davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-03
Olette Griihtdhen.

Ser 9iG6ri8e SintmD gurnaD un6 Ser
10idbrtge IonD &i9arO8, iinb trob t6rer
Su8enb i9On 10 Oerborben, OaB Ser 3ticbter
Softer, Dem ite ipe9en 9iebltablS Oorgcz
fit6rt ipOrben iparen, oobon Q%(bitan6 nobm,
ite mach @lcnpOob OOer TeeDanOiue 3u lem
ben unb es UNI t6nen BEN 0eg nab Ser
9teformibuIe 3u ebnen, Dorsog ite benz
GrimtnaIgeri9t gu iberweiien. 8eioe bait
ten ben groBen "Bootblacking Parlor"
BON q. BaSfale an MonroeitraBe erbrpc6en
unb aueS MIR irgen6pte @erpen6bore ais
8eute tpeggciblcppt. 0teic, aus elmer I'M
malie SbabteIn Wi6ie, 8iiriten unb am
beren @e8enitdnben beitebenOe 8eute mar
beute bor 0tic6ter Softer alSgebreitet. Die
8iiri69en benabmen it9 freed unO unoerz
i6amt, b%e9alpteten, 6ie Saben nidt ge>
ftoblen, ionbern nur genonnmen 81 Da6en
unb madbten benz 9ttbter 8Ori6rtften, tpte
er bic 3eugen aus3ufragen bdtte. Sic
tpurben unter ie $500 8irgi6aft benz Griz
minolgeribt itbertpteien.
, 1894-05-03
Der fdIfbuno anoefIaot.

8or 6em 8un6escommiiidr 6oDne ftanb
beute Worgen 6eItr gfiemeper, ser S6anfz
tellner bon Brofeiiion iii un6 in benz
6auic 245 State StraBe po6nt, u1rter Ser
2Cnfla8e, unter einc @etbantpetiung ben
9tarnen 6eS recbtmdBigen GmpfGngers ge>
fdLicbt uno bas Gel6 crboben Su baben.
9te Nntpetiung ipar auf ben Nanen BON
Daois TaIit ou59eitelt unb fam aus benz
9oitamt in Benbleton, g. 6.
SrOBbem Der 2(nipetiun9Ss @yaminator
bes bieii9cA 9oitomtS, Gopt. 8lad, gtie>
meDer ais ben Mann ibentiftcirte, Ser sic
@ntpeiiung ein9el0it bate, %Ieu9nete Sener
itan0baft, purbe ober inter $500 an baS
8~unDeSgeric6t bertpieien.
, 1894-05-03
Derlnefiert.

Sn bem Sarlacb'icben Saloon, 9lor6z
tpcfts@de bet SbroDpz unb IA. Str., Der,
gnii9te fi6 geltern Qtbenb Ser yto. "a 8eit
13. StraBe pp6nenoe Waurer 0iIiam
8iicbels nit 3tpei anoeren WtGntern betm
8ie%rtrinten. 2tae brei ipraeben bem e6len
@eritenlafte geb0rig gu, uno balls tpurben
Die @emiitber 70 erregt, baB, ais elmer Die
6ra9e me9en 8e3ablenS ber 3edI6ulo auf7
mari, Elm Streit ausbrad. SIM 8erlaufe
ociieIbeu bradbte elmer BET 3ec6britber Dem
EitcbelS nit cinem 8roDmeiicr cine
i6Limn1e Wunbe oberbalb Der linfen 6itfte
unb cine am linten Arme bel. Ser bcr>
bet9erufcne Batrolnagen ibaffte 8iicbeIs
nacb benz GountDz6oipital. Die beioen
3ecb6riiber batten Die benz Gricbeinen be6
8agens folgenbe 9tufregung 3ur Slucbt be-
must. Der Wtrtb u16 Ser ScbanffeQner
Wolten nicbt pifien, toer 8iid6eGS' 53edbs
briiper tparen, bod elmer Der noch in benz
Saloon anipeienoen @Gite mid in einent
oerlelben etnen @ontraftor @besfe, Der an
Der IA. StraBe, ndbe Der Niblan0 NOenue,
po9nt, erfonnt baben, unb 9e9en bieien
mill Die Yoli3et borge6en.
, 1894-05-03

