davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-01
Die SincoInzO drfbehSr0e.

Sn tbrer 8eitrt9en StBung na6m 6te
2tncolnz8 arfbebOrbe bic neuen 8eror6z
nungen 6etreffS 3eitenS u16 SaDrcns
innerhalb ser 8atfanlagen tpGbrel10 Der
SommerS5cit an. 9fadb oieien lit icbnellcs
Sabren 5. b. Irabelt, tGgltD Omit Q(uSz
nabmc bes Sonntogs) bis 10 lt6r MorgenS
alien Oenen, oie BARN eiu 8erg1iigen
ftnben, 9eitattet.
Wonta8S, 9onueritdgs un6 SomitogS
iteben ibnen Die Sabrlpc9e BON 4 ltbr ltG9z
mtttogS bis Sur eintretcnOen Ounfelbett our
Gerfi8ung. @5 muroe belc9(oiien, ben
Safe SDore 0ripe burcb Ben WaiiertperfSz
8lod ii0ltcb 5u OerlGngern. Die 9flaltcz
runG iou aus NSpbalt beitebcn. 3mct i'm
g&cge ltebenbe 6Gufer itno bereits i'm QBege
be5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. angefouft tporz
ben, 9aS 5u bielcr 8erlGn9erung nDtbtge
0clo, $4,000, miro Ourh SpecialzQllieB=
ments dutgebradt tperDen. Die Gom=
ntiiGre Cooper un6 Q8tniton tpur6en be-
auttr6gt, oaflr Gorge 5u tragc1, baB oas
bis9er fir einen @lerf oeS S1uBmetIters
9e3abIte 0eboLt bon $500 in 0egfaQ fommt.
Die Qlrbett OeS Oeloetnnc6menS uno
Nus3oblens ioute umionit beiorgt nerben.
Die etngelaufenen 2lngebote fir ben berSu>
1teuenOen 8eIenbre6er, Die BON 5000 bis
$12.75 per SUB fir rBiltn9" unb bon Sc
bis So per Stunoe fiir Q(u5boggern BARI
iren, wur0en unter 8erat6ung 0cnomme:;.
@s pur6e beihloiien, ben bon Belmont
Qlpe. na6 8Drou Ctr. laufenben Qbsugs>
fanal iiber ben 6obrtueg binaus3uf1bren
Hnb oaourcb etnen re8elrecbten 2(bfluB Der
Nbpa1er 3u ibaffen.
WfatDeD G0flin tDetlt bet 8e60rbe nit,
baB ct Die Iebten $50, 900 Der fir ben 8au
oeS WfuieumS beltimmten $75, 900 niAt
eber auS3u5ablen beabitcbtige, ais bis ibm
BON Der 8eb0r6e bic 8erit6erung ge9eben
mirbe, baB baS Muieum oucb pirfli6
ferti9 gefteut tperben wirb. 0teie 53uftcbez
rult9 purbe ibm bur9 8ei6luB gu She'll.
BrGii6ent 00Qer tbeilte Der 8eb6r6e
nit, 6aB ct e5 bi8ber fir angemeiien belt,
f~etnerlet @omitee@rnennun9en gu madben.
@oub. 2Iltgelb tperbe in einigen Eogen toiee
Der in Sprtngftelb etntreffen ul1o oonn
ptro ct baS 1eue Ottt9lie0 fir bie Yartbez
b0rbe erlteunen.
gfaA Der neuen Qlnor6nung fin6en Sic
&onSerte, ipie frIber, am Wftttwo6 fiat,
unb Die 9ienitage un6 6reitage blciben fit
Die 8eit9ttgun0 6es elettrii6en Spring
b%rUnnenS reierbirt.
, 1894-05-01
unerminf6te 6dite.

