davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-07-31
QdoeInoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Sn i3rem SAtuB6eri9t, Sen Sic GjroB9es
ibW0rencn 9eitcrn einreicbtcn, iprodbcn Die
ielben ctnen itborfcn Iooel gegen !0Itf5z
St%oatSanwolt @pncb aus. Sic bcicbulbiz
gen ocnielben unO oaourcb in6ireft ben
Staat9aniDalt icIbit, OoB CT bic @roB8cz
idrDorcncn Dor Der .3cit entities - cine
Wode por 8ccnoi9ung 6cS Scrmin5 - Oa>
nit 0tclclbcn feline @elegenhcit bdttcn, 9luz
tLa8cn 9egen Die Spicler einsureic6eu. SIM
ipettcren GerIauie oeS 8cri6tS miro Oarauf
aufmertiam 9entabt, baB bie GpieI60ucn
untcr Dem S9uB ber 8oli3et ite6en uno
cine 2tn5o6l 6Guier pirb auf9cfiibrt, in
pclben ieocn Sag Qeipielt tptrb.
Ser 8ertcbt erregtc cine be8retfltcbe Senz
iotion int Griminalgericbt5 e@ebGube. Gr
itieB inter ben Wlitgliebcrn Der @rano SurD
auf gStoeritano uuo murbe crit mach brett
ittnotger 9ebatte angenommen. 6iilfS>
Staat5antpalt 2pn6 e%rflGrte, baB tbatiGd9z
Gic9 feline 2trbcit fir Die SurD ~porbonben
nor, baB bieielbe aber nodb germ cine tpeiz
tere Nocbe in StBung bleiben .tpoute, neil
Die mciiten Mtit9ltcoer uodb cine &leini9fett
per5iencn poQten. @r fii9te bin5u, baB Die
@roBqcibporenen eigentbijmlicber 98ctie
ben 3liien GeStin entlieBen, Der in Der
Dcrflpienen 8Obe 9uuman'S Seniter ser
fChmetterte.
, 1894-07-31
Der GoubY'fde SamiIteuitreit,

Ibcr UeIcben mir geitern beri9tcten, ioUte
am 8eitrigen 9tacbmitta8c Dor 9ticbter
Wta6nnep 3ur 8crbanolung fommen. 0a
in0eB Die 6auptft6gertn, Bic Goc6ter 6es
2In9eflagten, Ourc6 &ranf6ett ans 8ett
gefeiielt lit un6 fem 8u9niB abGe9en fonnte,
beo1tra9te ibr 8ru6er etnen 2(ufi9ub.
9teiem &erlangen pur6e Seiten3 be5
9ti9terS feline &ecbnung 8etra8en, Wcl6er
ben Angefla8ten, ben Glteren GoubD, entz
lieB. Der iiingere Sou6D erfIGrte o6er,
ooB oamit bic Sache nO9 ntbt ST. @nOe lei,
DtelmeDr tper0e er einen neuen 6oft6efebl
9e8en leinen 8ater erptrfen, iObaIO feline
S3Weiter iicb erboIt babe.
, 1894-07-31
Stdottibes.
1nuB an0ers mer0en.

6err goung, BET G6efin1pector 6c8
@eiun06eitSomtes, lit entibIoiien, nid6t
cher 81 ruben, bis bic a~bicbeuLicbeu @eri6e,
Bic namentIicb Sen Settiiebereien in 6en
Stofpar6s entitei8en, Deri9mun6en itn6.
@tuf NnorOnun8 6e8 GommiHdrS 8eDnoloS
bat 6err YOun8 BRET ieincr Snipectoren
DOr mebreren Gagen nit bem Outrage
nab ben StoGDarbs 8eicbtdt, genau %auf5uz
paiien ua0 tbm 6ann 8crtcbt 5u eritatten,
iDer bic S9uloigcn itnb. Ser erite bieler
8eriBte pur6e 8eitern bon benz Snlpector
2Oui5 q. Rabie 8emacDt. Der 8eamte
ertl6rt 6arin, baB 6te i6Gtmmiten 9iiite
aus ben @tabltiiementS DOn Sptft & So.
uno Barring & So. tamen. QtlS @run0
8tebt ct an, 6aB Wd6renO Der Nacbt Die
Nbior6trungSapparate offen g~elaIien NOR
ben ieten. 8eiOe Tirmen ertLdrten, baB
i6re neuen QIrbeiter Die S9ulO trit9en,
OOcb iOue benz ltebelitan6e 10 i9neu wie
m08li9 ab9ebolfen tperben.
, 1894-07-31
UeGegrapRi'&e OepeGAen
Fin ganhidWjnoler ab9efobt.
1(oh tangent umberirren III 0en
Der. Staaten miro er III Obi
oa9o in BAIT 9enommen.
Gi6ti9e 2Irbcit ciltes poIi3iiten.
90 otftnS. g. q. 81. SuLt.

