davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08

SiCur Sau.s. 3. yptslet
SartUid. sIA Bnrihr, Der bersits mtbl
ole sin TusrHo 5reibsiisitroisn lpesSr
auer m6sIi6Cu YsIsshsn nno gerbre'
hen hinitr iidl bal. uuo crit Dor wenir
gen W0naicn aus BEN Sidats sjutbtbau,
is. in BEN cr siR Satr iptasu @isbOieb
iiabIs abseiriisn balte, sEtlaHsn iu0rosu
IL. bat iit, um i:,He preiilihen Griab'
runsen i'm Sira'rsdtsiusIeu 30 uerirer'
then, IN RUmsna OILS atdtsanipalt me-
osrsrIuKsn. aui ssraoeR Rtasu itsiHi
or bas 6Beihiit, wis Der nahfshsRos
8Uriaa bsipsili, nbtr audi nitt bstrei'
ben 81 iuplleH. 9iuer isinsr tritn Gli'
suteH Usrlansts ppn ibm, bab or oi,
SerauSgabc einss 9ier6es eTSpmeeu
ipae, eas sr, (otr Client bel tiurm &C.
piHm y. z. gsttrisn sinseitsIt bate
uno oeiisu Su'isrsslo sr ihulois ssblis'
ben mar unO iih 30 Subl,n peiaerir,
SGriiuid iirIlis b6dfisiasub6n6is siHsu
.slsyIspin" [ Ssrnussabt) Seitbl aus
uno lbersab Sieisu BEN GoufOblsr
sastitsr Sum BOlJuer. Retaicu, Der
ieir autes Rshi ianuir. mics ben Ssiif
aIs Illegal SuriId, ipUrnui bin iid Sstb'
fer nit ssJossusm Revolver 9ntriti
gum SiaIls erJipGns uHo oaS gisro nit
@eipaIt iOrtilbrie. geterieu ilaeis Sa'
raul @sbner ess RaubsS on uno Der
geridtsbOi abtrmits ben tisermaAii'
gen Hairpn ben @rObstihwOreusH.
Die .Gursia P0it ihrsibt: -ani
isiusr Rhdrsiie poH RinneapOlis trai
NlasOr Bisiisr aui benz 9uss siiua 40
iunae WdnHtr aus BEN StGnte aRihi.
aan, psIhs nab TaiOta idmen, nm ibrtu
acbeusuuterbalt JuuerOieHen. Sis thtil'
ten ihm nit, oab In ibrer bsimat aIss
iehr irauria nusiiebi: Die ausgspIaRj'
ten SaaiiariciitIn fHo Hidt asieimt,
@ras aisbt es faii leins uno onsisIbe isi
bort Der 5Gu mt @strsiSsE. Gin iun'
ger WoHn iaats, iein Batter babe pOH
% We're 0sulnus iltine 9eeunsen Seu
bsiUmmsu. Corn III isbt ianm eineu
rus hoh uno pero6rrt. Nlles, mas man
bort bOiit, III pielleiht nod 70 piei ~
srnisn. MN eineu rsti ipdrli@sn9sbens.
bsbsri ~ habeH. Risros iperoen iueeen
5uttermanssl srihOiien; Sormea, mel
DE $50 bis $50 per We're brahieu,
lueroen nun fur sin yisritl eieiss Bret
ies unierm Sammsr pertauit. Die ar.
men qeute ibHnen ibr Brpo nidt mehl
peroienen bort auo Sieben nah ben
Rsntn. Die bsiuaien iuneen MdnnsI
ipureeu bon ibren Glteru nah Tatotc
aelhidt, um utbF Wsrbiinii bier aus-
tnnit iAr beabFAtisis ueue Nniieolel
pun bort Su seipinnen. Gle ititgen N
abtrbssH ab. In wslGer umseseno 4,
bis mad beenbisisf Grnte arbsiieH mol
len, bann iommtH Iis giorb, nm fid sin'
meme 1eimot ausSuiuabku mer mi
Daicia nidt snirieotn IN. Der sebe 81
uno unteriude bic Gage Der 2snie bort
bann ipirb CT Fif ibsrifueen, bob Ta
ioia bsiIer N far arbfiifr iano 6arme
ale Biilide SiaatsH."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08

