davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Forrest City times., 1894-05-25
communinn snndar.

Grandpa ito little Mabel, who has at- tended church for the first timel-And how did you like the services. my dearf
 Mabel-Oh. very we'll. The music was nice; and they had refreshments Judge,
The Forrest City times., 1894-05-25

We learn wisdom from failure more than from success; we often dis cover what will do by finding cut what will not dos Smiles
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22
9ie stpeiidbrtge 9ienftseit.

Ser ioeben eri6ienene Sabrgang
1898 Der b. 26bell'i9en Sabresberi9te
iiber bic 8erdnberungen unb Gorts
f9ritte i'm Wsilitdrmelen 6uBert iih in
feiner lleberf6t iber Bic Saftif ber Sn,
fanterie unsemein siinitis iiber bic gins
fabrung Der ameiidbrigen 9ienitaeit,
tnbem er folgenbes iagt:
nDie i'm Sabre 1893 fiir bic beuti9e
Snfanterie etngefiibrte atpeiidbrige
Dienifseit bat einen @influB auf
ben taftif6en Musbilbunssgong ber
Sruppen ni6t geibt. Wfan 1T ni6t
alein maBgebenben Orte8, ionbern
au6 in Der Sruppe ielbit f6on ldnsere
3eit Der Qniidt gepeien, baB bel ber
inteniiben unb tpoblbur9ba6ten Nrt
Ger infanterifiiiden Nusbilbuns i'm
beuti6en 9eere 3mei Sabre Dn0fommen
geniigen, um einen 5olbaten at ers
aieben, Der militdrii6 tpie tattii6 ben
Wnforberungen Der mpberuen 4rieg.
fiibrung gewa6ien 1T. 9ie @infibs
rnng ber 5meiidbrisen 9ienl3eit bat 10.
gar ba5u beigetra9en. einen gortbeil
Don GROCER tattii6er 8ebeutung, ben
bic bentide Snfanterie 70 tpie 10 i6on
Dor allen anberen Snfanterien, beiaB,
nod su oergr6Bern. Ser Sriebenss
tano Der beuti6en Snfanterie Goms
pagnie lit nunmebr i'm Srieben auf
$50 &0pfe i'm Minimum erb6bt pors
ben. DaS bebeutet aber nidt allein
cine tattii6e Nusbilbuug unb 8ermen=
bung, bic ben 8erbdltniRen bes &ries
ges ndber fommt als in irgen6 elmer
anberen Snfanterie 6es Continents,
ienbern es bebeutet aud einen iebr
bea9tensmertben 8ortbeil in Der tattis
i6eu 3uDerldffgteit Der Snfanterie in,
&riege lelbf. 9ieie Momente miiKen
bemnad bel Der Nbf6dBuus bes tattis
| i6en Wertbes Der beuti1en Snfanterie
iebr in Betradt ge5ogen meroen."
9ieienigen, bic isit Sabr3ebnten fir
bic @infibruns Der 3meiidbrigen 9ienlt=
seit getdmpft baben, bi8 fe enbli6 ers
runsen worben lit, mifen nit @eaug.
tbuung auf bas llrtbeil zines 10 bers
berragenben Werfes blideu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22

