davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22

Bid ou1 ecipO9ncn milen. 2anoliD,
ltttlib!
O1an riibmt bon Sos Nugclc5 uno Glib
Californian libcrbaupt, baB ca bier niernal5
touc 0lnbe, fcilc @e!pittcr ulo feilel1
Troit nit Sis gebc. Wa5 bic bieligcn &0z
ter angeDt, 10 fam ic6 itbcr bertn @cfdbr7
Licbtett llodb fcin ltrtbeil ab9cbcn, a6cr trob7
Dem licb Die dltcltcu Settler" zines lolc6cll
0ortommniiie5 faum no9 e%rinlern fonnz
ten Oocr woIten, 10 bat eS oob tiirSlicb III
Der 9tacbt cinmal Gin tiibttgc5 Sonneriuet@
ter gegcbcn unb ber 8llb iogar eingel6la7
een, unb i1 Den lcbten btci 9tGdbten bat cS
nicbt ALIEN itarf gerciit, ionocrl am Wtor1
gen scigte ii9 au9 auf BfiibcR unb 8aDen
cine @lsbcde.
Inn Der 8abrbeit Sic Gbre su gebcn,
niuB ib bielc GDatlacben feititelcn, abcr
sugIeicb beifiigen, baB bic btcitgen .3eitun7
gen bic ertpGbnten gtatureri6etnungcn ais
ynocb Taft nicma[s bagepelen" in belonbcz
rem Nrtifeln bcipracbcn. Nm Sage icbien
Die Come tpieOer recbt tparm auf unicrc
&0pfc berab unb nur 6er i6neebeoeGte
yOlo 8aloD", tpeleber ieb3i9 Wteilen ent@
fernt fem 6altpt crbebt, aber IN Solge Der
oinnen 2uft in .nur ~eintgcn Stuuoen SuB@
mericb gu errei6cn su iein i3eint, e%rinnert
Daran, 6aB eS 9Sintcr lit unb cine vfalte
NeIte" bon bet Sierra Wa6re>&ette berab
AUDI mail6mal ibren @e9 ebenlowoDl. in
Bic eeiegnete b~albtropiicbe Gbene SiiozSae
liforntens ftnbet, pte bon bcn %9lpenninen
na6 benz nt6t minber tparmen SlOsStaz
lien, bas ia in oielcm Binter AUDI ni9t
bon BET &dlte Deri3ont blieb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22
(5Hr bic SIItnots @taats3eitune)
&~cticbtlScr aus STD : Galtforntc1
Bon Stm9uft &6GIin.
2osN Is. Sanuor 1894

