davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
unan9eneRm unterbrod1en.
5u9enoIibe Ginbreder nit RepoIperi4iGen
pertriebert. = Der 15idhri9e 5oieph
Gibbons permun0et.

Der fletne 13jG6ri9e SoIepb Gibbons
tptr6 fit einen neripegenen @inbruD, ben er
9onnerftag fri. nm 3 rbr in @emeinibaft
nit Spei anberen ibm ebenbIrttgen
Strol6en gu neriiben berlu6te, ibper 3u
biiBen baben. Otit elmer 9efGbrlt6en
SAuBmunbe i'm redten 8ein liest ct
an9enblidlicb in recbt bebenflibem 3ultanoe
i'm Gountp0 oipttaI Darnieber, unb menn er
itcb ipieber erboIt, muB ct gep6rttg ietn, in
cine 8eIerungsanitalt geibidt gu tperoen.
@s mar fur3 nab brei l1br0 onnerta firth,
ais 9tid WeltrraD in 1cinem Sette III Dem
butter leinem Scr. 500 Weit @rie StraBe
gelegenen 0rocerD 2ooer ertpa9te unb an
BENT groBen S6aufeniter bes leBteren Elm
eisentDimli6es @erduib, dDnLi6 benz
3eri6neiOen elmer @laSibeibe, Dernabm.
go 9erdui6lDs ais mOslib erbob ct iib
bon ieinem 2a9er, ergriff einen Eenolner
unb icblib ii9 in BEN 9aben.
Son bort aus fonnte CT beutlt6 BET benz
fablen 2icbte elmer nor benz 2a6en beftnbz
liden StraBenlaterne brei balbwl9iige
&erle an benz sroBen S6aufeniter leines
Qaocns arbetten ie6en. SIN tGcbiten
Qu9enblid batten i6pn bieielben Elm
groBeS StiiG aus Der Sbcibe beraus9eS
fbnttten unO itanben nun i'm gesriff, burd
Die entitanOene Oeffnung in ben 9aOen
ein3uOrin9en, ais Wurrap feline Waffe ers
bob unb auf 6eu eriten beiten losbriIdte.
Wtit einem bur6brtnsenben Nusruf bes
S6metses ~ftiirste Bet fleine Gibbons gu
8oben, tpGbrenb feline beiben SpteBgeielen,
beren gtamen man ipdter als Sobn Wuain
unb. Sobn Glen ermitteIte, i6r Sell in ber
Slubt iuchten. 8olisiit 8rabo bon Der
@eit @bicago Nbe.z Station b0rte ben
S6uB fallen, elite bin3u unb lieB ben 8ers
lpunoeten na6 Dem County 0olpital brinz
gen, mo- ii6 berausteate, baB berielbe ant
Iinfen Seine oberbalb bes &nies getroffen
tporben mar. @len uno Muain, iotpte Gin
.0ritler, Der ebenfals babel >gelpelen iein
ion unO iib Tudp Canton nennt, iinb bis
iebt nob ni6t 9efun0en iporben. Gibbons
tpo6nt BET ieinen SeripanOteu, SEQ. 437
Aatin Ipe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

6Gmorr6oiben sebeilt bur6 Nuofeiis
bIeiben 9ebeilt. NielnalO wirO jemalS mieoer
6Gmorrboiben .%befommen, Der @%1atelis no9
Gorl9rift sebrau9t. Sin weni9 Sorii3t
beim @ilen, ein meni9 Geritallb nllo Der 9ez
le9entli6e @ebrall0 bieles 9roBen Seilnttttels
miirben balb Die 6GmorrhOtben BON Der @roe
perbanne1, unb nit be1lelben bas fiir6terli9e
@efolee pom 9irursil9et Operationell, Gar
bolimiectionelt nltb Io9enallltelt l6ner5lo Ell
ober bod gefabrli6en Wittellt,. tuelde oltr6
llltwilienbeit unb 9ablt6t Der l%etOenOelt
Meni6beit auf9ebiroet merben. Nnafelts
wtrtt ben llrlo6et entsesen, nlsO t1ut ben
Ben fret pon g. Nenftdbter & 60, Sor 2416,
Seem Yorf, uerianbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
11oroperfuh.

