnl3entrcn. 9aS itno
bic Solgen Der ic9laucn BDlitif 0cS YrGlIz
benten Der BaDn, Carpenter. Oteler bate,
ipie mir /. Z. bereitS mittDeilten, eS 10 elnz
5llribten gelpuBt, 0aB er nte nit allen bier
@roBbcamtcn Der 8ril0erl6aften auf elm
mai confertrte. Gtn5eln nllr 0urtten tie
nit ibm bertebren. Dem uno Senem mari
CT einen 8ro6en in @eitalt elmer untpelcnt>
Itcben Gerdl0crung Der neuen 8etrtebSs
regeln 81, itimmte iie 0aOur6 gIln1tt9 tur
Die 6aupt1a6e unb baS 9teiultdt Der GOn~
f~erenSen mar Die folgenOe Wfittbetlung Der
@roBbcamten 2lrtDur unb Sargent al Die
2ofomottpfiihrer unb !SetSer Der 8abn:
ySDr babt Sud- ser 2obnreouctton uno
ben aulenbirten 8etriebSre9eln 81 inter
tperien ooer bic SOIgen lelbit ST tragen.
Mir baben 2ueS getbar, mas mir tonnten,
uno neroe1 auf fetnen SAL etnen Strelf
gutbeiBen."
0ieier Qlnor6nung baben It6 NUN Bic
2ocomotibfi lDrer uno 6et3er 81 untermer1
fen, obev getpdrttg gu lein, pd6reno beS
Streifs f~einerlei ltuteritibung aus Der
8riiberIcbaftS &aiie 3iebeu SIT t0nnen.
6ii9en ite ii6 ser 2obnrcbuction, 10 miro
Itcb i6r Qo9n UNI ettpa 10 Yro3ent, b. b.
24-40 @ents pro Sag perrtngern. Die
9ofomottpfii9rer muroen bisber fol9enber7
maBen an Der g%enannten 8abn be5ablt:
Dor benz 20. &prlL mad benz 20.
ge%rionen5i8e $3.50 $40
Scbneusiige $500 1915
SrabtSiige $3.50 $500
2lrbetts3ii9e 20 GtS. per Stunbe, 81 @tS,
Die SeuerIeute erbielten:
8erionensIge 1922 $1.9O
Scbnell5ige 1920 $2.10
TrQcbtsiqe $2.471 1926
Nrbcits5it ge 16 Gts. per Gttuoe, 173 @tS.
Gs lit nit 3temlicber Sicberbeit ~an5unebz
men, baB eS 5u fetnen Streif fOmmen
mirb. Die 8riiberi9aft Der 2ocpmotiDs
fit6rer bat nodl genug al ben perlOrenen
StreifS an 6er Burlington 8abn Q888)
unO 0ebeigb Gauep 8dbn Gin 1899. 9teie
Streifs Gaben Der 8riiOerlcbaft $11,250
per Monat g%efoitet, un6 $50 2ocomotioz
fiibrer, bic ban1als itreitten, baben ME
tpteoer 9niteuun9 fin6en f0nnen.
Nucb Die 2(ngeiteutcn anOerer 8abnen
fircbtcn cine 2obnreOuction, fats bic
Gaitern SQiaoiS 8abns8 erpaItun9 fie9z
reich lift.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-07
BRIGHT BITS,

Old sleuth-What did the detective do
Wnen you gave him that new clew?
he just sighed, and said, Great Scott
More work. '''--Washington Star
Upguardson-How are you getting along
with the three bottles a day of brown
stout your doctor prescribed for you two
or three months ago?
-, Atom-How am l getting along? Great
scott! I'm two years ahead Of his pre-
scription already-Chicago Tribune.
What is the. charger" asked the police
judge automatically.
lie smashed the electric piano in Cor
rlgan's saloon, replied Officer McGobb
ma tagtS sai d, the E, jude t"PEisonega the
though that electric piano is right across
the street from my office. You are fined
cent. and all costs are RENTED" In
dianapolis Journal
The other morning" said a Portland
man, Il said TO our hired girl: Why do
you go to the neighbours well to get a
pitcher OF water when there's faucet
right under your nose In our own kitchen p
Zee, hee! she snickered. Nobody can
have any entertainment VIII a faucet
| didn't see the. point till my wife re-
minded me that there was a colored coach
man on the adjoining premises. Lewis
ton Journal.
Speak, and you are a dead man" The
pistol barrel cleaned under the nose of
the patient-looking party who was re-
clining on the combination sofa
'pQsyour worst!' he cried, leaping to
his feet. Il will speak. 1 demand to know
this house without falling over the ru9s?''
But the burglar only laughed mockngly
in his face and climbed out Of the cellar
window.-Detroit Tribune.
The two had sat in moody. sullen silence
for some minutes. Then she spoke. Be
fore We were married. Algernoon," she
said, you used to declare that you would
give UT. heaven for me-
Yes, answered Algernon, bitterly
but little thought you would ever ask
me to give up smoking. Chicago Tri-
Now if YOU will" said the intending in
Vesugator,'I would be much obliged if you
would point out few of your most promi-
nent citizens to me-
Wal" said the landlord of the Cow
boys Rest, they amt much difference
here; one Teller is about as prominent as
another. Fact is, bout the only prominent
citizen we got Is old Bill Bags. Bill he
enjoys the proud distinction of bein the
rust man ever to be put in the new JAIL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-07
Did Not Know els Name.