4 u y Z / I , 1O. Suuhul 1OJf+
8on @bicagoer 8cfonnten unD 2efern
Der vSatnots Stats 3%ettung" iin6 mir in
ben leBten Sa9en cine erfledlicbe Nnsabl
bon 8ricfen 5ugegangen, in tpel6en ih nm
Gusfilbrlicbe NuStunft iiber Den YretS bon
GGn0ereten in Siio>@a[ifornien, iiber 6as
Seben i'm Nagemeinen un6 bic Soften zines
Observation-Disclosures in Sos NngeleS i'm 8e=
ionoercn erlucbt iperoe. Oeit groBem Ser
gnltgen Dliroe ib bic WiBbcgierDe Der 8e=
treffenoen 0urd6 ~belDnoere Scbrei6en befrtc>
bigen; ba mir meine &crb6ltntiie aber
letber nibt geitatten, mir etnen eigenen
Yrlpatlccretdr 81 balten, tpie bic @roBen
Der @roe, 10 muB icb bic geeebrtcn 6ragez
iteuer bitten, Die gepiinidte 8clebrung aus
metnen 8riefeu an Die ySainois Staats=
3ettun9" 5u fcb0pfcn, Bic ia, mie icb mtd5
au6 ipteber auf meiner i~ingiten @anoerc
16att llbcrSeugte, ll6erall i'm gan3en 9an6e,
Slo melt Die Oeutibe 3unge tltn9t"; gelelen
tpiro.
Inn nun 3undcbit ettpos ii6er Sos Nngez
les lelblt 81 lagen, 10 erflGre ib hermit
teterltb, baB tb e5 fir bic lcb0rite un6
rctnltdlte Stoot Der 8ereini9ten Staaten
balte. Die meiiten 6auptitraBen uno
ielbit 6ieienigen i'm @elddftspiertel. err
frel!er itcb zines por3iislihen 9lsp6altz
pfaiterS, Die %i6rigen StraBen ltnb @aiien
itno macaoomiiirt, Die Seitentpege cur
Wfebr5abI cemcnttrt, regelmGBig unb ie6r
brett, u1o ntrgenoS getpabrt man llnratb
Dber sar toote Saben unb 6unoc, tpie in
gcDtiien onoeren (@6icago natiirlih aus
9enommen J, in bieier 6iniibt nit benz
Srtent ripaltitren6en StG6ten. Sa 1T
gum 8etipieL Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bic
Sprtngitreet, nit iDrem groBitGbtiiden
gerfebr, ibren ie6r ~eleganten 2Gben uno
aspbuItirtem Sabrneg, ben eleftriicben,
&abelz unb WauLeiel1S traBenbabnen nacb
parallel laufen0, Die fault min0er leb9afte,
ober nidt 10 ele9ante Wain Street, tpel6e
Die Staot in cine iiibLicbe nno peitllGbe
9dl1te tbeilt. W1an glaubt it3 nacb Gbi=
cage an Die Ganoolpb ooer Start StraBe
DericBt, nur laufen bic Wieniben ntcbt 10
lou Oabtn, ais oh es ibr 2eben gGlte, piel@
rtebr betpegt it6 0er Wfeni6enitrom III gez
nlutbll6em Sen1po DorDGrts, etipa iDte in
etrer europQilden 0roBlta6t, uno man
tortlnt babel Oo6 an bas 3tel, tpenn AUDI
Dle4et6t I'M cine 8fer6elGnge ipGter ais in
OTNooL UUCNn 0ClLluHl Uel gtCtpuIlluL UCt
9all5cn gSelt", tute es iiingft elm ipeitgez
rellter Utann nannte, NIT bent ib in Yaz
1aoend befGnnt murbe.
Sn elmer 10 bibi9en Sta6t pic Sos 9lnz
9eles ut es au6 tait ielbitperltGnblicb, baB
man tDentg bon ro6en @eualtt6aten ber>
nimntt; Die in anberen @roBitG6ten 6es
2anoes itebenbe &ubrit in ben 3eitunaen,
oaB tr9ello etn StrOlb Der tpeiBen ober
colortrten &aiie p%ieinen" &euolper sog un6
bamit etnem Wtttmeni6en ben @araus
mabte, felnt man bier nur in leltenen
Sdaen u1o mte Uertrauenspoa Sic 2eute
ftno, benefit Die &batia9e, baB man in
pielen 9duiern, 10 in meinem %9e9enwGrtt>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22

