davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-02
unrnben 1T Gorea.
in Den (do(iden prouiBen if elm 5aupt=
ld6(i6 gegen Ole aus(inOer &C.
rir6teter aufltOnO Gus=
ge6rO6en.
Der Rren9er Baltimore mabridJetn-
lldJ beretts nad GbemuIpo,
GENT eafsn pom eeosl, abaraanaen.
So aibin9ton, 2. SUM.

gS q J tn 9 t o II, Z. STUNT.
9aS StadtS6epartement bat Na8rt6ten
bonn a~meritanti6en Geianbten in Seoul,
@orea, erbaIten, tpDrtn mitgetDeiIt tptr6,
6aB bort Elm ernitltcber NHfitanb auSge>
brod6en 1T, DaB aber l1oc6 fetne 9enauen
8eri6te iiber 6en1elben gu e~rlangen lin6.
@s beiBt, baB Der ameritanil3e areu8er
Baltimore, pel6er ii6 jeBt in NaSfi in
Sopan befinoet, BEN 8efe6I erbalten mirb,
iib nab Der et!pa 500 Oteilen entfernten
Scene Der l1nruben 81 begeben.
Die coreanii9e @elan6ti6aft er6ieLt
6eute aus benz Palaite beS &6ntgs in
Scout Gin &abelgramm, ipelcbeS meIbete,
baB Die GebeQcn 8eiib bon @bunIato, Der
litblt6en uno 6auptproOtn5 DeS &0ntgz
retcbeS, er9rtffen baben, oaB oaS Seben Der
0(llSlG1t0er be6ro9t u1tb baB bic Qtntpeien>
belt zines amertfanii1en &riegSi6iffeS in
@bemltlpo ~brtngenb ~not6pen6ig lit, u1n Die
sort leben0en Nmerifaner 31 belbiben.
DIE 8eamten Der @elanoti6aft tbeilten
oies iofort benz SefretGr @relbam nit ltn6
betonten in neutrality-suspicious. Meiie, baB
Der @rnit Der Sage eth loforti9eS 6anoelu
n0tbig r11cbe.
Sic erflGrten, oaB it6 in BEN iI6lt9en
Br0Dtn5en BON Gorea brett bis bier6unbert
9lmerttaner b%eftnben, un6 6aB Sic Geooluz
tton in ser @trtli6feit 9egen 6teie ms
9eben 9errfen lei.
= Ser Setretdr @relbam mo6te 6em
BrGiiOenten beute 9ta6ntittog Witt6eiGung
baoon, ober bis lpdt IN Ser 9tocbt mar nob
nt6ts 9eibebcn, Da eS Der 8rGiibent fitr
8%tpedmdBig bdlt, ert bonn @elanbten Siu
baritber gfabribtcn ob3utparten.
Der iteQoertretenOe Ttotten : SefretGr
tpur6e 3ur 8eratbung berbei9e3ogen un0
bericbte1e, baB fetn Sbtff sur Gerfiigun9
itebe un6 boB Ser Baltimore, no4Oem er
ben 8efebI erbalten babe, in 48 Stunben
in @bemalpo etntreHen f0nne. Gs beiBt,
OaB ern acknowledgement fir ben y8al7
ttmore" abgefaBt lit, tpeI6eS ben 8efebl
entbGlt, iofort na6 Gbemulpo ob3u9eben,
unb baB baiicl6c iofort obgeian6t iperoen
Dir6, iobalb ber 8rGiiOent ben 8efebl ba3u
ertbellt.
8or ettpaS LGnger ais einem Sabre fan6
in Gorea Elm dbnltcber Qtutitanb gegen bic
Qtusldnber itatt, aber berieIbe purbe burch
6as @ri6etnen Der Sre8atte Wfarion lofort
unter6riidt. @tpaS ipGter beiudbtc Ser
v2Iert" @bemulpo, Ben 6afen bon Seoil,
bret Wtal, unb ieitbem boben lib bie Nmeri7
taner bis jebt bort DOaig iider gefuhlt.
, 1894-06-02
80fe uahrthten.
Gin 6uiammenfto6 3wifden Dem Sunoes=
milit6r uno loeu 6rubenarbettern nibt
unpahrfaeinIib.
81 tnf0. 9. & 2 SUM