S1tttns, 70. y, 81. sun.
Der 8oliStit g86itc, ipelcber BEN 6urdbge>
brannten &aiiirer Ser Griten 9}ationalbanf,
SDbn gS. 2oOe, Derbaftcte, logt, 0aB ct am
26. Stunt sic beitimmte Oftttbeilul1g err
balteu babe, baB itcb 2ope in GbicagO be-
ftnoe, tD ct am 10. SUM- Don WtempbtS,
&enn., %eintraf, unb baB CT iofort nit Sobn
gS. g8arner, Dem OtaIienpertpalter Der
8anf, uno benz 8esirfsanlpalt g.. ..
8olDn, cine 8eratbung bate. 2lub ipur@
ben me6rere Der bebeutenoIten 0cpOiitoren
81 9tatbe geSogen, u11o bQS Eeiultat mar,
OaB Bbtte ain %. Suli na6 Chicago abz
r%eiite. gfacb letncr 2~lnfunft BORT fatO ct
ictnen Ofann, unD telegrapbirte barber
na6 6auie. Der 6ltlfSiDertff S.Of. gSafe7
man be9ab fib bann lofort 3ur Grlangung
BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. na3 QlbanD,
erbielt oteielben, ebenfauS ben NuSliefe>
rung5befebl be5 0ouDerneurS 9lltgel0, unO
fam ant Srettag in Chicago an. Ser So
li3ilt g80lte traf bort am Wtontag Elm, un0
eriucbte am 0ienitdg Wtorgen ben Sbertff
bon @oof @0untD UNI letne 0tlfe, Die tbm
lcODb Derpei9ert tpur0e. Damn berietD ct
1i9 NIT benz 0ebeimpoli5ilten 8arropS,
unO ~crlptrtte auf ieinen Jat6 bel benz 8oz
1t5etri9ter Sello9g etneu !6aftsbefebl. 9lu
0tenita9 %9tabmtttag begabcn itcD Bic Boliz
5iiten 286ite unO 8arrOD5 mach Dem t6dtDz
tbOrne Nettrenuen, no ie ibreu Wtann
fan0en un0 ii6 in ieincr 9fGbe nteoer>
ieBten. Sic trofen nit einem 9r0l3fen>
tutlc9er etlt Qlbtommelt, unD alS 2ope NIT
ein .paor 6rellnben ben ~9fennpLob perlteB,
DurDe CT Don 8arrotpS in ben Magen 9ez
i6oben:
3uerlt Gcugnete er, 6aB ct 2obc lei, ol5
t0m aber Q8btc, tpelc6er ietne Serflei6ung
ab8etporIen bate, 8e8eniIbertrat, ergGb ct
ltcb in iein SCbiGidl uu0 erflGrte, D0B CT
bereit lei, n0b 6auie 3uritG5utebren. ST.
Ybtlabelpbta, GcD Orleans ui0 WempbtS
g~ereiit lei, un6 Ben N0nten Sobn s.. Nil>
Itant5 0ngenommen babe. Sn Chicago
babe CT iicb I'M 6otel Q8aloorf, ais bon
0fempbiS fommenO, etn9el6rieben. Sn
leiner 8e9lettung befono iicb Elm g~etptiier
Sn9rabom, ben CT in Wfempbt5 fenncn gez
lcrnt bate, uro oeiien 8ruber ieltcS 0otel
fibrte. Gr bate BET ieiner Berbaftung
nod ettpa $500 BEL ii9. Die g olt5titet
retlten am Srettag 2(6en0 DDn GbtcagO ab,
trofen bier AM Samlta9 Ofittag Elm, unb
~lteferten ibren 0efangenen i'm @efdn9ntiie
alb.
Qooe ipuroe bon 8e3irfSantpalt 8oIse
Sen 8unoeSbe50rben liberipielen; ct tpirb
bei6ut6i9t, Der 8anf 9eb0rt9e @eIber urz
teri6la8cn SIT baben, un6 ieinc 8ir8i9aft
mur0e auf $4,000 feit9eieBt. 9araut
purbe ct in 0aS Gountpgefdn9niB in
baS GountDgefdn8niB in GImira 0ebrabt,
no ct perbleiben pir6, Bis r~8itr8ibaft
~9efunben bat. Qm II, September miro ct
ben @roB8el3porenen in Buffalo oorgez
fii6rt merben, un6 tpenn cine 0tntla9e 8e8en
i'm erboben miro, miro ietn 8ro3eB pabrz
i6ctnlic4 i'm @topember in Q(uburn ftatt7
ItnOen. Seine ltnteri3la8ungen ~be(oufen
ii6 auf $4,000; 2oOe ~bebauptet, feline
Miti6ulOi8en 5u 6aben un6 6a5 @eIb in
Speculotionen D~erloren 5u bober.
, 1894-07-31
Rletne Udbridbten.