aus Spilus @alICp, ~. .,rpiro bsrih'
tsi, pab iidl mrbTsrs SuHeeriarbetisr sr'
boisn, fih ben aOblsnberawerisbeiigsrn
ais Sclaptu ~ periauisu, iiIls ibHeu
aIles Sum 9SbmsunicThalte RotbwsueI
&C SussIihrrt pire. Cine anirass an
ben BlIssrmsilier Der acEanuicn Siaot.
3elmaarU, iuuros pOu osmieiben iolsen'
eerma6en beariportet: sd bin niGt
i'm Sianbe Sbnrn 30 lasen. Oh uuiere
SpsratcTen eiR aucrbisieH. wis es IN
Der 3epeihe entbalisn III. auushmen
IparoCn, bil iseOA Der ieiisu uebsrJtn'
auna, onb msbr ale bic S6iiis Oer ar'
better srnriSt isiu wiroe, sinsu iOIden
gonirolt abSuidlisbeu." 20 wdren
mir benn ridiie nit Der uielssrhbmtrn
.Sreibeii bee Arbeiters" iCiptit sttOmE
men, oab SnnSerte iih nls SeIausH
perianirn uno Gui ibre r5reibsii" -
bic nid)ts peiirr beoenici, aIs be .5rel'
belt" Su perbunaeru, - ueryiaen. IN
3eutIhlauo ueroienen bic NrSsIttr Ii
ben pom Stnais bstriebeHea iotupbl wie
in ben meinen iibriaen, ihari be-
aniEd,isisu aOhIenberswerten cute
2bhnc unb bateu oubsreem bic dusNdt
nuI YenIiOn nah 25idbrieem Sienf,
Der .gOliIsi. Siaai" n Siunr Hidt nah
bem GBtihmsdt oes ireiheiisswobnten
sd,rsibers oisies. Gber Der Rnub. unb
Sambus Rmtbidait in manden I'm
gen, BEN iraIien Nlanheiteribnm bier
lulanbe, 100 i'm inonitrielen @eitbeiperb
bic garOls .,,ssoer ilr iid ielbf nne Der
1euitl nebme ben 2tsten" Gilt. oisiem
barbariid cipiliiirteu Qaitanoe Stsen
mir esnn bod NOD .polijtllide Bepor'
munbuna~ fur bic SGwahen une rn'
ierorAdten Dor. Aeiu @unoer. iusnn
Iolte 9ulianbs ME bic Obensripdbnieu
su Gireit une Aairubr iahreu unS bis
4ppuliiten psrlansen. bob Der Staai
ben spbleHbsrgwerfsbau hberuebme.
Tns gnstenieribnm arbsiiet 9em Se'
sialismns islbii nnb am eifrisiisn in BIZ
odnee.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08
.Ndtte her siaat nidli Nie Riabfa

,.Sdtte Der Stani uidt bic 9lIbia'
osniubrit i'm 3uhibnus siGblirt, odur
hdttsu anisrs 5urmer olsiss Sabr SHu.
bsrtiauisnee ppu 7pllars mrbr ilr ibrrr
grute, SnoIaben beSahlsn mhhrn." Sr
ihreibi haS Winueipiaer Slatt ,sRarlir
G0untp 3eiiuns". unieT Siaat madl'
is Bpr pier SabrCu audi cinrn Gnloui IN
Der Rihtuus. aber iiir ben 5armer bot'
ts mon nttt $4,000 idr bic anIaeG
lbria, uuo bod inuN 1uplUr sauSt
$4,000 psrihabor. I'm cute pVltiiitb,
5reunoe, psrihishsnc @uhsr' Sanisr
nne @rnneciOSuibnms SpsinluuisH 81
.rsttsn" ju periuhrH. absr parum
uns drasrn iibsr bic Rsairruns 80 II elC
9lssisruus nitt eaS SOli i;lbit - ci'
5armsr isIbh! &sm uidlt Ju rnlbcn NJ,
Sem III in @Oites RGmeH audi nidt ~
btlien.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08