9tm lebten Samitag 2(ben6 ericbicnen
Die bret SitngIin9e eugene Nnberion, G9oz
mas Gollentne unb Wiutom Ofternann in
Der Wtrt9i9aft bon GbarleS Seib, So. 965
Glartitr. Sic ipielten mebrere &unOen
aut Dem Billiard unb tpollten l9lieBlicb nlr
Elm Spiel 6e5aDlen. Setb tpies bte 9tubez
itOrer aus Der Birt0lbaft, Statt bieient
Sefeble 8Olge GIT ~leiitcn, iprang Qnbsrlen
ilber ben S4anftiib, ipabrenb GoQenine
uno Oitermann btnter benielben ronntcn.
Setb goB ietnen Nn9reifern Mailer ms
0eli9t, wur6e aber iAlteBli6 bocb nteberz
getporfen unO m%iBbanbelt. DIS feline 9rau
berbctetlte, erbielt fife etnen Sblag tn's Sc
itdt, oeiien 6olgen beute Wtorge1 nod Dor
&ihter &eritcn 5u ieben maren. 9tn6erIen
er9telt $50, Die beioen 01Oercn je So Strafe
3u0tctirt.
, 1894-05-01
Sic muB be1dblen.

Gtne tntereiiante GntiAetbung CAB gez
tern Gt6ter fisherman a6. 8or einiqe1
WtOnoten tbeiIte 2lnnie S'95eiQ einem 8ez
t%annten NomenS SomeS g. Sinclair nit,
ltc tpoIle tbm $4,000 ais Gommiiiion besa6z
len, menn Ct I'M StonOe lci, Elm 8%epiiieS
an StotcitraBe gcLegeneS @runbeiQentbum
i'm 98ert9e bon $205, 900 ftr fte Al pere
%taufel. 3par lit 6err Sircloir fem
@runcelgent0un1S zQtgent, bennod oe[ono
eS tbnt, einen &Gufer fir bas Giaentbunl
81 ftnben. @nnte O'gtetu petqerte iidb
aber, Die GOmm1iiiion su besablen, inDcnI
ilc e%rfldrtc, OaB Sinclair fem lice usirter
W{atIer lei uno Der itGbtii6en 3eror6nuno
sutoI9e tetne eommt11ton bcaniprltc6en
f0nne.
Ser 9tic6ter entl6ie0 inDeB, SAB cine einz
seine translation tetn 8ctpetS eines O}of
l~er9eidbdftS lei un0 baBStnclair benz lleber.
eintnmmen gemdB 81 ieirer Gommiiiior
bere3ti8t let.
, 1894-05-01
Qus oem Grtmtual9ertht.
1loropro5e6

8ors &icbter Sears begann heute Gorz
mittag ser gro5eB gegen Sames 0uffD,
pel6er Dor ldngerer Belt ben Wct6eniteler
NntbouD 0e Wterie eri6oB. Die Bluttbat
batlrt nuf ben 9. Scptember 1892 3uriid.
Somes 0uffD mar ais BGbter auf Dem
@eIeiie Der 9tof SSlanO 8obn III Dem
9titrict stpiiden Der Is. uno 16. StraBe
bei6dfti9t. 9ort befanO ltb Elm 6ol3hatS,
in melhem li6 bic Mei6eniteuer auf6ielten.
2lus Dem beute Oforgen bon ben Wet>
deniteuern Gbo8. Sobnion unb Somes
0tortD abgegebenen 3eHgniB gebt berDOr,
baB WtarfD am 9. September 1892 ge9en
bal6 II l1br baS 6ol5bauS betrat, uno bo
ct geraOe etnen freien Sag bate, Iegte Ell
ii6 in Ser 8u6e i1lafen. 8alb eri6ten Del
9Gdbter OufD in benz S9uppen unb pies
Mtarfp 6inau5, 6a CT nicbt I'M 9ienit iet
Ser QSeicbeniteIer cr6ob @~iniprucb ge8en
bic @inmii6ung 9uffp'S in Die 9e6te Del
0ei6eniteIer, 1pDrauf Der 8Gbter mi
ieinem Stod Martp einen 6icb liber Der
re6ten 2lrm DericBte. MiartD lit etnarntiq
uno idIu9 0uffp icbneu mebrere Otale Mi
nu6tigcm Sauiti6Iag ms @eitcbt, bic
9uffp Durcb Die GDur entflob.
gtun i6OB ct bon QluBen Olrcb oaSS9up:
penfenfter ieinen 6e0Oluer ob; Otartp er:
belt etnc &uQel in Die Settle, G6aS. Sobn:
ion cine iolcbe in ben re1ten Sberarm
cine Der Iugeln tootete jeoO6 ben QSet6en.
1teQer Qlnt9onp 9e Wterie.
, 1894-05-01
Gner9tf6 por9e9an9en.
Die 6eIeiie ser Safe ShorezSah abr an ser e5.
Stra6e oufgerifeu. Cine 9olee DER
Gntidetoune oes Ribters Gpine.