- 9te SQtnoiS Steel COMPANY 0fftete
9eitern ibre @ertitGtten in Soutb Chicago,
unb 200 Arbeiter fanDen baburb tpie0er
8ei3dfttgun8.
- Die iibGicben SteuerbertGufe beganz
men 9eitern I'M H%atbbauie. Q8er nit Ietner
Steuer i'm 9tiiditanbe lit, ioute nicbt
ldumen, otelelbe 81 be8letcbcn.
- GS perocn &lagen boriiber Gaut, baB
Der Getb i'm 2tncoln 8arf, melcbcr ii6
iitblt3 bonn Sret66auie un0 0it(tcb bon
Dem 9roBcu 8lumenfel6e befinoet, nicbt
geniigenO 8aiier5ufluB babe, baB an bielell
Stellen Ser S9lamm iic9tbar tptr6 unb
I'M 8erein nit 6eretngetporfener 2I6fdQell
itble @eritcbe berbreitet. 0ielem ltebelz
itanbe in Dem icb0nen 8orf, belien err
frii9en6e 2itfte fir Gauienbe cine 0oblz
that itnb, ioute iofort ab9eDOlften tperbelr.
- 8aitor 2eipts Oiron bon ser Q~frtcou
Mfet6obiit G4urcb in @ponfton bat 6inter
ietnem 6auie et1en &oblgarten. ST bate
in leBterer Belt 1nebrf0cb gentcrft, oaB feline
Pfan5en beibGbt8t tpur0en, ul1o ais CT
9eltern Mor8en itb auf sic 2auer tteute,
fab er, DaB iein 9fa3bar Go6ert Simpion,
Elm SletiAer, nit ieinem Q8ogen iiber Dos
&o6lfel0 fu6r. ST fteute Stn1pIon sur
9te6e, Elm Q8o1t CAB 6aS anDere un0 icblteBz
ltb DerieBte Ser B0itor ietnem gloc6bor
eiten 10 tpob(ge3teIten 6teb, 6aB Simpion
bLuten6 Dtnitiir5te. Dem meitercm &f
purbe bur6 9to6barn Elm 3tel 9eleBt.
, 1894-07-31
Oo0esfGue.

6olgenbe So6e8fGue Wur6en bis 6eute
Wfitta8 i'm geiunO6eitSamt angemelOet:
&eOnora Gritncpal0 bon 1923 9tboOeS
QlOe., Z Wtonate l Sag.
W}arianna 0te6er bon 1902 6t5f SraBe,
% Sage.
8m. Sitter bon 754 2arrabec @traBe,
81 Sabre.
Sobanna 8reit bon 279 .. 8(af6atpf
StraBe, 4 Sabre, 3 Sage.
&otie 9lcf bon $50 90, Obto StraBe,
1 Sa6r, s MoHate.
@5orlep 6cr8O9 BON 1929 so. Gorrt,
1 SaDr, 6 W}onote.
&inO 2orbig bon 148 8rotpn GtroBe, 3
Sage.
G9arIes Sro3 BON 3O8 98. 9}ort5 2tOe.,
SO Sabre, 3Go8e.
, 1894-07-31
Neue An5eigen.

