davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Grfdof fid.
1ngIiidli6e Siebe treibt oneebIi9 ocn 5I0s
tiften 9. 2Inoerion in oen Goo.

@tgo Nnber1on, Elm Mttglieb bes GbtcagDz
Sr9efters unb Elm tpoblbetannter SGDtit unb
MuitfGe6rer, erf4oB it9 getern NbenD in
fetner Mobnung, 347 @lmtraBe. 0as Moz
ttb 3u Der Shat f9eint ungliidli9e 2iebe
getpeien 3u Iein. 6err Mnberfon bate gcitern
Mbenb me6rere 6erren u1o Oamen 81 elmer
tleinen muittaGif9en Sotree gu ft9 eingez
laben, BET Der er felbit Derf3teoene Stu&e
bprtrug. I'm 10 ubr gingen bic mei1ten
@dfte na9 9au5e unb nur Die ndberen 8ez
t~annten, gu benen SRI. Srancis @treigler
bon 41O Dearborn @De., SRI. emma WtIz
fins unb gilbert 9oGmqutft geb0rten, blieben
3uriid, UNI mod eintge Grfrii3ungen ein3uz
ne6men unb cine Stunbe gemiitblt4 gu berz
plaubern. NnOer1on balf fetner Mirthtn,
Srau Nfbbp, betm 0eden bes Slides, unb
na9bem aQes ferttg, trat er in Elm Ne6en=
3tmmer, angebli9, nm ft9 Die 6dnbe 3u
pa19en. @lei9 barauf fra9te Elm S9uB
uub als bic Mirt6in unb Die @Gite biu3uz
etlten, fanben fe Mnberfon aus elmer &Dpfz
tDunoe blutenb, iterbenb auf benz SuBbp0en.
SIS purbe 5ofort na6 -etnem Nr3te geI9tdt,
OD9 als bieier etntraf, mar Nnber1on bereits
tobt. Seine Qet9e tpurbe na9 &1aner's
Morgue gebru9t. Wie es betBt, mar Nnberz
ion betmli9 nit SRI. Streigler berGobt, troBz
benz er BON ietner in benz 0au1e 294 8iIellz
ftraBe nobn6aften Srau, bic tbm 4 &ilber
9ei6entt bate, nod ni6t gef9teben ipar.
Nus elmer geri9tlt9en 8orlabung, bic man
in ben Saf3en bes Sobten fanb, gtng iebo9
berbor, baB Sene cine S9eibungstlage be-
rettS etngeleitet bate.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Gin peroebIidher Oerfuh.

Ser @6leppbompfer n0idinIOn" mo4te
gefern einen pergebli9en 8erfu9, na3 ct.
So1ep9, Mft9,, gu fabren, UNI BON ba aus
Bic Gu6e na9 benz b%erloren g~egangenen
Oampfer rGbicora" gu Beginner. Qls Der
r9idinfon" ftb etipa 3pan3tg W{etlen in
D1(i6er &i9tung 6inbur9 gearbettet bate,
muBte er ben 0er1u9 uufgeben, oa er an
Elm uniiber1ebbares, 5 3oG bideS @tSfelb
gelangt mar unb @apt, 8err9 befiir9tete,
baB Die &oblen nt9t auSret4en tpiroen, I'm
enttpeber ans 3tel ober na9 Gbtcago 5uridz
3ufommen. 6eute min man etnen neuer
@eriuG MAIDEN u1b ben &oRlenpprratb Derz
gr0Bern
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
OeroerbIthe Giebe.
Gin perfdm6hter Siebhaber hYpnotifirt an
eebitd feline Nneebetete.