iigen' An3abl non 2tmeritanern, Sic aaffenb
Dor ctnem 9entmale @Otbe's, S9iuer'S
ober 6umbolot'5 iteben ~f0nnen, obac aud
nur eine bIaiie Nbnung baoon gu baben,
peldbe @eiites6eroen, 6eren uniterbIi6c
@erfe b0s geiiti9e @emeingut aHer ctpiIi7
itrten gtatiOnen Ser g8elt iein IoQten, tie ba
in e9ernem 8ilbe Dor iib BADEN. 9as lit
traurig, ober leiber nltr ouSu tpabr.
, 1894-05-03
Gin Grunfenbolo perpehfelt feline
WohnunS nit einer dn0eren.

Der ettpa 23jdbrige, oer6eirat6ete @m.
S'9tetQ bate Dor ettpa icbs Wonaten
einen pledge" unter5ei6uet, nad melcbem
CT ie6S Wonate lang feinen Gropfen
lptritlOier @etrdnfe 3u iieb nebmen moute.
@citern lief bieie Sriit ab unO 6as erite,
mas 8iap that, mar, baB ct cine S4napSz
retic attrat. Sci 6erielben ibaffte ct it6
etnen iolben Gorilla an, 6aB CT feline
8obnun9 nit Der bes 8m. 8eron, 1888
l6alleOitraBe, Dertpecbielte. SSn bieier be-
fanocn lt6 5ur 3eit 0err unb 6rau 8eron
unb mebrere TreunOe 0erieIben. 9oc9 baS
gentrte BEN G~runfcnbolo ntbt. Gr begann
Ietne Sletoer ab5ule9en unO Die antpeienbc
6auSfrau fir feline eigene baltenb, bteie
burc6 beletoigen0e Nusoriide in Qlngit
GIT iagen, Die Qlnipeien0en oeriucbten aleS
M09Li6e BEN ieiner Sinne ni6t mdbttgen
unO ibimpfenoen &erl aus benz 6auie gu
befOmmen. 0ob mar. ba8 nidt m0glicb.
-GnOLtb bolte Der 6auS6err einen 8oli3titen
1crbet unb bieier bracbte S'9feiQ mach ser
8olt5eiitation. 6eute ipuBte ct ii6 6eS
GorgcfaIencn abiotut nic6t Su e%ntlinnen.
9otb Oie8 belt Nt9ter G~berbarbt nibt db,
t9m cine Strafe BON $40 aufsuerle9en.
, 1894-05-03

- Dim 3. Wtoi 1865 fttrbt GIT Dresden
Martin 2utber'S ~3tpetter So9u, Marttn
0ottlteb ot5 4rcbigcr. - 1890 miro Der
6ricbe 5u Sliod 8pii9en Sd6pe6e11 un6
8olen geih(Oiiet, - 1851 ptro Ser 0ic6z
ter &obe6ue gu Mejmar 9eboren u16 1884
Der 0i6ter unb Sdauipteler g tus Nleranz
Ser 0Olff 81 Qlugsbur9. 1891 BRIGHT in
Yolcn cine GeDoIution aus. bic 3ur Sc
p6brung elmer nellen Berfoiiung rn6 sur
Nieber6eritelung Oer Gecbte beS 8iirgerz
itanbes fitbrt. -1797 ericbeint 8onaparte'S
Mionifeit 9egen 8ene6ig. - 1914 lit CUB
mi9'8 XVIII. @tn3u9 in Bdris. = 1915
nir6 Soadbim Murat, 90ntg bon Neapel,
BON ben Seiterreicbern BEL 1olentino 9ez
icblagen. = 1910 tpir6 Sobn BON 8olisei>
oufitcht un6 MISUNDERSTANDING be-
frcit. - 1848 ritGen bic 9reuBen unter
8rangcl in Siitlanb eth. - 1849 GeOolus
tton in Dresden. - 1887 brenrt in ltngarn
ser Otdrftfleden &oro6D a6 uno 4 Wten>
ichen tommen in Ben Slammen I'M, un0 in
Wtedlenburg tperoen. in benz 0Orfe @uLz
fenSie "a 9Guler eingeGibert.
, 1894-05-03
Sptelt nod INNER SEN poli5tften.