9lue Gooess u Ell II, weIde fir ole
moreen.Ius9abe Ger ,,Jaiuois Stats
%3eitune" auf9egeben weroen, erideinen foiten,
fret i'm NbenobIatt, Die 2~lnnabme Don 2Ift=
3ei9en fir oas 2Ebenoblott idIte6t um II uhr
mittaes, fir ole Moreens2lus9abe nm 10 uhr
Qbenos.
, 1894-07-31

- Slt 6em Std6td5en 8eQe 8laine in
6em topa'icbcn GountD Benton bracb am
6amita9 gta9mitta8 8c9en balb Secb5 in
Dem &rob'i6en 2eibitale Seuer aus. OBJ
wobl Die Spriben ibneu bemannt pur6en
un0 auf Ser 8ronoitGtte erldbienen, batten
Die TIammeu 10 lpeit I'M itcb gegriffen,
6aB aus Gcoar &api6S unb Gana telez
9rapDiicb 6ilfe Derbei8erufen per0en muBte,
a6er ais bteie eintraf, lag bereitS Der
@ei6GftStbeil 6es Ortc8 IN Sc9utt un0
9(iAe. Sed5i9 6duier iinO BEN Slammen
srm 0pfer 8etporOen unb bic 2(b8ebrannz
ten baben Dielfa6 i6re gauge 6abe Derloren.
- 8or ungefdbr einem Sabre bate in
Steubenbtue in SefferiDn GOuntp in O6to
Sau1e8 Mfoonep, ais ct ii6 ieinem Gnoe
nQ6e fi6tte, ale GOrbereitun8en fir ictn
8egrG6niB 9etroffen. Der Sarg mar be-
felt, ictn @rab gegraben, Oer @rabitein
ausgebauen, nllr baS Datum ietneS GoOcS
mar auSgela1ien. Mt0er GrtDarten beiierte
ftdb fem 3uitanb un0 ct Derlicbte itcb nab
ieiner @enelung in ejn 9an5 iun9cS
WfG6dben 9tameu5 @lt5a6et6 8rnnnOn, Die
ct fitr5Gicb beiratbete. ST ielbit 5GbIt 81
Sabre.
, 1894-07-31
0run0eigentbum
a

Gotten i'll u. G. 9eftn9's 4Opsrs Safe SuboiOifiOH.
@uf oa9emeiueu Wuuf9 Der 5oblret1eu gsiIder osH
9errn 9efingS Jarn ON gOrpers gate i'll WiscDHiin III
be 0ote.5rOut i'll Gotten u~uSgeIest uHO in ben @larft
9sbro6t. @oipers 9afs 1T in 5peiitlHbteer Iobrt nit
Der gtOrtb @siterHsgobn gu srreideu. Itegt uobs Der
Station SeuOo SunctiOu, giscOHfH. Sic tur3s 5obrt
BON Senoa SunctiOn ann Cafe lit reid ar Sceusrtsu unO
astpdbrt cine BsrrIi6e ausf9t AMI bos bsrumIie9sHbs
&errotn. Sic Gotten babsu idnrHItlth so SUB Suotr0Ht
am See uub ielbIt i'm bstBefteu CONNER mebt Gin be-
itdnbig fjbIsr Winb bonn Sibeu lber ben cafe uH6 fns
III 6ulg. Der Ghofruut unb bes ftettg tiibIen @iHoss
bieIe SUtten bic bs9ebrteften am 9on5en Safe; fe bnb9
cine Gisfs BON 400 SUB, ftuO nit ben i96nftsH
Saotteubduutsn. mIe @ibeu. Subsu. GebsrH, unb onerIei
S9Iiusgep66Ien beItaHben, srbebsH ft6 tbsiltusIis so 6uB
uber ben Sss un6 bieteH cine maIsrti9e Susfi6t ubsr ben
cine Ntsite breitsn unb amer MetIen IaH8sH Ste, psI9eT
on Sa6ubeit unb Scsnerieu benz Cafe Ssnepa, benz be.
%Iic5teiteu Gee WiseOuiins. sletbtotmt. 9as flare
maifer, bon @iieHqueneu geudBrt, frsi OOH allen 6umpf.
~pfIauseH, Der ianbige 8OOeu bieteu Die ia6nftsH gaOs.
pIdbs; sobIreI4e Slide, gOOtfobrsR uuO geg.lH InSeH
gu Oieiem Sport SIR gab.unftaIten CUTE gsrpFsouus
unb prompts gerbiuoua9 5Uji9sH Der StatiOH SeHOa
SunctiOn unb benz Safe 1T seiOrgt.
gaur So Gotten fnO oUrbanSen; feire yau,iIls uub
acknowledgement iOatsH es unterlaIIsn, f9 cine gauftsns
81 fdern. gdbere austunft srtbsiIt, iOpie gIatteu
serIenoet
, 1894-07-31
SnoeSs@(atieiQe.