@or etpu bret Sobren pobnte in cinem
6auTe an Der ~2atetraBe, 3pif9en Boob
unb 2tncolnitraBe, cine bilD19Dne flettte
Stalienerin NamenS CLARA @a33ola. 5ie
mar bamals nun IA Sabre alt, aber ME bic
metften SiiblGnberinnen, bereitS poQfoln=
men enttptdeIt @ines Cages 1ernte lie einen
6arrD 8. 8rppn fenner. 9er1elbe 19ien
@elb in 9iQe unb 5iGe gu BADEN unD
tbeilte ibr nit, baB er Elm Ra9fomme zines
fpanif9en 8ranben lei. gr mar number
f90n unD mo9te auf bas iunge MdoGen
einen ttefen @inbrud. Nber AUDI 1e erreQte
fem Neutrality-suspicious. @emiit6 unb baio mar
er un5terblt9 in 1e perliebt. MQein, bic
le~tbenf6aftli6e Dirt unb Beife, in Der er
feinen @efi6len Musbrud gu geben pflegte,
bedngitigte Die tletne, unerfa6rene clara
9a53plo unb erfu9te 1e bdber t6re Mutter,
tbrem 2tebling DaS 6aus gu berbieten. Dies
ge19db unb 8ropn lam ferner nt9t mebr
gu tbr, ODD er 19rieb i6r fa1t tGglt9 urb
bel 9tpor fe In ben gliibenbften @prter, bic
Seine 3u perben. Nm II. Sanuar 1892
ibrte6 er: nWeetne ltebe, ltebe CLARA! Dies
tpirb Die leBte 9elegenbeit fetr, bic 1tG Dir
bietet. Sd babe Did gebeten unb beI9ipoz
rem, nit mir 81 fOmmen, Ou dber bait
Did getpeigert, mir audi nur @e60r gu
f3enten, Sd mar bereit, NQe5 81 t9un,
mas ir meinen i9naben &rdften Itanb,
UNI Did gliidlt9 gu MAIDEN; nun lit aber
meine @eOulb 81 @nbe urb bin i6 entz
f9lofen bas 4euBerfte gu tpa9en. Menn
9u am 2eben bleibt, 70 fou Dir btefe5 gu
elmer leibbaftigen 9DQe perben. Sd tperDe
DID beiiBen, unb tpern i9 1elb1t bann an
ben 8algen tomme. Sd Iiebe 9t9, pte
nur iemals Elm Mtann Elm Weib geliebt bat,
unb Define bartnddtge Meigerung, mir Sc
b0r 81 f9enten, bat mid u~r3ure9nungsz
fd3ig gema9t. Sd bin Derritdt, ~na6nIinz
mtg : raienb. Nenne MIDI, mas 0u fptIf,
aber gteb Dir 5elber bic @6uGb. Ou bqft
mild ba3u gebra9t unb 9u foQH es biiBen,
&omme ober 3u mir unb i'd TRACE Did auf
9Gnben. Sriff mt9 am Oonnerftug Q6en6
Inn 8 ubr an Der @de Mabion1traBe uub
Saflep Nbe. Sd tparte auf Ot9. SduI6e
MIDI ni9t! Sd bin metner Slime ni6t
mebr md9tig! 8erbrenne btefen Brief!
SRI. @a35ola CAB btefes S9rei6en an
TIRE 8roBntutter, Srau Catherine QcptS.
9teIe trug bafel6e gu 8t6ter 8lume, Der
etnen 6aftsbefebl gegen 8rOnn altsIteIen
lieB. 9ropn tpurbe berbaftet unb Dor ben
3i6ter gefiibrt, 9erI elbe iteQte i'm unter
$500 SrteoenSbiir9i9aft> &ur3 barnuf
oerlieB er G5ica9o. SRI, 9a55ola betloqte
lt9 aber 1eitber, iib unter benz bppnotiI6en
@tnfluhe 8ropn's gu befinben uno er7t,
alS biefer Dor ungefGbr bOr elmer Wofs in
ct. Bouts SelbftmOrb begging, fet ffe pon
otef em Gtnfl1fe befreit norben; erTt felt
8ropn ni3t me6r am Qeben lei, peroe Ie
nttbt mebr bon ietnem geipenft auf @Grttt
unb Sritt ~DerfOlgt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Der vOumb-m aite==" ais 5onfapfeI
Der Grocer miGiam ?. malih eerdth nit
Dem cantor oes Dan DYHe"=6 ebduocs
in STREET., neil ct ii9 wei9ert, oie>Paus-
reeeIn al beoba6ten.