Mapor 0pptins bat in Icinem energt:
icbcn Gdmpf 9eAen Die 8abngeleui6aften
BEN er unternommen bat, UNI ite 3u Stpin:
gen, ibre 8abn9eLeiie SIT crboben, 9elterr
einen ntAt 3l u1teri6dbenOen Steg ct:
rungen.
0tibter Gping bob seitern @ormittaq
nGnIib Ben @tnbaltS6efebl auf, burcb pel=
chen Der Stabt per6oter mar, Die 30 sc.
leiie ber Safe Sbore@BaDn an Ser 63iter
uno State Str. auf5ureiBen.
8alo nocboem bic @nticbeibung 6es &ich:
ters @!ping obge9eben mar, begannen zoo
itdbtti0c Nrbettcr utter Der Sberaufitc9.
bes StraBen5S uperintenoenten Mc@artbt
unb inter Sem SbuBe elmer Is Manr
f~tarfen, lnter bsm Commando oeS Snz
ipeftorS 6unt ite6enOeu 8 oliSeimanribaft
iofort nit Der 0ufrciBun9 Der @eletie, uni
bis nm Stpci ltbr 0tdbmittag8 mai bic Qlr:
belt gctbon.
0te Tolge 6icies ~energticben Gorge6cng
Bet itGbtiicben 8eborbe lift SrnG9it 6it
GGn5li6e ~2abmlegung bc5 Sra6tperfebre
Der Safe Sbores8oDn, rnb 0es @eiteren
Der umitanb, baB bte leBtere 8abngeieus
i6aft es eilgeieben Bat, baB IS Der itG6s
tti6en Nbminiitroton NIT Der 0oblegune
Der Ga6ngeletle bitterer Grnlt lit.
BereitS Dor %etnigen Woben bate Ser
Staotrat6 einen 8ei6luB gefaBt, burt
ipetcben ber S0erbaucommiiiGr angetpieien
lpurbe, bic Safe Shore 8aDngeieuldboft
auf5uforbern, ibre @elciie an Der 63iten
unO StGteitraBe innerbolb Sehu 5asen gu
entfernen, ulb inn Safe bic 8abngeieuz
icbaft itb meigere, bte @sleiic burcb itG6tiz
lbe 2lrbciter entfernen 81 laiicn. Die
8abnge1cui9aft bate bic Nusfiibrung Die
les 8efebleS Da0urb %perbtnoert, baB ie gez
gen Die Stabt einen @inbaItsbefe9l err
wirfte, unO 3tpar III Ser 8eiIe, oaB bte
ltGOttl6e 8eb0rbe gar feline @~ele9enbett
erbtelt, tbre Nrgumente in Dem San D0r3uz
le9en.
Die Sto6t beantrogte natiirlib 6araufz
bin lotort bic Nufbebung OeS gtnbaIt5bez
fe6lS. unb in ber ficberen Grnartung, 6aB
Die @nti6eioung beS Gicbters @tptng nur
ST. ibren @%uniten ausfaIclt tonne, paren
in auer Stiue lettenS Der Sta0t ale Qlrs
engagements getrOifen Doroe1, I'm iofort
mach Der Nbgabe Ser rihterliden @ntlbet7
6ung nit Der NufreiBung Der @eletle Dor7
ge6en gu f0nren.
Gorporationsantpalt &ubens erflGrtc
%geiterl1, Dab Die StaOt in aIen Gbnlibeu
SGuen in gIetcber Weiie Dorgeben perbe.
Sbne l3lpeifel mar i6on Die an anberer
Steue 5, 81. geIegertlicb bes 8ericbtes
uber Die geitrtge St9otratbsi;bung ertpGbnte
3ul6rift bon bet Safe Sbore uno Der God
SSlanO 8abngeieui6aIt, in peIcber 0iele
Der StaSt @egenooritbldge in Der @eIeilee
er9O6ungSsN ngelegenbeit mo6en, unO bic
an baS ftabtrGtbli6e @tienhabucomite Derz
tpielen purbe, cine birefte Tol9e bes enerz
gii6en 8orgebenS Der itdbtiicben BebGr6en
in bteler NngeIegenbeit.
llebcr Die 8ebingungen, inter peldben
Der Safe Sbore 8abn0eleli6af Die gfcuz
legur8 ibrer @eleiie an BET 63iten StraBe
~9eltattet tperOen lou, lit nO9 teine @ntidei7
oun9 getroffen nor0en.
, 1894-05-01
Oebt enerot1h Dor.