9erlponoten uno SreInben Die trourtQe gSadri9t 0nB
meiue Qeliebte M}utter 2gunn 0petttu9er S0nntoG
9todt 412 uDr int @lter pon IS Sabren un0 10 MtOuQtef
iauft euti@lafeu III. 9ie geeroi9un9 ftHoet itott Mttt=
lpp1 WtOrgen 9 llDr pom Grauerbnule, 428 g. MtDrQar
Ctr, nQbe u. Ctr, mad Der ct. Notwithstanding
bon oa nit Suti9en nab benz ct. Ntorter @OtteSoder.
Die betri6te
Gsarearctba @eiT, So6ter.
9lntolI 0ci6, ShmiegeriObn.
S50co6 Huo Wtar9uretD0, @rfeI.
, 1894-07-31

~VVV0EEWt~
Sreltn0eu rlD SefauuteH Die trourige 9tOdrtdt,
bag meme liebe Jrot SOiepbine $bome HQ9
31% SoBren 16lperen &ei0en int AIter BON Al Sab
rem ieltg inn 6erru enti6toteu lit. 9oS 2et1er=
be9du9niB ftuoet itatt am NtlttlpD0 ben l. 9Iugult,
1923 3iuerieD glpe., nab Der ct. SoIepbs=RirtDe
uuo DDn bort nodD Dem ct, SruifoCtIs=GtrNbpfe.
I'm titles 8ellelO bitten DIE troIerubeu 9inter=
blle6enen: sgSatD. Gbome, Sotte.
SEQ IuO GpOte, Sbbue.
Giftorin uub 8tat)ie, S06ter.
MtGpoufee, Wautelba llnO 9telp DOrf 3eitIu9eu
lpoleu 9ef. copirer. 30il2t
, 1894-07-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ToI8en0e 6eiratbSlcbetne pur6en be1te
BON !Serrn SalpmOnion i'm 8ureau 6eS
GountD>@lerf5 Qu8geiteIt:
, 1894-07-31
gu unietbeu aeInd5t.


= II mtetDen 9eiu9t: Sin jun9er @eI16ftsmann
~ lugt 39 : Gut nbbltrte Simmer bel llln9er Wittlpe
00er 6rdulett; ~gtOrb1eite b~eUur3uQt. Sfferten mt
BretSan9abe er6eten uuter z ) StoGts5eitunq.
, 1894-07-31

NuftiOIss SerEGufe.
AuttiDHssI vita
gtsuIdrs gsrtaHf8.SaQG
Montaes uno 2oHHerftags.
spesiaIs gsrfdus an onoereu SoegH beg Wtpnata,
Woorsn uuf 8rtOat.9erfauf, WboIeToIe Ober getoiL. an
Iuttionss4reiieH.
gsrtaufs bon @obuaHgss@inrjdatuuoe cine @n,,ioGtaa
SsGS oDr9sf6Offsn Bel utbertraouUa.
SOrreipOubsuaen merben erportet
MARTIN eweri9 s. 60.
@utti0Hdre,
f2aplS ,tIiO 6 6 6 Stats Str, ghieaoa
, 1894-07-31
gu berleiben.