- 9er beoeuten6e 6ar6el, ber 6eut5uta9e
stpi19sn 8remcn unb ben 8ereint9ten
Staatcn itattftnbet, erbielt In Der btitort1
ihcn @eiclibaft 8remen's iingit cine tne
tcreiiante 8eIeu6tung in 8e3u9 artf ietnen
eriten Q~lnfang, Der, mas tDobl ielbIt IN
8rencn faum gerau befannt mat, in oas
Sabr 1882 fGut. 6err Or. 9iin5eGmann
bate aus Qften bcs S9itttn9sar6ipS
NGberes bariiber in @rfabrung 9ebra6t.
9iele Often iinb 5tpar unDnQitGnbtg, geben
bob aber iber bds @elentli6e Qlufi6luB.
W1it einem &apttal bon loo, 900 Sbalern
bate fib in Dem %genannten Sabre etne
Q(ftiengeieQi6aft 9egriinOet. Die Nttten
tparen 500 SbaIer groB, tpurben aber ipGter
auf $50 Tbaler erb0bt. Ser G~argabeur
9elius murbe beauftra9t, bic 2aoung zines
nab Bottom unter preuBti6er Slagge ge7
bracbten S9tffeS sort gu perfGlfen, Da
aber bort gu 9Lci9em 3wefe ntele anbere
S6iffe bon europa etngetroffen tparen, 10
mlBte 9elius BRET Sabre parteu, fonnte
aber aucb in bieier 3ett mod ni6t @ues
abieben. 9ieicr WtBerfolg CAB tn3tptl6en
9(nlaB GIT Strettt9fetten 5tpt19en Den
l[ftteninbabern urb ben 0treftoren bet
@eleul6aft. ltnerpartet nabm Dann oaS
nnternebmen ipGterbo4 nod einen immerz
bin Ici6liben Nlusgang, benin 9eltltS faufte
bier, tint &idfra6t gu baben, GetS unb
Sabat Elm, unb bieie Qlrttfel tpuroen in
8remen gu 10 suten 8reilen untergebracbt,
baB immerbin no6 mebrere tauieno SbaIer
lleberlbuB berausfame1. 9antals tonrte
man nocb niobt abnen, melhen getpalttgen
9(ufibnung Ser 6anbeL nebmen ioute. SIN
Sabre 1927 begann Die @nla9e bon 8rez
merbapen, beiien 6afen i'm Sftober 1880
er0ffnet tuurbe. Die fir Bic S6tffabrt
gelcbaffenen @inri9tunsen uno gerfebrs7
erleibterungen trugen tpeientli9 5ur NuSs
bcbnuns Der 9anbelsbe3iebungen BET.
9ie SIrfei 1T 10 re4t bas Muiter mo-
berner Sinan3tunit; ite bor9t tmn1er
tpeiter unb besablt iiberbaupt NIGHTS mebr,
nicbt etnmal Die 3tnien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22
Ser stro1cr 1T gtuttaart.

&iirsli6 tpur6e = ou6 in u~rnierelt
Spalten - gcmel6et, baB in Stuttgart
Elm in ieiner beintil6en Tracbt climber
ibreitenber bieberer SiroIer bon Bet 8oz
liSci pegen ietner nadten &niee ais Offent7
Iteber 8erleber oes NnftanbeS unb Der
Sittli6tett in Sbbut genommen poroen
lei. Der vNlpenfreunb" in Miinben
bra6tc bas folgenbe f0itlibe @ebi6t9en !:
Mir Giroter fabr'n ,peit
SIN ba gSclt uinanano;
lt1b' 90 ftntm' / ia mad Stue9crt
Sm l6lpdbt6en &al1b.
Sn e6lobsarten seb t eina
S6o glet i'll Der Yr1db;
90 gibt'S it oa1terne WednbIt
lii gSctberln 9roO 9nna.
l(n6 So log / BET Mir Ieln1:
Dos is grob a Sdanb!
90 @etberln III bD Manberl11,
g bat foaner to 9'tparo!"
11nb 1pie lie b6s benf,
Slpft Mi oaltcr dn1 Mr1t,
limb lpte Mi ltnll6du9,
90 IS a S6anbar1n.
Ser i6reit sir gang rpiieti:
rSte &relslafrabt,
Sic ian 91ptB a @tloer
Mtt bte naGet'n Tnte!"
,@let sieb9'nS Grfra Stritnnpf tart
9ab foa Siipferl bro felt,
Cont pern's perarretirt
3'pe9n llnltttli6fett!" 49,
Sa, in Stuesert, met 2ieber,
90 BOTS sir a S6lanS;
90 boasts: r@ntpeber sar net
Sber 9lei 9anS!"
@rit nab6em bic gauge ate un6 bic nel1e
8elt ii6 weloLiA iber bic @ei9tbte luitig
gemadt bate, fonnte bas S%tutt9arter
StabtpoIiseiamt eS enblt6 nit ietner
8irbe n%creinbarert, folgenbe Grfldrung nit
feierliober Mntts mie1e %ab5ugeben:
yNabbem tpieoer9Dlt zines BOT eintger
53ett bier borgefommencn 8organgs @rz
nG1nun9 selcbab, mo- Gin Stroler in ieiuer
0ationaltraebt tpegen leiner bloBen &ntee
BON eincm 8oIi3eioffi3ianten beanitanbet
por6en letn ioa H.. |. No., lit auf @runo Der
8erii3eruns bes betbeiIi9ten Roli5eioffiz
sianten mitsutbeilen, 6aB bet lebtere ben
b%ctreftenben Siroler 1tur int 8orbeigeben
in barnloler 8ciie oarauf autmertiam ges
madbt bat, 6oB ietne Striimpfe ni6t lit
Sronune ieien. Ser StroIer bemerfte,
baB iDm 6ies entgangen iet, bracbte feline
Striinpfe mieber in Srbnun9 un6 cling
peiter. Gon 9rrettruna, Siltirung, Gin
l6rciten tpegen ltnitttli5feit Ii. +. ~. mar
feline 0tcbe, 10 tDenig tpie bon elmer 8eanz
itanbung Der, inSbelonbere bent Setbeilt9>
ten, n1ebr ais % Sabre bier int 9ienit
ftebenben g oli5eioffi5ianten poblbefannten,
unb ME bcbeutgten Stroler Nattonaltra6t."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22
S6wd6e!
D0aise mteoerberfeluns Der
6efunoheit uno eef6IedtIi4eu 4afistett
r~tittelIt ber
2agale'iden MaitSarm=8 eban6lmng.
Grfol9reib, no aues 2lneere
fehlaeldlaaen 1T.
ste eagaue,f@e @tetboSe una Tire @srsAay
CHICAGO, ILL