Sine bornebme 3ubDreri6aft bate iid
qeTtern in Ri6ter S~otelinq's @eri6ts3imz
mer eingefunben. 0tefelbe betano fat aus
I9ltebli9 aus 0amen, bic in benz gdn
ODfez9 ebGube an Der W9i6tgdn MDe. unp
40. @traBe, einem Der %fetn5ten NpartemenI@
0Gu1er in @6icagD, po6nen. Sic m1ren
gefommen, UNI elmer 8erban6lung bei3nz
np6nen, in Der i9r @rDcer WiQiam q.
@al1b bon 41O1 State StraBe alS Nngez
tldgter ,unb SbomaS Marpeq, Der Santtor
DeS Ban ODfez@ ebdubes, 1Dtpie DefIen Sc
6ilfe 6reO, Wtlb als &ldger fun9irten. Die
gegen @alfb erbobene @ntloge lautete oui
t6Gtli9en Nngriff unD bamit bate e8 fol-
gen0e 8epanbtniB. Sn benz 8an 0Dfe>
@ebdube iinb bic @rocer, SleiI9er un0 an
oeren 9dnoler, ge5mungen, t6re 0aaren
bur6 etnen {ogenannten Dumb Waiter"
ab3uliefern unb bic 8eitelungen BON ben
beri9tebenen 9ausfruuen auf DemIel6en
Wege entgegen3unebmen, 9egen bieIe Sim
ri9tung batten me6rere Der in Dem !0auTe
pDbnenben 0amen f9on nteberbolt rebel
lirt; es paBte t6nen ni9t, lire 8ei teultn0en
Dur9 ben Sa6rfubl59a6t binab3ui4yeien,
un6 lie bdtten Daber mebrfa9 ben 0alSz
Dirt6 er1u9t, benz 9rDcer 81 geItatten, an
bic Sbiren ibrer @o6nungen tommen gu
biirfen unb ibre SrberS entgegen3unebmen,
0ieie GrlaubniB purbe iebo4 INNER ber>
tpeigert, %tporauf bic 6rauen ben Grocer err
fu9ten, pbne @rlaubniB in tire @Dbnungen
81 tOmmen, Walfb entfpra6 Dem @erlan~
gen, bo9 f6On betm erften Male trat Der
Sanitor MartDeG t6m e~ntgegen unb Torberte
tim barf4 quf, ft3 binaus5uf4eeren. Dolf6
tpetgerte it9 unb es fam gu einem 0anbges
menge, Bel benz Marneu bebeutenD BEN
&iir3eren 3Dg, Nud bes 2ebteren @ebiilfe
Wtlb, Der bur6 ben 2drm ungelodt, 6erbet=
getommen mar, tpurbe aus Dem SetDe oe@
i9lagen, nno Walib nobm in a1er Rube
ietne 8eiteQun9en entgegen.
9o9 Die 4ngelegenbett fo4te nod ntht
81 Gnbe fetn. Marpel lteB @al16 unter
Der Nntldge bes t6dtlt9en Mngriffes Der6afz
ten unb Rt9ter 9pteltng b%eitrafte ben damn
nit $500 un0 ben Soften. 9enTrauen aber
CAB er ben i9le9ten Srot, baB er gegsn
ben r0umb @atter" ni9ts ausridten
f0nne. 8enn Der 0ausmtrt6 ben1el6en ni9t
dbf9affen po1e, 10 miirbe ibnen peiter
pobl ni4ts iibrig bleiben, als ft9 eins an
Dere Wo5nung gu 1u9en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
I'm Sic Wobrbeit III prfobrpn

II 8e3n9 auf 6OOb's @ariopariQa, frage man
9!etent9en, bic bieie Me6i8tn brau6eiI, ober
lele ole DIT III 6teiem 8lott obgeorudtell
3eu9nll1te' 1te werOen SUD it~ber5eHsen, baB
9ooo'S furirt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
u-eberfamemmun9 I'M poitomt.
Durd oas plaben elmer R0bre miro elm GheiI
oes Groeeidodes unter Wafer eeiebt.