der im Speariiib. 1baie orpit pUH a
ddeT 1880 v. @siJsn une bon % adcr
s94 y. S0isr aus. Bon isinem, nn,
gum tIsiRitsn 9bsils irriairtu gauoC
erutsie or uph 1900 arauii6pic i'm Sc.
luiht uon 1880 BIZ, 1900 y. aar,
ioIislu ppn etiua 3 gltsr uno iuapp 30
y. NaIs per Gdcr. Spt Sas iine
pieaeiGt ausuabmrn. ibrs Griitsui abCr
bepsiit. sab unisr shHitisrn gsrbdIt
Riiisu iidl eo uuo bort in ben Blad oils
rsIhe GrHieH erIisleu laiieH.
Glne @ebirsslanoihoii, iOliis man
mciHsu b:stc Gin rsdlt autCs gsrtOr'
Iasbiet. Sn W0ntaRa uRo anoern
arp6eu Sebletsn, osrru 8ep5lirruna
nidt Striit init ibrrr @r6Br bait, mag
ia oas wobi and Der 5an isin, niht
ater ia siuem Bsbiste, rdunIIid) 10 flriu
nno 10 ourhfreiit uHo Surdpablt luir
bic Blad Oils IiRe. 8pH @riNrplaSsn
iar's Sicb Tam oa nidi bic Sltoe iEin.
abCr eisis gsslospIdgs beginner 10 siti
an Der u0Toliden grrnSc Der 0iIs. oa6
uan ht ben lsetern mn 10 cher IuJdblCu
bari, ais bic Better Der srpbsu SCcr
ben, bic aui ben RrdTlCn R5roI;h unit
lueiilih graien uHo uur Der Sbbut pon
-9o.ubSps- nHpCriraut iinb, ibr Tpmr
cII in WlitsH Der Sius auiacitlaacn
babsn. Sheuli man aui ben RaHbcs
inusrtalb Der Sius Der 3uht pCH Y a.
cen pleh ME Der uUu RicrocH uhO
ShaiCu beiSneets SCGhiAns. 10 llsgl
ben SserOsnbshgrru auBcrbalb ink aus
idlitblIh nur al cIuer SrTmsbvang otr
Sesrbru. ySis bob iid ibrt 3ibl b,
Iliier, srtJleht Fh bel Der bsitaEomrn
Gin' uao Ausiubr UpH Slcb lcor 9t
Tehuuug. bod nebme ih an, odb aui
BEN pom 9ittle uuo Big EiiHcurl, uuo
Uon oeu SlGd SiIls uno Der RpIo In
eiiiC SubH beareHJtrn Terrain miuNe
iirns cine RiIIl0n 00rRptsb Weihrn. }
Die bcioGn 5lliie Rerrau HHo @raH0
m6ssu als Geutrsu Der Cattle 8Ga.
hsE-. Der Seae 5OHrbt 6lub ais ino
Iidbs SrrrIs Oss 3sissasbirts ssltsu.
SGb bitiss Gsbist irOR isinsr armirli
stu Serudhsruns init rstt uabrbaiisn
QBTnis bstnuesn 1T, eas bsptlisn be
autsn Rrsiie, Die Eaipta. @ieh aui ben
Chicago Rarit srJislt. (Su 1raHs'
port sOrtbin. oos iri slsit init sripdbHt,
btrsdust iit ani s5 per aopi)
'lgat bsesuisiie bic ausiuhT pea g,tb ~.
trktIli aus eiHCT mir porlisatuesE Rotii. ihT
,uioIst bisIt bic Giibpm edbu 82j sSassH
Sum transport pou Sisk tn bu ttRtn SetS
Dec sasun b'rsit. i,stt &assu sIob ssnus
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08