Sptelt nod INNER oen poli5titen,
@bipar6 ~GbubmelstD 1tan6 beute Dor
9ttc6ter @berborbt u11ter Ser Q~(nflage 0eS
tbdtGtden 9tngriff8 uno WfiB6anolung ietz
ner Srau. G6ucbmelsfp mar friiber g oltz
gift, aber mieOerbolt pegeu SniuborDina7
lion, Trunfenbeit tm 0tenit un6 an6eren
9t5cipltnarDergeben imam ca1itrt nor0en.
0enu tmrter ct Den Stern Q6gegeben, 9ee
lang eS ibm burb ietnen polittiten yBuu",
ftc6 ipteoer ms 8Dli3ei0cpartement 6tnetnz
~suIcbmuggcIn, 8or etma 6 0oc6en ipur0e
er tpe8en 8erlaIiens ietne5 BoftenS gum
oritten Scale entlaiien unb bis jest mar es
i6m ricbt gelungen, ben Stern un6 &niipz
pei pte6er3ubefommen. Gr er8ab ltc6 nun
polenbS 6em Grunte un6 in Dieler Serial
Jung m%tBbanbelte ct ietre Tr0u u16 &tnz
Der. Q(IS tbn 8eitern 8tDet nit einem
6aft5befebL ausgeritftete 8olt3iiten per9afz
ten polten, trafen tie i'm III ooIer 8oIiz
siiten9ltniform uto CAB ct ibneu in birz
rem Nprten 5u perite6en, baB iie iicb troll
len ~lollten. 2lber ct bate bamit fctn
Slid un6 murbe feitgenommen. 6eute
muBte ct in Der MartpeQitr.7 Station 6ie
an ietnem Gpde beftnblicben Yplt3titenz
tn0pfe abgeben uno puroe bon 0ticbter
@berbarot bis gum 10. Ot0t unter $500
8itr9i9aft 9eiteut,
, 1894-05-03

s.. $, 9obfIaat bat bus Gt9ent6um
an Der Silbmeite6e Ser San Buren, unb
9earbornitraBe, melbeS an Iebterer StroBe
cine Tront bon IS SUB, an 8an 8nrenitr.
oteielbe 6rOntl6nge uno an Guitom 6ouie
Yloce cine Sront pon 66& SUB bat unO nit
etnem DretitDdt9en @ebdu0e bebedt lit, fiir
ben EretS bon $3.50, 900 an Simon &etb
oertaHft, 0as iit ettpa $40 fir ben Qua
bratfuB.
, 1894-05-03

I'm acknowledgement BEL Der gegenz
mGrti9en GOtbIage bas @rlangen bon 8ez
i6dfttgung gu erlei9ter1, ntrtmt boS
9lbenbbIatt Der SuinotS StaatS3ettung
Stelenseiu9e ~unentgeItLi6 auf.
, 1894-05-03

