davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-23
RIeine Udchrtbten.

- 6 oitmeiiter 6eItng ernannte 5eute
Tboma5 9. 9rafe sum Qubttor uno gilbert
SampoliS 5um 9tacbt : Superintendent.
9aS Qlmt bes Nubitors lit ein neues, auf
ben @oribla9 bes neuen 9oitmeiiterS gez
ibaffeneS.
- 8or &idbter G6etIain begann beute
baS 3eugenOerbor in benz WforoproseB
gegen Sobn 0o0le, Set AM 3. September
oes Derfloiienen SabreS in SEQ. 70 Gam
&De. I'M &erlaut zines StretteS Sanes
@obD nieOeri6OB,
Sgnace 8tli ertpirfte beute beim
Gountps@l erf Sic GrlaubniB, Srau &atorz
3pna 6r;paulIa 81 beiratben. @r tpo6nt in
SEQ. 40 8lnferitr. unb Der S6nee BON
20 Wtntern iiegt auf ieinem 6alpt, ipGb7
reno feline @userpG6lte erit 80 Sritblinge
geieben bat.
- 9tibter Softer perIchob 6eute frib
bas &erbOr Ser Minnie @tuiams nm elmo
6rtit BON 10 &agen. Ser @tQiams mirb
betanntIi3 Der an S. so. 8oob, Dem
BrGitbenten Der v2tniee6 Oil 60, am leBz
ten Samita9 in bteier Staot periibte
Galbenotebita6I 5ur 9alt 9ele9t.
Der 8ucbfiibrer Der Sirma SngGti6 &
60, SEQ. 2637 Stateitr., Sobn SnqliIb,
itanb beute frib Dor &ic6ter Softer inter
Der Nnflage, 5000 unteridIagen un6 ntebrere
auf Die 6trma lautenbe Gbeds gum 8etrage
bon ie 500 gefGli6t 81 baben. @r perz
3!btete auf oas 8orDer60r unb tpur6e unter
$500 8irgibaft geiteut.
- 53pei b~ermetntlicbe Gtn6reber tpurben
9eitern 2lben0 bon benz 8olisften @ontpop
an ber&libitraBe, untpeit Safitr. perhaftet
uno na4 Der Sit>Gbicago 2lpe. Station
9ebracbt. 9ort nannten iie iib @eorae
&raus En6 Sre0. Otiuer, uno bel 0urcbz
iu6un9 ibrer Saibeit fan6 man cine oan3e
Nusrltftung BON 9tebspertsellqen ne6it
etnem Gobti6ldger. Sic iper6en bis auf
Wetteres auf bet Station fe~itgeDalter.
&i9ter &eriten ii6erpies beute fri6
George 3aplor tuegen 9iebitabls inter
$500 8ilrgibaft an bas Griminalgeribt.
@r ltebt unter Der Qlntlage, aus benz Cont
merctal 6otel, noielblt er Dor ettpa ieb8
gSocben no6 ais @epGdtrGger bei6Gftigt
mar, Sett5eu9, &l%eioungSltiiGe un6 Gill
ber5eu9 gettoblen gu 1abcn. 9ie@egenitdnbe
bat man 5nar peber bel ibn1, npch ionft
tr9enopo %gefunben, bod glauben Die nit
benz Sale betrauten @ebeir1poli3iiten
Staubaum uno Nnberion ben GbGter erz
tptlcbt gu baben.
= Der ia9Oerftdnbise 8icberreOiiOr
Sarper bereitet einen 8ericbt an benNtapor
Dor, in meL9em er feline @r1nittelungen
uber Die Notwithstanding Der @aiierOffice
oorle9en tpirb. @r pirb bartn benz Wtapor
%berIcbteoene 8oriblGge unter6reiten, II. 81.
ben auf @infiibrung zines neuen Spitem5
Der &aiierbeiteuerung, Bic ri6tige gtumz
merirung Der 6Guier namentlib in ben
iublicbiten Staottbeilen, cine 9enaue 8u3z
tllbrung iiber Bic Wtaterialien in ben oerz
icbiebenen 9epartements, bamit ie0er3ett
erie6en tperben fann, mas bic Staot 8. 8.
oil Naiierr0bren borrGtbig bat, II. /. 10.
6err 6arper bofft BEN 8eribt ibon NOR
gen benz Mtapor unterbreiten 81 t0nnen.
2lbenobIatt Der SD. Staats3tg. l Sent.
, 1894-01-23
unter frte0ensbiirofdaft oeiteut.

