davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-05
Douten nidt mePr mitma6en.
Oes Dafeirs miioe, f6iitteIn ie oen Stoub
oieies pIaneteu pon thren 5i6er.
Sn6iana. 9a., 5. Wfat.

WiQiom 8. Maricbau, Mttglieo ber
6trma WfariboI & <ne bat iib geltern
eri6oiien; ct mar 60 Sabre alt, unb iei:
Ser Grri6tune Der gtorntaIicbule 6es Staaz
les Snbiana, Elm M}ttgIteo beS 8oritanbes
iener Q%e6ranitalt getDeien; auBer0em 8ez
bort ct benz Trein1aureror0en an.
Bortlan6, Oregon, 5. Mtat.
Ser Sprablebrer 6. @relner macbte gez
tern ietnem Gebet bermittelit elmer Ste
oolperfugel ein @nbe. Gr mar Dor ie6s
Sobren bon Glepelanb bterber gefommen.
Sine Nittme uno abt &inber itberleben
ben W1ann, BEN @eIbperlegenbeiten in ben
Sob getrteben ba6en.
Columbus, Sn6., 5. Wtat.
@eitern Worgen beri6Gufte 2iQie, Sic
19jGbrige Go9ter beS Gountpi9aBmeiiterS
8alfcr in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Qbitcbt 5tuei
l1u3en &arbOlidure, unc mar fur3e 3eit
6Qrauf cine 2eicbe.
, 1894-05-05
Soil frumm 9emefen fetn.
Der Derwalter elmer llnterftHbunesFa1e auf
Rcifer.
M 5. Otui,

Wt tltoaufee, 5. Utat.
Ser S6abmeiiter Des l1ntertiBungSz
oeretnS Der 6elermcbr, SbomaS 81. Statt,
bat 9eitern 9lbenb eegen ben friiberen
Setretdr Der Selerwebr, @barles Ct. @rotb,
ipe9en Hnteri6la9ungen bon @elbern etnen
9attbetebl erntrft. 0or ungefGbr iebs
Mocben le9te @rotb feline Steuuug nieber;
man tpuBte, baB it9 @rotb, ipelber ben
Inter tiiBungsfonb Der Telertpe6r DertpaLz
tete, IN @elOperlegenbetten befanb unD cine
bon etnem Sa0peritGnbigen borgenome
meme llnteriubung ietncr 8iicber bate
elnen Teblbetrag bon $3305 ergeben. 9a
MAJ ober annabnl, oaB feline 8iir9en bas
@eIO eriebcn miirbeu, tpar ct CUR 3eit, ais
er letn 2lmt nie0erle9te, nicbt perbaftet
moroen. 9tls bie 8eamten 6es Inter
ttiibun9SoereinS absr iaben, OaB @rot6'S
8argen feline Qlnitalten trafeu, Sic feblen6e
Sumnle 81 beden, iDuroe bei6loiien, BEN
frummen Wann in Oaft nebmen I'll laIien.
@rotb trat g~eiteru Wtorgen cine 8eiie nab
Stem Oort al unO bat iicb tpabribeinlib
geitern 2lbenb in @bicago befunben.
, 1894-05-05
Gin alter STREET. beenoet.
pobei Siidien= uno 3epoIperFuoeIn sur
Qnpenouna eebra6t meroetl.
8 oItimnre. j. Mni

Son l8elb in g8eit Girsinien tpirb Ser
ySHn" 1olgenoeS berid6tct SIN Ser 01Qbe
oeS TluiicS Sug be9e9nete Spler Sarmon
benz @pan 3. Sreemon unb 6eIien 8rlIber
gS. &. 6reeman. 6armon bate cine g1inz
cbelter Sucble BET itb, ip6brenb bie beioen
Srlloer 5teooloer trugen. Gor 3p0lf Sab
rem mar 5tpt1cben ben 3eutcn iiber etn Slid
Sono Strett enttanoen, ulo III 6olge belien
6e@alt1ten Die 9rei lofOrt 5u leuern. Gpon
6reemon puroe iofort eriboien uno g8ils
llam 0rerma1 tootIib o%erlpunoet 6ormou
plleD unoerlebt, ulO bat lidb Qefliichtpt
gSluIam Treeman ipar Gin Wtjto(ieb Ser
lc5ten Staatsgclebgebung.
, 1894-05-05
Die ,,fdJ0nrn Gage" uon Gomeu
SsLanO uOriiber.
Gr.8of mcRane'5 bisberi9e Do
mdne
Nnn inter ser Sotm66i9feit Ser frOmmen
Kirdenitaot.
8rpofIDn, Sc. g., 5. N1ai.

