davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20

0eut1cben CUR 0eniige befannt. 6err @la
lit GOpofot uuo S6eiLbobcr Der Tirma @la,
@roper & @rooes. 8olitti9 lit er 0cmos
frat unb ais loltber W}itgIie6 oeS Sroz
quoisclubS, lit abcr feiner bon 6enen, bic
init ber8 artci D1rcb Sid un6 OHM 9eben.
9te Gipilbienftreform lit i6on leit LANCE
letn Ste6enpfero. 0err 0amltne 9eb0rt
ebenfauS benz Observation-Disclosures an uuo
mo6nte friiber in @caniton, no er 1875 Die
untoer1ttGt abIoIpirte. Set Dem S1br
1883 wobnt er iu Ser Staot un6 bat 1873
Bic 3. Marb i'm Sta6trotD pertreten ; mar
Der BrGitbent beS bteiieen QbuofatenDer<
etnS, v9atp Snititute" unb y2ap GIub".
BOLitii9 lit CT repubLitanti9 uno lit
Sabre lang MttgLieb beS 8ou>
5iebun98auSi9uiies bes 8iirSerberetnS 8ee
tpelen. San1line unb @la 9eb6ren Der
vNatiOnal @totI Serpice &eform 2ea9ue"
an. Ga 66tten mir alio brei N%bDOfaten,
IpoS b~offentlicb nidDt 8egen t6ren @barafter
lprit9t, unb 3pei 9emofraten un0 einen
Gepu6ltfaner. 9aS Gebtere lit unoermeioz
Iib unO muB chen in ibrer geriOnli9feit
bic @etpGbr fir ibre ltnparteili9feit Iiegen.
8te 9err @la bic Sabe auffaBt, baben tie
nt9t II ben 8Ian fit Die NuSfii6run9 Der
6opfins'i6en PIdne gu enttperfen, lOnbern
Die Gcform 9Ieib ms 9eben 81 rufen unb
biLben bic erite poli3eiIi9e @~erpaltungsz
cOmmiifion. @(Gs ~ein5i8en 3pcd Der GOmz
miiiion betra1tet ct bic Nuflteaung elmer
&e9ulatiOe, tponad bic Nniteaun8 na6
MaBga6e 6es 8er6ienftes ms Nerf geieBt
tperOen fam, 0te 0niteuung 6es 8oIiz
3eibirettorS bGetbt Sadie bes Mfapors, 6eiien
@etuaIt felt Nbi6affun9 bes, 1861 bon Der
@eieb8ebung gci6affenen BoIi3eirat6s i'm
Sabre 1875, unumi3rGnft lit.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20

birte er. @r bate fieben Sirber gu erndb=
rem, Die 9lrbeit ret6te geraoe fir bes 2ebens
bel9eibenfte Notbourft aus, DaS 9i6ten
tpurbe ntbt b%e3ablt.. 6dtte banaLs i6On
OaS 6OnOrar beS 3eiIeui9reibens e%riitirt,
70 tpdre er Elm iteinret4er Mann 8etporben,
Bonn nicbt ipeni9er ais 6048 9i6tun9en
BAT ct 3u Stan6e 9ebrodt, 6arunter alletn
II S6pdnfe unb 208 bramtatii4e @erte,
er muB alto Sag fit Sag prO6u3irt baben.
0ie lebten oret 2cbenSjabre Derbracbte ct in
einem 3uitan6e bon pouftdnoi8er %geiitt9er
Gri60pfung unb elmer 9etbargte, bic ebcpio
ipte bel Gant auf l1eberanitrcngung surid7
sufiibren lift, @r itarb fat 80 Sabre alt
am 10. Sanuar 1876 zines %ianften Gobes.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20
6efdbrIidfeit Der Giaelfitterune