81 Derleiben.
(Helb- Sebrau6eu Gle etmosY
2SIr oerieiheu 8elo III 9rpBen pber fIetuen Summen
AM neutrality-suspicious. Qiouos, 9Terbe QBGgen
nHo Sa29ergau9I9eiHe 3R iebr ~nie0rt9en 8ateH unb out
~ Ieoer b~sliebigen 8eit 9enod6t uno af bieie @eiie Die
3Inlen r~ebu3irt lperoe1.
Gbic09o 81 9rtga9e 60,
IS SoS9ueitr. G2auptfIurl erfter 5Iur iber Der 5traBE
24o9lSt9luIo
(S elo pbue GDmmtf1tOn Sine QrpBe Suutlne
3l q YrD3ent an oerleiber. G~benfaaS 9elo gu ) uHo
o79 ,Rr35ent; .8au=9tnlelbeu 81 9%ougbareu Staten.
2lhItoalp, tllo $. 8. StoHe q @O, D &aIaae Ctr.
(SIelo gu DerIelbeu 3u 5 9ro3eut 3iuien, @tlbrtb &oan
@D, 1910 9JtQ1ontC Selnple. 8runoeigeutbums= lno
@el3oTtS=Ntntler 81 Stote Ctr. 13mi 10, Oten, Oon15
SRDie auiuIon & So, W{ortoQQe @onfers, 72 Scar.
y ' pornltroBe, perleiben Sel6 aui @bicaqoer 9run0eIs
ggssm5gHrl an ben H%iebriQiten 4retieL iOpIe aud aut ST.
oaloe' 7o81StuiO
, 1894-07-31
Mariners.


9Setannte 8erlbnuGteit fam it9 nit $500 an eiuem
lelf 9nt5oblenoeu SeIbGfte betbetligen. 8ouu and
60DlellOe SteIln9 betonllnen. @0reiie II 20 Staats3tg.
, 1894-07-31
Garnten.
Sinan5ieQeS.

Seri6te0enes.
ODbne, gtoten, M(tetbeu. I1le1te S9uloen auer @rter:
=" c%oIectrt; feline Se5aBluH9 DeHu %erfoIglos. SS.3iuorn,
GOuutp.@ %Ouitabter, 56 !. aoe, Simmer 8. 2milS
a 6nIOeu! @auIbeuI @6uIben!
- QnerIei idle9te S1ul0en iofort couectirt.
-&eIHe 3abluug ObHe Sri oL9 GIL
@|pnItabler INNER oil Sou0.
gtppIeS Collection AgeuCn,
1924 &naue Ctr. 3immer 81.
5o31S 9eutih iuirO bier 9eIprodeu.
, 1894-07-31
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

annual statement Il H. AEG c6RPAN ElR IF
5SIeW3rk, IN the State of New Jersey, on the
S = > usy OF December 1898: made to the Insurance
HtoupeIiutendent OF the State Of Illinois, pursuant
Capital
"mH nm OF Capital Stock, paid up in
, 1894-07-31
0eI6Gft8= 0~eieGenbeiten.


= II pertnueu: Sin 9utgebcuoer, let ) Sahreu
~ init beItel1 @riOlQ betrtebeucr Saloon, nit Is ISurs
njibeo HODms, btaige Reute. 1T. Da 9igeut5imer , Sc
iA6Ite bat, inter iebr giiulti9eu 8eOiuguu9eu bili9 3u
oertouIeu. GOOms briugeu mebr u5 9eute. 9tQbereS
1872 Wt0oiioU Str, Gde 9th 9pe. 29il3t
, 1894-07-31
@erlanat Granen nnb Nf1hden.


O~Serl0nQt: Sine quite 0eltI6e &D6iu uu0 eiu beltt=
lbeS Wtd0hen fir 3ausarbelt i'll elmer ISamllIe pOu
5inet BsrIonen. 3542h 6orreit AOe.
WerGon9t: Sin ti6tigeS 0euti9eS WIdOden fiir
99usor6ett nno fo1en; muB CUTE 3eIgntIe brlu9el.
@uter &oDu filr quite 9lrbetterlu.
431 AibIoub 8Duleporb.
WerIon9t: Sin gutes 9tenItmdb6cm.
S29 2. ooliteo Str.
O2erlan9t:. Sin 0tabhe1, oos fOfeu uub oae Saus=
arbeIt oerrl6teu fam. $3.50 9rano Souleparo.
, 1894-07-31

Animal N9tpmpnt Of the .. S. Branch Of the
nnnuul NtutIlhUut SCOTTISH UNION AND MA.
TlONAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Edinburgh
in Scotland on the 31st day of December 1893:
made to the Insurance Superintendent of the
State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Arizona republican., 1894-10-12
PUBLIC l. O. c. T. MEETING.
Addresses by Rev. S. c. DavIs
 and Others.