X ! y IL ~ O.I a. IJtut'
Die Ginperleibung Der Ortic6aft @raz
beSen0 auf Doer piclnlehr bel Gonep S.
Lamb, bis Dor &urSem pes Nun tpegen freCber
8abl6etriigereien i'm 3ucbtbauie befinoz
ltohcn y@r=8ones" Sobn O.Otc&ane unbez
i~trittene 9omGne, in bic Staot 8rooflnn
lit ein GreigniB bon Nicbtigfeit fir Bic 8cz
Dobner Der &tr3enitabt uno bon @raocsz
en0.
9(uf Gomez SSlanb iel6it 6efinOen iib
oas rtelt9e Ofanbattan 8eacb 6otel,
DaS 8rtgbtOn 8eacb> unO oaS 98elt 8rigbz
tonz6otel. Serner cine groBe QlnSobl
&on8crt7 un6 Son36alten, 8icrlofale,
Sertaufs6uOen &C., in benen e3 ltetS
in lebr u~nge5nungener unb bGufig
iogar ic6r unanitGnbiger G8ctie 5uz
9tng. Wit Ser Ginoerleibung bon
@raueSenb, beSD. Gonep SSlanb III Die
Stuot 8rootlDn 6iirfte oaS Sii9euoie Srciz
ben pdbren6 Der Commemorate po6l Elm
Gn0c 6aber, oocr boob fart ein9eoGnImt
iptroen. 8irgermciiter S6ieren iiebt lebr
auf Nnltaro uno Sr6nung uno laBt nicbt
nit itc6 ipaBen. Die Spielb0len unb orr
binGren Gan5lofaLe iperoen unSpcifclbnft
lofort aufgebOben pcrOen altcb madben ltb
sic 8eobadbter 0eS Sabbatb'S 6offnung
barauf, baB bic auf Gonep S5lauO bisber
9eberrl6te SonntagSfreibeit perOe aui8eboe
ben ODER itarf bcidbrduft pcrbeu. (9arin
Diirtten itcb bieielben aber irren, bonn 6crr
Sbiereu lit allies, aber ltur fetu 0tufer.
9lnmfg B. &eo.) Die Sc5anflicenSen,
ipelcbe Die Gopnbe60rOc bisbcr na6 @utz
Oiinfen feiticbts, iperben auf $50, begin.
800 erb0bt uno ibre s3abl tart Uermins
bert iper0e1t.
, 1894-05-05
Oct Auf1OnO jnSan SO(OaOOr.
Tali6e ~&esiermgsberifte iiber Die
Serluite Der Gebellen.
Die prefie utter itren9er Geniur.
Die Rebellion 9ewinnt td9Iid an Sooen.
90 E IN 9 5. O2at.