Ste 26Saue'i6e @tetbnOe una tbre Wsr5A8e.
l. Nppltfottpn Der Mtittel bireft am 6ts Der 9~ranfbeit
2. @ermeibuns Der 0eroauung uno &bi9md1ung ber
mirffanteit Der Wttttel.
3. Gn9ere @undberlng an bic bebentenben nnteren
Seffnungett Der 2iidenntorfsneroen aus Der gBlrbel1dtle
uno baber erleidtertes @tnArineen sn Der geroen1iiig.
felt uno Der Wta1ie bes Sebirns nnb &iidgrats.
4. Ser 9atient fam fb ielbit nit iebr 8erin9en Rotten
ohre @r5t %berite4eu,
5. Sbr @ebrou9 erforbert feline 9erdnbering ber Siat
Dber Der Se6ens9eppbnbetter,
6. Sie itn6 o6fplitt 1nitbdolidb.
7. Sic inb lei9t BON Sebem an Grt un6 Steae ein5rs
fthren InO plrfen nnrnittelbar out ben Stb bes uebel4
%irnerbaIb tueni9er os elmer bolbe1 Stunoe.
&enusetdDen: 9eItDrte Yerbalung, Nppetitrnan9eL
Q6mogerung, @ebddtniBibipd9e, beige @anun9en nnb
grr6tbet, @artleibigteit, fieberbafter uu6 ~uere6fer Ober
tiefer S9lof nit 2r6ulnen, 5er3tlDpfen, &usiblG9e inn
@eii9t unb 9als. 8opfpeb, Nbneignng ge9enSeleai6aft
acknowledgements, Wtangel an @8tlenstroft. S9h9erns
belt Il. I. ~. unIere acknowledgements %erfprbert feline
SerufsIt6r1ng uub feline Mta9eniberlobun9en nit Wtebis
gin, bic Meotfamente tuerben Dirett an ben affleirteR
2beilen angeipanot
Ser 9ogaae'i4e gOGus 1T aud bos bette NtitteG sessx
Granfbeiten Der gteren, @Ioie unb 9pritebebrtie.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21
Representative Bland Finally
Secures the Desired Object,
After a Fight Lasting for
Several Days.
| [EMBERS ASSEMBLE
10 Sufficient Numbers at 2:O5
This Afternoon.


WAsHNsTON, Feb 21.-OnIy seven Of
the 354 members of the house were unac-
counted for when that body met at high
noon today, and the Indications were
that the prolonged deadlock would be
broken before sundown.
After the reading Of the journal, SER
geant-at-arms Snow came forward
with supplementary report on the
order, instructing him to arrest absen-
tees. He reported all but seven members
here or on their way, except such as had
been excused ON account of illness, and
that deputies had been sent for the other
seven
4 would like to know" suggested Mr.
Reed, whether deputy has been sent
after Mr- johnson Of Cleveland. lie app
pears to be recalcilrant"
The ergeant-at-arms stated that Mr.
johnson had been sent for.
bland got quorum at POS on his mo-
ton on the silver seigniorage bin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21
BRAINLESS R0UGHS
Another Murder Committed at
Cornell College
By StudentsAfIlicted With Prac-
tical Joke Mania.
A TERRIBLE NIGHT.
Chlorine Gas Pumped Into a
Banquetting Room.
Many Students Are Carried Out
InsensibIe.
Two Persons Die From Breath
ing the Fumes.