Bum @attenmor6er mare Montdg 9ta6z
mittag nm 6aaresbreite Der in Dem 6auie
$50. ia 80. StraBe ~tpobnbafte giGtam
@re9orp getpor6sn. 9erielbe bate itcb Dor
&ursem aus trsenb elmer ltria9c bon lets
ner 6rau s%etrennt, bic ii6 bann in ben
v9lrisona Stats, an AZ. StraBe unb gate
Npe., etnIoeirte. @eitern nun. tItr3 mach
2 ubr, iblicb iib @re9orD in Die 9Sobnung
leincr Trau unb mar Der 2ebteret faum am
iibtig geworben, ais er bGtbibnel lelnen
&epolber soe unb bIinbltn9s n1ebrere
S9ilfe auf bieielbe abfeuerte, bic tnOellen
slidLi9erweiie iammtIi9 t6r 3tel pers
feblten.
Gregory ersriff iofort na6 ber S9teBe5e
tel bic 6lu6t unb pcrmocbte btsber aH0
nod ni9t binsfeit semabt gu tperOea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

Ser SoLbat Gebarquiit bon benz stpeiten
Snfanterie Jte9iment beS re 9uLGren
6eeres purbe BON einem &rieesgeridt
in Omaha ST. iecbsmonatli6er @tniperruns
Derurtbeilt, neil ct aus @etptIiensbeoenfen
li9 geipeigert bate, Sonntags an elmer
anbefoblenen S6teBiibuns~t bei3unebz
men. 9as &riessgert4t iagt, baB Der be-
~febli9enbe SfftSier gut Nnorbnun9 BON
S9ieBibunsen am Sonntag befust, Der
Splbat aber inter alien 1tmitdnoen 3t
unbebtn9tem @eboriam 9egeniiber BEN 8ez
febLen Der 8orgeiebten perpflihtet 1ei.
8rigabez@ General 8roofe, bet 8efeblsbaber
bes Departments, ermGBtgte bic Strafe
auf stpei Monate. 9tber Die Oberbeborben
in 8ai6in9ton i6einen sepiut gu iein, bic
Strafe Dcs Solbaten ~aufsubeben ltn6 eber
ben fraeGiden Sffiaier GUT &ecbenibaft st
Steben, inbem bieier feinerlci &ebt 3ur
8~eranitaltung BON S9ieBiibungen am
Sonntag sebabt babe. Sn benz miIitdriz
1ben Muiterlanbe Oeuti9Ian6, tpo
bob sepib feline Sonntassmuderei 6erriAt,
ftn6et BET ben Sruppen am Sonntas 11ur
Der eepDbnltde 9ienit, aber teinerlei
@rercitium itatt; man e0nnt bort am
Sonnta9 BEN Solbaten, 1otpett fie tpinen
8acbtoienft baben, &ube, @rbOIuns unb
Scrsnil9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
8eoenfItde Stederei.
Paul 11loeofaF perrmeaert pier sonosleuts.
antisO, gis.. II. Sebrnar 1898.

fNnb &lbO0OI0b ON%IbSlSLN WV
Inter Der iDperen @nfla9e bes Morbz
anfaQS ipur6e S0nntag Jta6ntttGg, tur5
na6 3 lt6r, bet Seiterrei9er gaul Wo9oz
iaf in Ser Sto6parbsz8 olijetitatton abgez
~Ltefert, tpG6renb feline Spfer, bier yanOsz
leute beS rabiaten 8uri6en, in rtebr ooer
1peniger be6entli6em 3uitan6e bem@ountps
6olpttal Iibertpteien tDerben muBten.
Die DerbGngniBpoae Steheret trug itb
1T bcm 6oTraume binter Dem 6auie SEQ.
1924 9libIanb 9loe. gu unb i6eint einem
bittern @rOa e1tlprun9en 81 fetn, Der i6on
felt IGngerer 3eit siDil3en Wogoiaf unb
einent gemtiien @eor9 Telonf beitanb. llm
@ingangs ertpGbnte gtabmitta9Sftultbe
paiiirte 2ebterer nit elmer Same 8ier Int
Der 6ano ben !0ofraunt, ais Wfo9oz
iat it6 obne WeitereS auf Selonf ~ftlir3te
u1b i'm tb6tli6 angrtff. Sin erbitterz
ter &anpf folgte, in beilen 8crlalf Ofo5
goiaf burb einen nubtigen I6teb bon letz
nem @e9ner su 8oben 9citre6t purbe, mas
ibn in unbdnbige 8utb Deriebte. Otit
eine1n SLu6 auf ben 9ippen, 5og Der nod
AM Soben 9iegenbe bIibi9nea Elm 0ol6z
meiier un6 bracbte Selonf 3pei bGBlibe
Sti9punDen in Der linfen Suite unb am
Iinten Qlrm bel, Die 6ieien pOIig tampfz
unfGbig mabten.
StaniSlaus @atSef, Nn6reaS 8omaf
un6 Srant &oSpraf etlteu nltnmebr i6rem
i6tperberlebten 2anbSmarne 3u 6iLfe,
iuuroen i%nbellen ebenfalS BON Mfogoiaf 10
libel 3ugeri6tet, baB bic beioen @ritgez
uannten au9 na6 benz Gountp7 6OipitaL
deichdfft tper6eu miIRteu. tpGhren0 .&aSpraf
nur leicbt am Qlrln perlebt tpurDc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
Staot Chicago.
Gin 9eriebener S9wtnoler
Bat ole uniteo States Grpre6 60. befohIen.