Grafen elm retupaj!" 3u, meldes Der
@efansene ri6tis nit n8orpdrts!"
itberieete. Der &drter mics na6 Der
Tbiir unb lub burd etne Sanobemesuns
ben @rafen Elm, linn gu folgen.
norot ipar our6 bieie slufforbertnS
Srerit itinrral0t. Sant ober fem ibrl
Der gebattfe. oaB man i'm MIR leiner
Seneln entleoigt babe, I'M ign sum
Tooe Su fiibren.
9(ls er l6perfdllig uno oes@ebens ua>
eemobnt Dem @efangeniparter ourf Sen
balbounflen Sang fulste, franpfte iib
ipObl ietn Ser; bel bem @jeoanfen Saz
iau1men, baB er 70 obne alle Gorbereis
tunsen bonn 2eben i6eiben miiiie. Oann
aber ba6te ct baran, ipie Der 2oo fir
i'm gar ni6ts S6redli6eS babe1t
fOnne, ionbern linn t1ltr Die Grl0iung
BON ieiner i6auerli6en 9aft brinse,
unb balb bate er ii6 sefaBt, 70 baB er
nit einer selpiiien 8reubisfeit bem
S9tdlal ent9egen9ing, oaS letner mar
tete.
llnb bod besriiBte Der @efangene nit
einem tiefen seuf;er ber 8efriebisung
bas belle 1aaeSli6t, bas er nad 70 lans
ger 3eit mie6eriab, unb oas tim smang
blin5elno feline 9lusen gu i6lieben,
pel6e an oieieS 2idt nt6t mebr se>
mDbnt lparen.
Der @efansenparter fiibrte i'm iiber
2reppen, fiber ipel9e linn @raf Sorot
nur miibIam gu folsen permO6te, aus
benz VerlieB bis tn bas erlte gtodnerf
etnes 9ebdubes, mo ct linn cine Tbiir
6ffnete uno oann ben @rafen allein
lieB.
Dieier befanb ii6 tn einem Siemli9
mObnlid ein9eri6teten 53inmer, an
tpel6eS, ipie er merfte, Elm S1laffa-
binett itieB.
suf benz 3il6 bes 3immers Tag eine
preuBii6e SauptnannSuniform, mad
oem Multer 6erienisen, lpel6e Der @raf
9etragen bate, alS er nod inn Dienit
oes sroBen &6nisS itarb. GS feblte audi
ni6t ein Stiid oaran. Oleben bem
blauen &od nit ben breiten rotben
8ruitrabatten unb ben itlbernen Ser.
l6niirltnsen lag ber aus pergolbetem
8le6 Sefertiste Hingfragen nit benz
Gmaillebilbe beS preuBii6en 9lblers,
lag Die lilberne S9arpe, ber Degen,
Der Sut init BEN iilbernen 1reilen, Die
selbe @eite uno Die selben lebernen
8einfleioer, bic srauen @a1nal9en unS
bic i6me en- Stiefel-fur3um bic polls
ftdnbtse Uniform eineS preubil6eu Sn>
fanterieoffi3iers.
@5raf Sorot betra6tete erltaunt biele
Sa6en uno lieB iidL ba linn bas Ste'
ben i6mer ipurbe, auf einen Stubl ME,
Der.
Da 0ffnete iib bic 2biir, unb Elm
ruiiif6er 9eneral in poller Uniform
trat ein, Der ii6 in perbinbli9er Sal
tung oem @efan9enen naberte ur6 in
fran50iii6er Spra6e su ibm iaste:
sd freue mid, mein 6err, Sbnen
mittbeilen 5u f6nnen, baB gle frei ltno,
ltno baB nt6ts i'm @e9e itebt, ipenn sic
oieie Uniform anlesen uno bin0eben
lpollen, mobim es Sbnen beliebt.
9llleroinss mO6te, bepor Gle unler
Sano perlaiien, Der 8ailer sic ipre.
den, auf beiien beionberen 8efebl sic
fretgegeben iuOrben finb."
Der aaiier?" fraste eritaunt Der
@raf 9Or6t.
(5crtiesuns folst)
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eSeme fleimen siebe,

Die Rteren, idetben aus benz bur& fe btEbur& paIIs
renbtn eiute bic nnreinistetten aus, berem falieb.
lt&s ableituns eus benz f5rper bur4 bic glaie err
fOlst. gerbdnsntbpOu inp bic 3efultate eirer gto=
euus Der @teren.GunttiOnen. Gabtn ssb6ren Ha|=
ieriuHt. Srtsbtf&e Rterenfranfbett Sudertrantbe,t
nub aue 9eiben, wel&e BITE gpritufem seuannter
9ranfbett fnb. SOftetter's Waasenbitters rest bic
Rteren snr Ibdttsfet am lpie tein anberes, uit mad
ben @eiesen ber mebtuii&en WiReniGaft prdpartrtes
sestere retBer bloS, ba8 8tters let ituen selinSe
Ra@baife sur Grfhuuns ib,er Suntttonen, inbem 60
pc NIT araft unp Glaftiettdt furabrinst. Dabur&
s!et9bettts fur Bite 6rbaltuns her ~ bteiem 8tped
otsneneen Srsane -seiorst. Ralarfa, 8erftopluua,
ssesrletcsn, N.rpeitdt, Dpsrepfe unb RbeumatiSs
lbereteS tn 5urdsI&er 9gei5e Zen Nppetjt re,t, Ser
@eiammts SrsaniSmus fttmuiirt unb ae{unben SdIai
bet6roert. Ran 8ebrauAe es reselmdbts unb niHi
uur selesentlt@.
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Sauluitise mnS aontraftoren