ROCHESTER,, ~. 4., Feb. PA spe-
cial to the Herald from Ithaca says.
Last night this village pnssed through
anotbar annual class riot The oeeeeio,,
-, ~
"17 '19 il0silllleH D4id u9' @1 1-9 ol1 -'-a
some nall on 1lOga street,
For week previous the under class
men have been 1T swords points Nu-
,aaraas baziroz. have occurred a.ra more
fhtn once has the sririf onfraaeha5 I'D
,,sr4.ar lr,,7,ds ~, 1,,, ,,,.,..,si(s,, .(,,I,
on,dra -rhr Vas attacked f,-a crowd IF
frez1,T,a,, l,l,.- j ..ss,-l,I,-l.,. ,,4 s4s4,,e5
azs-sg at fi,a t~i-r.rer htlt forr,r - his liis-
r,t,5i,,tr7frf fitf fFe r,-aa,rr, ,.-.4a sa-r,f,,
1ranigbt however fhe anfrff reached
~ haf7b+ rrlA ritrr officials rl.g.r.r-,5.,
ir5fr aft7,roaoiir,- fronf,Ts frifsfa4 fba
~egrtIsr.1 r,olice foree and a6dad ! lals,o
number Of sneciaIs
Pho freshr1er, .anU-epafa1 on the far,-
,s,z and started doVgn fha Rim - nav.
fbair feast 1Vhan tI,ay ra5rba7 sl.s bsIi
,t-ba4a tl,a, ware ~ hold fbafr hsnatret
i,s-, ,.-ara- r,et T.- conn ~ t4-a hfr13rl.i
s,,,i.,.,e(re- ss+o,.,r,fe-7, ..r,5 eat,;frs 7-fc
,,,.e,l.slgled ~ raeiat tboi- e,,,frs,,,e ~,
ile 6,7iI6ing
T55+s+oss a@ros storas and ..bst ,,ot
t7e..g fset and fl57el- II Ink roaIse ~,
IL IT,. rr,eblsre 80 =ei1ai f,, Tho roli(s
rras, ana l,,li1lsI.- e34-ae-l-e5 fG 4ha s+s+fl,
--f,,g. + +, "a, -,-e,.s. 4-sel57 ~, VVffre tf,o
4-f4ffift,Ja was f1l4gzz-ff,sr fta rf4ifa-s t~,,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21
LArER pARrIcuLARs.
Thomas BTcNeaI. d student. Dies From the
Poisonous Gas

ITHACA. NJ. Y.. Feb Thomas Mc-
Neil, a student from Pittsburgh. died to-
day from breathing the chlorine gas and
several students are not expected 10 live.
The banquet was spread in the large
hail formerly occupied by the Masonic
fraternity
At o'clock the freshmen marched
down to the banquet hall The street
was well filed with students long before
2 o'clock, waiting for the coming of the
freshmen. ready to pounce upon them
and spoil their banquet.
The whole Of the Ithaca police force
was on hand % quel any trouble. AT
about 10 o'clock the freshmen reached
Tioga street. Then a rush as they called
it, began, and In reality it was nothing
more than free fight The freshmen
surQed toward the door leading up TO the
hall and were attacked from ALI sides.
Faces were punched, hats smashed
and q general melee ensued, in which
the officers We're tossed about like chaff.
The ssrush' was only ended when the
last freshman was safely in the hall.
Things went along smoothly enough un-
til about IL o'clock when a sem
sati0n was discovered. First appeared
colored woman, led by two men
She was fainting and apparently nearly
dead. She was taken over to Or. Lock
erby's and means taken to revive her.
but all attempts proved of no avail and a
moment after II O'Clock she died.
Soon after she was led out Of the
building a number of students were
carried out. among them Young McNeiu
of PIttsburg. Some were taken to Gran
by's drug store and some 10 Casey'a res-
taurant
The efforts to revive them proved more
successful and they recovered sur
fciently to be taken home and
1lcNeiu survived until this morning.
when lac died eqm the effects q the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21
TODAY'S TELEGRAPH Tips.
Emperor William left WiIheImshaven
on lis ratnl n fa fla eaniIaI