I(eD y or.f D. U(dt.
Gtnc 9epeicbe Der yBorl6" aus San
SaIpabor entbGlt folgenoe Mitt5eilun9 {:
Der General Nntonio @5etd, 8tceprGitbent
ullo 8ruOer 6es BrGfioenten Carlos @5eta,
belcbteBt Santa Gina, oaS nod bon ben
Ge6ellen beieBt lit. Die 8iirger Der Stabt,
tpelcbe OaS Reimbursement fircbtert, baten
Die GebeQfIbrer, Die Sta6t gu Derlalien,
batten aber feiren Grfplg.
@eitern nllr0e cine Sblacbt geLiefert, in
ipelber bunbert 9tebeQen getDbtet unb Dtele
pertpunbet ipurben, ipdbrenb nab 8ericbten
Der Eegterung bic Sruppen ser lebteren nur
etl1en geringen GerIuit erlittea. Sen. @3eta
bat WtaBregeLn getroffen, UNI Ben Gebellen
ben Gltd3ug ab5ui6neioer, un0 eS 6etBt,
Oab bic Gebeuion binl1en &ursem i6r @nbe
erreidbt baben miro.
0te 8eOOlferung glaubt aber nidt 6ardn,
ob9letA Die Eegterun9 i'm Stan0e lit, Dtele
tauien0 sWann ge9en Die 9tebeuen ms Selo
3u fitbren.
@tnem @eriicbte mach baber austpGrtige
unO Die 9tebellen iDeroen bonn 2(uSIan6e
ret9lt9 unteritiibt.
q at NJ a q 5. Wfat.
SIN Solbaoor iibt Sic 9e9ierung cine
itrenge Geniur iber Sic 8reiie aus, un6 ale
8ertcbte limb OemgemGB gefGrbt, nenn eS
nic6t gelingt, oieiclben beinllicb aus benz
&anoe 5u 1btGcn.
Die 3tebeQion 9etDlnnt all 8o6en; sic
Gebelen baben 1000 Wfann ipobLbenoffnete
Iruppen un6 Derben tpabrid5einli6 in
fiir3elter 3eit bon 6onOuros aus p%eritGrft
tperDclt.
General Qetond, Elm Sliicbtltng aus Sal>
babDr, tpelcber bier 8odbcn a6iDeien6 mar,
un0 beute eri6Dpft 5urii69efebrt lit, bat
etnem Go~rreiponbenten Der v0orI6" Die
@eritberun9 g~egeben, baB G3eta'S ltie6erz
lnge iiber lit, DAB Der 8rGiibent I'M gan5en
2dnoe GuBerlt unbeliebt lit, ln0 Defenders
ieitoem es betannt lit, baB feline 8eratber
fGufltcbe Berionen itno, beten eS gGn3Licb
on 8atriotiSmuS feblt. 9iele GebolutiOn
lit i6ou ictt ldtgerer 3eit borbereitet nor
ben. 9
9tab Sen Lcbten 8eridbten ans Santa
Q(na geipinl1t Die reoolutionGre 8eipegung,
tDelcbe BON ben 0enerGlen Sernonoe5 uno
2etona in'S 9eben 9erufen tpIroe, t69Itcb
an StGrfe.
Die StrettfrGfte inter Sen. 2(ntonto
@3cta, tpeIcbe 1900 9utgeibulte Gruppen
3GbIen, bereiteten iid geitern auf einen Nne
grill DOr; ais aber bic Otacbri6t %eintraf,
oaB Die GebeQen porritden molten, iteute
@5eta feline GorbereitIngen eiu.
6onburaS unteritiibt Die 8ebeIion, un6
ObgLei6 iib OieieIbe iebt nOb auf Santa
Gina unb SOuioncata bei6rdntt, 9Laubt
MAJ OO6, baB iie it9 iiber 9an3 SalOabor
perbreiten niro.
Ser amtIt6e 8eribt aus Salpa6or iiber
bic grOBen Gerluite bet 9tebeQen lit falib.
, 1894-05-05
Robletor0ber= Sttetk bei
M0rbnr0.
Kampf 5wiidPen poli5iiten uno
Stretfern.
Oret Ser Iebteren 9et0otet uno finf=
5ehn p~erpunoet.
s,er oiilfe berhetarrmfem.
SC N Nnrf. 8. M1di

