davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-07-30
Stablen einen wertbpolIen Oaul,

Same5 S6ort, Elm notoriiAer Gbarafter
Ser g8eitieite, unb Elm anoerer &umpan err
bracbcn am per9angenen 6reita8 ben Stall
oe8 s. o, 8roOD, 1917 8aibtenaD 2%tOenue,
un6 fiiDrten aus 0cmleIben elm tpcrt0oOles
@fcr6 ais 8cute fort. Sci Dem 8erlucbe,
es auf benz 8ferocmarft al Ser y. StroBe
GIT OeriiIbern, tpur6en lie bon ben bon bemt
0tebitobt unterrtcbteten 9etectlpe5 9toot
uub 3il8aueu abgefaBt, tpeI3c tbm
ben Gjaul a%bnabmen, aber leiOer nur
Sbort etniperren tonnten. 9ent
anoert mar e5 ipGbrcnO bet Inter
ban6Iungen g~elun8en, iib bitnue SIT
MAIDEN. 9o Die 9etectiO5 boffen, aucb
noc6 oe8 onbern 8ferOeoiebS Da6baft Sit
iperoen, Dericbob 9tjcbter Gbcr6arOt ben
Sal S6ort'S bis gum l. Qu8uit uno iteute
i6u bis Oabin inter $500 8ir8ibaft.
, 1894-07-30

ben. 9ie gauge 0eieQibaft mar cine Belt
lang %beipuBtloS. Srau QStQiamS fam auz
er1t !nicoer 81 iic6. Sic la6 bic brei WtGn>
ner nit benz 0eiidbt Oorniiber aui Der @roe
liegen. 6rau @altle mar 8e9en einen Baum
gefalen.
SrGuletn 0a9ncr elite Ben M}Gnnern,
ipelc6c mic to6t am 8ooen la0en, 81 6i(fc.
@S gelalIg ibr, eil1en 6eriel6en in oaS nabe
g~clegene 2anbbau3 81 ibleppeu, un6 febrte
bann i6leunigit SuritG, nm bic 9noeren 81
bolen. Sbrc &rGfte reichten ieDocb uicbt
aus, I'M Die S0rper 5u bebcn, uno tic elite
0abcr in 0a8 nube 8eIe9ene 6%armbauS, nm
8eiitan0 5u Dolen.
Der 8ltB mar III einen bohen Baum ein>
geicbla9eu unO mar al ser entgegengeieB>
ten Sette BON D%erienigen, mo 6rau Gaitle
laB, bcruntcr8etommcn. gSagner uno
Sobnlon iper0en Ourcbfommen.
0o5 0eipitter i'm gansen fiiolicben S6eiLe
BON 8erfi6tre Gount0 mar entleblicb. G6ar>
les ltrqltbart, Gin ScbriftieBer, lnD Elm Sc
glciter be1ielben purOeu 0urcb einen beftiz
gen 8liBltrabl cine StUn0e lang betpuBts
los.
ltrqubGrtS &orper mar gons ounfelblalt
St'nUlUeN- ON Nv Otuul WutUtIk 6!Utt
6G1tier bonn Bltb 9etroffen. Sn 2enor
purbe betrG3tLider Sda6en angeri6tet,