8or benz gttcbter Gerte1 itan6 beute
Wtor9en &atie Sir ais QtntGdgerin gegen
tbren @atten George Sit, nit Dem ite lett
gfeuiabr in Dem Saule SEQ. 1856 2tncoln
Npe. cine &irt6Ibaft betreibt. 6rau Sir
be9auptct, baB ibr Mann in G%rmangellng
anoerer @aite 81 bduft9 ieGbit @aIt ipiele,
ltcb babel etnen 9ebort9cn Gaui6 5u50ge
uno bann Sfanoal macbe. Sir beitritt
btes uno e%rflGrte, baB er nit ieiner 6rau
tpteOerbolt IN Streit 8eratben iet, neil ite
oarauf beiteDe, Den 0ienit binter Dem
Scbantttlb 81 bericbcn un6 bas f0nne CT
i'm Sntereiie oes @eicbdftes nidbt 9eitatten.
Jttcbter &erlten icbien ieoob Ben @orten
per 6ran me3r @lauben gu icbenfen uub
lteute Sir unter $500 SriebenSbiirgidbaft.
, 1894-01-23

- Die SoWo'er @rubenbeiiber i'm Oes
WtoineS@0 titrift mltben ibren @rbeiterl1
cine 2obn6erabiebun8 bon % Brosent gu.
Sine iot9c bon 10 8ro3ent tpiir6en iicb
ielbe gefauen l~aIien, % Bro3ent abcr geben
ibnen bocb SIT iebr 9e8en OenStrtb, unb ite
Daben 0esbal6 einen QtustanO in S8ene gez
iebt, Die g~egentpdrtige 3eit lit fretltc6 fir
cine Notwithstanding iebr icblecbt ges
pd6lt. Die Stretter red6nen ober auf aus
9iebi9e ltnterltibuug ieitenS Ser 9es
MOineS rGra6eS QiiembtD".
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boIseret nit t6otLihem 1usoano.


@ier Mdnner, 2arrD &earns aus 2219
Some Npe., 8atriG 2pncb aus 1926 8ar@
nell 9lDe., Sen Comfort uno S6omaS Gors
Don, an Oer @de Oer %. uno StateltraBe
%tpObnbaft, b%efanDen iib 8eitern 2tben6 in
%betruntenem 3uitanoe in Der QtueD binter
benz 6auie 2815 Sbiel6s 9(pe. Sic geriez
then in einen beftigen 8ortwec6iet, tpelcber
baIo IN einen Sauittampf ausertete.
&earns unO 2Dn6 gcrietben am befti9z
fen an chamber, 10 baB Die Q(nberen lief
icblteBltcb ms Wttttel Icgen muBtert. 9u5
man tie ~auSeinanSer gebra9t, fanb man,
oaB &earnS cine 9efdDrlidbe Stibpun6e
6aOongetragen bate. Wtan fiibrte i'm TO-
fort nab Der go. $500 8ortIano 9tbe. geLez
genen @potbefe. &aum bort angelangt,
bracb ct pLObLt6 5piommen unb itarb, no9
e6e Elm 9tr3t berbctgei9afft mer6en fonnte.
@orbon un6 Comfort entfamen. 9Dndb
murOe Derbaftet, Idu8nete ober, &earns 9e;
1toben SIT baben.
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Ourb Gas erftidt.

Die 18jdbrige 8atte 6oaie, tpelcbe in ser
Tamilte BON 8. g. 9tubOIpbD, 1925 gorf
Place als 9~ienitmdOben beicbGfti9t mar,
puroe beute Morgen, burbGas eritidt, tobt
in ibrem S6laf3immer ~gefun6en. @s tpirb
angenommen, OaB elm SeIbitmorb nicbt
p~orlte8t unb bas Seffnen bes @aSbabns auf
etnen 3ufau 5uritd3ufibren lit.
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Sin 8olistft ertopbte oeitern O}od

- Sin Bolt5iit crtappte geitern gta4s
mittag einen gteger NamenS Btnt 8od6ion,
ais er in S6Ieltn9er & MeDer'S Glen
paarengei6Gft Der oor1 antpeienben 6rau
81, 81. Douglas BON SEQ. 1915 8ertelD Npe.
elm 8ortemonnaic aus ber Gaicbe 81 fteblen
iucbte, bas $25 entbielt. @e9en 9iebitabl8
pur6c ct beute friib bon gticbter 6orton
unter $500 8irgi9aft an bas Criminal
9ertbt pertpieien.
, 1894-01-23
herr Rubens mub lid AUDI 1idten.