Sem gort 8. Wiai.
Sine 9epcidbe beS v6eralO" aus Berlin
entbaLt Sol9enbes: 8or eini9en Sagen
i%treitten bic &oblengrGber in DEM 8ergz
tpertSbesirfc BON 6alfenau, in Der Ndbe BON
Warburg, neil ibren b;elfacben 8eibmerOen
iiber bic @eripaltun9 6eS 8ergperfes nicbt
abge6oIfen pur6e.
@eftern rotteten itb Die Streiter in unO
bel SaIten6er9 suiammen, unO els ~finf5ig
Wfann BoIt5et auf benz S6ouplabe Ser
llnru6en eri9ienen, tpur6en ite nit Stetz
men unb @r0fIumpen beporfen. Die
9oli3iiten b~ran9en mebrere Wtale auf bic
Streitcr Elm, aber ba 6icie bartnGdtgen
8ioeritanO leiiteten, ~feuerten bic g OIi5iften
5pet Salben ouf ie ab, mo6urcb 6rei
Stretter getO6tet uno fiinf3ebn perpunoet
Durben.
2uS iib bteielben 5uriif5ogen, pur6en
tele9rap3ii3 &ruppen berbeiaerufen, unO
0teie balteu ben 8e3irf nod5 belebt, 0a
tpeitere llrruben befirebtet perben.
, 1894-05-05
IN. ibrer DoRnun9 nieoer9es
fdla9en.
Cine dItIi6e Srau i'll ihrer ei9enen Wohnune
berdubt.
Sd tLmoufee.5 5. W2ot.

~ y ' ~ " ~ ' ' Y -" ]1bAb%
@eltern Mittag purOe Die 57idbrige
Srau Sate Sell, mel6c in go. 1913 Tourtb
Str. etna&oit6auS bait, in ibrer eigenen
Q8Obnun9 bon spet StroGdben nieber9ez
i6lagen un6 nm SIG berolbt. 8iS Oret
llbr Lag iie bepuBtIoS in ibrem 3tmmer
unb Dann erit nuroe BON 9facbbarn, Die 3u@
faQt9 in bas 0aus 9ctommen mareu, dr5ts
ltcbe 6iilfe 3erbeigebolt. Die Trau befinz
bet ii6 in eincm beOenfGiben !3uitanbe lnO
erlic9t m09libec 8eile ibre1t YerleBun9en.
Sic beiben GGuber lDarer inter benz 8orz
manDe, itb Simmer anleben SIT ipouen, ms
6ouS 9efommen unO icblu9en bic Srau ais
Oteie nit ibnen einS Ser 3tmnter betreten
bate, NIT einem San6lad nieoer,; barauf
Olr5lucbten ite baS 6ou3 uub ma6ten iicb
nit Der aus $40 b%elteben0en 8eute baOon.
Ser Poliaei lit eS nocb ni6t %9elun8en, ble
Gduber btngfeit 81 madben.
, 1894-05-05
DDnalmilattentnt.
0n Sourbes bel DaIenctennes err
plootrt cine 8ombe.
Cine frau Dor S6red oeftorben, uno cine
anoere fdwer ~erfranft.
sc etp 81 ). O3ai


Sine 9epeicbe 6eS y6eralb" aus 8aris
melbet 6olgen0eS @eftern 2lbeno crplobirte
in 2OurCbes BEL 8aIencienneS, cine Dpnoz
mitbpmbc. @s mar Die 9(bIibt, oas Sau5
beS Sn9enieurs 9eperne, bon er0oudbpenz
8ergperts9eleuibaft 5u 5erit0rcn, pelcbe
iett ben leBten brei Sabren Sablreibe Stretz
t~i9teiten nit ibren 2euten battle. Die
6Guier in einem llntfreiie bon bunoert
CARDS nurben ~sertriimmert, aber iOnit
wurbe nur wenig SobaOen angericbtet.
gtientano tpur0e ourb Die Spreugitiite Der
8ombe getronen, aber eiue 6r0u itarb cine
Stunbe ipGter por Sbrsd, bsH ihr Der
&nau Der erplooJrten Bonnie e;ugeiagt
bate; cine anbere SraU lit III 6oIge oeiisn
ibper ~erfranft, uno auh ibr 9tben iii gez
fGbrbet. Sin Miaun TT auf Den 9eroaht,
Die Bonnie nieoerge!egt 81 haben, perboftet
tporoen.
, 1894-05-05
6en. Srorpu rclltt Ut&a
Den G~oreyareru miro Gin uf:;ss ,.ss sat
0eplISL
" 0ibiugtam ) =ta