MAIDEN mir auf bic alte bemdbrte 8au,
Bodybuilding hon 8 b. Stepes &
g 6bne aufmertiam, bic bebeutenbe
Quantitdten BON boraiigIi9em 8aubols
uub groBe 8orrdtbe bnn Sbiiren, SEM
fern, Salouiien, S6inbeln, giiens
waaren, pie S6l6Rer, Ndgel. 6arben
&C. on Sanb baben. gtieberlagen am
Suternationalbabnbof unb am SunIet
8eleiie in Der OIt Commensurate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22

covery" gu periu9en.
Sle mar 70 mutblos,
oab fe meinte, ,bteie Wit.
tel tpiiroen ibr 9erabe 70
tuenis belfen, fpte alle
anoeren ; aber MIR 3a
9tebe tuoute fe etnen
8eriud bamit MAIDEN.
SD faufte bon ie6em
etne Slaihe, nnb mob
ebe iie bic 9Glfte bapon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22
sste ,peit td,,uarmen bic sienen auss

Wieberbolt bat man biele 6rase
i6on gu beantworten periudt, bod
Obne perldBli9en grfols. 9beoretiid
iu9te man cine 20iuns ber 6rase bur6
3dblung Der Gliigelfdldse in elmer
Sefunbe, I'm baraus aa i6lieBen, pie
melt f9 bic 8ienen bon ibren Stoden
entfernen. 9ie &eiultate tuiden babel
bon 81 bis 20 &ilOmeter bon einanber
ab.
Nad grOf. Mareep'S rsrapbii6er
Meibobe" MAIDEN bic 8ienen 1870 Sliis
selfdIdge in Der Minute. Seine Wtes
tbDbe beitanb barin, baB er bic 8iene
10 feKelte, baB bic Gliigel iib frei bewee
gen fonnten. unb bon bieien beriibrte
babel Der cine elm leidt rotirenbes.
i9ma6 geld iD6r3tes papier.
Brof. 2anbois bagegen, Der bic Sc
bDrorsane bieier 8biere unteriu6t bat,
meint mad benz Some, ben bic pibrirens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22

psrr W: US. 9cott bon bef u. 8. Wlat;
ibau's Office tn atlanta, Ga, jd5reibt:
yTiele Sabre lang fitt inetne 8rau beitdubia
an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, gaitriidem
&opflueb, nerpoier Gri16pfnng uno allen
MSglideu Granentrantbeiten. gtadbem fe
obue ben geriugften Grfois cine Uaeuae
Aer5te un6 arjneien probirt batte, bereSete
Id fie, es init DIR. Pierces ssFavorite Pre-
scription" unb "Golden Medical Dis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22

= Gin @enie tann bic san3e Wsenl6>
belt anftIdren, aber lie aud ebenfo
lei1t perbummen.
= I'm ben Wertb elmer 6reunbi6aft
su beurtbeiIen, prdfe aufri6tig, mas
bid NIT benz Mn6ern perbinbet,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22
RSu6len8 Nrutca &nIhc.

Dt. bette eoIb. Der Belt tar e&nitt., QuetfAuu
stn, &efapiIs Etsber' u9b 9aut' 'Gnsi8as, 8l.4t,n,
seiprunsene Sdube, GroItbeulen upb a1s bautfraut.
tttt,n; turtrt 5dmorrbotben pbtr teine Bejahluns.
Sbatss Sufritbenbet saranttrt Obsr eos @eb wtTt
1urldtylfuttst 25 Gtnts ote S&a&teI. Bum 0.rtau
In auen 9potb.teu. asplpb D,tts, dbsmslcn 4 90.
Ebpleiois
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22

gran ee"tt senommeu bate, fiiblte
Ge, oab bte Gr5neieil ibr gut tbaten. SIR
9nltano bat fi6 isitbem beItdnbia aebeifert.
gle bait isst Sbre Mittel fiir bic 'beiten auf
Der gSelt nnb empfieblt iie aueu leibenben
Brauen. Sie bat fid in 3shn Sabren nid,t
70 iuobl befunben tuse iett.
SD fdlreibe oies obne basu auiosforbert
woreen by iein unb autorifrs sic, gorftsb.nbss Iu
eas Discovery" fir meine s5rau setban 5at. u Git
Dteotitnen peroen bon aaen bdnbIsrn perfauft.
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DerIbieoenes !