superintendent &ubens tpir0 por>
IGuftg, UNI ben ibn in ieiner Sffice I'M
GatbhGuie in GROCER Qlt5abI betmiuc6enoen
8ittitclern, Qlpplifanten INN Steuungen
unb anberen 8erionen SIT cntgeben, feline
2lmtSgei6dfte in ieiner 9riOatoffice .erle6iz
gen.
Die ltnteriuc9ungen in Saben Ser g8aiz
acknowledgement Der 9. so. 6. q. baben
.eine &ecbtsfra9e BON tpeittragenOer 8eOeu7
tung aufgcwOrfen. SIS fra9t iib ndmIicb, Oh
religiOie @eieuicbaften, Die 6urcb bic itdbti7
icbc Sr6inans, tpelcbe &ircbencigentbum
bon ben Waiieriteuern befreit, nicbt einbez
grtffen itnb, alto sur 3ablung Der 8o6ers
lteuern Derpfltcbtet itn0, sur ytacb5ablung
ber nt3t ge3ablteu Steuern 9ebalten perz
ben t0nnen. Son Sciten be5 Corporations
antpaltS per6en feine ~Qlnitrengungen ge7
macbt tperDen, oieie Steuevt nadbtragli3
Al Couefttren.
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= 3pii3cn 8tpci ftreiti9cn 8arteien in
Ser @emeinoc Der III nitcb 8rctbern"
SIT BLOOMFIELD, go, fam cs tpegcn 6eS
&ir9ez8eiiBrebte5 SIT elmer fHrcbterlicbcn
9auerei, ipobei bier @emein6emttglie6er
lDlper perleBt WurOen, DSe6et pie liebli6
s5 1T, tpenn 8riiOer ei~ntrabti8lidb bel eius
amber tpo6nen !"
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Doffmdnn's 2Inoreifer.

Charles Barter bon 8O7 M. Mo6tion
StraBe muBte itob beute friib Dor &icbter
9ooleD tpe9en elmer Nnfloge, bie auf ecz
tpalttbGtigen 9ln9riff nit Ser Ql61ibt Al
tooten la1tet, De%ranttporten. Der Hicbter
beptat9tc i6m aber cine @erlcbiebung leiner
Sacbe bis gum n. Sanuur unb itelte i'm
bis oabtn unter $500 8~iirgicbaft. Mou
9lalbt in gorfer ben freben 9taub3eieuen
getunben 8l baben, Der am Wittpocb Q(benb
nit einem 9%epiiien GbwarDS 5uiammeu
saul 5oftmann in belien eigcner @o6z
nun9 %ltberftel uno gu berauben iucbte, tpas
tbnsIt aber, tpte b%efannt, miBsllfte.
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1r1erifanifde Qnnerions= 6eIaite.
81 +. Qputs, %. Sam.

@ie benz r@lobes0 Democrat aus 0tertfO
beridbtet lpiro, lift bort cine 8epe8ung int
@au9e, in tpelcber eS ii6 nm nicbts Sc
ringcres banDclt, ais nm bic 2lnneriOn Der
brei geograp6ii9 ST. SiiOz Galifornien gez
66rt9eu SnIeln Santa Catherine, Santa
9fOia uno Santa Gru3. SIS ptrb oarauf
b~ingepicien, baB Dieie @ilanOe peber Don
Spanien nod BON Ofertto iemals an Die
Ser. Stadten abgetreten iporoen iin6.
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6rebet, aber erfol9Iofer ueberfau