9aS brttii9e lanoipirtbI6aftlicbe Qtmt
(Wttntftertum) parnt in elmer tleinen
Slu9i9rift bic 8iebeigcntbiimer bringen6
Dor ben @efabren, Die bic Gi6elfitterun9
6eim 9ttnooieD nacb it9 3ie6en fOnne.
8elonoerS Der Sutterman3el in 6ieiem
Sabr lei Iei6t ba3u angctban, baB nibt
8enii8enbe &orIt6t 9eibt per0e. Nadb
benz v0tue Sto6 SourllaL" lit bic Warz
nung b~eiOuoerS an bieient8en 9eri9tet,
tpelche getp0bnlt6 ibr 8ieb in Ben 8arfS
OOer anOeren BldBen, no OteLe @ic6eln
iin6, 9cDen %IaIien. Sn ben Sabren 1868,
1870 unO 1884 ieien eroBc 8erIuite entz
ftanOen burcb Die v@tcbel~ &rant9eit". SIS
iei felt9eteQt, 6aB bieie gans Defenders
burcb &erbauungSit0rungen infolge bon
81 ret6li9em @enuB bon @i6eln entz
lte6e. Die ipirtlibe yGi6elz& ranf6eit"
3et9e it3 Ourb ben 8erluit Ser TreBluit,
Ourh 9iarrbOe, QIbionberun9 bon groBen
Wfengen blaBfarbi8en l1rtn, ibmer3bafte
Steuen am Waul, QluSfluB aus Der State
uno at6 aus ben Nu9en, bic INNER eins
~geiunfen ieien unb ba6urcb ben S6teren
etn entiteuteS NuSie6en 9ebeu. 6icber iet
nicet oor6anocn, ion6ern bic &0rperz
Scmperatur int @e8entbeil unter nor
NAL. Sci Der ltnteriucbung Ser tobtrn
S6iere ieien bduftg ollie Spuren BON
@ibeLn peri6punOen. Die Granfbeitss
@ri6einungen icten d6nlicb, aLS tpenn
l9arfe Site 9e9e6en p6ren. 6eiLmtttel
peribie6ener Nrt, bic man bi8ber Deriu6t
babe, bdtten fetnen @rfol8 8e6abt. 8orz
beugungsmittel ieten per9GltniBmGBig
lei9t. @nttpebcr ioue mar oaS 8teb auf
@ei0en, tpO Diele @t9eIn ieien, ntcbt geben
loiien, ober bieie borber abiommeln, ooer
penigitens Dem 8ieb porber na9 8elieben
anosreS Sutter retcben.
Sci Oieier @~elegen6cit lei ard6 6arauf
anfmerfiam 9emacbt, OaB au4 bel Gretben
bon S6petnen in reicbe @icbelmaft gan3
bciOn0crS oarauf 8ebabt gu ncDmen lit,
ben G6ieren @ele9enbeit our reibtidben
8eTrieOi8ung bes 8aiier78 81
gebcn. Sun cnt8e9eneeiebten Sale treten
aub bel ben Scbmetnen icbwere @rfrantunz
gen Elm.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20
Die Samilie 8ud7hol5.
Don 9a4lt1eH gfttnSe.

Denn oentf6Geienoen 8ublitum Die b~eion6eren Sor5i9e bieieS
N5ertes, feline feline Satire unO Die ~9emit6OO0 beitere 2ebenss
onI9ouung mod ~belOnbers an5upreiieu, bnBe @oRer ms NGeer tragen.
0at es bod in kannt Ii 9abren 80 Audaeen erlebt. @Ogar
Der nit letnen Sob 10 FARCE Altrei1shan3ler Ountte in einem Sanb,
i9reiben Dem gerfa1er ber8li6 fr Die senuBrei6en @tun0en, welfe
ibm Die 2eftire bes 8u6es p~eridoff5 bas 5eitpe1ig pdbrenb I6we,
rer &ranf6eit i'm lelbit feline @6mer3en pergefen lief.
9teie 3 8u5 feuen mir ben 2eern os N6en66lattes unter be.
iOnOers 9unit9en 8eOingun9en CUR g~erfa9ung.
Gegen 2 Coupons nn0 20 Gents lit Baar geben mir bos 8u6
in Der Office oh. gir ~oemftlben Dreis pir0 es audi purtOfrei i'm
Snlano pet DOf uerfanot.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20

