davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
9ufnnta.
2tort Spias uIo branoer pp.

DEN gamls Rpner Stating Rint /
@urcrd, pdffst fra Sub til gag meo
$50 Cons ulo, sif up | Rss Hut til
Ssnoas. Sabet er $4,000, Der blir
frlot uo b9tfet peo QsIurdnce. @tns
ouerne / GitpSall pg poittpntorei trpms
peoe iItptter af Ssoen. Oct bar fprres
ten pad ct bGngrnbe !Saar, at pgiad
pisIe 8~psnineer bar itreset meo. III
sen sieoss al 3. 8. Saitinss 80. 81
ben ipnes ppitdaet peo Seloantenoel|e .
s. 6. MnSeriens Statae atNoret.
grpncemorumsntet til Minoe ON
Odnmurts Gpentprbigter, Sans Gbriz
titan qnbsrIen, Itaar MI d~fIlsret ! Gin
coin Yart. Gbicasc. 5eitligbeoerne /
5orbinoelIe mso 4fIlerinsen fanot Steb
UNDER dlminoelis itpr Sililutning fra
8pens panife gefoltning. Oct er be-
tesnenbs - bemGrfsr ct ameritanIt Gbis
casoblao =, at Der r9r 8prneres 2e9es
plabs / ben fore part blep reiit en- ST
ter igning i Bronze at benNdno, Ipm
Ftrso Oct besnos Barn" os be mango
9srnesG pentDr.
Scrub for afIlprinsen ST. 8 tpgsbs
en- grocesfion at banIts 5ureningsr fra
Auditorium til 2ineoln Yart. bbor pro
grammet aabneoss meo ubbdlgte Nuiit-
Itbffsr. 9eltisnbte Infigter al ale gtd=
tipnalitster iaaes pdu Sribunen. Sr.
lenbereu 0ommer Sobn .. Gibbons
bplot Sppeotalen; bet fremsit tboelis df
famine, at oct life, for at ~fprIiaa oa
Fatte $. 6. 4noerIens fore gssapslIe,
sr nosen nsbpenoig gstinselie al bore
fgot / Odnmdrt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
AlnruIunb.
ct tomaauesers Barn orabt al au,,er.

5or nogle 0dse fioen b9nots bet
Baltimore, at Sidac ai6ers to Waaies
Der gamle Barn blep anfdlot al tire ftort
Rottsr, iom snapsbe bets Qniist, Sorrt
og gals i en- Iaaoan Grab, at bet opoe
efter fort Sios 5orlsb. 8arnets Mo.
Der bapoe beeipet fig uo for at sjsre SnOa
tisb, og Sdoeren bdoos. e~fterat Barnet
bar Dpsiet / Sepn, laoet BET alene pea
en- Sens / Ell 9arelie / anoen Gta9e, me,
oens ban tos en- Sur til i'm 9utit ne
oenunoer. Men Der bar fun bengddet
fdd Minutsr, ba Scr. aIber berte Strio
fra Barnet Iom at Smerte. Stpnos
Iomt iprans ban rpoper 9ruppsn, og
netop Tom ban tradote ino I 9drneta
8Grelie, boppeos ire IpereRotter neo fra
garnets Seis og iprans til fine Smut
buffer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

bar pua Spfororing ienbt 0dmpIprsis
ter pg Slutninssmanoltabsr til Steoet.
Sloen ppitob i Glart ps Cummings
gloct / 9jertet df ben melt bsfGrosoe
9pbsl, og Goanspi1e granofprps Itoo
magtssles o~psrior be altfprtGrsnce2uer.
s9ooeogdoen, bppr Sloen raisr iom p9rit,
beItdar bopeblaselig at cottages 5r9s
bpgninger, os meo en- itart Storm bar
9%rarofoltene fun en- ipds lloTigt til at
funne reboe 9ben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

Seuator 9ener, 2eoeren for 5ri'
lslus Gepublifanerue, bOlot iorlsoen
Sag en- Tale 8aibinston eonri
Souie, Sbio. Ia ban Dor iGroi9 meo
lin 3ale, ipurste sopOfat &eit BAN
Senator, iasoe life De Ceres Gale,
at De life par interesieret | Sslumi'
ner? Suorleoes iorboloer bet fig ber'
meb? Serpaa ipnreoe Senator 2el'
fer, at ban Os bans Brooer bapbe ens
gang aabnet Ell Solumine, % ban ans
bra9te sl5, 900 i ben, men | ben ienere
lib bauoe man lille arbeioet i ben, ca
tan pioite life, buormesst ben bar uaro
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Citbu.
sIasteri paa beaoe sioer.