Emperor William left WHheImshaven
on his retull to the capital
Included In the list Of the nominations
sent to the senate yesterday was that of
Martin n. B. Spencer TO be special pen
sion agent at indianapolis Ind
Strikers at Middlesborough. KY. fired
upon the nom union men yesterday and
wounded one man. A train load 0f coal
was also ditched. Both sides are firm
and the end IS not IN sight
II. Degeirs, Russian minister of for
eign affairs is critically I'LL 81 Degeirs
has been suffering for some time past
from asthma and his sickness has now
assumed dangerous aspect
The governments Of England. France,
italy and Austria have replied to the note
addressed to them by the sultan of Mo-
rocco. They all advise him to accept the
demands of Spain for the settlement OF
the Meliila troubles.
The commission of the French cham
Der 81 deputies charged with discuss
ing the question of am Increased duty on
corn. mas announced that ii has accepted
the governments proposals. bJ which the
duty on wheat VIII be fixed at seven In
stead of eight francs
Colonel Thomas &. Lawyer OF Rock
ford. was decided upon ass the Illinois
candidate for cgmmander-in- chief Of the
Grand Army of the Republic at a caucus
of G.. A. R. men held at Chicago last
night. Illinois has not had a commander
in-chief since 1872
An incoming migrant train of the
Pan Handle road brought TO the Union
station at Chicago today the dead body
of an infant. Death Is supposed to have
resulted from smallpox, and the city
health department was notified and took
charge of the train.
a convention Of the coal operators of
Kentucky and Tennessee at Knoxville,
representing sixty mines, which have am
annual output Of three million bushels
and employ 10000 hands upon whom 4O.-
GOO people depend for support has pass
ed resolutions asking that coal be not
placed upon the free list
Fire started this morning in the Relia-
bic Incubator c0mpany's works At Quin-
cy. Ill. caused a loss of @19S. 200. distri-
buted as follows. Somers E Lynda' drug
company $4,000. Reliable Incubator 90.
S22. CO.., Sinnock 6 Nichols, notions. #61-
600. kesnohl Grocery %. &l5.OQ0s ochOtt
Sadolery Co. $4,000; HOLMAN Printing
Co. 1900.
The trouble in the Methodist church
at Fon du Lac, " is. for several months,
owing to the pastor. Rev. N m. Clark,
preaching but few temperance sermons
and also causing d rule of the Sunday
school to be hroken regarding the grad
ing of scholars. has resulted ia The sus-
pension of Mr. Clark and the Sunday
school teacher ~. W. Collins.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-21
90 MENTIoEl.

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44s = enc 1'@-+g9 ou w e.lA Fssta5s he1-
L4al9 ~, Is on nearing TINS attefnoon 1l
q 4as+~9 Grover oot-1- DOM are COZ
ofea-
bits bar para BroWn mas brought sllg
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7-i'es 0- 7. I1ls9 w. -ilii,l Aea1Als.74
Lame - nam y ~ ---9 p7llll9A aa CO.
A97l'o1o9i1
The religious meetings are still in pro-
gress at the First Pres byterian church
There is song and gospel service this
evening tomorrow VIII De observed as
q day Of prayer, the services beginning
at a. M, led by Capt Williams and tine
Salvation army.
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MAKING ANARCHISTS Ely.