Dtr b,ssrn amsnnaui rsGau HsIshuuua iar isasH
aaa peH aaIaFtt. bsr Hiat hRT4 ginnetmsH RoH eaa
eaiagghsAut esttiii 9ftetn taan
al dkaafp& Co, 9tafuth. 4eltbo, q
&iI BE nntetsfi4ntien. habsn \. y vhsueg sti ben
Iegttn 10 lahtn effaRHi uHe hallsu ihn eenfsmmtn
ehrrnta IN aarn Observation-Disclosures uHt tnanlisu
bdAhlet. aHt eos lssnu titma ssRasaasasIn eaaiHe'
nsa &Tsasr. ssstsanssls srsssaie.n.
1eigle, Chio.
msINtaa. siHaau a MaTsln. assteausda,
GEeaultta, Hpltha, g.
witf1 blIsf AMI bas Bnt nnt Ne 4inmlstn ce1hadsu
30 Gphems. 3fuenils lrti wUfanSt VFtts v otnil
va Nif diaidt. Btffauii zen ahrn ADeikfftru.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08

SnioIac jabIreider SCihiucrNsr
ilbrr SsrlcEuns orr SCrihriiien ihr
ben 6iicnbnbuirausp0rt Opn Icbcnocn
Sirb bat Der adegbnuiStr,iir IN 9Sa
ibinatpn idmmilihs gabnsu Nard eiu
Circular Jur itrittrH SsiOIsuua ocI
8prihriiien nuiaeioresrt. auberoem
wiro CT bic Scidiprroen Oetl Suiiijbe'
partement unisrbreiirn, onmit bic be-
irsiicnSsH Babncu CUR Redsnidait &C.
SVgsu lperoeu. GS banNrlt iih Snbel
bauptiddllih um bic BcrmeIems uru
Ibisr0udlCTCicn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08

Sor Der arO6su RsuOlts in bsr
StaatS0dcrbauibulr 81 SrUCi.rss pOI
Iipsi SabrSR bate Die S6ulr lbcr 30C
30sIinss. 0suts iiRb's nch l35 .Ste'
pubIiianiits 9rOipsriidt". nitt rpobr
Sapobl, 'lr bic rOrTupieu IpIiilier
bic Shule trbSli iiris oisislbe Inter
iiaSnna prn Der Suuossreaisrnns uut
is rpsnistr SfhIsr, Is mcbr bIclbt Jnu
Berihleuoeru iibrig.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08

- TURF srtrdsi iid bel MenIa uab
gisb ihwusr als Danger. Tarum iOGs
ie mau Eitrbsu In bieisn bsibfn Tasen
pon Ssit a. 8sii @aIisr reidsn. Aber
man4sn 9suisn IN itlptr prspiaeu. benn
ne iparsn Ia ees Efsrbss THrl mc
aud ibren ouHesr kihi.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08

esuS perIhisbensn 2anbem Guropos
mnrbe In letter Belt oas auIiprabeH
snsslnr ariessiunisn bsrihisi nnp Der
Ginbrnd aessbtn ale oh her Boiler
sranb nabt bsppradnbe. EisIe sriess
lurAt itsiet unb idni ple Gbbe unt
Jlnit, iis ipirb In Brlpssnns srbalteu
burA Die Don isbr sin5sinsn 9aiicr
Gsrspa's unauspeIebi beirisbensn ya'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08
sAmieoe In ethan.