Bat Ole uniteo States Grpre6 Go. beifohIen.
9ie @e6etmpoliaet Ser lt;ntte6 States
@rpreB So. lit bi1tter einem Wanne Der,
Der bic @eieufbaft in Ser LeBten Belt UNI
Iauien6e bon Dollars in Der rafftnirteiten
@eiie b%eicbtpinbelt bat. Der Wfarn, beiien
giame bisber nlbt felt9efteut iperbsn fonnte,
CAB itcb auf ben fleineren SiLialen Der
v@rpreB 60" fIr einen9l9enten Der @eleu>
icbaft aus. Sraf ct auf Wiberipru6 leitenS
Der ltnterzGlgenten, trel6e 90. &~errt9an
als Snipector be3ei6ueten, 10 erfLdrte er,
baB berielbe nacb etnem anbern 9iitrict
beriebt, unb ct SIT ieinem ~9tadbfolger err
tannt iei. Sein iicberes Nuftreten, cine
unberfennbare 8efannti9aft nit ben Ser
b6ltniiien Der @eieul6aft uno ietn an
8iebeltDes @eien bei6mi6tieten balb Sic
8ebentcr Der Inter N9enten, unb pbne
lanses i30scrn bGnbistcn ie ibm ibre
8iicber elm. Ser @ine tpur6e tpegen feiner
nicbt ansr eroBen Sor9faIt setabeLt, Der
Qtnoere ermuntert, in Der bisberigen g8eile
.fort5ufabren, fir bie@eieui&aft gu arbeiten.
Sn einem 9inittgen %9ugenbiid etgnete ficb
ser v9rpBe 1%lnbefannte" unausgefiiate
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on unb Det7
1bpanb bann 10 ibneu tpie m0glt9. SpGtcr
fiilte CT bic Sheds aus un6 c~aiitrte ite,
manbmal lcbon I'M ndbiten Srte, Elm. Scr
8etrh9er bate iogar Wtutb 9enug, in Der
9ie1tgen 6auptofftce Stpet iener Nnmeilune
gen gu offeriren, unb baS S60nlte lit, 6aB
iAm aucb bier oaS @elo ausbeaablt purDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

1teber bic Nrbeiteritreits in @roBbritan>
nien i'm Sabre 1892 e~ritattet elm bonn
ensliiben 6anbelsamt aufeema6ter anti
Ii6er 8eribt einen 3iffermdBi9en gta9peis.
SIS griffen barnad 1892 etpas iiber 900
Streifs 8laB, pelhe fat auSi9lieBliob
baS 8erf Der neuen = ioaiaIbemotratiz
ldben - Irabezl1nions maren. Hur
tnapp 40 Pro5ent paren, iet es sen3, iei
es t~beilwciie, BON @rfolg, aber tire 8irz
flung beibrdntte iib auf einen nur engen
G6eilnebmertreis. Die groBen Maliens
itreifS i9Lugen obte 9lusnabme febl. 0ie
~bur9i6nittIibe Streit6auer par bier
8o6en. 9a aber gerabe bic. am planloiez
ften ms Nerf 9eieBten Waafienitreits aub
am Iansiten oa9erten, 10 itetst Der bAr9s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