&enO h q, g8iS., 80. Sult.
Gb9or 8ennOper, felt 81 Sabren Elm 8ee
pobner bteier StaOt, it 9eutc al 0ormz
Dericbltngung geitorben. ST mar 10 Sabre
alt un6 fannie aus Jtew Oorf. Giele
Sabre lang ltano CT nit benz bieiigen So>
nitarium, 6aS letuen 9tameu trGgt, in
Berbin0ung.
2ertn8ton, 80., 20. Sult.
gSm. SO. gSeatberrco, elmer ber Glte1ten
8oli5iitsn, pur6e beute 9(bcrb BON benz
gfcger @m. Glart, ocn ct 3u berbaften
Derlu6tc, eri6oilen. Scr 0feger tpuroe
ein8efangeu unh in'S 0efdngntB getporfen.
@eot6erreb biente in Ser CONFEDERATION
QIrlnee.
9eM pines, Ga, 90. Suit.
Die 9irre in Sotpa 6auert nit un0erz
min0erter 6efti9tett an. Nac6 bier cingee
troffenen 9epeicben tpittben in Dcribie0e>
men Gbetlcu 0eS States 8rGricfeuer, bara
unter 6aS beftigIte in Ser g&Gbe BON Snz
Dependence, tpeIdbe5 bic Sta6t ielbit be-
orObt. 0aS Wetterbureau berid9tet, 6aB
Iiir'S Grite feline Qtu5iicbt auf &egen bOr@
banoen iei.
O(tnneapOItS, Mftnn., % Sult.
Ser Stretf unter ben 0erlaoern BEL
@tabitOne, Wtib,, purbe bcute 6aburcb 3ut
@noe gebra6t, DAB Die Streifer aus ser
q. 81. Il. auStraten ult SEM 8etriebsLeiter
&cuD tbre Wtit9Iie6Sfarten eil1Ddn6jgten.
Wtebrercn 0er iblimmiten &rafebler u1ter
ben Stretfern oir6 Die Nie~oeraufnabme Der
Nrbett ni6t 9~eftattet merben.
GuibOtIIe, ST., 20. Su[t.
2lm bieit9en Orte eretgnete iib beute Elm
eigentbiiuali9er 8er~9iftuugSfau. 8Gbren6
&Obert 9ttppetOe nit ieiner 6arnilie cine
Spa3icrfo6rt macbte, mur6e Der eritere
ptGb4t3 bon etnem befttgcn ltntpoblietn be-
fallen. @d9renb Der berbei9erufene 2lrst
itb nit Dem &ranfen 3u idbaffen madbte,
crtrantte Srau &ippetoe eberfaQ8 gau3
pl0Bli6, 8ei6e ipurben be1tnnungSlo5
un6 Srau Jftppetoe boucbtc I'm 4 lt6r ibr
2eben aus, Wan 9laubt, baB Gippetoe
our1fommen pirO. g8te Der QlrSt lagt,
ltcgt cine 8ergtftung nit StrDbnin Dor.
3met an6ere Wftt9lieoer Der Tamtlie baber
ON ieIben Siide tpie Die Glteru 9egeiien,
boben ie6o9 feline Spuren pon @rfranfung
9e5et9t. Ser acknowledgment pir6 ben
Salt unteriu6en.
, 1894-07-30