Die GoreD> &om00tc ibeint geltern a16
i'm QbgeOrbneten6auie beS GongreiieS ibren
Qbi9l1B 9%efun6en 81 baben un6 5tpar
inter %l1mitGn0en, BEL 6enen ~gelungener
Q8etie bic Yarteien Sic Stolen pertau1cbt
Dotten. Sin 9emofrat, Ser 9t6georonete
Sobnion ndmlid6, aus Ohio, bate Ben Qtn@
trag geiteut, boB bas 6au5 cine Inter
iubung 6er sWtiB6anblun9" bon 8itrgcrn
SettcnS 8Oli5iiten 9elegentltb Ser 9eitern
bon GoTeO benin &apttol Deranitaltetcn
&un69e6ung anor6ne, unb Die Nngelegen>
belt gu elmer peri6nIicben Sadie 9emdbt,
neil Sic WftBbanolungen in ben 9(nz
tagen 6eS &apttolS un6 oorgeblib gum
ScbuB 6er Gon9reBob9eorOneten itattgez
funben bGtten.
Sobnion'S 8arteigeno1le Sutbnaite aus
Ohio be5etbnete eS ais beS 6auie5 un@
uitr6ig, itcb nit Ser ltnter1ubuug bon
6anOlungen SIT befaiien, Bic Dor Sen 8olis
5eirt6ter gebOrten unb Sprecber Crisp be-
beutete benz Qntra9iteGer, DaB er ben 8orz
faQ ni6t SIT elmer peri0nltdben Sadbe
ma6en f0nne.
50 6eantrage tb Gerpeilung an BEN
QuSi9uB fir 8un6eSgebdu6e, bate Sobnz
ion barauf erpi6ert, ais ober nunntebr
Ser GepubGifaner Quigg aus Stem Oorf 6ie
gan3e @ei9i6te ais S6tpin6el be5eicbnetc
un6 8e9en Die gertpetiung @iniprr6 cr6ob,
nabm So6nion BON ieinem Suffrage Q(bz
itano uub Oas 9ous gin9 rGagesorbnung
iiber.
6ofentli6 btetbt eS bobet. G5 freut uns,
0dB Elm st p III lit a II er BEN W1utb gez
babt bat, i'm 6oule ber 8olfSbertreter, Die
GOreQ'i3e 8etpegunq 0ffentItc6 ais elen6en
S9tpinOel gu bran6marfen. 9amit 1T ber
Sacbe au6 tbr poIitil9er 9(nitricb genomz
men. 2tbg, Gui8g bat baS erl01enoe 8ort
geiprOcben. Gutgg lit fretltcb Elm siemlicb
un~abbdn8i9er Gepublifoncr, Ser icbon
pieberbOlt iei1e 2tbneigung ge8en tleinlic6e
8arteifniffe bepteien bat, ober 6a geiterr
Don ieinen Barteigenolicn feiner eS 9etpagt,
bie BON ibnt geipGblte 8e3etcbnr1g an3uz
fecbten, mus man bo8 tpobl ais ittQi9peiz
genoe 3ultttnmun8 betraDten.
, 1894-05-03

STsstdligan 0entraI, ysep Corr GentraIs nns
"TS Bottom & GIbnnDs 60 esbGbnet. y9ie
9tio9ora Saas 9tOute. 3uge ~oerlofieu uuO fonimen an
IN Der reuen @entral. Station on SAFE 6ront JuB BON
gart gtoU, MP p. Ctr, 80. Ctr. nHo 3poe Bart.
Stoet'StdetsOfftce: 81 @lart-Str.
, 1894-05-03
G~i1enbaRn-~S ahrpidne.

HbteaaO & gaortbipc nern=G SIT embabm. - Etd.t.
Offices: Sos. 206-208 Glnrt : StraBe, an Der
Sotlep Aoeuue Station uHo am 9epot Gde Weas.unS
&tHaie'9tE
@bfabrt aufllnft
, 1894-05-03

80 5t1lI1SEI15 ~ gr0r'Ng.oN0T9gEl,, r. 70 r! WL.
II a.; 9rfnnft '7;35 M, 1890 Sc, 1905 ME
'1l;S0 So, LIB g.. IA g. 1915 u, '945 g., s7N
.k @taOQ @, m ; .1o,oz t. t. d.; $50 g. ts q.
4odfDrb MP 5reepOrt-Abfo6rt: II 30, ito Is ID.
f4l5 u, +lL30 81 Nufunit: t10.30 WE. p Is 81.
t5.55 u. I'LL N.-'969ltdb. tSd0lid. nus9enon1men
Sonntng8. f3GgItd), NfUutags ouSgenommeu. +I6q.
LID, Sans tnqs dusQeuDmMel. S 3tur G0untdQs.
, 1894-05-03

Wtebi5in fort, ba ntetn @Iaube an bieIelbe 10 3uaenom=
men bate in 5ul9e Der etuoetretenen 8eIIeruuQ. Sob
9ebrandte IebS 5tal4en 9OoOs 9uriapariaa uub am
@nOe ieuer 3ett mar Die
Wunde v~o!Istandig geheiIt,
1nb rltr bic Gtorbe mar ols Grtennuu9s3et6en bes Set
oens geblteben, Delbes tb erbuloet battle, he Wtrfun=
gen per Iteot5ln pareu au) fiir metu Qouaes @pTtem
mp9ltpdti9 9eWeIen. SD babe mild lett Sabfeu nibt 10
6@1oDl beTunoen." SobnS. Gurrter, Q9eIt &ebauor,
81. 8.
, 1894-05-03
0nnortd1 Dnnt4ttPr.