&arrirte nnb seitreifte 2atpns, setp5bn.
lt4er Rrets l21a nnb Is Gents, iett gents
Portteren, bic ME unter $3.50 unb $5 Der.
tanft tpurtenL iest 1888.
III So aufmdrts. ssertiae 8aoe : q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22

Die 8erfertbiir Offnete ii6, unb ber.
elm trat Der S6lieBer, lpel6er aber
nidt, ipie ionit, bas Giien fir ben Sc.
fansenen bra6te, I'm ii6 bann pieber
au entfernen, ionoern oie8mal nit
9anbwertsseus eri6ien nit bem er
bic 6efieln lOlte, ipel6e on ben Siiben
oes @rafen befeltist iuaren nn6 inn
ilur geitatteten, ii6 einen ooer Swei
Shritte ipeit bon benz Stein Su entfers
relJ an ben er eel6miebet mar.
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Der1bieoenesl !.

Meue frana0iii9e .Soconetts unb Muas, ae=
ipobnlt4 gu 25 Gents perfauft, iebt 2l @enfs
Noueltp 3epbbrs hon 25 Gents auf Is
Gents reou3irt.
Tertise 8aoe Nu5iige fiir 9alneu b
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22

Beibe unseftdrfte Senbea, nit itarfen lei.
ttenen 8ulen. 40 @ts
einfa4e 8albrissan l1ntersieb=&leiber, IS
Cts.
unier Goodyear falbleberner S9ub fur
9errert, tn alien Saepts unb @rDben; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22
Seiide i !!

Sin tunnberid6nes 9aser bon Rleiber.
Setoen3eus bon rs nnb 80 Cts. berabseiest auf
So Gents.
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2SolfIomts 9sreiSz9abelle IT, Bargains.

Bai4eebte Seibe BON rs Gents bic garb.
berabaeieBt auf 80 gents.
8rpbe -Nebuftionen in alien Sorten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-22

Die
W0dentliae Greie Yrefe fit 9efas
erf9eint
ieoen DommetfaS
unb tofet
$3.50 ttr bas Sabr pDer $1.26
e Womate In VOrausbeaabsnns.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-27

Angostura Bitters cures collie, fever
and ague and indigestion. The genuine
manufactured only by DR.. J. G. B.
siegert & Sons. All druggists keep
them.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-27

Terms Of Court.
Judge Winchester has set the follow
ing dates and places for terms of court:
Washburn Mclean county Us May
Both.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. county-June
18th.
Stanton-Mercer county-May LIST.
Bentley-Oliver county-April Both.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-27

s'Castoriais so well adaptedto children that /
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" 81. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-27

Financial Statement;

BISMARCK, N. D, April 6 1894.
To His Honor the Mayor and City Council:
GENTIEMEN-Inh harmony with the intention of Section Il, Of Article II Of the
City Charter, herewith present N Annual Report relating o finances and other
matters. ResnectfuIy submittea
r. q. BARRETT City Clerk
Classified Statement of Expenditures as Shown by Warrants
Issued from April 10, 1898, to April 10. 1891. inclusive:
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-27
Bucklen's Arntca Salya.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptione, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-27
TWENTY A G.
Information Gathered from the Files
of the Bismarck Tribune of
April 90. 1874.