- &icbter ScuQp beitraftc SnmeS Sem
ne6D beute friib nm $25 unO Bic Soften,
neil oerielbe fiob geitern 8egenitber benz
@ebetmen See Don Der observation-disclosures
Station ais 9oti3iit aufgeipielt bate.
, 1894-07-30
Dom 8lib erfhIa9en.
Dater uno Sohn uro ein 6eipann Pierce
Opfer oes eleFtrii9en Stromes.
ct. Sofep6, O}o., 80. Sult.

Ser aht Wteilen bon MarosOille mob
nenbe befonnte SGrmer uno 8ieb5i6ter
S. 6. s, HDan wurbe, ais er nit ietnem
Sobne gu eitem Nahbarn fubr, pom 8lib
eriAlagen; atcb ietn Sobn un6 ba8 @ez
ipann 8fer6e puroe ouf ser Steue get6o9
tet. Die 2eiden murben mebrere Stunoeu
lpdter bon cinem Sarmer dufgefunoen.
, 1894-07-30
Gine Qnterfudun0 n64hio.

SIN Camp Gurner in 9uuman mur6e
am Somitug Qbeno Elm Gipiliit gtamenS
GDarles OtorriS GDse6e 6urcb etnen bon
etnem Wili5ioIDaten abgcfeuertc1 S9uB
Id9per D%ertpUnoet. 0er ben ScbuB obGe7
feucrt bat, lift bis tebt nod nicbt mitSt6ers
belt betannt getporoen 1pie e5 i9eint, be-
miibeu ii9 Die 0ffi3ierel ben 9famen 6eS
6elben gebcim SIT baLten. SeoentauS wiro
Der @OuDerneur eriucbt .tperoen, Die Nngez
Icgcn5cit 9ritnblidbit unteriucben SIT Iaiien.
Gpceoe 6eftn6et iih I'M @oHntp9oipttal
uno tpirb nit 6em 2eben boOonfommen,
penn nicbt 8lutoergiftung eintritt. GS
DciBt, ooB GpeeDc Elm blin0er Yailagier oNt
ejnem ilioGicD ~gebenOen 3uge mar, uno ooB
er bel leincm Nbipringen in oaS Camp
Gurner 9erietb. 0a er ni6t Gnglti6 per-
1teGt, befoG8te ct nicbt ba5 Commando
SAT-, morauf Der Solpat ben S9uB abb
%fetcrte.
9(ngeb(tcb mar Der O}tIi3iolOat @i9ginS
Ser Sbtbe. Sine llnterlubung miro Die
ndberen llmitGnOe Ser ScbieBerei entbituen.
, 1894-07-30
Ra(fjmGre E O6io=C ilpn6a6n,

gepot: @ruuo @entraGs8 ofagters9tatton. - @taots
Office: 1913 @larf=StraBe. 8eIue @Gtrobere9H1ng fir
y. 80, &tmtteo=3t9e. -
2pfaG ...... sos Itt GAO u
bule0 &imtteb ..,....... ........ lO45 Wt $500 u
Weff'" ~'lY''s'0'' > 800 "a 1I;O5 Wt
Maltertpu Accommodation ......... 5;25 " $40 At
NtttSbllrQ. GleOelou0, 2SbeellHg u 90,
columbus GrpreB ........... II $40 ~ I:Zo nt
*5Gqlida. + Nugqeupmmen SpuHtugS.
, 1894-07-30

Nbonntrtauf bas Nben6bIatt Der Suinots
Stats 3eituug. BreiS l Sent.
, 1894-07-30
GiFenbahn~G aRrpRdne.

EE btcaGo IS 9tortbtue eft rm=Gt1enba Sidet.
W Offices: Nos. 2O6-208 @larf Strobe, an ber
gafleg @oeuHs Staten HuS aa 9epOt Gde WeHssuHs
aiHaiesStr.
Z 6Fn6u I 0TuR,.a
, 1894-07-30

Wtllnoutee un0 TQcine-NbT0brF 70 ID, = DC.
$3.50 ". +11:3O @l, II g., IS g., IS g.. g u
II 81; 4ntnnft '7:$5 Sc, 1890 ga, 1905 d.
Ggoufei6o- Qbfabrt II 81. $3.50 81, g 81.
'5gk; @nfuuft: '1005 Sc, +l:l5 g, 44OO T., 1918
a., $3.50 u.
t4.l5 q, +1l30 d. Nufuuft: 1000 sc, +2. Is W.
t5.55 g., f11.1 10 4-'Xdgtt6. tEdqIi9, ousgeuommeR
@Ountags. fS4olub, W{untags ousgeHommeiL. tSG2s
LID Snms Tags au8Qeuommeu. SYtur SDuutoQs.
, 1894-07-30
- Union Qafen9er Station.
%VIg2RnSyIVd1id LINES.


SidatsCfHcs: Yin Der Statlon. III 4 Q. e!aE
StraBe eds JadIou, uHO i'm AUDITORIUM 9oteI
&urd=3ige iabren tule IDlgt mad eentraI=3etE
2QoInh. 4SnnItrn ausOenpnIn1en S0nntag.
, 1894-07-30
Sottie Hicbmnn6. bic einiten8 cir

= 6attie %JticbmonO, Sic e%llliteHS cine
g~efeierte S90nbeit auf ben Die 98elt beOcu7
tenoen 8rettern mar, aber beute cine une
oer6eiierIicbc nOtOrticbe BerIOn 0eS 9eoeez
OtItrittS 1T, mur6e beute Dem Nlcbter
Softer snm iounbiooieIten Wfale Ipegen
unor6enrlicben 8etragenS por8efiibrt. Sic
bate g~eltern QIbeno tpieber gan5 gebort9
gelooen un0 babel aIerba15 unfn8 getrte7
ben. Gtcbter SOFTER beitrafte tic nit $l5,
Die BON tbrenl2lnbeter1t (oeren bat Die 9efal7
lene 5beaterprtn3ciiin immer noch pelcbe)
prompt erlegt puroen.
, 1894-07-30
SlIfmots 6 emtroL.