S6QIih mad 9focine, MiIpoufee, Sbebonaou. q1a nj.
tptpDc, 2~uoiHgtOn unO NtuuI tee I'M ubr Mbenos.
gad 9raub 9apeu, Wtusfegon, Srano Goplbs, etc
SdQIIu 7:30 rDr MbeHos.
g{od &etuauuee uuo Nbuopee, 9ienItoa 9Dnueritna
uuo SanI1fag In uhr WUenOs.
yfa1 Sturgeon Sop, Sreeu Ban, Menomiuee MaHis
ittonr nno gBop 4orts Samftag i'm 7ubr Mbeubs.
Office uu0 9oas: t5uB DER wti6toou 4pe.
Nu5ueuDIunteu SDuutnoS 9nhnu
, 1894-05-03
sic MAIDEN Bic i9tpieri9iten &unftife Dor,
Gle lteuen iidl gar auf Sen &opf.

Gem basu eeb0rt Grdt er8ugt bumb ben @e6ruuj ou So6ann SoF7s
WaIpTtotE
@r 5ebt Die @nr9b, rWt Die grmaFm9sz2fu8hln M Derb1at BEN appez
tit unO 6ef0roat Die ger0amn9. @r tit 9hMh Smrd9G1 fHr NRanu, g8eib mO
Sno.
Ng Gafd9etranf fit ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lit r unOer9tiblb
&dufr per6en Dr 8erug mo @nttduffmg 9emmut. sic mE6en omnuf
befebu, ben dhhn Grhfl gu rbaten, oendbe 1T fuMiA Omt Si9nutur
ySo6am Soft" am 8loi1enbaG.
gtBner & Oeen0elfon 60, Qoenten, 1872 & 154 6ranfGn Ctr, &C. g.
, 1894-05-03
u : z Union Qafen9er Station.
LyIgnnSyIvdnid LINES.
@ Oo ..~ u.N;.n.xts

EzS9 ADAMS, SamaI= uto 9taoiiom= Str.
2tdstsOftcts: lin Der Station. III 4 Q. cart
6troBs gde SadiDu. uHb i'm AUDITORIUM 9pteL
Surf=3i9e iabren ME tDlgt nod @entraI=3eiE
, 1894-05-03
Die Wundo unheiIbar sci.

Sn 1888 reiite i4 5ur SotuItdt in 9ortmoltb @oae0c
enti1(oiiem, bos @eidpiir operireu 5n loIieu. &e
9Gun bdr5te bielteu es utbt fiir Qerotbeu. cine Operation
ol Snbdel opr3uueDmeu, inoem fc ertldrteh boB metn
Gobes sitter ODn rs Sobreu bieS %oerbietc, uuo ooB nrir
mn %5ettpciIe gebolfeu tperOeu tbuue. Sob tebrte Qons
entmutbt9t nocb Sauie 5uritct uUb brittete itbcr metu llns
9lud, bis pIoBlt1 et 5rcnno MIDI orGuqte, etueu @er=
lub mt 9pooS SorI0porllla All MAIDEN. SD tanite cine
SFloide. Sob bate crit eiueu Gbetl boppu 9ebroubt mo
i0on %oeripirte i'd cine &eiIeruuQ melueS 6oae8, 9ie
QSunoe betont EN- 9efuubeS AuSieben. Sch fuDr nit Der
, 1894-05-03
Baltimore d Ohio. Gi[pn6ahn.