4 large and appreciative audience filled the Baptist church last night to listen to an address by the Rev. $. c. Davis under the auspices of the local Good Templars lodge. Gen. M. E. Collins presided and opened the meet ing with stirring address, in which he called attention to the temptations and pitfalls around the boys of Phenix and eioquently urged the men and women ot the city to do something 10 save the youth of the land. He also read from Gov. Hughes report for 1894 that there were 672 saloons in Arizona and that conservative estimate placed the annual drink bill at more than $3, 100000.
 Mrs. Cooley favored the audience with humorous sketch, after which the Rev. $. c. Davis was introduced and delivered very eloquent and iH- pressive address which furnished much food for thought. He referred to the early temperance movements which were directed to reforming drunkards without molesting the drunkard makers, and compared their methods to efforts to purify 6 river at its mouth when men were pouring poison into it's fountain head.
 Hence the reform movements of the present day were directed to the re. moving of the cause of drunkenness the saloon syatem-as well as to the re- form of the drunkard.
 He read from the governer's report for 1892 in which it appeared that there was then in Arizona one saloon keeper for every 91 of population and for less than every 17 voters.
 He also referred to the late tragedy in Ehenix, which was the elimination of a row on Sunday night over 6 game of cards in one of the saloons. and asked how many years, license it would be necessary for this saloon to pay, to de- fray the expenses of the trial of the murderer.
 The reverend gentleman is very en- tertaining and forcible speaker and WAS listened to with rapt attention.
 Rev. c. l.. Pearson closed with few remarks commenting the work of the Good Templars, and urging the moral and religious elements to join in and help the cause along.
 He stated that he had been & meA- Der of Garden Valley lodge for eleven years and six months.
 Mrs. J. A. Phillips was detained at home by severe spell of sickness, but hopes to be we'll enough to appear at the next meeting which will be held the latter part of Novem Der.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-12
Mrs. Shurbert's Gratitude.

Mrs. W. F. Shurbert desires through TIE REPUBLICAN to publicly express her thanks to Dr. J. l.. Walker for the services he rendered her husband. She says his attention was unremitting. It was that of friend or rather that of brother than the mere service inspired by professional interest No human agency could have staid the approach of death. but Dr. Walkers ministra- tions made death less painful to the dying and frightened the weight of grief to the living. No lapse of time, she says, can ever remove from her mem- ory the horror of the last four days, but her memory of Dr.. Walkers brotherly kindness will be as enduring as her grief.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-12
A LITTLE RISKY. White Caps Had Better
 Not Fool With Morse.
Answers a Warning by
 Getting Ready.
The Doors Barricaded and Mu-
 nitionS of War Secured.
An Organization That Found Meu- ding With Other Peoples
 Business Unsafe.
By the Associated Press.