aue burnaebenoen 3Igs BON Der GsutraI. StettoI
70. ctr. unb part Som. 3nqe ftE ben Saoen tonnea
shenfaGs an %. Str, &c. StroBe HnO 5noe 4art gsnoN'
men meroer. Gidets III Der Stao.Offics, 1874 SAS
G~lort=StraBe, uu0 in QsOttOrium=0OteC
, 1894-07-30
I. Sult 1894.

got nn6 erereB ...:.... -. $50 m 6:35 u
Srano gapios &inie iiber &alo=
ma5oO & 9. 9. & s. u. @......f 6:5ONIf 800 u
Bar 8tep uuo 6rou0 gapio3 Sine
bra Stem g3uTnlo&G. &B ID. Rp.F+ 8:l5 W|f $50 u
9teD Yort uuo BoirOu Spe3ial... 800. 1880 0d- 200 u
Ser gtortb Sbore &tmtteo. ....... 1;3G ga 40 u
691t. @a1terH Grpre8 .......... &c. $3.50 81 900 u
DtOctHND &lute ltber &alama3OoI
Srauo &apibs & G. 81. 6 :. 81. 8ft $3.50 ST. 7IO ~
&dloma30o Accommodation -. .... II AIS RIl1:lO III
Bar 8tep SlnIe iber Stem 8uffaloI
9r0uO gfapibs & G.. q 80. 81. RpEf 500 gT I:25 y
8etrOIt 9tadt=grpreB $500. ........ $50 81 40 Wt
SaaInatp. San @itg & Set. Sine. $50 81 7I0 iii
atlantic @rprcB 49,. ........ &c. '11:30 81 7:50M
@rano 9EapjoS Sine, lber Galama=
500 & 8. r. 81 S. 8. M.....-... '11:SO 81 40 E
Srano Gopto5 Solto SraIn iber
Stem sSufatO & 6. s. 90. 90. IT. I'11:45 81 '6:45 SO
'Sdgltdl. I gUsgen. Sountags. Qu5geu. 0oHtag.
Kbtcaeo, IstEtuaufee 6 st. TauI=GiIembabr.
" Stoots9ldet Sffice: 2O7 GIarf=Str.; Selephons
zlSO Mtalm. 1ntoH BafogIsrsStatiOH &oHoL, &eaE1Sl
nno MtaDiioH-9tg.
, 1894-07-30
@tscom5tm G]emtral. etmtem.
Gbtcooo 6 @seFsMtdionmzSabm

SceutI4e 2tn1e uod) ben N}iht9ou=JteIort5. 9urdfab.
renoe 3lge mad Grarb 8apios, M~tHSfeQan, 3raperie
@itp, @barleeotr, 4etUsfep, 8Pp 8Ie1p. oerlaiien II =Strs
Station, Safe Tront. Stabt=Sfftee 81 @lGrf Ctr; .
3Ige abTabrt AHtunIt
Wobentage, Barlor @arS.......... S:I5 ID. l:25 u
@odeuto9e, 8uTet Gleeper........ 500 q. 6;45gt
Seoen Sag Sdlafs uHo BGrlors@ars Has ". $50 u
, 1894-07-30
Onn0rtm Dnntpfer.