- 1921 beri9ttngt am 20. Nobember
6ie See in 6ouanb Y 90rfer. @ntiteben
bes 3uD0erieeS. 1867 entbeft Gasco
ba @ama Oas &ap Der guten 6offnun9.
1902 ipir6 Otto BON @ueri6e, @rftn6e&
Der 2uftpumpe, at Ma8bebur8 8eboren.
1861 Gcrtreibun3 Der Seiuiten aus NeapeI
unb Stailieu. 1915 pir6 Der 3tpeite
partier Sriebe no9 WtaB9abe Der 8rG(t=
minarien bonn 2. SftO6er geidGoiien.
gtapoGeOn miro nit ieiner Tomtlie oui
eDige 53eiten bon Oer 6erri9aft in Tranfz
rei4 auS8eiaGOiien. Sranfrctcb entri9tet
700 Mi1tonen Trancs &riegSenti9Goiz
9ung. 1887 @bfiibrun8 bes @r36tlcbofs
bon &0tn, Clemens Qtu8uit BON 9rolte7
@iiaerin9 mach Minben. 1887 8ranb
bes groBen 8arnum'i9en Circus Bel
Bridgeport in Connecticut.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20
GhiFsssG < AIT9A-u NlQk PASSENGER STATI0N.
~Sha1 street, between Madison and Adams SITS
Ilcket Office. 1915 South CLARK Strear ~.
0nnnrtn1 Dnntpfer.

&aqlt1 nod &ocine, Milpaufee, Sbe6pnoon. N}ori,
ff3ipOc, SpO GtiDers, Retpa1nee, @btopee, GfnraepnsnTn
"tSiiontlnee. &Su6tngt9r uuo Waniitee nm Z IbT Q6s, "
2taW Sroro SaOen, Mtusfegurs @rono Roni6s ,r
~t0nI99S. WttttpodbS NIB fSreitags nm 1870 9benbs. wy
9sog Sreen So9, NttttpDb uub Snm1taq Z ubr gIbbs
I'M Z l1br &beuDs. S""'"sS
Office unb 9Ods; SUP Der Mi9isan gus 2opba,u
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20

- 9aB Bic !6erren, Die bonn MapOr nit
Der IHf9obe betraut tpurbcn, eir politics
freies BoIi3eiweien 81 icbaffen, Die Sa9e
ernit auffalien unO iib nibt gu einem @auz
teliptel 6er9eben pOuen, 9ebt aus i6rem
Nnnabmebrief berbor, unb 0afir 'bir8t
oub tbrs BeriOn. 9err 9tubens lit ben
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20

- Sebt i~treiten ii6 AUDI uniere Sta6tz
odter um bic Gbre, an ser ftd6tii9en 0tez
form t5etInebmen 8u biirfen, Der 0emos
frat Gallagher bat 9eitern Qben6 i'm Staotz
ratb bic @inieBun9 zines gteuner7Nusic6uf
les burb ben MaDOr our Musarbeitung bon
8Ori9Ia8en, be6ufs l1mgeltaltung bes
Spe8iaIiteuertpeiens, bes8etriebS ftd0tiiber
@asberettun8sanitaIten, Nufbebung Der
3peitbeiLigen Stobtz un6 GotpnDerpaltuno
II. I. ~. beantra9t, unb Der Jtepu6l. Wooben
bat BEN Nntrag nit etnem ioIc6en auf I'M
teriu9ung Ser Boli3eiOerwaItung, Die mebr
einen gfem gOrter TammunDfein0Ii9en
Qtnitri9 bat, un6 wObG Elm 9teb 9egen Die
6opfins'ihen 8eformOorl6Idge iein ioG,
parirt. l1nlere StabtrGt6e ais 91eformaz
loren! @ir i6Gagen oa9egen bic Gtniebung
elmer Gommiiiton 5ur ltnteriucbung beS
Sto6tratDS DOr.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20
fit JOOerM0nn.
fit 9ro5 ono H(eiIl.
fit QrIn unO RCiC6.
COnklin's
9o1tbbn0
uutltden Wiffens,