0eneralfaatsanipaIt WoloneD ibeint
enti6loiien, INNER encr8ii9er segeu ben
@aStruit Dor3ugeben. @eitern bat er cine
@bancerpz& la9e ~onban9ig gemacbt sur @rz
Iar9ung zines GinbaItsbefeblS ge9en Die
6tbeIitp Sniurance Sruit & Sale Co.,
pel6cr perboten tperben lou, in SQinois
@ei6Glte sn t6un ferner iou ben ben @asz
truit biloenoen @eieuibaften Uerboten tperz
ben, an Die TiOeIttp 50, OiuiOenben gu
3ablen.
0as 6auptargument 6es6errn Motonep
lit bas, DaB Die 6i6elitD 60, melde Die
9an3en @el6gelbdfte beS @aStruits beiorgt,
feline 2icenS fir ben Staat SQinOis beliBt.
, 1894-05-01

pe9 SUlHlUCLetlo Ult9YeIeCIlBI.
&borlep @eBler, Qouiie Gmfis. go. .99-1s
6u9uit s. Nti6elieu, Wtoria Oumer. .22-23
6ernolt Solcer, &otorspua Sons ....26-19
6eurp Is. Strait, 6ole q. SbtQ. ...... BIS
6erlnat @eribcopt0 Ifarp @t9fomib 1913
Sreo Oaote, Carrie S6meil er.. ..... .39-19
Cornelius s. Q8elterbofL Wtinnte Gou
GDngeren. 21-19
Sorel 0olub, Nnna Yonbelicef. ....24-23
Soief @oliusti, 5eobora Satploipsfa. 32-28
Wtarcts 30. Sropu, Seeouetta @oomeQ 29-1S
gilbert IS. Gn9el, 0eurietta S6eD. :. .29-26
Sobn 90. Spafioro, 2i55ie 0olib..... 38-27
goB q. 9tapper, Morp Siola.. ...... 1913
@uitop %93eumanl1, Qntonta Gblert. 49,. 1913
Seize s. 9erfi1S, Spa Is. @reel1 ......25-20
Yeter Wabiion, Quite Qtuberlo ..... 1913
Soames 3. Gontin, 0aiip 9. Welap. 1874
Oscar sc. Mtatoou, s@itber 6al9rer. 1916
Solcer Selcpn, &otorjpna Snolortiez
80. .24-10
Au9uit llitarbomstl, au9nlttna 2ei9z
c5InSta
Sobn 6. 6et1owsfi, Worp @olomz
Simon d meper, ai,nic 6omuels 1870. .S3-23
@barles Slan6urO, SOa Sifon 80. .27-23
Wiuiom 2(u9. @rott, Morp @lisobetb
QSarlI. ........... 23-2
Seit gerOHentli9ung unieres eeitrigen
8eriAts eripirft:
QGil6elin 9off, Sobarna &rofteif. -. .34-25
Qeon Uten9eS, Sop6ie 9. 2iubemau. 3O-31
6o1s Sor9enlei1, @o9le GATE, SIS,
SertDd Nltltlle. 26-23
SObn s. Sibler, 6orriette Sibpotrid. .24-2O
NI9ult Yeterien, 6anuob Gamuel Ell 1870
sGorl =. So6nio OH, Nlma s. Nnberion .28-22
@omarO Weinl6eltt, lltno Yebnfe. .28-19