Sberit Cara bar lsoeret en- 59gtnino
meb Sprersfdrerne fra 9anbsru, boiIts
6apoe f~orffdnoIst fig i ct sammslt 1ori
| Srinioao 0iitrittet. De miItebe 4
Mtdno og iaseoes pdu 5lust.
S.Ssnoags began en- afceIing pud So
Jr.pinise fig til OuiOiean / propinoIen
Sapdnd for at bente SlagtstpGs; BE-
blep inart omringeos al en- talrig Re.
6elbdnos. Gn 2pitnant og 90 Sripil-
lige neoIablsoss; A blep iadret.
Rsbels 4nfsrsrsn 2ouis Robiaues sr
blepen funoet hanssnoe bso.
Sniurgsntsrne bar 6renbt 200 Sbt-
ter, Ium til1srte be militGre trooper,
Der beTtptteoe poIts 5or6inbslirn / RGr,
beoen at Sapalts / Sapona prupinSIsn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
mtnnrrntn.
pIate Mwe.

RanSas blep naiten beleJorretn.nass
ltlpaet ! ben file gb platu, fer Mil i
SqO Tor Slsncoe, last | gIts. granoen
opltpb / empire G'eDator, iom untoses
at babe fanset Slo peb @nifter fra ,t
SotomOtip. Sloebranostabst er ca.
100000. belpis asIurerei. granosns
So%elasssller cmfdtter to fore Glepatoz
'sr' empire os Miler Bros, to aisbs
m~anosbutiter. en- Saloon os 4 Waa.
nlnsshus lamt ier llpbusbpsninser m.
w. SlutninssbiaIp ANTON / fsrite
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

pdd 3pItsn. pofiz 5artsisrns foriintes
bss, arigsfartsisrne TT beororeoe til at
fsge Gp. inotil llpeirst er ooer, og Der
msloss ON 5orlis Der og Der. life dtrre
/ be frantic Sarpdnos, men cgiaa pperalt
pda 8eIttpIten al europa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
0hicnop llnipsrGtet bar nnlio loo,

SbicasO lluioeriitet bar uplis ioaet
en- @ape paa 2 WiqiOuer Dollars.
Oct a ben ~S0'aarise Mrs. Suliu
Braolep. iom gop oeune Gum ior g!n-
lag al en- SnoulriItole for @utter og
Bger. Stoleu iial benlGgges III Be
orlO. 81, men ben itat oonue en- Del
al llntocriitetet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
TeuurHTre.
Stenbaarc 9faHe.

5 Chattanooga blsD Regeren Wdnusl
8rssorp, en- Snobrubstpo, Ituot, me-
oens ban bar iferp meO at plpnors grs
nett Rails Sus. RepoIDsrtugIen, Der
blso affpret pud en- afTtanO al IL 600,
truf Rsgersn / !5opspet, men trpttebes
flab mpb bette, Ipm ON ben bapos oaret
lapet at Sit, os ben forte Snobruosipp
er omtrent uItaot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

Iom Bation. 9opuliiterues aanoi'
bat ior 8lcepreiioent. Hal tnle / Subj
anin ben 8oe os. os / Gbien9u ben ODE;
oerfra saar bans Reiierute eienuem
Wi9I9nu, @iseuniiu, Riunsiotu, Spo
9atota o. iaa ueltouer III apiieu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
AItr,t.
cprsr fpreoer zig I 1bibei.