GDtea9O 6 @eR Dstat9an : 8aBu.
Citation, 6uB ben y. Str. (Stobt=Sffics, 81 GIort otE
GoWI >, 1913 Start Str.
@bfobrt. gufuufk
100 W-WO6entoge-bur9f. 9o~rIor.gar-1. IS u
4.S5 yGWO9entage-GurdT. 8arlpr=@ur-6. Sc u
1850 4-td9u9-bur9fabre nbeS 9lafpoa- 500
Surd)fahrenoe SIge nadl 8ran0 SfapiOS,
, 1894-05-03

SGItttotS 6 Central.
@ne bur1oebenbeu 3age pon Der Gentrar- Station,
u. ctr. un6 @art G}0fu. ;3uoc fir ben Sfoen t6uuen
ebenfoas an %. ctr, 80. GtraBe unO Spoe Bart QsnOua,
men uerDen. Sidets III Der @taotOffice, 1874 Sin
Start StraBe, 1no i'm @ubltDriunt=6DteL
, 1894-05-03
Die PrOfGSSOrGn Won Dartmouth
ndnntGn 0S unhalbaT
Hoods ledoch hat Elm schIimmes
GeSChWiir VollStandiP gehellt.

uJN Ioob blEoNe llD en- tltllrN N%tlllplt an Nlrlurl1
Itnfen &nbGe, lpetdeS bolo ouiiug an immer3tn uuo
oufbrad uuo eltcrte. lluier 0nuSor5t uauute Is Gin
SeiGlpitr, mie eS QclpbbutiM in 6oIGe Oer0rmteH @juteS
bel olte1 Selteu portommt. 9ie 8ebouGluuQ btS Mr8teN
ntBte mir ntdtS, on ooS @eIdmir l0 BIS 81 her @r0Be
etner Hntertalie onSbreitete. SD fam iebr bohurb ber-
inter ulto Hl1Bte lletn Seld0d1t %ou'Nebclt. Sic NerBte
oilers ~
, 1894-05-03

AbtoDrt I%2lHfunft
3uQs -- --
GtbnelG5uq mad 9eS Motnes. ...... -" 3OOM 10 $50 u
Satrpis, Soma NIB Yepria=SrpreB1 1925 NRf 2:30 90
ct. So, @tf, 2Dptb s. San. GitDI' $3.50 81 1O:O0N
Wtitreapolis. St8. & Stpur Sails $3.50 a. 1900 O}
Solicit Accommodation. ............ 4:05 So 9:45 Mt
9srlt Accommodation ........... 4:50 9tt 9:50M
Sender, Solo. Springs & 8ueblo,
pia &oH1ns @itD .........-..... 600 81 10000
ST. Mortb unO &eros @rpreB.. go. 500 ~ 1OOOM
Sender. @pIo. Spgs. unb 8ue6lo, pia
SmoDa 81 Sirc. (8t9 Stoe@eitib " 1000 81 $40 81
Smabo u CT. 8oul 80Gt=@rpreB. 1910 @QT 7:30N Sc
8eora & SENDER 9tadt=GrpreB go. 1910 NG 1880 SO
'SG9lid. + @usQenommen Sunntoa. / 9usoenout=
men 9aln1tag. Z NuSQenDmmeu MtontaQ. o SSQbrt
td9lib ais Spful=3ug bon 9es MtptIeS 3uract.
NBteasn, WtIsr amree & ct. EaaI.@tJemHshn.
" @tobt.8itet Sfftce: POT @Iort.9t..; SeIeshons
El90 WtatiL. untoH characterization; @anaLs ahamk
Hno W9aoifpus5tr.
, 1894-05-03

NDteaeo, gFoe Sstano & BactHesgaBm.
W 9oIa9ier=StatiDn 8au @urert=5tr., en 8Gci
iiOliCb bonn 8oarO ot SroOe. Sidet=Cffce: 104 GGortitr.
, 1894-05-03
Die gtiGeI=YIate!" % 9teiu Ourf, Chicago
mnD ct. &ouie.@iicnbnhn.

mno st. &omis=@iIenbebm.
9epot: GCe Start uuO 3mblfte @traBe.
] &09lit. ouSQeuOmmeu SDnuta9. @btabrt INnfunit
@bica9O y @leOelanb Itail s. @rpreBEf 1885 ID $40 u
Stelp gDrf & Bolton GrpreB. ....... 1870 gI10:3O "
9tep gort & Bolton GrpreB ......... $40 "a 8:l50t
Me9eu Der ~5abrpreiie ooer Better in S6laflpdgen rifs
tet Aufr0get an 8. SbOrue, 9taet=4gent 1879 Start Str.
CHICAGO & ELT0N-UNI0N PASSENGER SIATlOH..
Canal Street, between Madison and Adams SITS.
Ticket Office, 105 South Clark Street.
, 1894-05-03

@bfabrt anfunt
II. Se6ruor 1894 Don in
@bICu9o Sbtcago
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-06
MHOLESALE POISONING
Five Boys Dead and Seven Critically Ill
from Lntlng nolsonous Woods.