eSyn benz poftamt mar geitern Nbenb gez
gen 6 ubr cine 11eberf9pemmung. Sine
Qanae Mn3a6l bon 2euten maren in benz
S6eile Des @rbge16p1es, Der Direct inter
benz 6auptcprribpr an Der Weitiette Des
9ebGube8 liegt, nit benz Sorttren BON Ypltz
fa9en 5neiter Glafe, Die in GROCER Wto1e
UNI bie1e 3ett bur6 cine 8Dbre pDn Der
@lart Str. 6eretngetDorfen 81 tperoen pile
gen, be19Gftigt. Oas Wtetite mar i6on In
SGden perpddt, a6qetpogen unD lag nun IN
groBen 6aufen neben ben Wagen. PlObs
lt9 ipranq nit einem 8ra9 cine MQrmz
tpa1err0bre, bic cine 9ei3oorrt9turg in
benz buriiberliegenDen !9duptcorrioor fpetite,
unb nd9 nenigen Setunben begann bus
@a1er beretn3uitrOmen. Sn fur3er 3eit
1tanb es brei 3oG bod i'm Grbgef9oB unb
Die BoitIGde nit i6rem Sn6alt gerietben in
@efd6r Dur9Det9t 81 iperben. Sofort lie
Ben Die 2eute tbre Nr6ett liegen urb lparfen
bic SGde auf bic Slide, bann ma9te man
It9 Oaran, ben nafen &efu9er los 5u tperz
ben. 3unG9ft purbe bas Mafer a6gez
Dre6t unb bann febten fiinf3e6n Mann 8ez
len unb S9euerlappen in 8eDegung. Mnz
gene6m tpar bic Nrbeit nt9t, benin obglet6
Das Maffer parm mar, 10 blieb bod feline
3eit, ii9 bas S9u65eug aus3u3tebcn lno
Die 8einfleiber auf5ufrempeln. IS blteb
alfo ni9ts peiter iibrig, als berum3upaten
unb buS 8aier einem Sangbaiin, bas nit
Der 6auptabfluBrDbre in 8erbinbung itdno,
3u3ufegen, Nls man Die !9auptmaiIe losz
geiporben mar, purben bier Mann nit
S9euerlappen angeIteIt, bic bas MD Inn
mer berabtropfenoe Bafier auffangen muBz
ten. Die Nnberen fteIten itb an Der GObre
auf unb nabmen Die unausgeiebt eintrefz
fenoen Poifa9en unb Padete in @mpfang,
Die ni9t, pie getpDbnli9, neben ben 0agen
dufge6Guft tperben f%onnten, neil Der SUP
boben nod INNER gu NAB mar, @egen S
ubr ma MQeS pieber 10 5iemlt3 i'm alten
GjeletTe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30

GcrabIesnnscm 1T Nianos Uor Oct S1oert1srs
" Ntftr1brtc! Wtr .Dobeu cine Nn30bl YtouDs,
Die nur iebr ment9 9ebrau3t purben-io. in Wirtlibtett
9erobe 10 gut ME nei itnb.. Mtr Offeriren bieie .Snitrll=
out ielr lei4te @b8oDIun9eH, nm nit %benIelben iOfort
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Die Reform i'm Oountvrotb,

Sin 6etBer &f entbrannte qetern in
Der StBung bes @omites fir ben Dffentli6en
9tenit 3pif9en Dem YrGiibenten 6ealD unD
feinen Mn6Gngern etnerietts unD ben Com
mtfdre1 @trudman, Mcg}i9ols, Cunning,
8eer, 8urmetter, &unftmann, SoneS, Qtnn
un0 glitter anberer1etts.
Mte bereits geitern erfpG6nt, foute Der
Prdftoent in ieinen Ma8tbef uqnifen einz
ge19rGnft tDerben. Die Gegeln, mad mel
6en DerTel6e fortan 6anbeln 1ou, fi1b BON
ben 9erren Strudmdrn, &l1nftmann uno
gJtcJ}t9olS enttporfen tpDrbe1t, unb Die Nenz
Derunge1 Der Statuten nit 9 gegen 6 Sttmz
men angenomunen tpDrben.
Sn Der SreitagsfiBung be5 Counties foQen
bic Gedte Des YrG1ibenten nod Detter Be-
f6nttten tper0en, tnbem es i6nl ni3t mebr
erlat6t ietn fo4, eigenmd6tig 8eamte Dpm
0tenfte 3ettpeilig 81 iuspenbiren, Die
MbtbetlungSbDr ite6er fo1en bs1felben 3e6z
tes p%erlufttg ge6en, unD eS f9lteBIt9 benz
SetretGr CUR Pflt6t gema9t nerDen, qenau
ibsr Die @er6anblungen Der Musf3ufe 8roz
tofoa GIT fii6ren.
0tefe Geformen finben ni6t nur, pte
naturll9, ntdt ben 8etfaQ bes 6errn 6eQGD,
1onDern er be3et9net 1te au6 ais QefGbrlt6,
neil bic 4usf4iife nunmebr me6r Ma9t
dlS er fel6ft in 6Gn6en 6a6en.
DAB oteie Reform burbbringt, 1T feline
Srage,, Die @bttmtnung i'm Plenum tit nur
no9 cine SprmalttGt.
gfa3 Der ftiirmtf6en 9e6utte, Die iiber
bag 93idfaG Der M}a9t bes prGftbenten
enti4teo, tpurben Die 3ablungen fir ben
IJtonat Sanuar betpiQtgt, tpel9e cine Sc
1ammtiumme BON $74, 765.12 erret6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
0irdtI Gdhler."
Cine unterfuhuno perldnot.