Sn6em SotoIIt 6ie SabricatiOn un6
ben Gerfauf gel It ger 0etranfe fir
gefGbrltcb erflGrt unb bic S%abtifanten unb
8%erfdufer oerieIben pte NusiGbige aus
alien fatbpltl6en Gereinen auSiblieBt, Derz
ban9t ct lbgii9er @eiie ieinen 8ann AUDI
iiber bieie @etrdnfe ielbit. 8enn eS iebGnbz
licb lit, iDl9e @etrGnte III Die 8elt gu
leben, 10 lit eS ia seipiB audi 1bGnbIi6, ite
gu trinfen. 9tun beitebt aber ber tirblicbe
0auptrubm SatoQi's barin, baB ct Die
Scbriften oes sroBen 8ir9enlebrers Gboz
III 6 y Nqutno fir Die Sebt5eit be-
arbeitet bat unb baB bieie 8earbeituns bonn
iebiscn Bapit ais Gicbti6nur fir bic
fatbolii9e &ircbe nor9el6rieben lit. SSn
bieiem 8ube tpirb aber beionberS ou9
bargetban, baB bet @enuB 6cs Weins
bureaus nibts Silnbbaftes nber llnrechteS
lit. lInb ais Staliener perla9t iib Satoui
perionlib ben mdBisen @enuB bss @eins
9emiB nibt. Sa ct trinft irear ieben Sag
N8ein Gm NItar. SIN eirem fatboliieben
8latte Ieien nit ndmlicb:
Isle inns aus gans super1diiger 0uele miteez
tbeilt miro, pfIe9t Der bo6m'lt Satolt ieoen Sag
Mtor9ens frii9 ctiDaS gSeil Sl trinfel1, un6 S1par BET
Der Gelebrtrut9 bes bell. Mebopfers!"
Grob benz unb ale benz bat ii9 SatoQi
burcb Srelan6, Der bebarrlicb auf OaS gnds
bige 8oblpoGlen beS temperenaeln1en
ganfeetbums l~petultrt, gu Der @enebmi>
gung ber berii6tisten 8ori9rift bes ST.
ibofs WatterlDn beitimmen laiien !
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

Der Deutf6 Of fatboItfdeSrie
It Nlbrind, @eneralDtfar ser
GrSbi0;eic Cincinnati, iprt3t ftb
Iber bas 90 trtbsbaus Der oortts
gen en9lii6en 8reiie %9e8eniiber mannbatt
in fplgertber Wciie aus, NIT bet tDobL aue
feline beuti9zamerifaniiben @pae9en elm
p~eritanben itnb:
ySh bin tetn 9rohibitioniit, mobL aber
bin i6 Elm ebenio itrammer Sreun6 Der
OtdBigfeit, nie nur ireenb Giner. SD
iteae ear3 enti9ieben in Nbreoe, baB i6,
ME bic ensIii9e 8refie beribtete, Die
8irtbe i'm mgemeinen abeeton5eIt babe.
SIM @eeentbeil, i) babe niele 8irt6e ges
lobt, neil lie anitanbise 2ofaIe baltea.
9lu9 babe tb nibt seiagt, baB Die Sanoler
nit s~etiti9en @etrdnten ibr @eidbGft auf7
geben uitb Elm anbereS a%nTangen fouten.
SD babe tie einfa9 eriu6t, ibre 2ofale am
Sonntag tpGbrenb oes @ottesoienftes gu
i9IteBen unb feline 9otteSlGiterli6en unD
ltnanitdnbigen &eben su geitatten; oub
bat i6 itc, nt6t @etrdnte an 2eute gu Ders
~foufen, Bic ~betrunten itnb ober Die bur6
Saufen Bic 1tria9e werben, baB ibre art1en
&in6er 6ungers iterben unb ibr por>
bet gLiflides tSetm berpiiftet ipirD.
Wetner @niibt ta6 iinb Bic 8irtbi6aften
cine gtot6penbt9fett unb meun lie in
rcipettabler @etie aefibrt perben, fann i9
nt6t einieben, tparum iie unteroriGt Ders
BEN loIten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

fbnittli6e Gerlult III 9(rbeitStagcn unb
entiprecbcnb an QlrbeitslObncn, fir bic
Observation-Disclosures auf so Sage, alio
ein ScbSteG bes NrbeitSlabres. Soute
alio nur oiretter Gerluit ab9etuebrt tpcrs
Ben, - BON einem Gjepinn fir Die Nr7
better gar nicbt 3u reoen 10 Bate 1892
cine burcbsan9ise Steigcrun9 Der englil9en
4rbeitcrl0bnc nm mebr ais 16 Broscnt
eintreten miiiien. DAB Oauon nidt cntfernt
Die Gebe ici1 fam, lit befannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