Gn ipeciel Depside fra Shanghai
me beler, at oOeralt / s6ibet porer Sps
rsret mob ben t~insIiTfe aesisrins. Som
5elge bsrdf er 1000 tinsIiIte Sroppsr
afienct for at forItGrte 9arniIonerns
Der / Qdnbet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Afriku.
eeiren brsoer op fra 1ouoola

Den egpptifte expedition 6leo neot
til at forle9ge fit Sopeofoarter til It
st b Wfile Ienoenfor 0ongold, od bet
Der bar ct iunoere SpfOIositsc: bog f.
ges 8rnnoen cgiaa II bare ben, at Der
| 0ongoIa bar meget sanitelist at op
bride moi al 2eonetsmiolsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Texnb.
2f9pnnpe peS Eau marecs

Gn Stppumpe inotrdf operS ga Murs
COS Serodg gftermioous % beoirfeOt
tor goel99gelie pua G!enoom. maaFe
snoos Cab at MsnneItsIiu, bsper bet.
6emtsn 6ufe feiebes bort. !Sbprl,bea
5ilitdnosn er uoe / be omtrmoliggenc;
Sanosbper, er panfeligt at fda 8reis
paa, oa upsirst bar ramponeret Ssles
srafforbinbeIIen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

Eommer 0oab Ho6eiter, u. y,
erflGreoe iorleoeu, at Born al amerb
tanIfe Spinoer, aifte mso uotrnOiuas.
iislae q M gOrfs aOue life Tan urue
Gienoom / Staten Nsw Dorf.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Uurktft.
NaIa Of en- TN Qntriarf.

Sultnnen bar bepilget en- armeniif
a~r'egnins ON siIaoelIs til at Idmmens
fable Nationdls 5orfumlingen for at
beige en- np 9atriart iitebstfpr ben of
truaote.
TIMBER gloobdbet / Ggin plDnJreoes
600 Suie og afbr9notes.
Sultdnen bar mTfreuet ct eg~sn6Gnoiat
grep til aeiIsr Wil6eIm.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
OItrrrin-ainpurn
ct ana sMnIGa aobnes

"SSernsp aandlen" Ital uabnes, %
/ Inleoning oerdf mpSss tronebe So
oeoer eler Saabdnnes RepraIentanter /
S-ipba. s 2sroags inOtraf Seller
5rdnB SoiepR, iom pau bet bjsrteligIts
bil'soe paa SDn9erne at Serpien % Rus
mGnisn. Sra 3pItlunp, England, Sta
lien, 5rantrise, Rusldno og flere am
ore 2anoe er Der dnfommet aepraren=
tdnter for at yperpare SeitIig6eoerne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Cnplnnn.
gu mn xoropsl. erpsoitisu.

timber 2sbeiis al Opoaseren murrie
far Der | 9lassOtp orgauiierst Zig en- nh
Expedition mso bet 5cmaal nsidetist at
bsItemme Norbpolens Yelisgsnbeo. 5ans
len er. at ben fal i9its ipei Mai Maas
neo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
anpan.
ct Hsete afpift.

glaoene / ben iapanlfe Sppebitao be-
negter, bpao Der er paaitadet 2onoons
Qpiier, at Ruslanb os Sapan er blepns
eni9e ON ct forsnet protettorat | Cora,
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Nrm Dork.
s.tlsnterbassiarers.

Hetp gort, 26be Sept. ant. "Gtrus
ria" fra 2ioerpool.
Quesnstotpn, 26bs Sept. ant. "llms
briu" fra Rem 0orf.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

Ssnator &nute Gtelion bar louet at
botoe 3 9aler | Noro 3atota. Zen
15oe Sftobcr toler ban / 2isbon. ben
16Oe / Dtaroea % ben l7oe 2afota.
s be to iertuGpnte 8Der oil Der bliue
ioranitaltet ltorarteoe "8arbecuss" %
| MarbeI bar mon iitret fig ct fort
3elt, o. 5armere fra A eaer ) Goun'
tier oil u9re tilteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

SObn 8Opo 9bn9:r, iom al Netu
Dorts 9emotraier %nominerebes til aans
oioat Tor @upeugr, bar unoerrettet
Gentralfomiteen ON, at ban life fdn
mOota9e NomMatiunen, bu Fan lite er
/ 5apgr al fri Mpntuing al Splo.
aomiteen bar / baus Steo nomineret
% bur s. 9orter fra 8atertotun.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

Zen fornuftisits al ale aiosnItaber.
Gierrisbepen, er ben, iom sisr Rsnn.s
Fer melt fprrptte.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
m,,n,orot.s tom ,orprcnste sis.