Die 3tpei G%ompagnien 8unbeStruppen,
tpeLcbe bier mebrere Sage itattouirt iporeu,
linb nac6 Hebigb ab9egangen. 2tucb cine
Gompagnie Snfanterie bat lief 1tacb 9ebigb
begeben. Sn ben Qa9ern Der @rubenz
arbeiter in Qebigb un6 GooL @ate berriAt
Die 9r6Btc 8ermirrung. Die @rubenz
arbeiter 6aben beute einen Nusl6uB na6
GaObo 9eianbt, um iicb init Dem @ouoerz
neur SoneS 81 belpre5en. IS tuurOe benz
Q(uslcbuB mIitget6etlt, baB Bet @ouperneur
nibt berecbti9t iei, in Der Saobe ettpaS gu
tburI, un6 oaB bteiel6e in ben 6dnOen oes
SnOianera9enten lie8e. NtGnner, 5rouen
unb &tnber perlaiien 0cti9b unb Goal
Safe urb seben in bie 8dI6er; piele
@~rubenarbeiter eTerciren unb erflGren, oaB
lte ben &f nit Snfel Sans Sruppen
aufnebmen tpolIer.
, 1894-06-02
Das prai0entenamt DER fran20=
1fd)em Deputirtenkammer.
Gaitmir p6rter abermals Ser Qus=
erforene.
pof= uto GeIeerophenbeamte woIen Geperf=
i6aften btloen.
Sc nriS- 3 Sunni.

Die No6ifolen unterititben Bourgeois in
ieiner 8eperbung nm baS 8rGiioentenamt
ber 9eputirtentammer. 8etanntlicb tritt
au6 GG>Ottniiter Goiimir 86rier pie6er
ais 8etDerber nm baS 2lmt auf,
Gem 8eiipiele Observation-Disclosures Ser
Staatsetienbabnen ~foIgenO, miro alb baS
nteoere 8eamtenperional bes Soft unO
Gele9rapbcnDtenite oaS Gecbt gum @intritt
in etnc @etpcrfibaft bcanipru3en, 0teie
Tra9e begin. Die iiber ben 0egeniton6 itotts
gebabte &ammeroebatte filbrte Ben SturS
DcS WtiniiteriumS 8erier berbet.
9 pG ter.-@r>W neutrality-suspicious. GaItz
mir 86rter lift beute 8ormittag ais gtabz
folger 0eS nunmebrt9en WtiniiterprGitoenz
ten 0upuo gum Brdii6enten ser 9eputir>
tenfammer eriDGblt tporben. g6rier erbielt
229, Bourgeois 1877 Stimmen.
, 1894-06-02
DurdJ Dnmeer lit Oen coo &C.
trieben.
Cine aus feds perfonen beftebenoe
ehrbare 8erliner Panowerfer=
camille
Sebt ihrem Seben our6 6ift elm Gnoe.
8erI'tn, 2. Stunt.

8errtn, 2. Stunt.
Ser S~incbermetiter Garl Seeger bat ii6
mitiammt ieiner 6rau 'unb ieinen bier
bolberpacbIenen Sinbern mittelft 8lauz
iGure Der9tftet. Die ieds 2eidben purbcn
eng neutrality-suspicious. a~uf9efml6en. Sn
etnem auf benz Giide liegenbeu bon iGmmtz
It6sn 6amilieamit9lieOern unter8ei9netcn
S6reiben lpar au leien, 0aB iie ale freiz
ipilli9 in ben SOB ~9egangen ieiet1.
8ie itb nun DerauSiteQt, bat Bic 6amilie
icbon felt lGngerer Belt bittere gtDtb 9ez
litten, mar aber au9cnibeinLtcb 81 itol5,
bic 0ffentItcbe Wtil6tbGtigteit in 2(niprl9
5u nebnnen. See9er par BON peri6iebenen
ieiner &unben UNI sr0Bere 8etrG9e betrogelt
tporben, unO fOnnte III leBter 3eit, aler
8emiiburgen gum GroB, feline 8ei9Gftiz
gung mebr ftnben.
, 1894-06-02
Derb dn9ntfpouer Punoebi6.
Gin non einem Ruroe 9ebihener dIterer
Mann itirbt am Starrfranpf.
8 Snb.. 2. SUI