= Sn Ser in bieicn Spalten bicGz
fab e~rpdbnten 1tnteriu6ung miOer Charles
Mocarb unb 6enrp 8rar1e lue9en ber @rz
morOung Der alien Srau Wc&enbrD in
@ran6 GapiOs in Wt9igan itnO nun bic
beibcn QtngefLa9ten 3u lebenSldngltder
,3ubtbauSltrafe Derurtbei[t tpOr0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

OoppeGipieL ipielte in Set 9an5cn I1t9es
legenbeit 6r. &iobarbl OH, oer Sapeltpor1ef
y8ieOermann".
v6ier iinb ettpa ein 8dderbubeno Bolt;
tifer, bon benen iebcr e%tn5elne altt ote1e ooet
iene gSeile @el0 aus Der Boltttt mdcbelt
mill, bic Ill @uriten ibreS 0enolien 0unter
ben &antpf 9cgen @ib0f fiibrtcl. sic e1lt7
ipidelten babel cine Sblaubeit, einc @e@
meinbeit tnb Srecbheit, Die aueS 0az
geipelene in ben SAattcn felt. Seine
3iige ipar i6nen 81 groB, feline Serlaul17
6ung AT eeilcbt un6 SIT untpabribet1tllcb,
UNI nicht nit Der 9r0Bten llnpertrDrenDett
sur MnpenOung gcbracht 81 tperoe1l. GIN
9(bgru1b BON Corruption FART Gtnem
beim SinbLid auf b:eie Satansbrut ent@
9e9en.
Ser @tbped bat BEN &T nit GROCER
2Gbiqfeit bis gum leBten Gnoe gefiibrt,
muBtc ober ibIieBIi9 6ob Oieisr getdbrz
licben Weute erlie9en, I'm 10 mebr, ais er
Elm 9cutiber lit. Mtan mub irii6 iein,
wenn man in bieier 9lorrctdcn Jtepubltt
etmas erreicben mill.
yGibocd bat in ber Sbat einen i3onen
0obn fit feline ser 6emotrattlbcn Yartet
geleiitetcn 9ienite crbaIten. Die bette
&raft ietnes 9ebens unb Elm tlctnes Ser
m0gcn bat ct berfelben geopfert uno nun
erbdlt Elm Sntriguant stpeibeutisen Gba7
raftcrs uno mebr ais Sipcifelboften Scr@
btenItes ben 8reis. Der Scbtag, ben
Gleoelanb burb @ibOef's 3nriflebuns
gc9en baS Oeuti9tbum fii2rte, mlB beions
bcrs ~empftnblicb fir Bic beutibe greie
iein, oie iicb nit %leItener @inbeui9fett tltr
belieu G%rnennung erflGrte.
vSn ieber 9tepublit gilt bet 8runoiab,
bab Bic Wtaioritdt bas lebte 8ort boben
ioa. 9aB aucb bieie i'm porIiesenben Sale
bon Ser ieBi9en 9lbminiitration btntan
selebt uurbe, lit mebr ais ouffauenb. 81
boe6 bate Our9 1tnteri9riftcn mebr als
bier 6inftel Der @eiddftspelt bon 0es
Wtoines, ser gleicbTals ein S6lag in'S
@eiicbt berIeBt ipurOe, binter iicb. Die
llnsufriebenbeit Ser 8iirser BON 0es Motz
mes iiber 6unter's Grnennung iprl9t ii9
nibt bloB unfer BEN 9eutiAen, ionbern
aucb inter eitem grOBen Gbeil Der InsIoz
Nnterifaner alts."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
gsenn allie anOeren febli6lagen, eOninltirt
DOCTOR SWEANY,
btn sroBen@elebrten II. bewalOertenS pe3ialiiten