Reinen 6reuHetn nne alien HarmeR Der
umeegenb pon Ctban jeies 80 hermit en.
oak ID bier cine ShmigeewsVtllait einaFidf :
iti babe uRe berci bin. ALE Sdm.cbearbsis
ten. wie eas SAdrten peH Bhugi6earrn.
cuibdhlaa, etc.. prompt nno billie Az teiors
gen. ane aFbeit aarantirt Tim freinbiis
den 3Hipuah sria4t Neftfrise o5rete
SteaH, Saosoaf.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08
aHktiAat,unAtu.

elns Exsr snr sns nlsueot nns Decentralization.
Ns N Nsass Nfautol raiam. Apsfhgfu taaisH
is s.sssT @ 4 Sissi vschss !. T.. nae VI sam a,s.
itfffrN
wss IN eiu nsis tanrh ~ Frnefin psn hsE a.
fd psa rfx&'t Nnl}8u &ai1f TsatifNi HfettIkatl
nin iysi. Htkeis ess ~ VsstsAes2fsn. cssesnpnI
~: 40 wsi4esu a. \. tssw ~ N.assqs& r's>l
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08
NenIid, perbliie srr glsbaltcln ,l

HcuIid, pcrbhsic Der Rebdltcn rl.
urr Hbsloeensr pOpuIiiiiibcd ,SeI!uuo
cine g9pfe @sidnsutbitrniC
ilr SelslSiaung Dee @Onusrneurs. cen
CT sauS uuasibminti zines isbr miiiiIl
den SebSuspanoe;s bSlihtIat battle.
Snjwiidsn asricib Der BVuuerucur. luiC
bier mitsCtbcllt wuros. III StTeit nit
BEN Ssoalisur ocs repnhllidniitcn
.SnrUuIte" 0ru. SbanuOu. Der i'm
nit elmer tpahrrH YrrisrisrrpRh III iei
mem 8luite brarbcitst uuo lbm -lal t.
ger afs", .6euoieb- une ecralcihcn
GOmpIimsnis iH's Gefdt fhIsuocrt.
g2iro Der rspnblllaniihe RsbG.lrnr iuI
@SidusuiB bIBsu mhNen? 50. Bauer.
oas III gang mas aubCrrs!"
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08

lie srits Garluouns @eijsn rrJisIis
i'm WinucapOliisr Tariie im lssisn
Sabre 81 Gents per Suibsl; oieics
Sabr bruhts Der srhe @eiJsn bort G2 !
Gents per 8uIhGl.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-08

'lFaW bsesuisue bic ausiubT pea g,tb 10.
uktli aus eiHeT mir porlisstuoSE Roiii ,thI
luiolst bisit bic Gltbpm eabu 81 sSaatI
,um iTauSport pou Sisk tn btt tIlitu &edS
Dec aueuli bUsit. ltbtr Rdaru agob stnug
;T aainabmt pon 20 Stnd Sdladtpltb.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02
PHILADELPHIA AFFAIRS.

Artemus Partridge, of the firm of
Partridge & Richardson, died on Friday,
aged 70 years.
Irwin Deal, aged So years, was in
stantly killed Friday by a stone slip.
ping from the chain of a derrick and
striking him upon the head.
Marcus B, Dempster, aged 55 years
died on Friday from the effects Of an
overdose of opium, which, it is sup.
posed, he took to induce sleep.
Three stores, with dwelling on the
upper floors, at the corner of Columbia
aud Park avenues, were damaged to the
extent of $4,000 by fire early FRIDAY
morning. Six persons, overcome by
smoke, were carried out by policemen.
Luclen Moss, in his will, which was
probated on Friday, beuueathed hi.
entire estate to charities. Some Of The
requests will not be operative durine
the lifetime Of his widow. The IarpeSi
of these is $4,000, for the erection on
the grounds of the Jewish Hospital As,
ISOLATION of the Lucien Moss Home fo,
Iucurables of the Jewish faith, Liberia
provision is also made for the mamie
nance of this home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02
DICKERING With FINANCES.