TARRYTowN, n. Y, June G.--Doctors
were hurriedly summoned to the Home
of the Sisters of Mercy to attend whole
sale case of poisoning that had occurred in
the home. They found twelve little boys,
whose ages range from to - years, in a
very critical condition. and despite every
effort to save them, five died during the
night, while but slight hopes are as yet
entertained for the recovery of the other
seven.
From all that can be learned so far the
little fellows, while at play in the grounds,
were shown an herb by one of their num-
Der, which they partook Of freely, and
from the effects of which it is supposed
they died.
The names of the dead are: James For
restal 10 years old; John Callahan, aged
10 years; Thomas Cassmore, aged 10; Au-
gustus Powers, aged 12; John Donnelly,
| aged IL.
The coroner's jury rendered a verdict
that the boys died of paralysis of the
heart caused by eating a poisonous weed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-06

TALEQUAH, l. T., June 6.-Almost with
the dawn yesterday morning the streets
and grounds around the state building
were fun of people anxious to be the first
In line to pass before the treasurer, BY o
o'clock fully 1900 Chcrollces were passing
and showing their way in the great mass
of humanity in order to get to the pay
window aud by noon the crowd increased
TO 5000 and about $4,000 had been dis
hutsed. Large crowds Of people are still
coming in from every direction, and by to-
morrow, At the present rate there will
scarcely be standing room in this city for
them. In providing last fall for the dis
tribution of this money the Cherokee leg
islature shut out ali adopted, including
the Shawnecs and Delawares. These at
once brought suit for portion of the
money, and the suit is now pending.
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MAHANOY CITY LETTER.
IA BUDGET OF LATEST NEWS
All the Events OF the Day Told in
Bright and SPICY Paragraphs-A
Record Of To-days Dolngs

TReported daily from the Mahsnoy City bureau
OF the EVENING HERALD.l
MAHANoY CITY, June 8.
+. c. Lewis, Of Pottsville, was visitor
TO town.
Oscar Lutz visited friends at Tamaqua
yesterday.
Robert Evanson, Of Hazleton, visited
town yesterday.
G. r. Llewellyn spent last evening at
Ashland on business.
John A. Grant, Of Shenandoah, was a
town visitor yesterday.
Rev. O'Roach, of Pittsburg, was a
visitor to town yesterday.
Edward Comrey and sister, Ethel, are
visiting Newberry to-day.
Messrs Depew, Bull and Anthony, OF
Delauo spent last evening here
NJ. NJ. Frank, superintendent of the
Gordon schools, visited town yesterday,
Mrs. Kate Klingeman presented her
husband with bouncing boy last even
| ing.
r.. W. Ash manager of the Schuylkill
Traction Company, transacted business
among town people.
! Edward j. Heunessy, proprietor of the
| Mint and Sidney Landau returned from
! Ha2leton last evening.
! Ilr. IL. q. lteltHtl VIII HJJenu Jhe EEauu
Htiug exercises at the University of Penn.
| sylvania at Philadelphia tomorrow.
! Mes-rs kendrick and Barnhardt, eX'
| Poor Director Tracey and T. IT, Williams
of shenandoah, paid isit to town last
| evening.
The following names have been added
| to the membership roll of the Fish and
| Game Protective Association: William
! Bare, Taliesiu Phillips John Blaine, O.
| c. Lewis and Edward Hennessy.
! While driving ON Centre street Evan
| Samuels, a boy twelve years old, rollided
| with heavy wagon and but for the
| timely action of John J. Carlin, the driver
of the latter vehicle the boy would have
been seriously injured
| The following program will be rendered
| at the Alumni reunion tomorrow even
| ing: Ladies' chorus; address, DR.. j
| Arthur Jones, presidents trio, Misses
| Porter, Brendle and Shaetter; recitation
| Miss Bertha Shoemaker; local solo, Miss
Minnie Huppert; essay, Miss Augusta
Dillman; mixed chorus; ladies' chorus
recitation, Mrs. Horace Hermany: duett
| Misses Hermany and Huppert essay
! Miss Ida Warwick; history; COrnet solo
George Britt; GRAFTON, Harvey Bageustose
ladies chorus.
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The CInLm AgnInst stnnfnrd,. E.tntn