Inc minneapolis b contains q
letter from General Custer, in reply to
that Of General Hazen, in which he de-
tends northern Dakota and the Northern
Pacific country ....S. FL. Carahoof and
g. w. Stone return from q winters hunt
and settle down to farming. The result
of their hurt is as follows: 20 elk; 70
white tail DEER black-tail; IS antelope;
100 pounds of beaver; 25 wolves; 8 bad.
gers;8 mink; - foxes and about 1000
chickens. -. Railroad company sells
5000 acres of land in the vicinity of Bis
marck, the week preceding I'm. H.
Knappe goes east for a brief vaca-
ton g. J. Messrs. Adams, Girard and Greve
take preliminary steps toward building
a brewery....Mr. and Mrs. Macnlder re-
joice over the birth of a baby girl on the
18th inst -. General Manager Mead of
the Northern Pacific expected in the city
in a few days. Traffic on the river is
busy. Several steamers loading at the
landing and others Of the way up from
Yankton. -. Edmund Hackett has1 his
SAY" in the TOWNSHIP question, and is op
posed to the Sweet contingent. John
Blanchard of Co. B at Fort Lincoln, dies
of brain fever. -. The Missouri river
claims several more victims. On Satur-
day evening, Michael Deve, Hattie Ham
mond and three other persons were
crossing the river in a yawI. On the way
across, the yawl rocked somewhat,
frightening the woman, who jumped
up and put her arms about Deve's neck,
capsizing the boat. Deve and the wo-
man were carried to the bottom, and
their bodies not yet recovered. One of
the soldiers swan to the shore, and the
other two chung to the boat and were
rescued. r. r. Marsh g. Co. the re-
cipients Of many compliments for the
numerous improvements in the Capital
horel. ~. Reddy, the desperate, who es-
capped from Jail, is recaptured.
ALL Free.
Those who have used DR., Kings New
Discovery know it's value, and those
who have not, have now the opportunity
to try it free. Call on the advertised
druggist and get a trial bottle, free.
Send your name and address to H. E.
Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a sam
pie box of DR.. King'e New Life, pills
free, as well as a copy of guide to health
and household instructor, free. All of
which is guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. At Tenney & Rem
ington's Drug Store.
Mandan Notes.
Pioneer: At the regular meeting of
the Knights Of Pythias on Tuesday
night, two esquires of st. Elmo lodge,
Bismarck, were charged in the rank of
knight. Chancellor Commander Voss
was assisted by Past Grand Chancellor
Dahl i'll the ceremonies. knights Day
and Murphy came over from the capital
city to witness the work.
In Methodist circles it is reported
that Rev. Mr.. Sheckler will not again be
appointed presiding elder and it is
thought the conference now in session at
Wahpeton will 20 back to the three dis
trict's plan in place OF having four as at
present. Local Methodists are on the
qul vive as to whom will be appointed
pastor Of the Mandan church.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-27
Strayed

#T"0I -|...I--|- N SCTHyBU -T--".I-
From my farm, about March 10th
three head Of horseshoe bay mare, 2
years old, two white hind feet; one bay
mare, 5 years old;' q yearling colt,
white face and white hind feet; all
horses. We're branded and had halters
on. Brand unknown. Any information
concerning these horses will be literally
rewarded. WENDALEN THOMAS.
Rusk, SD, April 10.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-27
H. e.. BUoK1EN & Co., Chicago,
Getting Ready.

Chas. Kupitz, the enterprising local
merchant, is making all preparations to
take charge Of the Bismarck and Fort
Yates mail route, as soon as the time Of
the present contractors is finished. Mr..
Kupitz intends to make the route a
model one, both for passengers and ex-
press, and the mail will be taken through
with ligntning speed. He is now having
some coaches made to order for the
route, especially adapted for the pur-
poses for which they will be needed, and
the latest improved in every way. -Four
changes Of horses will be made between
Bismarck and Winona, and everything
possible done for the comfort of pas
sengers, and the %lessening OF the time Of
the trip. Mr.. Kupitz intends to put in
"a general store at Winona, as o as he
taxes charge OF the route.
For Over Fifty Years
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. It
soothes the child, %softens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the
best remedy for diarrhma. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world.
Serious Loss.
Mrs. Mary p. Thistlewaite was in the
city this morning, and left this after
noon for the east. Mrs. Thistlewaite's
residence and barn on the Emmons
county place burned last week, and a
piano, q quite extensive wardrobe, and
numerous other ARTICLES OF. property went
up in smoke. The place is a total loss,
as there was no insurance. The fire is
supposed to have been incendiary.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-27
Gun Club.