An Ordinance Introduced Into City Conn
Gil Thursday Night the Purport of which
is to Relieve Certain Appropriations by
Transferring Moneys From the Crema-
tory Appropriation.
At Thursdays session OF City Council
Mr.. Dannenberg introduced and had read
twice an ordinance making transfers oil
moneys from the crematory appropriation
to other appropriations. The ordinance is
drawn up in blank and its purpose ls the
relief of the appropriations for salaries,
fuel and public buildings by taking from
the crematory appropriation sums OF
money TO be named hereafter. :
A communication was received from the
Washington Fire Co, calling the attention
of Council to the fact that the bill had
passed the Legislature making 1t incum-
bent On Council to grant an additional APP
preparation annually for the maintenance
of chemical engine and asking that
proper action be taken in that direction;
The communication was read and referred
to the fire and law committees.
The ordinance regulating the sale OF
milk, which was passed at the last meeting
of Council was returned approved by the
mayor and was declared an ordinance oil
the city Dv President Perkins.
City Treasurer Adams reported the
| balance in bank to the credit of current
expenses TO be 49,, 1875 He also reported
| the following receipts during the week
| Tax Receiver Mitchell. city and schoo
taxes for 1893 81, 200; Tax Receiver Sayers
$40 for 1893 and $3.50 for 1891.
Garbage bills were allowed as follows
Leliun Collins. S2lG66; Charles ii. Coul
burn, Sl5Ll6; Thomas Pagan, S59S.74.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02
DRIpEs OUT BY FLAMES.
The House of Levin Lynch, at Lewss, De-
stroyed by Fire and the Inmates Forced
to Flee In Their Night Clothes.

The House of Levin Lynch, at Lewss, De-
stroyed by Fire and the Inmates Forced
to Flee In Their Night Clothes.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
LEwEs, April 27.-The large two
story boarding house of Levin d.
Lynch, situated on the beach opposite
the town, at the foot of Market street,
was entirely consumed by fire at 10
o'clock, last night.
The blaze was discovered issuing from
the roof by some of the residents of
Hugheyville about $50 o'clock. The
alarm was given and large crowd was
collected, but the fire had gained such
Roadway that it was impossible to check
it. ...E
The family, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynch and two daughters, had
retired for the night and were asleep
They were aroused and escaped in their
night dresses. The most Of the furni.
ture in the first story and in one end of
the building was saved. The origin of
the fire is unknown, but was probably
from defective hue, in which fire had
been used during the day. Loss on
building and furniture. about 81 500, on
which there is an insurance of 500.
The wind was blowing squarcly to
the surf, so that adjoining buildings
were not injured excepting the kitchen
and fences, The family were kindly
provided with shelter for the night by
The neighbors. They will probably
occupy temporarily a small building
owned by Mr.. Lynch near the site o
| the burned one.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02

In the NelghborhoOd OF Smyrna-They
Are Very EncOurAging-A Large Crop of
Strawberries Expected.
Special correspondence OF Gazette and journal
SMYRNA, April 26,-As spring adj
vances the indications for fruit crop
in this vicinity are more encouraging.
The strawberry yield will probably be
rs large If not larger than in former
years. The blackberry crop has been
somewhat affected by the cold weather
of last winter and the indications are
that there will be slight falling off.
Those who are interested in ptar Gull
ture look for prolific yield. The
orchard on the George W. Cummins
farm most always bears well and the
outlook this season is very favorable to
u good yield. Levi Anthony has tine
orchard coming on that is young and
thrifty and from il he is expecting good
results.
Peaches are about done in this section
| AT least that has been the case in former
years, but those who are fortunate
enough to have young orchards, not at,
fected blythe yellows, will have a goot
yield. Many of the farmers havepulleC
their orchards up, but there are enough
remaining to make 1t very profitable thi
summer should there BIO good yield
Among those VINO have prospects Of
good crop are David j. Cummlns
Samuel Bilderback, Il. w. Lapham am
Levi Anthony.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02
AMONG THE CHILDRES.