The men of the Light Division in the
Crimea always spoke Of Sir George Brown
as the general" as was then, and is still
though III a lesser degree. the habit of
soldiers, possibly from not knowing the
name of the immediate leader writes Gen
Sir Evelyn Wood in the Fortulghtly Re
view. This ignorance cost Sir George Il
during the worst of the winter. He had
seized an opportunity of meeting Lord
Raglan to urge the desirability of his
showing himself more frequently in the
camps
What good will it do?"
"Oh, twill cheer the men up. Why. sir
numbers of my men don't know your
name"
but they don't know your name,
George"
Every man in the Light Division knows
"TH bet you fl the first man we ask
Done said Sir George. and they rode
to the Light Division camp,
Come here, my man. Who am r.
You're the general, SIR
But my name?'
You're the general, sir" and nothing
more could be ELECTED from him Sir
George Brown paid up on the spot.
No one who saw him ride straight to-
ward the foe. without On indication that
he was in any danger, is likely to forget
the, animating effect of his bearing on the
soldiers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-07
The Fires IA the cotton shi,s.

/ The reward offered fer evidence that
/ will lead to the arrest and conviction Of
1 the parties who are guilty Of setting fire
to the csttsn en- the ships at this port
/ is not large enough. 1t ought to DO in
creased by the csttsn exchange and in
surance agents. While it Is true that it
is the city's duty TO afsTd ample Brotcc>
ton 70 all interests OF the city. still in
q case like tho present enc the parties
who are directly concerned Should do all
they could 10 discover the criminals
II is of the utmsst Importance that the
criminals should be discovered and pun
ished. Hardly any punishment that can
be thought Of would be too great 20 be in
nicted upon them or those who aided and
encourage them.
They have struck a blow at the
life Of the city. Their purpose was to
cripple the port. It was a matter OF no
injured directly or indirectly every per-
son in the city. Such depray:ty is almost
inconceivable.
The men who set fire to The ships would
not hesitate to commit any crime if they
thought Trey would escape detection ana
punishment. Had the efforts to check
the fire been less prompt $l,0O0.OJ0 worth
Of property and a number Of lives nigh.
have been destroyed.
The remarks made by Col Gordon at
tho meeting of the cotton excahnge were
not too strong. There is a crisis in the
affairs of the city. 1t is a time when every
citizen who has the least interest in the
citys welfare must speak out strongly
and promptly There is no issue on which
sides can be taken. The plain question
Is, Shall the city's commerce, upon which
the city depends for it's existence, and
without which the rich and poor would
alike suffer, be permitted TO be ruined
in order that the perpetrators of such a
diabolical outrage as that of Monday night
may gloat over the fact that they are in
juring the few persons against whom they
think they have a grievance? We think
every good citizen will answer emphati-
cally. No.
The incendiaries should be hunted down,
must be hunted down, and punished. They
cannot be permitted to be at large in this
community. They are against every good
citizen, and every good citizen should be
against them.
The damage done by the fires is not
irreparable, but the blow struck at the
city calls for the most serious considera-
ton. There must be no hesitation in
adopting every possible means not only to
find those who set the fires, but also those
who planned and directed the crime.
All the facts must be obtained at any
cost.
There is too much ct stake not to do
all that can be done to give assurances
that no such crime will occur in this city
again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-07
ID Lord 8 ent a Coed MAJ.

A gentleman in Piscataquis county who
likes a joke, although he has no purpose
story OF an odd character in his neighbor-
hood who mixed Up ecCentriciJy. religious
fervor and profanity after q most singu-
lar fashion, says the Lewiston tAIe)
Journal
One fall when the snow wasl too thin
for snow-shoeing, the Character got
very uneasy, rs he was anxious to go
hunting. lie fused about several days
and at last fell to praying ferventiy.
Snow, Lord send snow Send Sc WORTH"
was the burden Of his supplication.
That very night the storm struck a
regular blizzard ,and before it was over
the snow lay three feet deep everywhere.
AS it was light as a feather it was no
better for snow-shoeing than when there
was none, ana thef Disguised hunter
looked out of doors ruefully.
IF I had known the blamed stuff was
so thunderin' cheap" he exclaimed i'm
his vexation, Il wouldn't have prIyed
for more than a dollars worth"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-07
Above sponging on Bis Relatives.

During the residence in New Orleans of
Bishop John p Newman of the Methodist
Episcopal church he was knownl in that
city as free and generous given to char
ity, says Blue and Gray When the late
war was at its height the bishop was
constantly importuned for aid, and as
constantly gave II where the request was
worthy Of attention.
One day in the latter part of 1853 the
bishop was busy on a sermon, when he
received a request to visit the bedside
of a man far out in the suburbs Of the
city. The name was new to him; he was
very busy, and asked to De Excused But
no refusal would be taken, and the bishop
entered his carriage and drove to the
mans house.
He haa expected to find his petitioner in
the last stages of disease, but to his sur
prise. tbs mar appeared in excellent
health. The bishop then asked if he de-
sired spiritual counsel.
mo, Bishop Newman" the man proudly
replied, II don't want any of your advice
I'm a hardshell Baptist, and I'm all right
What I do want IS 800 to get to Natchez
where I have relatives"
Although somewhat startled by the
brazen presumption of the man, the bishop
ventured TO say:
Isn't $1Oo considerable for a ticket to
hatcher
Wei, yes, I suppose it is. But 90
you think I want 10 sponge on my poor
relations after l get there?'