Der MISUNDERSTANDING 9euti9e
CHARLES GoeB, lit geiteru Worgen am
Starrtrampf geitorben. 8or Oier3ebn Ga>
gen tpuroe CT bon eincm 6un6e in 6Qs
getn 8%e6iiien. Gr bead6tete Die Gacbe
1ttcbt t%peiter, ionbetn begniigte fid6 6amit,
benz betreffenben 6unbe eine Sano bon
0aare ab3ui6nei6en uno 6ieie fi6 auf Bic
QSnnbe 31 le8en. Gtipa etne 8o9e ip6ter
bemertte ct cine gelptiie Steifbett in ieinen
&tl1nbafen, un0 am Wontag trat D0uige
DfHn0lperre Elm, pel6er ct iblieBItc6 erz
lag.
, 1894-06-02
sc e ID gorf, 2. Stunt.

Sem gorf, 2. Stunt,
Dem r6eraG6" mtrb aus MonteDt6eO
tele9rapbirt, DaB Set 8rditbent Sic 0teitgz
nation bes Stnan5miniiterS an9enommen
unb Sen g oliScicbef 0erolc, beiien yteGbz
nungen berIfinilter nicbt aunebmen :%pOllte,
entlalien bat.
Son Hio tommt Die Nodbriht, baB bier
braiilianii6e SlOtten@ Oft3iere, ipelc6e BON
SooLen 3uritG9efebrt paren, tpe9en 8etbeiz
ltgung an Oer Iebten GeOoIution gu aebn@
iG6rt9er @efdn9niBitrafe perurtbeilt tpur=
ben.
Sennor MarioS, @ongreBabgeorbneter
Dou gernambuco, un6 Der @raf Yenal, Set
Slibrer Der Iiberalen gartei in $40 8ouLo,
b%efinoen ii3 auf Der Suiel @u6aOaS iii
6aft.
Die &Gmpfe in 9fio 0ran6e 30 Sui stpiz
idben ben Ge9terungstruppcn uno BEN Ste
beuen oauern fort.
Santa Gina lit BON Sen &ebeIen 3uritdz
erobert tporben, u10 Sic 9tegierungstruppen
beftnoen ii9 auf Dem Hiid5u9e.
, 1894-06-02
Sebrerpxiifunoen.

Nm 3. Suli fin6et in bet 8eftleite 5O8z
lbule, an Der O9oen QlDe. IND GongreB
Str, cine Briifrn9 bon Ganbibaten fir
Steaungen ais 6tIfSlebrer be5D. ais
6auptlebrer in Grammar un0 8rtmdrz
icbulen, unO ais 6ilfsIe6rer in 6Ocbi9uz
len itatt.
Die natbite 9riifung fir 9e6rer unO
9ebrertnnen Der beuti6en Spra9e
lit auf BEN 30. 2uguft anberaumt mOrOen.
, 1894-06-02
9 enbe I, 2. Stunt.


Die @ebirgseiienba6nen 6aben ihren re-
.gelmGBigen &erfebr micoer aufgenommen,
aber e~tn3eIne 3pei9ba6nen iinO nOb ntbt
pieOer fabrbar. Die 0cuDer un0 Nio
Granbe 3it9e nodb benz 8eiten f0nnen bic
8abn bur6 ben 8eta 8aB ntbt eber be-
nuBen, bis Der S6aoen i'm Qlrtanias G6ale
duS9ebeiiert iein nirb.
Die !3Ige 5tpifcben 8uebGo un6 SGoz
renee tperOen DieQelbt ni9t Dor Dem ndcbz
iten Mtontag laufen fonncn. 8oulber
lift bon Der 9tuBenWeLt ppQitGnbig abgez
ibnitten, un6 gtiemanO farm iagel1, mann
Der 8abnbtenit pieber aufgenommen 1perz
ben ipir6. @S mag etni9e Sage nebmen,
tint bie Soutb 8arf Bobn nacb 0eooDiQc
frei3ulegen, ba bas @eIeiie ami cine meilen:
LANCE Strefe nit SauO nnb S4lamm be-
oeGt ift.
, 1894-06-02
8ahnunfau.
DER Sahnbeamten fdwcr bei6G0iet.
9aDton,O bto, 2. Stunt.