adergarten and kitchcngarden-AN Visit
n to Miss Anderson's school.
NE kindergarten over Eleventh street
Tge. in charge of Miss Anderson, kin
lartner, in addition to the regular work,
Ing the next two months will study TIE
tblopment Of plant-life. The house il
= yS'ch the work is carried on has good
d yard attached which will be utilized
this purpose. Each member of the
le will be given small garden-plOt in
ich grains, flowers and vegetables will
planted, and their growth noted, thus
ording much healthful amusement
~ with useful instruction.
lie Kindergarten Helpers and inter-
ting class of girls between 9 and II years
of aged, which was organized by Miss
Anderson some weeks ago, at one Of their
weekly meetings, held social and supper
instead of their usual exercises. After Il
pleasant hour spent in games and with
musical exercies supper was served.
This was enjoyed all the more perhaps us
each girl brought her own china and knife
and fork and contribution u the food
supply.
Allied to the kindergarten and yet diff,
fering from It in that domestic work is the
keynote, is the kitchengarden. Mrs. W.
h. Crosby started little class during the
winter. which meets once week in the
uuntlnelll VI NeniTdI 1lluTCus NliaS elkIls
and Miss McI4ear are the alternateS IN
charge. This is most useful class, Is It
teaches children the correct way to perform
many domestic duties
, A late lesson was that of setting break
asst table, preparing h meal and ciearins
lway, interspersed With appropriate songs
explaining the why's and whereforcs nl
What was uone. One Of the pretty game
cen illustrated the method OF calling aul
he answering OF the door bell.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02
IN EN- ERAL.

A negro, who had assaulted Mrs.
Thomas Gray, near Parsons, Tenn, on
Thursday, was overtaken and killed by
mob.
The Massachusetts, House on Friday
passed. by vote of 81 to so, a bill to
prohibit the manufacture and sale OF
cigarettes.
An engine and 12 freight cars fell
through burning bridge on the Balti-
more Il Ohio railroad, near Lodi, Ohio,
on Thursday.
George Ray, negro, was lynched
near Jensenton, KY, on Thursday night,
by White Caps. Some time ago Ray
was taken from his home and given a
thrashing for his conduct, and also given
orders to leave the county. He persisted
in his lawleesness.
On Friday morning a wagon load of
nitro-glycerine, containing, ZOO quarts,
exploded three miles from Bluffton,
Ind, with shock that was felt for 40
miles. Win Elmer, the driver, was
blown to atoms and the horses and a
number of cattle in a field nearby were
also killed.
James Smith, a ranch hand, near Del
mar, Cal. crazed by reading accounts
of the Emanuel Church murders, in
San Francisco, made a criminal and
murderous assault on Mrs. Hugh Frazer
the wife Of his employer, on Thursday.
Smith was subsequently killed while re-
sisting arrest.
The famous Fort Brown, Tex, mill
tary reservation case, which has been
| pending before the War Department
since 1913. and before Congress since
1870, was finally settled on Friday by
the payment OF 100000 to John A.
Garvin of New York, the attorney Of
the land owners.
The free silver Democrats in the
Texas Legislature have decided to in.
troduce resolution in the House pledg-
ing the Texas Democracy to the 10 to /
doctrine, to issue u proclamation asking
the people of Texas to rally to theil
support, and to make arrangements fol
calling a silver conference this summer
TO declare for free coinage.
The State convention of the Iowt
League of Republican Clubs was helS
in Des Moines on Friday, and Iowa Re
publican sentiment in favor of Allison
for President was crystallized. Plan
were made to send a big delegation t.
carry the Allison boom to the Nationa
League convention at Cleveland. Hi
name was cheered at every mention, ant
all the speakers took pains to mention it