= 6o,,,02 GNro 1No1in ND,t1rn, ~ 90
SlortS 8OerSman, Trigoo 8e69eloar. $3.50
Socob 99lttt, Gertrude GoBnann. 80. 30-24
Shomos Gebmonb, Wop 0uiti6 ..... 24-2O
y. 6ranf Nil1tler, Cora OtcQrt6ur. .21-24
@0parO S. @arner, Mat6tl6a 6.
Sames 4. 6opes, Clara 9. &ogers. .42-24
@ruelt 9. SlDrflunb, Wtorid s. Gar
ion, Q8orcelter, Otaii. .26-21
Otto StiImon, 2ottie Mmqutit .....23-3O
WGrttlt Subell, Nnnte SiboS. ...... .24-16
Q8illiom @ileS, emma Bop. .22-22
2ouis Gpfler, Tacoma, g8aib., 4au=
!llia &porot. .28-21
8iQiom Iaplor, 9feQte @orrt9an. ... 1876
2(nbreD 6agitrom, 6il0a Gar H.. .28-33
8iuiom Sennp, Caroline &renl9. -. .24-2O
@eor9e @t1fler, WfarD @orrD .29-22
Wor Jtolerfelb, Sbefla Setter. go. 1922
Srdlt Seanner, SltDtd U(C91Sltl1,
Moltbom, Deal. .46-35
Clarence 9. Sing, 0oQie S, QaroeQ. .29-29
2SiQiom $. Woore, @nuie s.. Soblui. els
Trdnf QotTeloer, SOlepbtlle Wtiuer. ...24-24
Charles 9, &olf, @iasoale, SIS,
GltSa 8bomas, 6inSoole, Sis. 1870
Nels Var OH, &aren 9telion. .43-29
Spuer 9pperieu, Glara So9anien. =. 1870
Sobn Wttrrop, Srib9et Is. @a9ertp. .3O-27
6rieOri6 Neureit6er, Gmilie Gebn... .24-24
0eltrp Q8emlit9er, Marie S6miOt. -. 1913
Soiepb &irlpar, 9teuie &i9arOl on. i. 1913
sc. De ~2afapette @oulO, WtauO =.
Sole. ............ .30-22
@eslep gOwben, 9telie CRAWFORD. -. 1913
@uitoD 0lieu, Sobonna Semen .33-22
@ilion 0erriu9, Nnna g. S1penle ell. .29-29
Siuiom g. Garner, @liSabetb Is.
@1ptng ......... ......... .29-17
Srouf ), MeIbOurle, Srauces 8oplou 80
, 1894-05-01
Der 2Iusmdrfh

Der grmee ton y@eneral" 9tan6ou =
iiber bic &orbereitun9en ba5u bericbten mir
al onberer Steue = begann beute 8ormitz
tag I'm II l1br. Sn Ser NG6e Ser 8araGen
hotten iiGb eini8e GouienO 2eute etn9efunz
ben, ipelcbc 6em S6auipiel beimoDnten.
6rou 0r. Greer uno 3tpei &inbcr in net
Sen 9n3igen fubren in elmer &uticbe DOrz
aus uno iDnen folgte unmittel6ar y0encraL"
JtanOal nit ieinen nSolOatcn", ettpa $50
an ber !3abI. Sn @ranO GrOiiing pirO
bic erlte 9tait a6gebalter,
, 1894-05-01