Fit 0as 1ans entbdIt es niba
ti@e Necepte aGler 9trt, NnsobeF
iber MaB unO @etpi9t u.i.p.
Jiir 1anaente giebt es Guf.
mluB in gel6Gftli9en unb geiek
li9en Gragen iOtpie O1atb in 8ua'
fabrun8 unb tbren peri9iebenev
Gpftemen,
Jir 1eGaniker cine 8ufanso
o~1eniteaun9 Der in ibr SAD i9lo'
genben me9aniI9en @eiebe uno
oQer Oentpirbt9en grfnbungeB
unb Mai6inen,
giir Den gamowerker praftii8s
8atbi6ld8e unO itatiitii9e 4ns
9oben.
Jiir ben 9anOtDirtb @itte'
eungsregeln, 8o6enfunbe, &atb.
IbGdse fir 8eaderung, 2anOmei.
flung un6 Gebonblung bon 8ieb,
giir 06rtner NuR@life ubes
2ebensfdbisteit Der Gamenarten
Reimen, @o9st6um Der 8Gume &c.
giir Dolitiker itatiitii6eB eri9ts
dber 8ablen, 8ebDlferungS3abL
8arteigruppirungen.
giir Dolabanoler genoue I1aBs
tabellen.
Jiir BndIbaIter Re9nunsss urS
2ahltabeaen.
81 tt l1rn6gIib, ben reiden ST.
gaII OleleS Q1no0nWS G1G nus
anndbernb gu i6ilOeru.
Sebe8 Glitter, ieber Gtanb unO
Bernf finbsn BARN i9nea 8atb
anb &nh@tuB.
9a3n tOmmt cine 8uIommerts
feanns ouer witbttgen geIdi6tlp
den Greisnife, iOwie geOgrapbiIGs
angabeu bur6 so uetme 9am0farteu
erldntert, ftattftti9e 8u1ammen.
ttelIungen dber Gei3idte, gebSlfe
ring nnO bic Gr5engnihe aaer @tun.
ten Der Union.
Sn alien Gragert bon angemeis
item Sntereiie finbet man bier 10
0erfdnbli9er Tafiuns
AntDOrt und 8eReRrmns.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20

8oIttifern ertbeilten Qe6re, bas Barteiz
i%utereiie Dem et8enen Sntcreiie unter3uOroz
men piiien. DaS BubGifum wirb ibn
ie6enfauS bein 8ort nebmen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20

- @ouDerncur Safion bon Soma banft
fir cine nobmoli9e 8an6ibatur. St ses
bort nibt gu ben Patrtoten, bic fic6 fir
baS @aterlan6 optern tpoIIen. 9as @ebalt
lift iDm 81 gering.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20
Die Camille gudbol'.
&i3en6aRn~ GaRrpRdne.

EEbtcago & gSortbtue fterms iIet5 ahr. - Sidet
Offices: Sos. 206-2o8 @lorf. 5troRe, an her
OGtle9 9tnenne citation unO am 9epot, gue WeQS.
uno &inatssstraBe.
Whfobrf MrFu,st
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20
" linton poReneer Station.
vIIgnn6yIvanid lines
B. ~ansoenpmmen @pnntoos.

Glret=Dffites: An Der Station, in 248 9. @lart
StroBe, G6e SodIon, unb im &uoitoriunr=o oteL
2urbs3l9e tabren lpte folgt mad @entr1ls3eit:
@TGulifL +SGoIfb- nu3opuD11mpu GnnutnnS
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20
Baltimore C. O6iO=g iGen6o6n.

Teppt: 8ranO @entral= MISREPRESENTATION - Stabts
Office: 1913 glart= StraBe. Seine GGtrabere9uuna fir
.. & s. &imiteb=3l9s.
Nbfabrt @nfltnft
SotGt sos Ntt GAO U
bule6 &iuiteS .......... ......... 1O:45 sc" 800 u
800 "a '11:2O e
gHalterton Accommodation 1000. 5:25 81 9;45 SO
Ptttsburg, @Ieoelanb, Wbeelin9 s.
Columbus @rpreB. ...... : 6:35 81 74o M
G08l4er gtabt=@TpreB -. ....... lips 81" 200 sd
'SGgti9. / Ausgenomuen @Dnntags.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20

SggStdlteam Central, 81 9. 6. g. s.. 81. nuO .. g.
~ q. u. &.-nSbe Nta9ora SAILS &oute". Sifet=
OFFICES, 81 @larf Str. nnb StatiDneu II. ctr. unb 9orf
9tom, %. Str, 80. Ctr. uno 9Dbe 8art.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20

NbicG9n, 0EiIWamfee & ct. 9auI=G tIem abu.
W Sta bt=SidetsStftce: POI @lorf=StroBe Selepbone
2l9O Wtain. nnion 8oifagier =@tattUn G0nal, @boms=
unb MabtIpn=StroBe
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20
oTNtnotS Central.