Gin untcrnehmtrotg Na~H.:s Ss &EEt>@
eigentbum hat lich er9o.tgs Hse &~&seaatsgt
Nrbeit su perithaftg. s. 9&. eeese HgeS
uno cine babe Niej.s ron S<s &,asg $
ferut eiu Sri& &anes Ha& p ess esss
barauf p~acbienotu &@'&gsg. ass.@s. easss
m0cbte, I'M eS III &aap.@ss a@&S@,eses,
Scr 9IaB lit bibith ae!sge0. md NE, sez
lumber ais Oa3 al Der Nf!.uN@a9 Ne% &9e
sugscanals ~liegenOe Eager Der GoyeDGter.
Ser G%igentbimcr ieneS @runSlutGe@. D.
g. g. @ebring, bat iicb iest erbOtcu, Den
vRriegcrn" GOrcDs ieneS 2anO ais Eager
plab su iiberlaiien, unO jbnen 5000 fir DaS
Rldren oefielben bon bem 8uibmerf Su be-
aablen. Gem @eneraL @Orep lelblt leucbtcte
Ser 8orl6lag ais gan3 anne6mbar Elm,
a6er lein 1tnterfeIbberr 8rOwn mics i'm
suriid, neil oas Eager Damn 81 nett Don
Der Staot entfernt iein milrDe.
, 1894-05-05
Ger ferbifdJe RaTationsbuf
Nimmt 9e9en K0nt9 QIeran0er
Steuun9.
Grfldrt, oa6 Gr=K0ni9 MILAN nidt ais Regent
fun9iren fonte.
8eIqra6, ). W2at.


Grs90nig Milan bate in ieiner Gigenz
icbaft ais 9tegent Gin Qlbtpeienbeit ieines
SobneS, beS &0nigs Mleranber, Ser iib auf
6eiien begeber) gegen cine rabitale 3ettun9
cine 8eleiOi9ungStlage angeitren9t unO in
6erauS9eber erreicbt. 0as SoiiatiOnsgez
ribt bat aber bieieS l1rtbetl umgeitoBen un0
5ugleicb Bic Gntl6etOun9 abgegeben, oaB
&Ontg Nleranber gu Dem Grlaiie bes ltfaS,
burcb tpelden ct ieinen 8ater sum 5eitpeiz
lt9en 3egcnten einieBte, nibt befu8t yepez
fen let.
&0nig Qleran6er erIieB BEN betreffenOeu
l1taS an n, Nnril. 0erielbe lGuit auf bic
l%lmitoBung bes DOr einigen Sabren bon Der
Sftpti6ina 8efaBten 8ei6Iuiie5, poburcb
bas @reSOni9spaar = Wtilan un6 gtatatie
- beS 2auOeS peripieien mur6en, biuaus.
, 1894-05-05
Die Weltansltfllung lit Ant
uerpe1.
Die feierIthe Gr0hnun9 beute err
fol9t.
$4,000 perionen wohnen oerfeIben bel.
Nntnenen 3 Mfni.

&ontg Seopolo bat beute, b~egleitet bon
per &Ontgin unO ben Ibrigen Wtitglieoern
0eS toniglidben 6alties, iopie elmer QtnSabl
tremoer fitritIicber @Gfte, Sic babier itattz
ttnoenhe @eltauSiteuung in feierlicber
gSetle erOnnet. GS tpobnten ctipa 30, 900
Y%erIonen benz intereiianteE 8organge bel.
Die I%usteQung macbt i'm @roBen unO
@an5en etnen auSge3ei6neten @tnoruf,
obipobl gu ibrcr GerpouftdnOtsuns nodb
leDr piel fe6lt.
, 1894-05-05
8ahnunfau.
Cine mutter init ibren beioen S0Rnen an
elmer Sahnfren5un9 pcrun9liift.
4ihIonb. Snail, 5. Nlai.