w " ~VVVI = OWWFs
@eitern MOr9en itteB Der bier Inn 2 lt6r
20 Min. fdutge Yaiiogtcr5u9 Ser Stem
YOrt, gennipIuania & Obtoe8abn, iteben
MteiIen BON bier, in Ser gtGbe BON Wiomisz
burg nit einem @iter5uge Ser cincinnati,
6amtlton & 9aDton : 8abu 5ulammen,
nobel fol9enbe 8eriOnen GerleBun9en Daz
BON trugen: 6arrD &omp, I6eiSer bes
@ilter5uges @m. WorQan, 3ugtiihrer bes
@iiter3uges; Sent NOrtD, Qotomotiofibrer
bes 9aiiagisr5nses unO q. SberIOf, Seiz
set oeS Railastersn9es.
, 1894-06-02
Grfdieft feline frau.
maneel an Deroienft folen ole peranIafune
gu Ger Chat eeoeben Raben.
CT. QoufS. $40. 2. SUM

0eute Morgen, fur3 nacb Mitternabt,
tpur6e bic blbi6e STRAIT 2i35ie 2ofner BON
ibrem @at;en eri6olien. 9etielbe entflOb
lofort nab Der &Dat, unb mar bis Cages
anbruA nO9 ntbt in 5aft genOmmen
porben. 9odner unb Srau iinO beibe 6ez
brder; Ser Wtann mar ieit ~ldn9erer 53eit
bei6dfti8un9slos, uub ma 8lanbt, baB ct
in einem MnfaI bon Griibiinn tpegen ibrer
Irmutb Bic i6rcdltbc Sbat begging.
, 1894-06-02
Die 6ruben unter Wafer.
Die Sa9er oer 2Irbeiter 3ert0rt nno ole Saro=
itra6en ourd Griimmer ur1pee=
fam oefnabt.
SO ar 5. SOL. 2. Stunt.

t6ter itn6 idmmtlibe Grubcn iiberfGltbet
lnO eS pir6 geraume Belt nebn1en, ebe bte
Qtrbeit in OenieIben mieDer auf9enommcl1
tperoen farm. Die 2ager in Simtopn,
Suniet unb Copper &of itnb pouitdnDig
5erit0rt, fein @ebGu6e lift iteben gebGieben
unb Die 9anOitraBen iinO Ourb GrImmer
bLodtrt.
, 1894-06-02
Gtne STANCE Settle ais 1torowafe.
Gin 5u6tbausfrdfIin9 beeebt Surd oas Derz
fpeifen elmer STANCE SEIZE Selbitmoro.
Gbeiter, Su., 2. Stunt.

Die bteisen 5u3tbausbebOrOen mahen
Mtttbeilun9 BON benz iOnOerbaren Selbt7
morb bes neeen 9tebitabls bon Marton
County pcrurtbetlten StrGfling8 SameS
WurraD. 9erielbe bate i3on aacS Wto9z
ltcbe periucbt, I'm li3 Der 2(rbeit gu emit
3teben. Dim leBtcn MOntag gelang es ibm,
cine 9roBe Stange Settle SIT %erlangen; biele
bericblang er, fiel 0ann l~otort i'm &rGmpfe,
unb itarb inter ben grdBIicblten S3ner3er.
, 1894-06-02
Opfer 'oes Wetters.
Die Gonftne pom ph. .. QrmOur oen unbit
oen DER mitteruno erIeeen.
Npme, &c. q, 2. SUM