WASHINGTON, June G.-Representative
Mcclure, of California, vouches for the
statement that Attorney General Olney
has filed in behalf of the United States
claim against the estate of the late Sen
ator Stanford for the sum of $4,000, 600
The claim will De presented TO Mrs Stan
ford, who is the executrix Of the estate
The claim is the proporuouate share of
debt of the Central Pacific railroad which
the department of justice estimates that
that estate owes the United States upon
the theory that personal assets of indi-
Yidual members of the original Central
Pacific syndicate are uuule for the debt of
that COrporn, ..u
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NUGGETS OF NEWS

The Easton baseball club has re-entered
the Pennsylvania state league.
The Willamette river is still rising and
causing great damage TO property at Port
land, Ore
Pugilist Corbett has accepted the Flor
ida Athletic clubs offer of $4,000 for the
fight between him and jackson
A highwayman held up J. William
Jones, milkman. between Hasbrouck
Heights and Hackensack, n. j. Jones
seized a bottle of milk and knocked the
highwayman out
Several deaths from cholera have oc-
cured among raftsmen near Thorn, a
town of west Prussia on the Vistula
There have also been number of deaths
from the disease at Myslowitz in Prussiuu
Silesia.
Austin Edwards, John Kelley and Solo
mon Nelson, colored, We're killed yester-
day at Perry's Landing, Tex, Edward
Daniels charged with the shooting, sur
'endered and claims TO have acted in sell
jefense.
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CoLoR4D0IS STRIKE ENDED
The wRrllke Miners Abandon Their For
tihcations After Arbitration.

tincatlons After Arbitration.
DENVER, June 6.-The strike at Cripple
Creek was settled at a late hour Governor
Waite acting for the miners Only one
point caused serious complication-the al
lowance Of lunch time, the miners de-
manding thirty minutes. The articles Of
agreement as adopted provide that the
miners shall work eight hours a day, with
twenty minutes for luncheon; that they
be paid at the rate Of S8 a day, and the
mine owners shall not discriminate against
either union or non-union men. After the
conference she governor issued a procla-
nation calling on the men to lay down
their arms.
In accordance with Governor Waite's
instructions, the entire state militia is on
the move for Cripple Creek. There will
be about 800 men, infantry and artillery,
General Brooks has received private in
structions from Governor Waite TO get
consent of both sides to abide by the arti-
cles Of agreement, and not to go further
than Colorado Springs unless his mission
is successful.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo. June 6.-Alexan-
der Mcintosh, state organizer for the
miners union, read the arbitration agree
ment to the assent bled miners, and imme-
diately all the men on Bull Hill laid down
their arms, and pickets were called in and
the fertilization abandoned. The town
has been decorated with flags, and the re-
joicing over the settlement of the strikei is
general.
COLORADO STRINGS, Colo, June 6--The
mine owners say that after the insurrec-
tion is put down and their property re
stored to them they will arbitrate as to
wages, hours, etc. Sheriff Bowers says he
has warrants for the arrest of POO miners,
which he will serve. He expects the
strikers will make determined opposi-
ton
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won Her nrcnch I'D PromIse snIt.

New BRUNSWICK, N. j., June 6.-Miss
Sarah l.. Lining, of South Amboy, Sc
cured a verdict Of S., 900 in the Middlesex
On. j. county court against Julius S.
Bartlett, builder of Hackensack for
breach of promise. Bartlett was in court
before the evidence was heard and there
offered to marry Miss Lining, but she re-
fused The court refused to grant a non
suit on the ground that Miss Lining had
been betrayed under promise of marriage.
The jury awarded her the full amount OF
damages asked.