9us Nrau Or. 81. 90. 6ipp beute nit
ibren beiben S0bnen iiber baS 0elciie Der
Stem gorf & gtetu @nglano Sabn rIbr,
mur6e Der 8agcn bon elmer Sotomotipe
getrolfen, unD ale bret %erltttcn SerleBullz
gen, tuelcbe tpabribeinlib ibren Sob Sur
SoIge bGben peroeu.
, 1894-05-05
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
6eben einen QteiI ibres Raubes Reraus.
IS orts, 5. O2at.

IS beItdttgt iid6, baB bic @anamafanaLz
i9ptnb(er 81, Cornelius 6ers, Der Sngez
ntelr @iffet unb Die 0erlpalter Der 9lnters
laiieni3oft beS 8arpnS 0teinacb itb oa3r
bereit erfldrt boben, an Die III 2iquiDirnng
befinbltAeB anamafonal9eleu icbaft mebrere
W{iutonen 6ranten 5urid5ube3abIen. 9as
@ericbt bat Der be5ii9ltcben Geretnbarung
3ugeitimmt.
, 1894-05-05
8abnRof beraubt.
Die RGuber MAIDEN CUTE Seute uro itd ieIbt
aus DEM Staube.
81 nftnn. 81. ). M}ni.

@eitern Qlbenb 6ran9en @inbreber in
Ser Qbneierbeit 6es 8%elegropbiIten in ben
8a9nbof Ser Gbica8o, WtiImaufec & ct,
8auls8abn, erbracben Die @eI0ic6ublabc
unb itablen aus berielben cine betrGcbtll9e
Summe. Natiirltc6 betDertiteQigten iie
bann nit Grfolg ibr @ntfommen.
, 1894-05-05

@er 2trbeiter irgen0 tpelcber 2trt braubt,
erreibt ieinen 3lpef am btui9iten unb
belten Our6 cine 9lnSetge in Der 4ben6auS7
9abe Der SuinOis StaotS3ettung. 8reiS 10
@entS, ipenn ntbt mebr ais 10 W6rter-
, 1894-05-05
UelegraphiP&e OcpeG&en.
,,Ben" 0arrilon'S W0iS6ep.
Gine luiti9e 6eihidte aus
palo 2llto,
R1ts ser 51tr @ptoen5 6er=
porge6t,
9aB Ger Gr=BrGiiOent eincn nguten
SrOpfen" ST iddBen weiB,

atnn er ta ntd1t .,f~olpm" LIFT,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-11-07
PENElELp.

Nov. Crank Norton and family, Of
Shelby, Mich, and E. H. Norton attend
ed services at the NJ. E. church Sunday.
Mrs. R. T. Werden, Of Chicago, is
visiting friends at Mrs. Cones.
Charles and Laura Bliss, of Avon, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor
last Saturday.
Rolla Smith, Of Cleveland, is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smith.
Rev. Samuel EARLY, Of Elyria, deliver
ed lecture on the tx. 0. 7. NJ. and its
Benefits" in the town hall on last We'd
nesday evening.
Ralph Denham spent Sunday in
Lorain and at the steel plant.
Mrs. George jackson is spending few
days with friends in Akron.
Mrs. j. NJ. Webber has been visiting
friends in Wooster during the past week.
John McElory has moved into Jay
Hart's house east of the center.
Ben Chambers returned from FostOria
last week where he has been working on
farm during the past season.
Mrs. Clark, of Tifin, is spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Starr.
Harry Starr and wife, of Ada, have
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. q. Starr during the past week.
The members Of the Congregational
church and society, Of Penfeld, wish to
extend their heartfelt thanks to our
brother and friend Deacon Edward West,
of Wellington, for the gift Of a clock as
a token Of his esteem for us, one Sunday
some weeks ago, when Deacon Wads-
worth and he visited us. He then dOnat-
liberal sum of money to our society.
These are only two Of his many
generous gifts to his fellow men.
May Gods richest blessings be his to
enjoy through time and eternity.
Dogs got into Frank Bachelors flock
of sheep again last Sunday night and
wounded quite a number. They Also
wounded quite number for Chas, Berg
man the same night some of which will
die. This is the fifth time that dogs have
been in Mr.. Bachelors flock since the
first of last May.
Mrs. W. W. Penfeld was called to
0berlin last week by the serious illness
of her father, ]. B. Gaylord.
Miss Addie Starr has gone to 0berlin
to attend college.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-11-07
TWO LIVES LOST
In Fierce Fire at South Omaha-350 Men
Thrown Out of Employment.