9as @recuttpcomite Der nGiptc5eberattoa"
nabm 9eitern cine Reiolution an, monaco
Die @taat8geIeBgebung aufgeforbert tperbsn
1ou, Elm Gomite bDn 7 Mitglieoern 81 crz
nennen unb bafelbe nit Der l1nterI u4uug Der
angeblt9en Corruption in Der ftdbtif4en unb
SofpnDerpaItung 81 betrauen. 9aS gu err
nennbe @omite 1ou Bis gum 1. @ptil See
ri3t erftatten, bamit Die 9eieBgebung m
@tanbe 1T, 3pedentfpre4enoe 9eiebe CUR
8er6tnberung Der entoedten uebel1tdnoe an
3unebmen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
5tdottihes,
10000 Dollars gu weni9.

Gebriioer G9eeuitein erhoIten oen 8efdeio,
oo6 iRr Gonto iber5o9en if. - Der
Su4Ralter DER l1nteriaIa9uu9 perSd4s
ttot.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30

Srdgt Guren @rDcer no6 uS6e SeiBGer
C Sunge Cos" n0uuter 8rob", 6as
i9maf6afteite u9ome Mobe 8rob", ba3 ie
BON elmer 8Gderet %aeltefert tpurbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30

iDnr6en 9eitern an fOI9enOe Perfonen aus
gefteut:
%, u, Rtce, 5tpeiItDd, 5romez@ pbnbaus,
23I5 Wa1btngton Nbe,, $4,000; S6omQE
9elba4, 3tpetftof. Srame Store unb 0o6nz
2aus, % Wtontrofe @pe., $4,000; Mueuit
2erner, 5peiitOd, 6rame stats, 2201 0orbz
8pbeptraBe, $4,000,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30

aui3nr1utnen:
Stem @ort 4tono 60, Upright, 9fpienDola. .$135
9feeD & Sons. Upright. GbenboI3. ......... 1876
SDl6D Upright, 9rpBes Torlnat. ......... 200
GtDOoarb Yarlpr @ron0 ......... 100
9teinlpap Yarlor @ron0.. 375
SSt1der Upright @benbol3 ............. $50
&tnb0a Upright, better TancD &aIteu -. 1876
9ctmer Upright, Ho1enbDl5 $50
&Mbmig Upright MabaqDnD .... 100
QSoIbbnrn Upright. Mobn9onp .......... 200
Snobe l1prt1bt, WalnuB ............ 1926
SteirlDap Upright, Gbenbol3 $50
Slider Upright, W(abogpnD 275
&nabe Upright &Dieubol3 ........... 375
Steinlpon Upright, &oierbol3 il. 425
9anet & 91ots, Dtab09onp. ............ 275
W}ebltn Upright, 1pe3ieQe SDrte. ......... 200
S6on 9ebrau6te Squares.
9inoentan Square so
9tetptpH square .......... ............. IS
RDot q @ooD square ....... .......... IS
OlloeIl Squute... .................. l5
Solet d 2oot5 square -. .............. 140
StCtntD0D Squore -. ................ $50
SSl1Wef square l25
Gin biibi1er @tnbl unb 9ecfe Tiub nit iebem 9iaur
pbne @gtra=ge3oblun9 eingei4tofeu.
C@
Z41mN1oIA
49,
Ode gEabaib 9tUe. mmS Adams ctr.
15ia,1 IS
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Observation-Disclosures

9OOb's 8tG&em beiten g~erRopfuua.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30

Nue ttdbtti9en, inz un6 auslGn6ilben
yteut9tctten I'M Ibenbblatt fir l Sent per
Drummer, ooer 6 Gents per @obe.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-11-23
The Coming Room,