LONDON, Feb. 21.=The CORES sp0ndent
of the Times at Paris says.
The anarchists talk of eXpeIing Se-
pastian Fanre from The party for preserv-
ing their letters and thus enabling the po-
move Enenl5.
Ten anarchists have been arrested at
Lyons. One had ia his possession por-
traits of Bakounine and Ravach0l with
the motto: "lf you wish to prosper hang
your landlord
Ian anarchists have been arrested al
Romans, in the department of Dr0me.
Seventeen Italians have been expelled
from Marseilles for speaking ia advoca-
cy Of the guillotining of the bourgeoisie
ana the assassination Of King Humbert
of Italy.
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IN THE SENATE

Senator Allen Of NebrasIza wants InEor-
nation About silver Certificates.
WAsHrNGToN. Feb. 2I-In the senate
today Senator Allen (Pop., Neb.) pre-
sented a resolution directing the
attorney general to inform the
senate whether lie had IN an 0uin-
ION TO the secretary of treasury, held that
silver certificates are not legal money
and if so, to transmit the opinion with all
cores pondence to the senate.
The resolution after slight amendment
was adopted.
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KEARsARaE-s -



NEW York. Feb 2l.-The steamer
City Of Para having on board the officers
and crow of the famous old war ship
hearsarge, which now lies on coral
shoal called Rouoador reef where she
ran on February &na arrived oI quar-
antine today from Colon AS the Iffy of
rara reached quarantine tha crew aI tho
Aearsarge could 8e seen on her deck.
She was boarded by Dr. Jenkins the
health officer, who with % reporter 81 The
Associated Press was the frst 10 extend
congratulations 20 the officers af the
kearsarge. The voyage from Colon was
pleasant one for winter, and tie City
of Para made an excellent VOYAGE
The steamship CITY OF Para. with the
omcers and crew OF the wrecked heor-
sarge on board, arrived at the Pacific Mal
dock shortly after noon. The dock was
gaily decorated with flags and over the
gang plank was spread huge American
flag IN honor Of the officers and crew C1
the hearsarge. "a large crowd af One
friends and relations of the naval men ol
the hearsarge were on the pier Of fhe
Pacific Mail line to greet the wrecked
men, while a still larger crowd surrad u
the street, all craning their ueeks FOR a
view of the sailors
The Associated Press reporter. who
boarded the City of Para at quarantine.
talked with some of Tine officers and crew
Of the kearsarge who related the story 9i
the wreck of the famous old mau-ol-Far
on Rancador reef
Nothing saved From tho Keersarre.
WAsu1NGTOH, Feb. 21.-Ihcre S. NOW
little hope entertained at the naFy ae-
partment chat the OLD hearsarTe. wrecked
Ola honcadOr Reef Will ever again figure
On tha naval lists, for Secretary Herbert
has been advised fhat the slauuch Old
huh has yiel Ted 70 the pounding 81 tla
heavy seas and ls going To- pieces. - d.
unlikely that anything of value VIII Be
r.rtfl fH NIs
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LONDON. Feb. 2I.@Bar silver took an-
other drop today, and declined 70 2A q.
The tone Of the market at . o'clock was
quiet
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AND STILL ACCOUNTING

PH1nADELrHrA. FEB. 21.-The election
held in this state yesterday to choose a
successor to Congressman Large Lilly,
resulted ia a victory for the Republican
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viii close ont my entire lina al
watches. diamonds. clocks and sIlYeraare
at cost no humhur-
F A. HAYDEN, lel haa ave-
John H. Packer. the assistant aA@HN
of the INSANE asylum arl trtit
ennloves have been notified thaE tAe
services would NOT be needed after tAe
FIRST 81 March.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-13
A SEVERE CASTIGATION.
Judge Wilson Handles Breckenridge
without GlOvcs-The Congress
man Denounced In Bitter
Terms.

Washington, April 13.-Judge Wilson
was complimented to-day by a large
audience composed of members of con-
gress to hear his reply to the attacks of
Col. Phil. Thompson upon his client, and
the eloquent appeals of Major Ben But
terworth. Judge Wilson's voice was low
and impressive as he told the jury it was
his duty to reply to all the defendant had
said as a witness and through his counsel.
"He thinks" began the attorney, "that
this case should never have been brought
before the court, that it is spreading pol
luton throughout the country and l do
not wonder. You can not tie a milestone
around his neck and sink him in the sea
for the fishes to feed upon. You can not
shut him in cage and double lock it to
keep him from polluting the women of
the country, but you can secure redress
through the laws this land has provided.
81 suppose my friend Butterworth
would Danish the woman and send the
man to congress. stand here to demand
the same standard for both the woman
and the man."