mach G6icago giebt. @enn iicb 6ieie Wtitz
t~tettung beltGttgen IoIte (tpaS aber ni6t
ser 6alI lein fanny, barn tpilrbe bic vNme7
5rican Natlpan Union" trob beS S6ub1
ul0 Grubbunbniiies nit BEN y&nigbt Of
9abor" ben Strcif oerlieren, Oenn bic
Spmpotbie OeS 8u6Gifums, bic ibnen bis
iebt in benz &ielen1treif an Der @reat
Jtortbern 8a6n sur Scite itebt un6 tbnen
gu einem enbltcben @riolge Derbelfen miro,
ginge ibncn in Dem Wtomente Derloren, ais
iie Bic 8abncn 81 etipo5 S%iptngen ipoueH,
baS Oteie ni1t 81 t9un n0tDtg Doben. Der
@enerallccretGr Der Union, Der bier ortS7
anidiitge &eliber, felt Die 9epeicba 6enn
aucb ais einen vSate" bin. 9age9en ipetIt
ct borouf bin, baB Sic @reat 9tOrtberu
8a6n i'm 6reimaurer> 5empel etn 9Scrbez
bureau erricbtct bGtte, in iDeIdbcm 2cute 81
$29 per Sag ais 6iilfsz8unbeSmari6dut
fir Montana, Win1eiota, Wai9tn9tOn
H.. !. 10. QeDeuert iperben. 81 iOlen geitern
bereitS 2 poqe Na9enlabnn9en iolder &C.
beucrter yOrOnmngsmeniden" na6 ct,
saul Der1anbt worben letn.
Kleinere 1~1oti5en.
9ie neue 2oDn>Scata Ser v8ri6ge un6
| Structural Srpn 8orters linton" murbe
geltern bon ben Gontractoren OtcGain &
Son, 8euber & Stcfert, Wtiltpaufee 8ribgc
50. unb acknowledgements oub BON Der
GOntractorenfirma George q. Suaer inter
3etcbnet.
, 1894-05-01
Die Anfreid)er.
Gtma 1000 Brotberbooo-211itoIteo
jebt am Streif.

Die fdmrntliden Union : Souarbetter am
GhampIair=6 eb6uoe feiern. = Die HES
oodoeder %errineen DortheiIe. = Die
SdifsperIaoer iberIeeen nod oh ite
~itrcifeu ioGen. = unbeitdtiotes Geridt.
- Die 6reat Northern 8ohn beuerte
bier 6ilfs=S smarid96lIe.
, 1894-05-01
0nS Observation-Disclosures

= 0aS QppeQottonSgeridt bat Sen Ser
i1h, Der 2ateitr. s. bbaDngeieui6aft Sim
%berniiie in ben Q8e9 su leeen, ebenfaus ais
lnberecbttgt a~bgewieien unb iomit Die @ntz
l9etoung 9tidbter 8rentano's beitGtist.
IS lit m0glib, boB Die Sabc an bos Obere
9ertcbt ais lebte Snftaua gebt.
, 1894-05-01
Stdott1bes,
Wetterberidht.

Optttcr &Ictne, 76 @ai6ingtOn Str,
beridbtet fitr Gbicaao Die foL9enben 8Gro@
meter unb IbermometeritGnoe:
lin s ltbr Otorg. IS 0r., Tim 9 lt1r SO
Or, I'M 10 l1br SO Or, nm II l1br 70
Or, I'M II l1hr II ST.. 8arometcrltanb
I'm 8 l1br Wtorg. 1884, II lt6r 1928.
, 1894-05-01
Die erfen a 9efte rtno fertig.
Z Coupons pn feben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gagen, .aHe nit 0er(elben
fjeftmnrner nuO 10 Gents in faar, fir ieDes feft
4er 4Ht Z Coupons nnD 10 Gents.

Ds Is. Deft entbalt abbtlouneen Oct fdJGnaen uun auslau=
oifhen Re9irrnn9en erridJteten 0ebauOe, fuwit finen Artikel non
oent Oentften eeibskonnmTar 0ebtin1ratb Aoulf luermutb. Sn
liefenn Deft fnO nntrr anOeren entbalten Anfdten uum Deutfdeu
Daus, DEM 6ebauOe SdrueOens, grafliens, ueme,uela, Gotta 1aita,
Guatemala, Colombia.
, 1894-05-01
Oeirdthsfheine-

Solgenbe 6eiratbsibeine tpurben beute
Worgen bon Germ SalomoniOn im8ureau
beS GountDclerfs auSgefertigt:
, 1894-05-01
ST nicbt uahr.