In Fierce Fire at South Omsha-35o Men
Thrown Out of Employment.
OMAHA, Neb, Nov. "a fire yester-
day morning, with q loss of 100000,
fully covered by insurance, wiped out
the beef killing and several other de-
partments of the Hammond Packing
Company's plant at South Omaha and
resulted in the death of two fremen,
John Steele, of the South Omaha fire
department, and Hank Peters, Ham
mond fireman. The fire originated in
the cloak room of the beef killing de-
partment and is supposed to have been
caused by lighted tobacco pipe in the
pocket of some overcoat
The Omaha department sent three
companies to assist those of South
Omaha, and hard fight was made for
several hours. The water pressure was
low and only the presence of a fire proof
wall prevented the total destruction of
the property. AS it is, what remained
was badly damaged and about $50 men
are thrown out Of employment The fire
was very fierce, owing to the nature Of
the material burned. BY great endeav-
ors the firemen saved 30, 900 gallon
tank of oil which, had it exploded,
would have done terrific harm.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-11-07
NEW LONDON.

Nov. 5.-Henry KnowltOn one Of our
respected citizens died on Oct. %. Mr..
Knowlton has been i'll for some time
past, but was confined to his bed only a
few days.
Harry King was called home from
Philadelphia, Penn, to attend the fun
eral of his grandfather, Mr.. KnowltOn.
l. L. WaterhOuse has been quite sick,
but is now cOnvalesing. DR.. E. R.
WaterhOuse, of st Louis, Mo-, was sum-
moned to the bedside Of his father, and
consequently spent several days in our
midst.
Married at Delaware, the home of the
bride, on Oct. "a, A. F. BiglOw and Miss
Jessie Hartupee. The newly welded
couple have taken up their residence in
New London and many friends will
welcome the return Of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. BiglOw, Mrs. A. s.
johnson and son, Homer, Of Cleveland,
Miss Ida Starbird, Messrs. d. Mackay
and Richard Gettle attended the BiglOw-
Hartupee wedding at Delaware.
DR.. M. H. Mills and family have moved
TO Wellington.
Mrs. Emma Smith, Of North Amherst,
has been visiting her nephew, R. H.
Brenenstul.
Mrs. Anna Runyan and children, Of
Mansfield, are visiting here with her
friends.
Miss Mary Green, Of Kansas City, NO.,
is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. F. X.
June.
Miss Anna Walker, Of Gambler, was
the guest Of Miss L. Joe Armstrong, and
other friends for few days.
Miss Mary More, Of Savannah, is in
town spending few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Miller.
Rev. j. E. W.COok addressed the class in
philosophy at Wooster university on Oct,
25 and preached at Omar, the Sunday
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ROCHESTER,.