The eve OF a new era and boom for
Nevada is undoubtedly upon US, says
the DeLamar Lode. From nearly all
sections Of the State encouraging news
is received almost daily. The recent
activity at Austin, the Brunswick lode,
the Buckeye country, Como District
and many other places are plunging
forward, and the effects of these are
being felt in their respective vicinities.
They are all so important that Lincoln
appears to be temporarily forgotten,
while she is probably as important as
the best Of any OF the others. Della
mar is now SO well established and
known that it is only necessary to say
at this time that it will be a town for
years to come. The county is full Of
mineral from the northern TO the south
ern boundaries. and so to speak has
only been run over by the prospector.
Its borax and salt deposits in the south
are immense, and the fertile soil OF its
watered valleys, produce, fruits and
vegetables such as cannot be found
anywhere else in the State. Give us
a railroad and turn a little more capt.
tai in our direction and be convinced
that Lincoln is the banner county in
the State.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-11-23

market for the silver part Of our products,
Eureka would boom IS she never doomed
before. II will come by and bye. psrd.-
Ed. SENTINEL.
The Ruby Hill people well remember:
as do some Ia Eureka, the rich and melo.
dious bass voice OF /" Uncle Tom" Roberts.
one OF the finest Cornish singers here
abouts In EurekA's palmiest days, and will
regret TO learn that he 10 no more. He
died recently at his home In Cornwall,
England, al the advanced age Of 70 years.
lie oame here In 1879 from bis native VIII
lage Of Porkellis and resided and mined
at Ruby Hill four or five years. He made
a good raise in the Eureka Con. lava beds
and returned .o bis native land, where he
lived 81 his ease on the result Of his good
fortune. His daughters. Mrs. VIM. Ire
coming and Mrs. Ed. Bergman. who still
reside at Ruby Hill. Is well % other sur
viving relatives. now absent from, but well
known here, have the coincidence Of . wide
circle OF friends.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-11-23
D1rranrs Hearing I'm Court.

Spokesman-Review Belief in Dur
rants guilt has been deepened by his
bearing throughout the trial. While
demeanor is usually uncertain and de-
ceptive, in his Ease it has been so ex-
traordinary as to justify a belief in his
guilt. His conduct has not been that
of conscious innocence. 1t has been
b~razen, defiant, hardened, u~nfeeling.
He has borne himself throughout as
one capable of monstrous crime
deadenei to all %sensibility, incapable
of pity. Even il, through remote pos
sibility, he were innocent, death on
the scsffold could come as no great
misfortune. No man Of ordinary SEN
sibility would desire life after such a
blight had fallen upon it. He would
welcome death, going to the scaffold
with an earnest svowal OF his inno-
cence, and a hope that in after years
his innocence might be proved and his
memory cleared of the black shadow.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-11-23
HER STOCKINGS.

He must have been a brute, for this
is what he did: A pretty, modest look
ing girl entered the elevated train al
Fourteenth street. She had evidently
been shopping. for her arms we're full
OF packages. He noticed at once that
one Of them had broken open, and o
pair Of light blue silk stockings were
exposed. The young woman sat down
directly opposite him, and he smiled
broadly. Just as the train reached
Eighteenth e e he caught her eye and
said in a perfectly respectful but terri
bly, distinct voice:
Excuse me for mentioning it, mad
am, but don't you think you'd better
cover up your stockings2 You're
showing q good deal Of them now"
"Sirp she exclaimed in the most
Mortified tone, blushing furiously and
uervously trying to pull down her
dress, which already touched the floor.
81 meant the ones on your lap" he
said quietly, but with a wicked smile,
and bowling politely stepped off the
train New York Press.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-11-23
big Profits ON Pennies.

Gold is coined in Philadelphia and
San Francisco. Not enough Of 1t comes
into the mint at New Orleans to make
the coinage of it there worth while. All
three mints make every denomination
OF silver pieces. The minor coins oil
base metal, cents and nickels, are all
minted in Philadelphia, where nearly
100, 00O, 900 pennies are turned out an
nually.
Cents, being of small value, are
ca%relessly handled and are lost in such
great numbers that the Treasury has
to work hard to maintain the supply.
The profit to the Government on their
manufacture is large, however, mas
much as the blanks for them are pur-
chased at 81 per 1000 from a firm in
Connecticut that produces them by
contract. Blanks for nickels are OBJ
tanned in the same way. costing Uncle
Sam only a cent and a half a piece.
Gold pieces are the only coins OF the
United States which are worth their
face value intrinsically. A double
eagle contains 500 worth Of gold, with
out counting the one-tenth part Of
| copper.-Ex.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-11-23
Murderer Confesses.