Gun Club.
The members Of the gun club met at
Watson's Saturday evening, and dis
cussed single and double rises, and
pretty breaks, side flights, and crooked
rises, and re-organized, preparatory to
passing several Of the evenings of the
coming summer in scattering bits of
clay pigeons and glass balls over the
prairies west of town. Officers we're
elected as follows:
President-Jerry Plants.
Vice President-Oscar Ward.
Secretary and Treasurer-Wm. Mclean.
Cust0dian-H. RichOlt.
Thirteen members Of the old club were
in 9 tendance, and several others were
voted in at the meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
The situation Each is in mt the
Present Tfme


Washington. July 29.-of the four
teen general appropriations two remain
to be acted upon by the senate. four
are IN conference, five are in the hands
of the president and the other three
have become laws. The sundry civil
bill and the general deficiency bill are
the ones which have not yet been
reported to the senate from the COM
mlttee on appropriations. The commit
tee hopes to be able TO report the
sundry civil bill tomorrow, but the
realization Of the expectation depends
upon whether the full committee at its
meeting tomorrow shall ratify the
work OF the subcommittee. The gem
eral deficiency bill has not yet received
any attention whatever from the COM
mlttee on appropriations. The bills
which have received the presidents
signature and have thus become laws
are the pensions. pOstoflice and the
naval appropriations. The flve bills
which the president still has under
consideration are the legislative, exc
cutive and judiclal; the army, the d.
plomatic the Notifications and the mil
itary academy appropriations bills
Those in conference are the lnuian,
dEliGOlIufAl. VI
the river and harbor bills. The general
deficiency bill has purposely been held
back so that any necessary additions
might be made before adjournment.
The sundry civil bills have given the
subcommittee a great deal OF work,
and IL has only been by continuing
its sittinEs every day during the past
week and into some Of the evenings
that the subcommittee VIII nave tne
bill in shape to report 10 the full COM
r,ittee tomorrow. There have been an
unusual number OF amendments 70 ms
bfil urged upon the senate, and Il u
understood that when the report snali
have been made II will show large
number OF changes from the HOUSE
bills and considerable mIees
appropriation than was contenliat,eo
BY the Republicans. All the appropila-
tion bills which are in the conference
stare have given the eonfeerees mo,c
or less work, az the house has STUD
bornly contested the senate aine ~,
ments. II is understood that mere ~ ~
been a locking horns petwssn .nr
conferees for the agriculture. e 81 nn n IA
the amendment appropriatns sl,.so;.
Tor the determination Of inc Eus 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
Relief Trains Arrive.

Phillips, Wis, July %. -.-Reliet trains
have fairly poured into Phillips today
and there are supplies OF food here now
sufficient to last the sufferers for a
month. Tue relief committee asks
especially for clothing and money. ana
these VIII be amply provided by the
help
Four bodies We're rescued from the
lake today. Relief supplies came from
Milwaukee. Ashland. Marshnold, stev-
ems Point. superior and other places.
Men We're set 10 work building a large
mess tent whore tho homeless people
Wili DC FED. mud putting ull temporary
structures where they can alcep.
The dead so far as known numbers
fourteen, but the exact number will
probably never be known. The sale OF
liquor has been stopped. A box car has
been turned into Il jail. special dcputies
sworn In anu all lawleslsness viii be
suppressed. An Insurance men are out
OF town today and II is impossible to
obtain insurance carried.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
IDA WELLS RETURNS.
she Makes speech Ia New York.
Her European Tour.

New York, July 20-NIiss Ida n
Wolfe tho nd,,non,o =, -.
"'V.'''e VI the rBhtH OF
'he eploteu people and against lynch
ing, who has Just returned from N
four montha leot,,,,,, ,,,,. 49,, ~
-, A., '"s WI y" '"e sup-
IeV' III hnslhhu' spoke tonight at the
Bethel Methodist Episcopal church,
The church was filled many white
neo,,o h,,,,r n,,,,,.- ~.
~, "''V"s "'V hS'ehefa' mr.
Thomas Fortune. the president OF the
Afro-Americnn League. Introduced
Miss yvaua v,ho ala sh. a., 4.
,,.'..,, ''V "e"' "
hhsl"nu NJ the invitation OF some OF
tho prominent thinkers there. after
having been denied the privilege nj
.no.t,tnn Il, pa,,,,. ~, 49, ~,
9''''','is ~ ''o''o''' NeW iVrh "nu pe-
FORE the president She addressed l03
meetings In England, she said. and as
n result nm anti.Nnchipp committee
..
eolippseu Oh prominent people Were
formed at each OF these meetings.
Resolutions were missed urging the
American public to abolish the bar.
as..t. -. -. 49, ~.