Die 9ei9e bon WiarD 2lrmOur, Der feb
3igiGbrt9en Gouiine bon 8b. 8. Nrmour
bon GbtcagO, melbe am leBten 9tenitag
t6re BET 8eitmoreIanb 9eIe9ene Mobnung
pcrIieB, tuurbe geitern Mor9en cine babe
Mteile bon 6erieLben, an einem ab9elesenen
Blabe aufsefunben. Ser Coroner gtod
bon Stone biett ben Snquelt ab unb ser
@~abriprucb Der G5ei6worenen lautete auf
SOB in Tolse Der l1nbiIoen Der @itterung.
, 1894-06-02

= @eiun6beitscommiiidr Or. 9tepnolbS
bat iib lbon ieit fait ei1er 8ode nibt
mebr in ieiner Office ieben lalien. Setree
tGr McGort6p erfldrt, baB Der Gommtfidr
in ieiner @o6nuNg nit Der Qtusarbeitun8
ieines Sabresberi6tes bei3dfti9t iei; bon
anberer Settle wirO aber %bebauptet, baB er
cine Geiie na4 9biIa6eIpbia angetreten
babe.
, 1894-06-02
Otehntdrft.

1000 Stiif 9inbOieb, $4,000 Scbipeine
un6 5000 Sbafe biIbeten Die 3ufubr.
&tnbDieb, bette 9tattDe>S tiere Also.
400, W}ttteliorte 3.85(@4.10, i3Lebte $50
@3.80.
S6weiue, burcbetnanOer 4,6O@4,7O,
iAtpere 4.70(@4.85, leicbte 4.65(04.70;
8retie Tim 5 Sent ntebrigcr.
S6afe, bette 4,25@4.40 bette CANT
mer 4.7595.00.
, 1894-06-02
Stambulom's Stur3
Ruft in 9emtien Kreifen BuI9ariens
9rofe 8efrieoi9un9 berpor.
Sarf ferdinand gu Dem Grei9ni6 beoIiid=
wiinidt.
@nfio. 0n[onrien. 2. SUM

Die berborragen6ften 8iirger Der Stabt
93ilippopolis baben, i'm 8erein nit elmer
Qtn3abl einfluBrei4et 9eputirten, cine
9I6relie an Ben Tiiriten 6erbtnano 9crtbtet,
in tpelcber iie ibcer @en1gtbuung iiber bic
enbIi6e 8eieittgung ber oriidenoen 6errz
id6aft Stambuloip's NuSbrud 9ebcn. Sn
Dtelen StGoten 6eS Siirltent6umS baben
G6nlicbe Gunbgebun9cn itatt9cfun6en, MIR
9en6s aber lit bic Offentltcbe SrOnung gez
it0rt tpor0en.
, 1894-06-02
Gin Q[ak I'M Shu[rath offen.

Der neuernanntc 8oblcommtiidr S. S.
8abenOb iteute beute SOrmittag Dem
Otapor 6opttns ieine %Jteiignatipn Su, ba
eS unitottbaft lit, 6aB eire 9erion 8tpei
itGbtti6e Qlemter gu 9lei6er Belt betleioet.
Ganbibaten fir 8aoenobS gtachfOlgeri6aft
i'm S9ulrat6 iin6 bctanntltd in Silae
un6 Siue por6anben.
, 1894-06-02
Gin GoreYaner ertrunfen.
Gr wollte nit eirem Kameraoen iiber oen
A''ti'ntppt fahren uno ~peruneIidte
babel.
g t. Qpnis. 9 Snni

0eltern ipuroe Elm tIetnes 8oot in tpelz
3em 3tpet GoreDaner, Namens Sobn 8efer
nno Senlamtn Anberion nab ben SQinoiz
Ter liter ltberleBel1 pouten, BON Dem 0an1>
pier 9enrD Sadman angeronnt un0 ltmqe7
Dorfen. 8efer %ertrant, ipdbrenD iicb Gin
oerion 0ur6 Sc6ipimmen rettete.
, 1894-06-02
Die Golunie 1T UopolObampu
Die Sage Ser GoIoniiten fetne per
Speifelte, fonoern i'm 6e9en=
thetl cine du6erit 9initt9e.
50 faet Ger Perausoeber oes QmtsbIattes
iener Golonie.
81 m 81 g Sim