Ivan Kovsley, IN trial at Sacra-
mento for the murder of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. III. L. Weber, on the night Of Dec.
20, 1894, has confessed. He says that
a companion named Techerbakoff, who
exercised a hypnotic influence ever
him, murdered the Webers while he
stood by and saw the deed committed.
Kovaley and Techerbakoff were Rus
sian convicts who escaped from a Pc
nal colony and we're picked up in an
open boat almost starved and frozen
in the Pacific ocean and brought to
San Francisco. They proved that the
Russian Government made no mis-
take in sending them to a penal col.
ony, but that it should be liable for
heavy damages for permitting them to
escape
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-11-23
a rnosrERous cosplrroN.

The Montana Stock Journal says
Never before in the history Of the
Northwest has the range cattle bust
ness been in a more prosperous condi.
ton than it is at the present time.
The season that is now being brought
to a close has been one Of fat beef and,
for some Of the time, fair prices.
The result Of the seasons work has
shown that losses have been very light,
in fact the question Of loss from Win
ter exposure does not cut az prominent
a figure in the calculations of stock
men as il once did.
This year the ranges are in excep-
tionally good condition, are not in the
least overstocked, and the cattle are
in fine shape to go into the Winter.
Next year ought TO be prosperous one
for our stockmen. Were it not for the
control Of the markets by the packers
prosperity would be assured. The ten
dency Of prices is bound to be upward.
There will be a more liberal demand
for beef. As the laboring classes, by
reason of continued employment, be-
gin to accumulate money, the neces-
sity Of continuing the pinching econo-
mics, that has marked the period OF
hard times, will disappear and in it's
place will come q desire to live better,
to wear better clothes and to eat bet
ter food.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-11-23
No Disease ia Bankuotes.

There is no place in the world where
more dirty money is handled from day
to day than in the national bank re-
demption division of the treasury de-
partment. There are in existence some
$500 national banks, each of which
has outstanding bank notes ranging
in amount from two to twelve thous-
and dollars up to nearly hall a million.
Every dollar Of these notes passes
through the hands of the men and wo-
men employed in the national bank
redemption division. This Office has
been in existence now for about thirty
years. There are employed in the di.
vision somewhere about rs girls and
women. They handle "untold mill.
ions" OF bills in the course Of q year,
and if there was any danger from con.
tagious and infectious diseases in old
bank notes it would seem as though
this would be the place to find symp-
| toms,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-11-23

The attorneys for Theodore Durrant
have prepared an affidavit Of their eli
ent to be read in support Of the motion
for a new trial on the 22d inst. Tive
of the principal points on which the
new trial will he asked are the ruling
OF Judge Murphy as to juror Brown,
who was peremptorily challenged by
the prosecution after he had been ac-
cepted and sworn, and a refusal to
grant a change OF venue. The news
papers will be attacked in the affidavit
for alleged persecution of the prisoner,
which the defendants counsel think
led to prejudice against Durrant.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-11-23

Three hoary-headed San Francisco
men have been arraigned before Police
Judge Campbell to answer to charges
unparalleled in the annals OF the local
courts. They are Captain Lane and
Leon Meyer, capitalists, and Philip
Ratz, a prominent citizen. Lane is
nearly so years old, almost blind and
very infrm. Meyer is II and appar-
emily possessed Of all his faculties.
Ratz is a much younger man.. The
three men are charged with outraging
young girls. Already the police have
taken in charge eight little girls rang
ing in age from 8 to 13 years, and they
state that % or more girls Of about the
same age will be called to testify
against the men. The venerable trio
made their headquarters at the house
OF Captain Lane, who is said to be
worth $780, COO. In that house the
girls, ranging from 8 to 10, were
brought by an older girl, who received
% cents for each recruit she brought
to the den Of vice. Eight little girls
appeared in court to-day and identified
the men. The surgeon Of the Receiv-
ing Hospital examined a number Of
the infants and was Mortified at the
result OF his examination. He said
there was no doubt that the children
had been outraged. Judge Campbell
held the men in $1,000 bail. The So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children has been investigating the
case and claim to have evidence that
will convict the men OF the crimes
charged against them.