Oet gr0RettWelebrten II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
S~atarrb Reble. 2nn9e, 2eber, SQspepia, tnoerbolts
Iidfeit NIB one &rotfbelten lDelcDe Die gtlt9emetbe, beu
Magen u. /. 10. beeinfluien: 9terrbDe, SpientsrD &C. -
SIMts MttO 6a1tt : &ranfbeltent Sei6pire, gSlefet.
8tlnpIes, Scropbeln, 8lutner9tftun9: S9pdren, TIeda
fen, MusIdblao unb ale &etben. bic onrD cine unretue
BIutmiIhunG entftebet, merben ans benz GDftem npQs
Tt6ublo ousaefbteeen SsiereN= 1rto tttiu=Sraame
Sd1uader Siiden, Geitenitedben, 8audspeD uuo 8loiens
MoiierIatien, 8riehti9e &ronfbett unb aIe 8laiens
befGperben beiber @eIdlebter. 8ebetme &ronfbeis
ten, Gtrifturen, 2ripper, GonenIuR, Gnphi1ls-
SnbrpceIe, Vartcpcele, 6ereiatbeit; @eSfbfnuIff
SG1udd3s Der Orsane urb 3dmorrboiben. SifteIn mia
gru& i9nea 9ebeilt ebne 96nersen. &erIorere Waots
neSFrGftl nb aae bamit perbun6eneu Sethen fir IN n "
ietpsbL mic T i'll Yerfpuen / m nprae5dr ita
t II after, cine Speaialit6t. 3ie 56redliG6ner
s5ofgen BON frig5eittgen &nsf6rettu1qen berllrIahem
S6pdhs, nerDD1es noerntDqe n, n1htlide Grs
gieBuneen, eri 9bptenbe abfubr, AusItIoa 9uriiI
9esp9enbelt. Berlult Der Gnereie, G6lpGhe beS RSrners
rnD beg 9eblrns, bic jeben M{enfGen unf6hio fir etis
blum. Sel1at n1lo Setrotb MAIDEN, lperbeT in leber
g9etie nit nleoerfeblenoem @rfoI9 bebonbelt.- 8 antett.
bic oott tbren, benz SeI9le9t onb6noenbeu pieIeu 3eihert
belatlgt Deroen, fptro iicbere STIfe. = GGbretbf iiber
eure Seloen, fnenn Sbr nidt in ber Stobt tunbrt. Saus
1e1toe pno IN lDrer W0bluno ourdb 8riefpehIel oeheiIf
Dproef, h1e Ar5neten fuer0cr ouf uuter1nhuttoeu hin
oelanof. 9etlung ptro 9oranttrt.
GIN mertDooler ,,6efunobeitS> Iihrer" fpirh
tbeilen. ""~
Sel9oftstttbet BON 9 big IL 11hr 0orm;ttoos. 2 bUs q
Har 9tocDnltftoes uno z bis s rbr 9lben6s.
W'ttterrutg: Wto1 o~oreiiire ane Briefe an
DIR. r. L. SWEANY,
S2S state Stt.. (@de gpusreB Stu, @btcaao, So
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-08
ALABAMA NOT so SOLID.

ALAH ANA NOT so SOLID.
 Twenty-Five years ago wise men pre- dioted that the solid South would be dIs. integrated by politics and that the negro vote instead of being suppressed and nulli fed would be courted and influential. This prediction hasn't como true to any great extent yet, but there is a contes, going on in Alabama which makes the negro vote important and indicates that by and by the prediction of the wise men may come true. The Democratic party in Alabama has lost its solidity and is divided into two factions, the '.tKolbites" and the regulars. The Kolbites are chiefly white Democrats who supported R. F. Kolb for governor in two campaigns, and in the last elected him-as they bslieve-but were counted out by their opponents, who con- trolled the election machinery and the returning boards. This party is room- posed of white farmers. merchants and mechanics, the 6rst greatly outnumbering the others. .. Very many of them. are ex-confederate soldiers, who, but few years ago, were stufing ballot boxes and terroriz!ng colored Republicans in the interests of the national Democracy. Now they are de- manding free ballot and fair count. At the last State election every county in which the whites are in the majority went strongly for the Kolb ticket. The alleged majority for the old line ticket was ob- tained entirely from the black belt, the returns from which, 1t Is charged, were held back until 1t was shown how many votes would be needed, and then they were filled out. This year, it is asserted, neither side can win without negro aid, and both sides are too we'll organized to make fraud or intimidation by either easy without de- tection.
 The Kolbites hold their State convention to-day at Birmingham, and the regulars will hold theirs May 2s. The latter expect to win by the aid of the negro vote. The whole affair is very interesting, and the spectacle of the regular Democrats of Ala bama loving the negro is collaborating.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-08