upSL SLIOlSlOISI AeUeI III.
SerrD McGrrtbo iton6 bcute Morgen nm
9 u6r auf Ser GIart StraBenz8rif uno
lab, in ~Grmangelung elmer belieren 8ez
ibGftt9ung, Die 8orit6er9ebenocn an, bic,
mie 9epObnli6 UNI bieie 3ett, iebr 3ablreicb
tparen, ais Gin ~perbdcbtt8 ausiebenber &erl
an tbn berontrat urO tbm in brobenbem
Some 5%uraunte, feinen 0aut bon iib gu
geben. OtcGartbp mar 10 ericbroden, 6aB
ct es rubig ee1Gbeben lieB, BAT Ser 6rem0e
ibm bie Gaiben b~urcblucbte unb Damn itdb
eiligit baOonmacbte. Der HGubcr bate
NIGHTS erbalten, aus benz etnfdcben @runbe,
tpetl MtcGartbD weber @eIO nob @ert6z
iacben bel iib bate. Grobbem madbte 2ebz
tcrer in Der Capitalization Melbung unb
Der 9ctecttDe 3teibD Derbaftete balls ben
Strol5 nabe Ser SteIe, an Der er McGarz
tbD's Saiben 0urcblucbt bate. 2erlelbe
CAB ieinen gfamen ais Soc Wc&inne9 on.
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- Sn 8rooflpn 90. 9. ge6t Der repubLtz
faniic9e NtaDor S6ieren nit aQer Macbt
9egen Die eleftriicben 8a6nen nacb Dem
Oie in Ser fur3en 3eit
tbreS 8eit01bcS cine 9era6eau firbterLicbe
&ooesernte gebaIten baben, Dor. un6 es
iou unS gar nicbt number ncbmen, ipenn
in Nnbetrocbt Der ertpieienen @emeingefGbrz
ltdbtett oteIer 8abnen Ser @eieui6aft, fails
tic 1tcb pei9ern iOIte, Elm anberes Srtebz
ipitem in 9Intpen6ung gu %brtngen, i6re @ez
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- &aiier Mtl6elm bat ieinem nGoQez
gen" BON Sapan ein 8fer6 i'm Mert6e BON
$4,000 gum @ei6enf geutad6t; Sin eng
lii9eS 8lat macbt bo5u BEN 9ars gelun9ez
men Q8ib: That's a horse on the Mi
kado, and rather a good one, too.
, 1894-01-23
6efdenfe erbolten oie 5reunoiaoft.
Der G5ar miro oroensIHterne &ran5oien be-
oliden.
ct. 8etersburo. %. Sn1

Der G5ar itebt an9ebGtcb i'm 8egrtfie, Ell
ner 9roBen Nn3abl 6ran5oien, Die bel ben
6eitli6feiten 3u @bren oes ruIitiben Sc
ibwabers in @ertretung Der frans0iiidben
gtation Die @aitgeber mabten, Sroen 3u
Derleiben. 9upuD fou baS @roBfreuS 6es
9tetpstt=S r6ens er6alten.
, 1894-01-23
unebrliher Sanf=GdHirer.
0rcNOnc, &os.. 3. "a.

Nrcponc, &0s., q. San.
6arrD g. 0loiier, Gaiiirer Ser Cine
wuroe tpegen Gntmcn6ung
BON 2lftien i'm 98ertbc bon $4,000 perbaftet.
Gr gait bis Dor Sturgeon fir einen ebrlicbeu
Wtann, tpurOe aber am leBten Santitag aus
leiner StelIung e~ntlaiien.
, 1894-01-23

- 8Oli5eiric6ter 8orter in 606e 8arf
er6ielt beute pom MaDor 6opftnS bic
i6riftlicbe Qluifor6erung, ietn Pint ute6erz
3ule9en. @riinoe pur6en nicbt angegcben.
, 1894-01-23

&bonntrt auf bas @ben6blatt Ser Suinois
Staatsz 3ettung. 8rets l Sent.
, 1894-01-23

9~tben6blatt Der Su. Staatsstg. 1 Gent.
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orders. The headsman next proceeds to
shackle the prisoners ankles together,
bind his hands behind his back, stuff his
ears with clay and bapdage his eyes. He
then places him in kneeling position,
and draws a mark uron his neck with
some colored earth, to indicate the exact
spot to strike.
Going to distance of about twenty
PAGES he now commences to leap and caper
about, uttering cries and brandishing his
"dah." all the time advancing rapidly to-
ward his victim until within striking dis
lance, when he raises his sword as if TO
give the fatal blow. but does not do so
Again he returns TO the same place as be-
fore and goes through a similar perform
ance, which he repeats for the third
time, when, suddenly rushing forward
with one sweep of his weapon he sewers
the head from the body, amid the APP
plause of the assembled multitude, who,
during the proceedings, are engaged in
laughing and apparently greatly enjoying
themselves
Sometimes it happens that the execu-
tioner, through lack Of skill in dealing
the final blow, misses his aim and gashes
his man in o shocking manner Should
this happen he is instantly seized, and
often condemned TO death, and another
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CUT OFF HIS OWN HEAD.
The Self-D ecapitation of a Drumm r
in Indiana Recalled.
From the St Louis Republic.
n Vattee Ind Nav II Tho recar