3oeimol ta8Iib ua8 Ntiluoufee, um9 ubr wOro.rs
Gn0 8 ubr Abeu05. "'Ol9e"'
So9llN9, ou5aen; Samito9s, uaB 2ubinotOu unS
WtoHtltee. I'M 8 nGr WtorueEs. "'
1a9tlG] nc9 JtoClre. Ntllnaufee. Sbebonuou. Wnui.
tolpoG, 2Do JtIDers, &epauuee, Abuopee. S fSTr Stan
uH0 WteuumInee nm lbr ab3. guy
Na9 Srare 9ooeH, @tusfe9Ou, 9rauo gRopibs &C.
g!adJ 9reeu 9oD. Wttttpodb uno SamItou ubr g(bbs.
9tod @Seouobo. Wtouiitique uuo Ban 8prt5 Gamifoa3
nm : ubr AbeH0S. S
Office HHb Gods SUP Der Miaiqau Qoe. 2aobap
, 1894-07-30

sage - 80
GbneI5uq mad 9e5 W}oIres ...... 30OWto $50 y
SGtnpts, Soma NIB 0eDriGsgrpreBf 1885 I'd. go Y
2eOoeulpOTth unb 4auiaS 6ttD. .... 1850 9t S:lOW
Mtiuueopolts, St8. q @tpuG SaasH $50 gT' 1900 W
Solicit Accommodation ......-.... 400 gI 94o w
0eru Accommodation. ........., 4:5O 9df S;5ODg
ct. So. MtaiiDu unb 9anIaS @tt9I
8erper, GelD. Springs & RuebIor 500 I'll I0:0Ogs
st. 9S9rtb uEo IeraS GrpreB..... 500 VI lO.OOVf
2enOer, 6olD. Sp9S. unb Bueolo, oia
Gmobo s. &iHC. (gig Jtoe8eit;b " 1000 81 8:10Ms
Omaha 81 Ct. gaul 9tabt=GrpreB. 1910 Na 7:3OW
8eOria s. Sender yta1t=GrpreR 800. 1910 A!f $50 "
'adgti3. / susgeuOmmeH eOnntag, &uSgsnom.
nteu Gomitag. q NuSgeHDmmeH Wt0ntaQ. o Jabrt
t6aIidb os 2ofols2uQ bon 3eS Wtotnes anrNd.
, 1894-07-30
Nep Orleans 2lmiteb unb 0tempbIs
GhlcQQp, ct. &puIS SiamoHt

lESE5TET-z5I Gbtcasp, @urltuqton SC Cuinc9
lssn3,fTTE Gilenbabn-
BzeLlbll.1A45A TGr SidctB unO G9lGflDageu 1preh
EE45EY Dor i'll 2lI @lart=Str. II. III Der Union
#8isllEt4SI @oTIeuger StatiOH, @QHaI=StraBe ana
s14I N0Qms.
3uge Abfabrt &HtuHft
, 1894-07-30

N0teaes, RsR SsEanS & 9eetWeBanH. -
W RaIIogier=Station BAN 8urens5tr., Gin 8Ioa
iioltd5 bonn 8oarc Of Irobe. &tdetsCffcs: 1O4 Slarfitr.
, 1894-07-30
6 nrfS. %. oSuIi

Ser 6erauSgeber bon go 2tbre 8%arOIe",
0rumOnt, Der iiG in 8elgten auibalt, bat
iib getpeigert, nacb 60uie 81 %ton1ncn Rr0
itb nit Dem @ra{en O'@lOa, Der tbn gez
fOr6ert bat, 81 i9lagen. 9a Der @raf
b'GGOa bas beI9iicbe @eleB nicbt Derleben
mill, 10 miro pObl OaS 9ueu utcbt 10 baIO
Pathfinder.
, 1894-07-30
Qertngton, Rp.. 20. Suli.

@m. Q8. @eatberrcb, elmer ser dltefter
8oli5iitsn, wur6e bcutc 9(bcnO bon Dem
gtc0er ISM. @lart, ben ct Git berbafter
Deriudbtc, erl1olien. Scr gteger purOt
ein8efangeu unh in'S @efdngntB getporfer.
3eatberreO otente in Ser conf0oerirten
Qtrmee.
, 1894-07-30

9(u5 Geoul iiber Shanghai etngelatfcne
gto9ri9ten melOen, Dap Die Sapaneien,
nadOem Gorea ii1 getueigert bate, int
8erlangcn, Die 5NIeiiicbcn Gruppen aus
DEM 2an0e ST %tpeiien, gu erfiQeu, auf
Seoul IO5marI6irte1t. 9}acb einem fur3en
@efecbt, in WeJcbem Die 3Oreaner gei9Iagen
, 1894-07-30
9ittSftcG6, W}QI,, 29. Sui.