yfefD WOrf, 2. SUM.
&. 8. 8aG bon bier, Ser l6erausgeber
0eS amtliben 8latteS Set GoGo1ie in Go>
polo6ampO iagt, baB Bic fitr3Ii6 BON Nbiz
Iene, &oni,, DerOfentIi9tcn 9epeiben,
mOrtn es btcB, 6aB Die Golonie tpegen zines
8enGierungscanalS uno beS 8eitBtitelS 6es
2anbes in einen Bro3eB Oerpidelt lei, un6
ben cooperatioen 9lon aufge9eben babe,
auf l1ntpa6rbeiten beruben. 8aI fit9t bin7
81, oaB bic Sage Der @olOnie nienalS cine
before 9epeien lei, ais 9eraOe iebt.
, 1894-06-02
Oas unmetter porIber.
2uf Dem Plies peaf lieet iieben SuB hoher
S6nee.
90 onitou. Sol, 2. Stunt.

9aS llntpetter, pelbeS geitern iein Gnbe
erret3te, mar bas i9limmite, oas iemals
bonn Wetterbnreau auf Dem BtfeS 9eaf
9emelbet puroe. Die Spibe bes 8cr9eS lit
nit iteben SUP bObem Scbnee DebeGt uub
btetet .etneH nnoer9leicblicb icbOnen @nbIiG
bar.
, 1894-06-02

oes G0untDclerts ausgeferttgt:
Soiepb gurgesfi, Ratie Selinsfa 49,. 28-1s
8arl N10eriot, Gmilie 2arlon.. 900. .37-31
So6n 9ougbertp, Otarp @olpaS. BIB
SameS O'Gomnor, Wtarp S'Gouuor. .25-23
Sranf SerfOwsfi, 3uSanna 6antiepic527-21
2eonie +. 8iQer, Srau 8ertie Ypnu .26-24
2eanber Germiul9er, Sarab g.. .9enton 44--30
Sones &ea9Glt, 9toie 6apers. ...... 23-22
Soiepb 8aulnel, 8tctorta 6romabo. ..21-18
So6n 8rt6a, Qtnie Steu9le. $500. .28-22
@rt6 9~teimers, 66oba &leiue ....... 25-25
Saul YulaSti, emma 9totte .........24-20
Sobaru Guu1, 2pbia @(tberiou 1926
Cola 6. @reelt, 6eleu Gbit6 Mit9eQ .27-25
Seolepb &le6d, @nnd Watarifoba ...27-24
SonreS Beaumont, 0tinltie s. Sraolep 29-22
Qeter 6. 3. 8eteri ell, 2ena 9arltenlen 1913
8eltiomi1 llppltrOm, Sauna 6oln1eS. .34-31
Anton WfitQer, 2tl1nie Jti6ter ........25-19
8opo Sroben, 6rou W%tor9uerttte 0lnz-
iteb. .34-45
Gobert 2S. 6en1ar, Gffte Seu ........31-22
Qtrtbur 6. Srid, Otamie &alii6er. .....26-21
2oulS g. 9aunt, Qba Hertins ........24-19
Ole SarlSber9, Carrie Seuiel1. ...... .28-18
9apib q. Sladcs, 2pOta q. 6rptlqub. .24-24
@arreu Saplor, Mtnllie Gaiieur .....22-22
S9eobpre Sapre, Otarp QuoerIou ....23-21
Sreo. 2S. Stan1nt, Wirnie QSer6e 80. $50
SanteS $. Go6ran, 2i0ie 30. @aBn1ere25-22
@6arles >. Yottou, Sop6ia 6obel. .23-20
Serman1 OtIe6l, Warin Nelor $500. 1919
2lrtou Ye6oc. Wtarp 9tupratil $3.50. .31-21
0enrp 6. 8iultemies, Gmmo DC. 4ouQ22-20
9enniS &elp, Otarp @reen. ........ 1915
San @ee9ule, SSolie Wte5eua. ........ BIS
0erntat Sod, Qntanba Sar1el ..... .24-25
CHARLES Oscar 09rell, Nfotbilba 9tOrb=
from. .36-32
Gnil SanleS Salomon, Gmtlp Slider 27-25
9tbOlf 8ettler, Sanlie SranOeiS. 49,. .27-23
Oenrp S6ritte ST., Puma Spbt 49,. .24-21
Salat6iel 2S. SentoIt, Gntilie 8pebme $40
Sett 8er0fentltcbuug u%nieres 9eitrigen
8eridbtS erpirft:
6reDerif q 9tuIeQ, Ntarp 8el9um.. .25-19
Sobu 6. 6. 98ooos, @Qe1 W%tc9famara 1915
Sulius Seuien, Bertha 2arion .......25-24
QSarreu g. Griltol, Srlelia 6iitler e. ..31-30
Slpf &efer, Suga Golfieu. .25-20
So6n S. Oturpbp, Soa 90. @lt9.. ..27-25
Sobu 9mnomar, Nmdllbu 9teliou.. .25-2S
Gr11it 9telion, NQmu Nuberiou .......2S-26
0oleuttu Sacob, Rrl1i9unbe Sippel ..27-26
Soiepb g. Sefieriou, @bitb %. !6urlbut 38-29
SObU yaperp, Solte Seating .........22-2
gilbert S6miotte, Carolina gauge. Bob
Oscar q. SobnIon, 0uloa Sapibiou .21-23
0ermol @erling, Quuie 6Obolt. $3.50
Sobu g. &IitG, 0attie SCHUBERT ......24-17
Soiepb Gifuln, Otorp 9tu9le. $3.50
Qlrtbur 8. Solin9er, gtelp YOrf, Sennte
4. &leiuert .2S-23
Sobn s.. Tiltleu, Abele 81. @apS... .4O-24
Sscar Sifert, Salma &remer. 900. .25-21
SouteS WtIrrp, 0torp Otc9au9blin ...26-25
, 1894-06-02
Militar anf9eboten.
IN 0n0iano orobt's sum Krad
hit oen Streifern gu fommen.