@Ge bur1gebenOen 3i9e oon Der G%eutroI.s~ station
Il. gtraBe unO 4orf 9t0D. 3ag. fir ben Sitben fDnnen
ebenfens an %. StraBe. SO. StroBe unb SDbe 8arf ge.
nonlme11 loerosr. Sidets in Der Stabt=Sffice, 1914 Glib
G~lart=etraBe, uub i'm @ubitorium=6o teL
Abendblatt., 1894-11-20

@tSconItm GemtraIz9iufeu.
'SdeL. tSdgL. nu8een. SonntoosI
xSd9lt1, aus9en. SonlItagS. +@usg. S6fobrt Qufunft.
0tout9gs. f@uS9. Spnnt. Il. Ntpnt. --- -
Ct Yo1l 0hnneapOlia nno = sos 81 6:3Om
2Selt;... ...."....",. H1l:OO 81 9:20Mt
SS9l2Iano nm 8Itllt9 ....,.' ... sos 81 9:20UG
&lblone nno Srontppns x1l:OO WEt $50 Y}
goH elotLe @GpteB ......... ...... 500 0tFt S:45 q
SIepeH2 P0tlI Socol... ........... 1:25 9lf 2:15 g
9Soufeibo BoIIen9er ............... 3:45 81 1O:45WE
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
ouR SAMOAN ALLIANCE
Has Go, Us Into Another TsnVls which May
Be Hard 10 UnraysL

WAsHNGToX, March sl.-Ths report Of
the recent formidable native uprising la
Samoa, by way Of Auckland yesterday, was
the first news Of the event received by the
state department Ii cannot bs said,
however, 70 have caused much surprise,
for previous sdvioes received from our
consular officers At Samoa indicated the
existence Of disturbed and threatening
conditions in the islands.
The department has kept AZ well in
formed Of affairs there as the difficulties
in the way OF communication would per
NIT. and 1t was felt that sooner or later,
the United States would again become
vexed with the questions growing out Of
the obligations assumed, lndsr what
President Cleveland has declared TO be a
shining example OF Al un-American and
sntangling alliance.
Justice lde is Vermont man, and up
to this time the reports show that he has
secured the approval and commendation
OF the treaty powers in every move.
Therefore il il believed that he was act
ing strictly within the limits Of his
powers and for the interest Of all his
parties In his treatment Of rscalcitrant
natives, and there can be no doubt that
he will be upheld effectively and speedily
in his course
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
,Gitp advertisements.
CITY OF PAWTUCkET.
Perry Street.

Notification 10 landhOlders through whose
land the highway II laid out
Inc undersigned, appointed by the Honor
able the Board Of Aldermen Of Pawtucket
under and according 10 Chapter - of Public
statutes, of laying out and making highways
and driftways, hereby give notice 10 Joseph
smith, Frank VI. Bates, james B. 'GoOding,
william 6. De-iOrlais, John X. Cottrell, mort
gagee, Henry Taupier, Marie Taupier, Proyi-
dcnce County savings Bank, mortgagee, Mar.
shell Breauit, Malytna Breault, Providence
County savings Bank, mortgagee, stanislaus
Rock, John ;. Cottrell, mOrtgagee, Herbert
u. kenyon, Providence County savings
Bank, stephen Perry, Patrick McAlevy, John
b. McAlevy, Michael Conners, Lizzie Con.
ners, Timothy Butler, mortgagee, and To all
others interested I'm the land TO be taken for
Perry street and Of "A width of fifty feet 500
extending from Broadway easterly 10 the
MendOn road, under and by virtue OF their
said appointment and commission that thoy
appoint Thursday. April 18th, ls9i, at two
o'clock IN the afternoon as the time, and AT
the Council Chamber In the City Hall on
High street In said PHwtucket a- the place of
their meeting 10 make the estimate and a..
-e--Iucnt-
The undersigned further give notice that
according 20 their present opinion all the
lands, tenement-, heredltaments premises
Perry street are benefited In the intent and
meaning OF said act by such widening
altering and improving said Perry street.
The plat made for the use OF the undersiged
by George 4. Carpenter, City Engineer, may
be seen at the ofiice % the city engineer.
GEORGE W. GORTON,
GEORGE A. SAUNDERS,
Commissioners.
Pawtucket, March Is, lSa
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
GIRL WOULD NOT OBEY
And Ludwig CODaez Tried
10 Kill Her.
FIRED INTO HIS I0WN HEAD.
Would-Be Murderer and Suicide Is
Said 70 Have Bad Record.