Der 30jabrigc Spe3ereitaocn : 8eItBer
George 8. Goitle bon bier tpurDe 6eute
9(benO nm baLb Z ll3r BEL Safe Sncta
burcb cinen 8liBitrabl augenbliflicb ges
tootet. Gaitle unb feline 6rau uno cine Q(nz
5abt befrermbeter 9eriOnen, GbaS. SoDnIon,
y. Wagncr, 6rau 9an, WiQiamS unb Elm
&tnoerm666en unb TrGuletn Safe @ag=
ner. iDel9c am n0r0libeH llfer oeS Sees
bellan1men g~eieiicn batten, tparcn idmmt5
Iib oNrcb Die gri6itterun9 betdubt nor
, 1894-07-30

Z 0 0 Il . OUII.
Sn eitem beute Morgen per0nentIicbten
8riefe iagt 6ielOen iiber Q8alter 8eQe
mans NorbpolzGrpe6ition fol9enoeS:
rS9 fiirc6te, boB Die gta6ribten bes
vGrltitg" iibcr 8eum0n ln0 ieine 0eieQz
i6aft un3uOerlQiit9 itno, 9as 6e6ltn oe5
0atlmS unb an0ereG batlabeu fltbren micb
5u Der Nnua6nte, 6aB Der rGrlfing" etli6e
Seebuno5fanger traf, Sic 3miicben Oem 10,
unO II. 0tat nit 8euman geiprOben
batten."
, 1894-07-30

Sin fatierlic6e5 Goift lit erlaiieu NOR
ben, Ourcb ipeIcbeS bic 8eierDen Der 2lrmee
unb 6lOtte c%iuberufen uno auigefor0ert
Deroen, iid unDer5iigIicb bel i6rem 6Quptz
quartiere SIT mel6eu. Die in Sapan an
idiiigen G6jneien iin6 duBerit beiorgt ii6er
Die orobclOc Gage uno febreu benz 2anbe
lchaareuDetle DEN Gitfen. Sn amtltcbel1
&rctlen III Eotio 9elpiunt sic lteberz
5cugung immer. meDr 8oben, 6aB
Die Cbineiiiden llnterbanoluugen tpetter
NIGHTS ais etn8orDanO it1b, nm 3ett fir cine
3uiommen3ie6ung 81. cbtnelticben Streitz
frGtte 3t 8etptnnen, UNI 3u 9elegener l3eit
einen 9e%mciniamen Qtn9riif ouf Sapan All
macben. 2aut 8laubpiir6tgen in Gofio
eingetroffenen 9tac6ridbten bat Der 6Qupt.
tbeil Der bineitl6en 9lrmee om 25. 5. Wt.
Sic nOrbWeitlicbe 0ren3e bon &orea ii6erz
icbritteu. IS iin0 ferner meitere 9fadrib.
len iiber 6ie 8ei6ieBung iopaniic6er S6iffe
al Der tOreauti9en &iiite in Gofio einge:
t%roffcn.
Berlin, 20, Suli,
0C,s Eoo,,C Mo-, GGrurkc; o;uooCr,Fo.,
, 1894-07-30

wur6et, beIeBten bic Sopaneieu Ben fOnt9z
licben 8alait. 9arauf erlucbtc bcr &0nig
Don &orea Sic auStp1rti9en &crtreter nm
ibrc Beru1ittelung.
, 1894-07-30

Qout bier etngetroffenen Na6ri9ten bd7
ben Die Sapaneien Die BON ben Gransport9
idbiffen, tpeIcbe BEN jopaneiiicben &rie9Sz
idbiffen enttpiibten, bel 9tian ans 2onO ge7
leBten Gbineien on9egriffcn. GS beiBt fer
ner, OaB G9ina Die 2lusfuDr BON 9tei5 unb
@etreioc Dcrboteu babe. SIN n0rOIt6cn
Ganat un6 I'M GinganQe DeS gang tie
Slang itnb SorpeboS 9ele9t porben. Die
bineiiicbe 9tc8ierung fault maiienbaft
~Rrie4Smater!Ql.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-09
DEMOCRATS WORRIED.