Son 9eS MoineS, Sa.. Dir6 telegrap6irt,
oaB Die D~orttgen 8eontten Der uNmerican
JtatlpoD Union" etnen augenteiuen Streit
oler 8abnan9eiteQten int Staate Soma
anorOnen pOuen, Denn nicbt cine ooer bic
9nOere Sabn Der @efolgi6ait 6eS General
bummlerS &eQp freie 8a9nbef6rOerung bis
, 1894-05-01
Wtltaus teuuug6 gef te.
8X1O
Cine Seutfcbe SriginnlonS9obc.
Ole OJG(tOuS1Ulung, WiO fG GNlNaNO, War tnO GOOOtG.
Die OOG(tauS1eCung, Wie dS enlllanO, War uaO

arne go o rtn nrmra Brft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-12
MOONS PHASES.
An EXCITING RUNAWAY.
Double Team Dashes up Water Street and
coliides With Another.

An exciting runaway occurred Wednes-
lay morning about 1920 o'clock. The
double team Of Edgar E. Robinson of Mount
Vernon, was stan ling IN front of the JOURNAL
building, when the 1910 train went past
The horses became frightened at it and
dashed up Water street at a gallop, fright
ening one of the teams of the j. E. Fuller
Co which run into Simmons meat cart,
breaking off the wheels.
The runaway team kept on up the street
with increasing speed When opposite
Bowditch & Webster's drug store
it colided with Edgar Reynolds single
team, throwing Mr.. Reynolds out on
the pavement and rendering him uncon-
scious He was carried into Bowditch
& Webster's store and DR.. Brickett was
summoned. Mr.. Reynolds wagon was also
badly demolished but the horses escaped
injury. One of Mr.. Robinson's horses
was severely hurt on one of its fore legs,
so that it was necessary to haul it to Brad
bury & Morrison's livery stable. The wagon
was somewhat demolished.
During the excitement Mr.. Robinson
tainted, and was taken into the drag store
and medical aid rendered.
When the injured horse was being I'M
loaded at Bradbury & Morrisons stable, it
struck its foot upon the floor and broke its
leg, already partially fractured by the ac-
cdent on the street. 1t was found neces-
sary to shoot the animal.
Mr.. Robinson is farmer and resides in
Mount Vernon. He has served the county
as a deputy sheriff and has been active in
the affairs of his town.
Mr.. Reynolds received a severe shock,
but fortunately no bones were broken. He
was able to walk about in the afternoon.
and though somewhat sore, it is thought
that no bad results will come from his &C
ciient.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-12
BACK BILLS
Left Over from the Previous Munich
pal Administration
Amount to More Than 81 200 and Others to
Come.

The city government met Wednesday
evening according to adjournment.
Accom- panying the auditors report was a
letter from the auditor in which he states
that the statement of expenditures includes
bills and obligations due prior to March /.
The bills due prior to March l amour. 10
Si5,234.94.
The auditors report shows that the re-
ceipts for March, including the sl5, 900 in
temporary loans amounted to sl7,940.Ii
with s744 90 in the treasury at the fret of
the month. The amount paid out was sI2,-
279 Ga. Paid on the roll of accounts No. 9
of March s, 1894, s3340 68. Bills audited,
s7345.o3; bills allowed, sl3, 1922 OF; total,
s2l ,267.lO.
OF this total of s2l, 2G7.l0, the auditor
finds that SIS, 234o4 in amount was con-
tracted prior to March /, 1894. The
amount contracted since March lst is
S2234 90; school bills, S379S.07.
Bonds due Feb. Is, 1894, amounting to
$4,000, were paid since March l. The snow
bills paid during March amount to S5822 so
Bills for the city liquor agency paid during
March, s2074.14.
The following were referred to the ap-
propriate committees: A petition signed
by Geo. B. Keene and SIX others for the
restoration of the incandescent light to
Summer street; a petition signed by c.
Beale and seven others for concrete side
walk on the north side of Weston street,
from Chapel to SewaIl streetss the petition
of Chas. f. Nash and 90 others for a sewer
from the corner of Flagg and Oak streets to
connect with the Water street sewer, and so
abate pnhlic nuisance; an order for a
sidew ak on the north side of Crosby Street
lane.
An order for plank walk on Patterson
street from Pearl street to the top of the
hill, was passed.
A committee was appointed to confer
with Miss Ssnborn about water, so that Mt.
Pleasant cemetery may get the benefit of it
for spfinkling purposes during the summer
season.
FA. Little was given permission to build
cross walk in front of his residence oh
Chestnut street.
The New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Co., petitions the may or and board of
aldermen for location of its poles ON the
following streets: Gage, Capitol, State,
from Laurel street to gas house, Court
and Laurel.
The committees of the city government
were announced last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-12
ST. Barnabas CHAPEL.