BoEpsvLLE, Mass, March s1.-Ludwig
CopscE shot Agnsz Nikodem and then
tried to kill himself The girl was shot
in the arm and Is seriously injured.
Copacz fired three shots into his neck
which may prove fatal
Both parties are Polsnders. and have
been in Bondsyille about a year. Copaez
came here from Hazlston, Penn lie has
a wife In Poland.
II II said that Copaczkhas been making
love 20 the girl for some time, and II IL
alleged improper relations existed be-
tween them. Both were employed In the
mill OF the Boston Duck company, and
boarded In the same house.
COpAcz has been very steady since he
came 10 Bondsyille. bat Is said TO have
Had . had Record
in Psnnsylyania. Ii Is said that he served
a year in jail In that stats for shooting n
man. lie gave up mis- position In the mill
nearly two weeks ago, and declared his
intention Of returning 70 Hazlston. lie
wanted the girl 10 40 with him, but she
refused to do so.
Copacz left Bondsyills Wednesday, but
returned at night. He made another at
tempt 10 persuade the girl 70 accompany
him, but she again refused
He entered the house yest-fday and
again broached the subject to the girl
1t is said that Copacz had given her
money to keep for him. and that an alter
cation abont IL ensued.
He threatened to shoot her II she again
refused. The girl refused to accompany
him, and CopaoE drew a revolver, fired
one shot at the girl, and, turning the re-
volvsr against himself, emptied its con-
tents into his neck.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31

Mems Suits, Union cassi-
meres, sold everywhere for
$3.50; our price $3.50.
Mems Suits, fine all wool
cheviots, light and dark
colors, single and double
breasted, $S.
Fine Business Suits, single
and double breasted, in cassi.
meres, cheviots and serges,
1910.
Elegant styles and patterns
in Tailor-Made Suits for
$11.7o and $I2,4o. These
goods are sold by all dealers
for $I4 and $I4.
We sell fast black Clay
Worsted Suit for $40.
When you pass our store
look in our window and see
our goods and prices. Ifyou
have time step in and we will
be pleased to show you.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
SINCERE MOURNING.
Hungarlans Show Their Deep Grief at The
Death OF kOssuth.

Hungarians Show Their Deep Grief Al me
Death OF kOssuth.
BUpA-PEsrH, March 81 - The train
boarinR Kossuths remains arrived here
last evening Immense crowds OF people
In the streets stood bsroheadsd as the
body OF the dead patriot was borne TO the
National museum.
Never in ths history OF Hungary has
there been such popular manifestation
of sincere sorrow as that which has
marked the arrival here Of the body OF
Kossuth Mourning decorations are
everywhere displayed. Never before. not
even at the death OF = member Of the
royal family, has there been such q genu-
Inc popular display Of regret.
The bells Oh tho churches throughout the
city were tolled during the transfersnce
Of the body from the station 20 the
museum. In every way the ceremony
was Of the most solemn character. The
coffin was placed ON catalfalque in the
museum, and was covered with wresths.
Disturbances have occurred In various
parts of Hungary, owing 10 the refusal oil
Catholic clsrgymen TO toll the bells Of
their churches or 20 d-aps their edihees.
IL Is expected that on the day OF the
funeral the city will be crowded az IL
never wss before.
80 determined are the Hungarians 70 be
pnsssut when the last honors are paid the
dead, that an enormous nun Der Of them.
who are too poor u ride 70 Buda- Pesth,
viii walk % the city. Five thousand OF
tie Inhabitants OF CBeglsd, town "a
kilo-tres distant from here, have already
started from their homes They will
walk III. entire distance.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Cove rnors OF nine states condemn the
veto.
Eight new cases Of smallpox were TO
ported In New York.
Mr.. Jane G. Austin. the distinguished
author, Is dead.
Poolrooms near Kansas City were
Isecsd by wirstappsrs.
Gladstone hopes for the extinction Of
the .chism In the Liberal party.
Five aud perhaps more lives were lost
by snowslides in Canon Greek. Idaho.
The explosion Of "a gas maiI In Paris
gave rise 10 rumors Of anarchist outraR s.
Seven lives are said TO have been lost by
the bursting Of the Peoria, Ills, stand
pipe
At Livingston, Mont. r. McManus shot
aud killed his wife and thsn committed
suicide
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
RADIKIN g. C0ONEY,
TRINITY SQUARE.
Babies Silk Bonnets.