quilted silk 1t can be no longer clsssed ss bath robe, though Its cut still recalls one. It should be made simply after the msn's dressing gown, with turnover collar and fastening all the way down the front by frogs of silk cord to match the prevsilir 2 color of the material or its trimming An exquisite creation in this line Is sketched, which Is even dsintier than the silken robes for sale. This is made of quilted cheese cloth. The quiltings are made In parallel lines from the throat to tks hem. ed with orris root, making the whole faced on the right sids by turning over the silk lining. which Is q delicate blue. The frogs, cord belt and collar are blue silk, the wrists. The cheese cloth is e quality superior to that usually sold, and in many cases silk is used throughout. There is an
 outside packet of the silk like the lining, and this and the facings may be smbroi- dsred where the gown is all of silk.
 Yellow shoes and stockings are admitted
 with any shade of evening gown, much e
 some years ego yellow gloves were worn | with any color in the dress. Gloves and shoes must match and many women have gloves and shoes made from the same piece of kid, at least the makers say 1t is the
 same piece and charge accordingly. The latest fan is modelled from c Turkish pat. tern and has for @ handle c half circle ol
 silver, mother. of pearl or gold let into tbs
 base of the triangular fan. The notion l,
 rather an awkward one, but 1t is new and
 that's enough. FLoRrTrE.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-08
LEARNED NURSERY MAIDS.


 Massachusetts has been long and justly celebrated for the high standard she has set up in educational matters and for the general cultivation of her people. There are few towns in that State that haven't public library, all the towns have good schools and many of them have schools which are more than good. But there is always fly in the ointment, and 1t has been discovered that the educational sys- tenn of Massachusetts is painfully deficient in one respect. The nursery maids are not learned enough. They are quite at- tractive, they take fair care of their young charges, and they do not furnish any more ma terial for jokes about policemen than the nursery maids of other States do. But it is felt that those who have as much to do with the welfare of the rising genera ton in Massachusetts as the nursery maids do should be better qualified for their i'm portant work than they are. It Is also felt that there Is an emergency in this matter, and so the Massachusetts Emergency and Hygiene association has come to the front with plan to meet and coDq Dqusr it. The idea is that those having charge of young children would perform their work to far better advantagei if they possessed practi- cal knowledge of c number of the simple laws of hygiene and had received train ing concerning the best methods to be adopted in cases of accident or of some sudden or slight sickness. The members of the association feel convinced that those who need the services of nursery maids would not only give preference to persons who had received this class of instruction, but would, in all probability, be willing to pay them higher wages than they would give to those who were in these respects ignorant or incompetent. For this reason classes have been organized to give instruc. ton of the character referred to, and it is believed that this kind of instruction, hay. ing been begun, willsoon become decidedly popular.
 The idea is good one. The nursery maids of Massachusetts have been too friv. olous. They need more physiology. Aud when they are we'll supplied with that they will need some psychology. Wellinstruct ed in these branches and in the latest the ories concerning microbes they will bs fitted to help start the young of the Bay State on the road to literature, art, spscta cles and mugwumpery.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-08

neral can, you know. The frssnd-why dont you get plumber to bury him, thsni Harlem Life.
 nr. Gothsn-So you are going to settle ln tns United Ststesi New Arrival (trom south Anerical-Yes, air; they've got to drawing things . little too fine in South America to suit me. Why, sir, it's got 60 now that man can't even get a Sob st orerthroNing government unless be be- longs to the Reyolutionists' union and has paid bic fees regularly for six nonths- New York Weekly.
 The city editor had sent the reporter out to have an interview with . very aged woman they had discovered, and the re- porter had come back. "weIi," Inoulred the city editor, "did yoa see hsIi .-0ourss did that's what went for" "How old Is she" ''She said she was no years old. |" "Nery well. When you write your story, put her down kt I25. The woman isn't living who will tell her real sge."-w.sh- tngton Star.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-08

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