Sn6tanopOlts, Sn6., 2. SUM.
Ser @ouoerneur bat sic 8itrgcripe1r
aufgebote11; 9 Gompa9nten, 6arunter eine
Gompo9nie NrtiQerie, 9eben iofort per
Gr1ra3ug nacb bem &~obIengebtet ab. Ser
SbauplaB Ser l1nruben lit in Sbelburne.
, 1894-06-02
Darte Strafen.
Broflionif6e Offsiere.oer RebelIen-
6lotte gu 5ebnjdbrt9er 0e=
fdn9nifitrafe perur=
tbetlt.

Sies Ger RebeIen in BIO GrarOe 90 Sui.
, 1894-06-02
betratbsfbetne.

Sotgenbe 6etrat6Si6eine tpurOen 6eute
Morgen bon 6errn Salomonion im8ureau
bes GountDcLerfs ausgefertigt:
, 1894-06-02
Standardization.

0eU 0Ort: umbria Don liverpool.
, 1894-06-02
GeGegruphiP&e OepeP&en.
So 'iemlidJ wieoer I'M Neleife,
Ilur einSelne 5wei9bobner nod,
ntat wieoer faPrbar.
SouISpr 1toh non Ser 1Irso,meI+ oboefhr;+

Boulder nod Don Ger Qu6enweIt abeefbnit=
ten.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-10
The Art of Mending.

The art of mending is not practiced
to-day with that punctilio which our
grandmothers considered necessary
Fabrics are 50 much cheaper and so
much easier to obtain than in those an
cient days when every lassie must spin
her own gown if she would have a
gown to wear, that it is not strange we
have deteriorated in caring for the old,
and are sometimes neglectful of the
stitch in time. Women in this practi-
cal nineteenth century can often say
that their time is worth more devoted
to some other purpose and when cloth
is cheap can better afford to buy new
than to mend the old. However that
may be, no one disputes the utility of
the darning needle. A well-made pair
of stockings costs too much not to be
darned repeatedly before they are dis
carded. A daintily darned pair of
stockings speaks more strongly of the
womanly care of their lady owner than
boxes of new silken hose. AT recent
fair pair of stockings belonging to
Empress Eugene was exhibited, made
of the finest silken web, and deity
darned, with almost magical stitches,
in the heel. There was something
especially interesting in this little darn
ing, speaking, as it seemed to, of thrift
in luXury.-Selected.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-10
An Old Soldiers Noble Deed.