Lafayette, Ind, May 17.-The recent
unsuccessful attempt of Chicago man
to commit suicide by means of clumsily
constructed guillotine brings to mind the
self-decapitation Of James Moon, a tray
cling man in a hotel in this city, sui
eide so extraordinary in its conception
and complete in its execution that it en-
gagged widespread attention.
June Of 1870, when the announcement
was made from the street corners of
Lafayette that a guest of the Lair house
had cut of his own head, the story was
not believed. People turned up their
noses and shifted the air as if to say:
"Do you think I'm fool? How could
man cut oil his own head2n
But the story was a true one aud for
days thereafter newspapers and medical
journals all over the land printed details
Of the first successful strengthening
this country had ever known.
On the afternoon Of June 10, 1876. a man
giving the name Of James Moon regis
tered AT the Lair house, then, as now.
the leading hotel of the city, and was
given Il room When the parties came to
handle his trunk they had to put forth
their utmost strength, so great was It's
weight They succeeded in getting the
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neither Mr.! Aldrich nor any of the others
could have forescen.
NOTHING DIsTURBs HIS SLEEP.
Senator Aldrich is of the kind of men
who sleep at night whatever has happened
in the day or whatever may be going to
happen on the morrow, and who find an
appetite for every meal regardless of cir
cumstances 1t may be that like Mr..
Reed and other prominent men in our
public life, he looks upon politics as
great game and does not agoniZe over it
like men of sentiment, to whom princi-
pies are dearer than life. 1t has been said
Of him that-he played the game of politics
as he played the game Of poker; but then
he no longer plays the game of
poker, I am told; yet he shows
no disposition to retire from poll
tics in spite of the rumors to the
effect that he would shortly do so. Ger
tain it is that if he took politics as seri-
ously as some men do he would now be
wrinkled and stoop-shoIldered instead of
rosy and 1.-the. AS it is, he seems to enjoy
it. In the Senate chamber he sees all the
striking things and catches all the good
points. If anything amusing occurs or
anything funny is said, he laughs like
free-hearted boy, now and then putting
his face down on his desk in his delight
or looking up at the press gallery, where
he has more personal friends than most
senator's, as though sharing his pleasure
with them.
HOURS AFTER BUSINESS.
Senator Aldrich has large family, but
they do not come to Washington every
winter, devoted though he is to them, and
this session they have been here very
little; so that he has spent most of his
evenings around the clubs and hotels
Perhaps his favorite evening resort is the
lobby of the Arlington hotel where he
boards this winter, which is a rendezvous
of evenings for all the news-makers and
news-mongers in Washington. Aldrlch has
natural dignity, but ne is not hampered by
the senatorial variety from mixing up with
mankinl generally in most democratic
way. This is very valuable to him, and
is probably one reason why he always
knows what is going on, so that, although
he has never been a newspaper man, he
would make better one than any other
man in the Senate, except, of course, the
two or three professional newspaper
men who now belong to it.
Aldrich is always in the closest touch
with the newspaper correspondents, and
probably profits as much by the recipro-
city arrangements he has with them as
they do.
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1t developed during the inquest that
Moon, who was well known among the
travelling men, had long been desirous of
doing something that would excite wide
spread attention. He YVES single man,
of good habits, and so far as known was
of sound mind.
The guillotine is now in the museum of
Pardue University. Room Al, at the
Lair House, in which the horrible self
decapitation occurred, became so widely
known that hundreds of superstitious
guests politely but firmly declined to use
it, and the management used it as a
storage room for years. Later on the
house was remodeled and the room given
another number. To this day it is not in
favor, and there are stories, not authenti-
Gated, of Moons ghost returning TO
brighten the the helpless occupant of mo.
A.
Moons relatives, if he had any-he left
no word of any kind-declinad to claim
his remains, which were buried at public
expense.
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sTAMEsE CUSTOMS.
They Have a Gala Time When a Man
Is Executed.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.