PORT JARVIS, N. Y, Oct. IA White Gap organization has been in ex- istence in Sullivan county for the past two years in the vicinity of Livingston Manor. They first drove away a clothier of the name of Landau of New York city, who was underselling the local merchants. They next turned their attention to musician. and he, too, packed up hls goods and left. Last June they took Pat Edwards. a druk- ard, made him run the gauntlet of 8 line of men who lashed him on the back, and then ducked him in mill pond. He took their advice and left town. About month ago they i'm mersed John Carroll, a livervman, who was too fond of his toddy in the same pond. He promised to reform. The White Caps are now operating at Kings bury Hill, Delaware county.
 Last Thursday they notified Mrs. Mary Root and Emmet Morse, who had been living as man and wife in that place for some time and whose presence was obnoxious to the decent people there, to leave or take the conse- quences. Instead of needing their warning, Morse proceeded to barricade his house, laid in stock of revolvers and ammunition and bade them de- fance. The White Gap party had not counted on such resistance and put off their demonstration. This week they sent another warning to leave, In which they threatened to blow up the house with dynamite if Morse opened fire on them when they moved on his fort. Developments are awaited with much interest.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-12
HILL AT WORK. The New York Campaign
 Is Opened. Senator Hill Addresses a Meeting at Syracuse.
He Pays a Compliment to Pres
 ident Grover Cleveland.
The Campaign Opened on Ground Historical in the Annals of
 the Democratic Party.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 SYRACUSE, N. Y., Oct. 11.-Senator David B. Hill sounded the key note of his campaign for governor tonight in this city and with his address opened the partisan battle that promises to be historical in the annals of state politics. Some 5000 people heard Hill speak and half as many more were unable to gain admittance.
 MT. Hill in his opening remarks said :: II know of no more appropriate place in which to open the present campaign than before the united Democracy of Onondaga county. I am so reminded that this county was the birth place of that distinguished and sterling Demo- crat and statesman, Horatio Sey- mour, [applause] from whose lips I first learned the lessons of the true Dem ocracy and that it was also the boyhood home for many years of the present Democratic president of the United States, Grover Cleveland, loud ap- plause] where struggling with honest poverty, he acquired those habits and principles of economy which have all ways been distinguishing features of his official administrations in state and nation, and recollecting all these cir cumstances 1t was deemed most fitting that the first words in behalf of Democratic principles should be uttered upon the soil rendered in. teresting by such pleasant memories. 7
Arizona republican., 1894-10-12
The Pay Of Railroad Men.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Is., Oct. I.--In the United States circuit court this morn ing Judge Woolson handed down his decision in regard to the petition last May by Receiver J. E. Barnard ask1ng for permission to reduce the wages of employee of the Omaha < St. Louis tWabash1 railroad in accordance with the schedule drawn up by him. With the exception of the reduction of engi- neers' salaries to four and half cents per mile and tiremen to 24-l0 cents per mile, the petition oi the receiver was overruled.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-12
LA FIESTA.
Phoenix Is Becoming Enthusiastic
 Over It.

Phoenix Is Becoming Enthusiastic
 Over It.
 The merchants and business men of Phoenix have headed 8 subscription list. The proceeds are to be spent in decorating the streets and for adver tislng the distant towns in Arizona and the adjoining states and territories. Ten thousand courriers and circulars have been sent to the towns in Arizona and New Mexico, and faring litho- graphs will be posted as far east as Fl Paso. Nothing will be left undone to make the festal week 8 gala time for the visitors. La Fiesta Journal, printed in red, yellow and green, will be out in few days. The citizens committee is composed of the following gentlemen:
 A. Goldberg, E. H. Winters, George Israel, J. D. Monihon, G. Hirshfeld. J. B. Kelly, Dr. G. H. Keefer, J. B. Lacy, Charles Goldman, G. W. Hoad ley, P. K. Hickey, N. A. Morford. T. J. Wolfey, Frank King H. H. McNeill, Frank Cox, J. K. Murphy, James Nc Cam, c. H. Gray, F. Balsz, B. Perley, J. H. McClintock, F. A. Hartwen, J. Thalheimer, E. F. Kellner, Ben Butler. D. H. Burtis, G. H. N. Luhrs. F. B. Moss, F. Alkire, R. A. Lewis, J. o. Dunbar. A. S. Mills, J. Gibson, B. N. Pratt. F. N. Jchofeld, J. E. Walker, M. Asher, Gus Ellis, Hon. M. E. Hurley, J. w. Frakes, c. G. Scott.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-12
Stabbed to Death.


 FoRMAN. N. D.. Oct. 11.-Peter Carl son, farmer living near Cayuga, this county, fatally stabbed Mrs. Helena Strom. woman with whom he had been living and then committed suicide by stabbing himself twice through the heart. The weapon used was large jack-knife. The woman was stabbed in the sides and shoulder. Strom, who has wife Ill Sweden, eloped with neighbours wife seven years ago and came to this country. The woman's husband recently settled in Otter Tail county, Mlnn., and learning of her whereabouts, sent his son Ole after her. and her decision so iufuriated Carlson that he attacked her with the above result.