The kind of stuff that the old soldiers
are made of was shown when they vol
unteered to save the Union. But the
war was a long time ago, and some
people seem to have forgotten, judging
by unhandsome talk on the subject of
pensioners which has been too frequent
in certain quarters of late. What SOW
ereign stuff it was, was demonstrated
by the disabled veteran who called on
Agent Frellson, of the associated
charities, Milwaukee, few days ago,
and handed over 500 which he had
saved out of his pension money, and
which he wanted Mr.. Frellson to use
TO the relief of the poor. The old
hero's gift had no condition except that
his name should be kept secret. Mod
esty and merit nearly always go hand
in hand, and there are many old de-
tenders of the Union whose praises
would never be heard if the country
waited to hear them from their own
lips. But actions spe louder than
words. Such an act as that of the
generous old soldier speaks loudly
enough in the ear of patriotism to
deafen the sound of all the ISLANDERS
against honorable soldier pensioners
that people who don't like Union sol.
der boys will ever be able to utter
Mirror and Farmer.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-10
Benefits of a Good Walk.

A good walk does what so many pat
ent medicines profess, but usually fail
to do; it helps to prevent almost any
ailment under the sun; and it does it by
keeping the system in good condition.
During the time they were living in
London, Dean Swift and Matthew Prior
used to take long walks together daily,
for their health, explaining to their
friends that Swift was walking to re-
duce his flesh, and Prior, who was no.
toriously thin, to add to his. The two
objects are not Inconsistent; for ex-
treme leanness, as well as extreme
fleshiness, is due to imperfect assimila-
ton of food, and the walk, by improving
digestion, will serve to modify each
complaint. There is nothing which
will so surely render useless all tonics
anti-fat remedies, liver pills, and cos
metics of every description, as a fine
brisk, cheerful, daily walk. - From
" Walking for Health," in Demorest's
Family Magazine.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-10
Table Linen.

In the matter of economy in purchas
ing table linen, there are two factors to
be borne in mind. Where a pattern
proves unpopular, the goods are soon
to be had at considerable discount
from the prices of popular patterns of
the same quality. This is generally
the "inside reason" for the great "bar-
gains" which are sometimes advertised
in these goods. The purchaser must
decide for herself whether this reason
makes the bargain an undesirable one,
in her particular case. In any case, it
may be set down as poor policy and
poor economy to buy thin, light goods,
no matter how fine they may be, for
ordinary table use. A much coarser
article, with strength and firmness of
fibre, will look vastly better after lit
tie time, owing to its power of resisting
wear. Neatness, convenience and
good taste will determine what shall
adorn the family board, as its members
gather around it at each meal time.
On more elaborate occasions, and in
the homes where wealth and social pO-
sition bring constant responsibility
fashions have their rise and fall, in la
ilhCb 40 CloCWhCiOs VI bHCoC, tuC
formal dinner, the less formal luncheon,
the cOzy tea, have each their require
ments as to table napery and service.
just at present, the "right thing" for
the several occasions, as laid down by a
recognized authority, may be thus
briefly summarized "For dinners and
for luncheons, cloths are woven with
borders complete and with napkins to
match each set. For the afternoon tea
small fringed napkins will be used, and
they may or may not match the pattern
of the cloth, as taste aud circumstances
determine. The dinner cloths are al
required to show finish of narrow
hand-sewed hem, as on the napkins
that accompany each. The lunch
cloths are hemstitched. The five
o'clock tea cloths are to have cut-worl
centers, cut-work edges, drawn-worl
borders, and as much elaboration as in
dividual taste may suggest. GOOD
Housekeeping.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-10

could hear of, with no good results, until
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