The most unconcerned man, apparent
ly, in the Senate is David Bennett Hill.
He isn't saying much, but he is making
the other fellows do deuce of "A lot of
thinking. He was asked yesterday
what he thought of the new bill and
he replied that his opposition was
one of principle, not of prejudice,
and when the intination was made
that his course would affect his future
political career he smiled and said Moth
ing. Hill knows as well as any one anu
every one that the support of the pre-
sent bill is not a matter Of credit to any
Democrat, and the refusal of a Demo-
crat to support bill which is SO dia-
metrically opposite to the principles of
his party as voiced in national conven-
tion will not injure his future prospects.
Hills unconcern leads the Democratic
leader to the belief that Hill has the
promise of more Democratic support
and they are beginning to show their
fear that with all their bribes and con-
cessions they have not landed Ser ator
Murphy, while the refusal of Irby of
South Carolina TO come out in favor of
the bill is giving them added anxiety.
The Republicans have announced
themselves as willing to allow vote as
soon as the Democrats can show clear
majority, for the bill, which is proof
positive that they fear no secession from
their ranks and are fairly confident that
the Populists will stand by them.
Take the situation altogether the out
look for the failure of the Senate to pass
the bill is very encouraging.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-09
Infantry Veterans Association.

The First Light Infantry Veteran Asso-
citation held its annual business meeting
last night at the armory, and incidentally
to the election and reports there was a
collation. and attendant sociability. The
officers chosen are:
Colonel, Christopher Duckworth; lieu
tenant colonel, John j. jerks; major,
Samuel /. Douglass; adjutant, Fred Il.
Burt; surgeon, William Il. Mead
eeommissary, Thomas 5. Delano; pay,
master, Frank Il. Lowell; chaplain,
Rev. Samuel III. Webb; clerk, Arthur
/. Talbot; senior captain, Walter j.
Comstock; junior captain, George VI.
Chadsey; senior LIST lieutenant, Leander
c. Belcher; junior LIST Lieutenant, Samuel
A. Howland; senior 2d lieutenant, Henry
X. Potter; junior I'd Lieutenant, Everett
Il. Hodges; finance committee, Lieuten-
ant Delano, Lieutenant Freeborn.. Lieu
tenant Durfee; membership committee.
Lieutenant Burt, Lieutenant Hoxsie, Ser
gent Potter; entertainment committee,
field, line and stan officers.
Colonel Duckworth appointed the fol-
lowing: Sergeant major, James w. Mar
tin; uuartermaster sergeant, A. l.. Potter;
commsssry sergeant, John w W.Armstrong; !;
hospital steward, w. Fred Bowen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-09
TO REWARD AND PUNISH.

1t is worthy of notice that among the
recent tariff amendments Mr.. Henry l..
Pierce, the millionaire chocolate manu-
facturer, who is popularity credited with
having made the largest personal COM
tribution to the Democratic national
committee and whose widows mite was
only exceeded by the Sugar Trusts con-
tribution, has been taken care of by n
re ,toration of the Mckinley rates on
cocoa aud chocolate.
In this connection, he Hon. Frank
Jones Of New Ham, sh -. who previous
to the amendments jus made declared
that ''while he should hereafter vote the
Democratic ticket, he'd be the
only man d---d fool enough in New
Hampshire TO do So" has been punished
for his boldness. lie owns some thirty
lime quarries in the Dominion and he
succeeded in having the Mckinley duty
Of six cents per hundred pounds reduced
to mere nothing in the House. Now
the Mckinley duty has been pretty
nearly restored, the duty being fired
at i've esnts per hundred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-09
SENATOR HOAR's SPEECH.