Nov. 5.-What is the matter with
or street lights. 1t is anything but
pleasant cropping your way along these
dark nights without any light. Let the
council see to it that they are lit.
Mrs. Patchin, of Cleveland, is guest
Of Mrs. Mary Myers this week.
Mrs. 7. Chamberlain, Of Tifin, former
ly of this place, is visiting friends here.
We are glad to welcome her back again.
Rev. Gray and wife, Of Spencer, are
visiting among the members of their
church here.
Wedding bells have rung quite mer-
rily Of late in our midst.
Miss Rosa ChOat and Ralph Dyer have
joined hands and started for avOyage DER
life's matrimonial sea. Also, Miss
Annie Garris and Frank Dennison, of
this place, and Mrs. Eva Fisher and Mr..
Crabtree, of Wellington, were married
at Elyria on Friday, Nov. 2. We ex-
tend congratulations.
Mrs. Wm. Collins is very sick at
present.
James Horton, of Cleveland, was in
town Friday and Saturday calling on
his friends.
j. Bissel, of this place, and Miss
Sthal, Of New London, were married last
week.
Mrs. Church, Of Wellington, spent
Sunday in town.
Miss Mary Carrier has been quite sick
but is now better.
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following. On Nov. 4 Bro. Cook preach
ed in Cleveland, and his pulpit here was
filled by some one from Wellington.
Mrs A. c. Bagnall is in Rochester,
Penn, visiting her parents.
On Wednesday evening Miss Kittie
Gettle gave a very enjoyable party as a
farewell to her friend Miss Claudia Star
bird.
On Thursday eve Miss Zoe Powers had
number Of her school girl friends at
her home for a candy pull, as a sweet
tribute to her friend Miss Winnie Star
bird.
On Saturday afternoon the members
of the Chatauqua class Of '86, met with
Miss Sadie Skellenger for reunion in
honor Of Mrs. C. Starbird, one Of their
members, who was soon to leave for her
new home. After the supper Miss Ida
Starbird acted as tOast-mistress and each
member present responded, after
which a greeting was written to the five
absent members Of the 'S6 class, two Of
whom are on the Pacific coast.
C. Starbird and family moved to Nor
on Monday, Nov. 5.
The M. E. Aid society met on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. B. F. Starbird.
The ladies of the Rebekah lodge gave a
poverty social at the l. 0. 0. F. hall on
on Tuesday eve, Oct, 30.
On Tuesday, Oct. 80, ]. M. Garrell
went to Toledo, and returned with his
wife, who for some time past has been
there in the insane asylum. Mrs. Gar
rell is still quite feeble in health but
seems to be well mentally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunnewell, Of NOrwalk,
visited during the past week with her
father, Rev. N. j. Close.
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REVIEW oE TRADE.
II. @. Dun q Co.'s Report Says That Busi
ness L. Slowly Improving.

X. G. Dun q Co.'s Report Says That Busl-
ness iS Slowly Improving.
New YORK, Nov 3.-R. G. Dun & Co. s
Weekly Review Of Trade says: The
last week of October with an exciting
election near, cannot indicate much Of
the true condition of business. In some
trades the season is too far advanced
for great activity, and in others the
supposed effects of the voting hinders
operations. But it is satisfactory that
the volume of production is well main
tanned and in one or two branches in
creased; that no monetary difficulties
disturb, that breadstuffs are little
higher and that no material decline ap-
pears during the week in manufactured
products.
The fact that any decline appears,
with slackening in demand for some
products may perhaps be attributed to
uncertainties, mainly of political origin,
while every increase in the working
force helps to make basis for more
business hereafter. At present the
volume of business transacted is on the
whole smaller than last year, and much
smaller than in 1892, though presi-
Dental election was then close at hand.
In the iron industry the chief activ-
ity is in structural work, bridge and
other plates. While the demand for
sheets Is somewhat diminished, bar
iron and wire show no improvement
and nails are weaker. The average Of
quotations for various kinds of iron
and steel is per cent. lower than in
July. A conference Of steel rail MAX
ers resulted in no change Of policy,
though purchases Of English rails by
Mr. Huntington for Pacific delivery
and by Canadian roads, indicate that
American makers are losing part Of
their natural market.
Waiting for retail trade depresses
textile manufacturers and concessions
in price have BEEN made to effect large
contracts. Otherwise, the market is
generally dull, without any indications
of improvement In woolens the fall
and winter demand is disappointing.
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several Injured in a col,I.,on.

CHICAGO, Nov. Sat $50 o'clock last
evening westbound passenger train
on the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
railroad, when nearing Ninety-ffth
street, collided with a Calumet 4 Blue
Island coke train. A number of per-
sons were slightly injured, but none
fatally. Conductor Payne was badly
bruised and slightly cut; his brakeman
had rib broken, q messenger boy was
also injured enough to require medical
attention. The passengers were badly
Jared and bruises were numerous
among them. The fireman and engi-
neer jumped and were unhurt