FROM the cincinnati L INQUIRER.
A distinguished traveller recently re-
turned from Siam says that it is not an
uncommon occurrence for the king to
sentence two men to be chained together,
who are then compelled to go about, per-
haps for years, yoked together in this
manner, as no one dare release them
without the kings permission, and, of
course, he soon forgets the circum Instance.
An instance of this character occurred
not very long ago, when one of the pris-
oners died. and the other unfortunate
wretch was seen dragging the body of his
late companion about beside him, una BILE
to escape from his horrible yoke The
European consuls in the city, shocked by
the sight, endeavored 10 obtain his i'm
mediate release, but during the delay oc-
casioned by the absence of the king the
poor fellow became insane and soon after
ward died
When the king goes abroad through
the city, or appears at any public func-
ton, extreme care is taken by his officers
that no person whatsoever is in any way
on the same level or above him; for this
purpose he is placed ona raised dais when
inside building, and when proceeding
through the streets all persons are
warned to refrain from looking from bal
comics or windows while his majesty is
passing
Executions are of frequent occurrence,
and the following instance will serve to
show the character of the people and the
supreme indifference in which human
life and suffering are held by them.
In this case the victim was a prince-a
title not uncommon among the population
OF Bangkok, the capital city--who, Tor
some breach OF the law, was condemned
TO death
The method of execution is Interesting.
although revolving in detail The locality
mostly used for this purpose is situated
in a valley short distance outside the
city. The morning is the time generally
adopted, when crowds of natives NAV be
seen moving toward the spot, arrayed in
their gayest cOlors, and one would
imagine that some pleasant and enjoyable
fete were about TO be held instead OF the
most melancholy of all spectacles-the
taking of human life
The assembled concourse sometimes
many thousands, arrived at the scene of
action, are TO be Observed laughing and
chatting merrily, betting among them
selves as TO whether the executioner will
be successful in cutting his mans head
OF in one blow, or that he may have to
strike twice.
The executioner now approaches.
dressed in red rags, and armed with a
large dab, ~ or sword The condemned
man is then led up by an escort con
Quoted by prince who has charge of
the entire affair, and is responsible 10 the
King for the successful carrying out OF his
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The quantity of goods purchased
enables us to place orders at the mills
and avoiding the 50 PER CENT.
PROFIT which usually goes to the job
Der and commission man before the or
binary tailor get his goods, it allows us
to make Suits at the usual prices of
READY-MADE GOODS.
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takes his place, who proceeds 10 g.
through with all the foregoing detans,
while the unfortunate wretch is Inean
while writing in agony and bleeding "
death.
AS soon as the condemned is SUCCESS
fully beheaded the prince in charge PIw
coeds to chop off the heels He then
slips the irons over the feet and CONVEYS
both to the king. as a testimony OF haHHs
performed the duty intrusted to him
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The sensation OF Russia, and OF EuOt,,
too, just now is tho suicide OF Prince haus
kuzene. count of Sperenski member o' . OaI
Of the most famous families of Russia, al =,
one Of the highest officers OF the mln lIstboc
the interior A year ago one OF the IasI ron.
churches in the province OF kowno WIaaoS 10
leave it. Ihe people declined to do so s sol.
were finally driven out Of the church, ~ 6rs.
diers in obedience TO the orders OF No lorce
chewski, formerly chief Of the secret listed
Tho pope, hearing OF the outrage PttVtbbe os.
TO the car, who ordered a report OF Timed
currence. Prince KantakuZene was i KIM be.
TO make false report. it is said, anu, VA VA him
ing discovered the emperor SUNNI one .n.orsore
to his presence. The prince was so oF SVr5 The
by the discovery Of his falsehooo as agnded
anger Of his imperial master thaE No VA
his life few days later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-21
A VETERANS VERDICT.
der, Correspondent and Journal
list Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave
soldiers to the war and no state bears a bet
ter record IN that respect than II does. In
literature IL is rapidly acquiring an
enviabsc place. In war and literature
Solomon Jewell, well known rs writer as
SOL. has won an honorable position. Dur
Ing the late war he was "a member of Co. NJ
I'd. n. y: Cavalry and Of the 18th Indiana In
iantry Volunteers. Regarding an important
circumstance he writes as follows:
several Of us old veterans here are using
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervinc, Heart Cure
and Nerve and Liver Pills. all Of them giving
splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have never
used remedies that compare with them. "
the Pills we must say thoy are the best com.
binatiOn OF the qualities required in a prep
Mration OF their nature we have ever known
We have none but words OF praise for them
They are the Outgrowth Of "a new principle in
medicine, and tone up the system WONDER
FULLY. We say to all, try these remedies"
Solomon Yewell. Marion. Ind, Dec. 5, lSasc
These remedies are sold by all druggists On
positive guarantee, or sent direct by tn
DR. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind. on re
retpt Of price. q per bottle. six bottles q ex>
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