The eloquent speech of Senator Hoar
yesterday ON the tariff made the Demo
Gratis in the Senate equirm for there are
many of Them who at heart are opposed
to the measure and who support it only
because of the immense pressure
brought to bear in order that the party
may take some action ON tariff re-
vision"
But 1T is gall and wormwood to them
to be compelled to listen while their
portraits are being verbally drawn by so
skllful word artist as the venerated
Senator from Massachusetts,, and es-
pecially when the truthfulness of the
likeness is apparent not only to them
selves but to the general public.
One of the most cutting passages Of
the speech was when he referred to the
numerous changes made in the bill to
secure the support Of the Democrats
with protective proclivities, and this
was intensified Joy the arrival during his
speech of the amended bill, with over
400 additional changes, most of them
thrown out to secure support, and nearly
every one of them in the line of protec-
ton.
lie stopped moment, smiled and
called attention TO the fact that
the platform adopted by the
Democratic party in National Conven-
tion had declared protection TO be un-
constitutional. He then called attention
to the fact that the Democratic Senators
when they took the oath of Office swore
to support the constitution.
''How can it be otherwise then" he
inquired, that the Democratic Senators
who agree to support measure that
affords any measure of protection, do
not forswear themselves in that thev do
not support the Constitution, as their
national platform has defined and con-
strued that Instrument"
His arraignment of the bill was most
mastery and his points were well taken.
One of the most significant utterances,
hNN"uSO Ato VI WdS apparent.
was his remark that good wages stand
for good citizenship. "When you adopt
the standard of wages of other coun-
tries, you adopt with it the standard of
of other countries"
Is not this true? The employe who
receives mere pittance, whose struggle
to keep the wolf from the door is endless
and whose end is the workhouse,
never has and cannot have the
spirit of independence that has
the American work
ingman from the foundation of
government to the present time. The
man whose wages give him comfort
able home, some of the comforts as we'll
as the necessities of life, is and must be
a better citizen than the man whose
whole life is a struggle with poverty
and who has no opportunity TO rise
above his dependence on the mere pit
tance grudgingly accorded him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-09
FRANKLIN SOCIETY.

At the regular meeting of the Franklin
Society Tuesday evening paper was read
by Z. s. Hopkins. His subject
was "Along the Hedges" tie
said that like Artemas Wards lecture
on "Ghosts" in which that word was only
Z used once, SO in his paper along the
hedges was only means of introduction
to his real subject, "Strayipg over the
Ridges, across the Moors and through tine
Valleys of rocky Lancashire and the West
Riding OF Yorkshire"
The daily life of workman of the town
of Todmuden was described, with his
earnings, his social surroundings and his
interest in politics and the general affairs
of the world. Strong evidence was given
that the English working pople were ut
terlY in sympathy with the North during
our civil war, and that they willingly
suffered during the cotton famine and by
their votes upheld those who were favor
able to our cause. A modern village fair
was described with the merry happy
faces of old and young, there still linger-
ing some of the primitive feeling of Older
days for onjoyments of simple nature.
Reference was made to the ancient Ro-
man roads which traversed England in
many objections and followed the
high lands or ridges, as in those
days the valleys were in the main
impossible swamps and tangled
thickets. Leading from these great
highways were innumerable bride paths,
"cross country" paved with stone blocks.
The old Roman roads have recently been
uncovered through the exertions of the
Antiquarian Society. The roadway has
total width of 80 feet, and is paved with
square blocks of stone, divided to make
two driveways. In the centre OF each
there is rut worn to the depth of II
inches, probably done by pack horses.
A DAYS tramp over hills and moor was
given, interviewer with a description OF
the country, its churches and ruined
monasteries.
Altogether this was one of the best OF
the series of papers and well repaid the
listeners during the hour of its reading.
The next lecture will 90 given May %,
by r. Clinton Fuller. Subject: "Some Re-
cent Achievements in Amateur Photo
graphy."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-09

IT is always amusing to quote The
Journal in its various moods of sunshine
and of shadow. On the subject of the
license commissioners, The Journal re-
marked July 25, 1898, the day on which
the board was organized: "As result
of the election, the chairman, secretary
and Mr.. Studiey, viii be the controlling
factors in the boards deliberations" !"
This morning The Journal gravely an
nounced that ''It is well known that
there IS combination among the COM
missioners and that Mr.. Nixon and Mr..
Studley are on the outside" There you
have it. Take your choice.