There will be an interesting event at St.
Bsrnabss' chapel, Bangor street, on Friday
afternoon of this week between 8 and
o'clock. The garments made by the
"oman's Auxiliary of the chapel, together
with the articles made by the boys
branch of the Junior Auxiliary, will be
shown, previous 70 sending the box to its
destination. The Womsn's Auxiliary has
been working to relieve the utter poverty
and numoerless needs of the colored people
OF the South all efforts for some weeks hav-
ing been directed to helping on the far-reach-
Ing work of Archdescon Edward S. Joyner,
OF Columbia, South Carolina. Among the
articles made by the boys branch of the
Junior Auxiliary of St. Barnabas chapel
are toys for the colored children, consist.
ing of wooden carts. sleds and hobs, saw
horses With saws, dolls chairs and tables
paper boats, baskets and soldiers caps
Wofssed balls, pictures pasted on cardboard
ETC. All persons interested are cor iially
invited to improve the opportunity Of see
ing Friday what has been done BY the
auSiiary of st. Barnabas chapel, who's,
meetings have been marked with ea.nes,
interest and enthusiasm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-12
MORE THOROUGH
will be the State Valuation This Year Thinl
tse Sta,e Assessors.

The present indications are that tie State
assessors will be able to get q more thorough
valuation of the property in this State than
has been possible heretofore.
The new law requiring the town assessors
to meet the State assessors has borne good
fruit the past year but its best results will
be obtained this year when all are better
acquainted with its spirit and the good ends
which it serves.
Not all the local assessors fully under
stand tie intent of the law but they are
showing all over the State more interest in
the subject of taxation, the necessity fol
equaliz alton and letters are frequently re-
ceived from them asking for information.
The assessors of Old Orchard have re.
quested a hearing before the State asses
sors which will be held next Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-12

NEW YORK, Nov. D, lSbU.
SIR know not what III or csrnot do
next winter till after the re-. lit of the presi-
Genital contest. At present it seems TO me
that shall not be able to visit place so
remote as Hsllosell. But if you should
write me . month or so hence l might
change my mind. Yours,
HORACE GREELEY.
CHAs. f. Nash, ESQ. :, Hallowe ell Maine.
Hon. Elias Milliken returned from Bos-
ton, Wednesday evening.
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AMUSE N EMS.
''yENUs.'

We are fortu nate to have at the Opera
house Saturday evening that famous comic
opera production rendered by the Camille
D'Arville Comic Opera Company, so long
heralded by its 1875 performances in Boston
that "Venus" needs no introduction to US.
Those who have seen it agree that it is
combination of beautiful scenery, gorgeous
costumes, dainty music and a talented COM
pany, the members of which are good sing
ers and clever actors.
The lines are in the happiest vein of the
two Ebrettists, Messrs. Louis Harrison and
Charles Alfred Byrne. The wit is clean
and of the legitimate sort, full of srontane-
ity, the dislogue itself possessinga smooth
ness almost of song.
The mere mention Of such artists as Ca
mile DArville, HELEN Mostyn, Harry
Marlborough, Fannie tombstone, Henry
Leoni, Donald Que, Jr., and the inimitable
child artists La Regaloncita and her two
sisters, augers we'll for as many perform
ances as we can secure here. Manager F..
Z. Rice in the staging of this opera has
secured most phenomenal bit and his
work is deserving the praise accorded him.