II we offered you a cotton bon
net at 25c you would think it
cheap, but we don't. A pure Silk
Bonnet. embroidered, 5 dozen of
them, 25c.
A job lot so it came to us.
8 dozen of them Bengaline Silk
about l d zen left, worth 75c, at
39c
8 kinds to choose from, Soc
better Kinds at 69c, 75c, 81 and
81 SO.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
Ladies Underwear.

1t is perhaps too early to
change, but 1t is not too early TO
make ,onr selection. On sale to
morrow:
80 dozen Ladies' Jersey Vests,
short or long sleeves. white and
balbriggnn, silk trimmed front,
silk ribbon neck, you snow good
value, 25c.
Is dozen boys and girls | and
/ nboed, fist blacS hose, sizes 9
to 8 IL, seamless foot; IL &c pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
Lend nae
legs

And let me make
a nice pair OF trou-
sers to tit them
They are artisti-
cally cut and wear
magnificently be-
canse of the super
ior talent put into
them and the inva-
riable reliability of
the fabrics used.
I am now showing
a large liue of Mob
by Styles for SIS.
My stock is the lar
gest in the State,
and contains good
bargains at all
prices.
O'Neil, Tailor,
326 MAIN STREET, PAwTUCKET
450 WESTMINSTER ST., PROV.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
ALWAYS READ OUR PRICE LIST:

Children's fine wash sati-
nettes, sold everywhere for
$3.50; our price $I.9o.
We sell fine all wool chew
lot, wash goods, for 81.
Fine ali wool Cassimeres
for $500.
We sell the best double-seat
and double-knee Suit that is
made for $4.9o.
Children's Knee Pants from
25c to $I.oo.
For lowest prices on Chill
dren's Clothing come to us.
Don't forget that we are
the only concern in Paw
tucket selling Sweet Ct Orr's
and Dutchess Mfg. Co.'s
Working Pants, price from
$I.37 to $3.50.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
No More Dancing Bears.

BosToN, March 3l.-An act has been
passed prohibiting the leading Of bears,
or other wild animals through the high
ways, and all officers are authorized sum
marily to kill any wild animal not prop
erly secured in some covered vehicle or
cage. Serious runaway sccidents have been
caused by the exhibition Of dancing bears
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
Wrappers.
Up to date

UP lo udte'
Another lot Merrimac Print
Wrappers, light colors, lined
waists, at SOC
5 dozeu more of American In-
digo Wrappers, lined waists, a
small .Ot of odds and ends, 69c
mostly: small ICES 39c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
Mems Shirts.

Mems Laundered White Shirts,
linen bosoms, worth 76c, at 49c
each.
Mems Cheviot Shirts, in fast
colors, at 3D. ach; worth 6tc.
Mems Domet Shirt at 25c.
Mems Checked Overal.s at 25c
pair; worth 3Sc.
Boys Shir's in domet. at l9c
each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
THE WEATHER.

ALMANAC ron SATURDAY. MARCE 81
SUN RIsEs........ 5 ~ MooS RIsEs.. 3 II AN
SgsdSn Sgs sTTs;;iii,i: o. DaIls Il FULL srA A.
Forecast for New Englandi Fair,
warmer: southwest winds
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
Shoe Department.

Ladi $ Shoes, prices for one
dav, Satucday.
We have ladies' dongola kid
boots, all sizes, at CSC a pair;
worth 81 so
Our line of ladies' boot. at 81 As
a pair are the talk Iof the town;
they ere as fine rs any 50 bot in
the city We have them in com
mon sense, opera toe, square toe,
tip and plai toe, srring heel and
heel, lace or button, al! sizas from
2 l.2 t. 7, at 81 4S a pair.
Ladies tai Oxford Ties, hard-
sewed, worth 81 90 par; price
Saturday at CSC pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
Ribbons.

Tomorrow every shade in all
silk NJ ire Ribbon, all widths,
from &c up.
10 'ozen Misses Cprs Waists,
19c each.
10 dozen Ladies' Gjngham
Aprons, II lie each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31

ali peas 'sss SeSn ETC. % as g
goodsd Telephone tl7t.