Sent 2eroag Ntten br1nofes St9ehe
Of 5bcmas 8prman og Isat earen NOR
qanIina. gesse bar usifte. Garep
bpsoe alene / en- Semmsrbptte, % Sors
man Stulpe o~perndtte hos BAN. Oct al
minoeliae Subtrpt er, at MGnoe's ffrlt
tratteoe, % at be berpua iuarsos bi'!ans
BEN opoeliat, ps at be | Summs'en bar
paItet 2ampen, Iom io.tiamme bar lal
;spr paa !Suist. 2isene frsn1bfo ct
irpstelist Stue, cu be al en- atslbnSz
iurp blep srapet frem al Huinerre 10
Elmer Isnere.
Wsrem@noeme I sNebter 60.
Den republitdnlfe Gountp aonpsn+
ton for @eb{ter Gountp afbolotss fors
leoen, % lom en- interesiant Tp9'o
oenne SprbinoelIe fan mebosles, at ben
u1ge % bsgdpepc 4oppiat %. 3 Giant
Lamb / Sort Dodge blep broret meo Rps
minaticnen for Gountp aopotat og
6anoelsmanb SttoIon %nominereces Ior
Gountp Rseprber.
SadpcI Mr. Gbdntlano iom Mr. Sts
toion er bel anIssbs gorgere | Webiter
Gountp. gssse npber alies 4stelIe pg
3iaib % bpab oerss 0pstisbeo anbeldnz
GER, Iad sr benne bapet cper enbpcr
Sbipl.
9i fan Iaalebes life anost enb .pfpns
Te 9Glser. / Mebfer Gountp og
HOromanpene i Sarbslesbeb meo bet
brIoise llbfalo at beres a%onpsntion, os
pi badber, at be nGpnte aanoiodter mso
hsle ben republitanife @alsieocel mua
ppnau en- Majoritet, Der bill blipe epotes
giprsnoe / WrbIter gountps 9iItorie.-
"Siour Gitp Sibsnoe".
@uib'nno peo GIinton.
5 Mdnbass fanot man Sub pda
8dbne 2uctes Sarm Nor gamanfe, /
Spo for Clinton. 8eb Yrobering bite
Der Jig ct prpcentpis llobbtte, beItaaenoe
Sub ps Sslp, at omfring $13 pr.
5on. 9rnnben, bpor 5unoet blep siort,
b''taar meitenbels al @rapsl Wrus) fra
. til % Sob unoer Sorbopernaoen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
mtarnuHu.
@anf,pinpIer Wimmid rent.

e. +. Nimmltt, Der lpm 6dlfner for
nplis blsp hpmt i gau Claire, og Ipm
bar ipinplet flsre Banter / Minneapolis,
brsb fig Manoas Miooas uo at Gau
Glaire 5ensisl. tSun bapoe affilst i'm
Gslelaas og tog ben meo fig. Mle
5ansIlets Silipnsbauenoe bar frap9s
rsnbe pda ben Dag. Den eneite YcrIon,
Der Iaa Nimmict, bar en- 3pinoe. go
litist Tiger sftcr 6am / Gstnins at DE
rioidn langs Gbippsipd Hioer, 1ripes
ben 29oe Sept. fra Gau Claire.
IN SernbaueIinie.
Sbebobsan, ct. Paul % @eFtern
SernbaneIelItab infprporeres i bisie
0ass meo en- 4ttietapitdl paa $35O,OOO.
9ansn Ttal dnlaages fra Sbs6ppaan til
ct punfi pdd Milpdufee &c Hortbern
Oipiiionsn af Milpauteesg dnen peo ell
ler life lanst fra Hanbpm Cate, Sbebpbz
gan Gountp. Den npr ganelinie ffal
bliue Is Mi lang.
coifmam Bros. 60. tauIt.
Milpautees 9lbfte Sorretnina meb
8arer til tirtelist 9ru9. Spffman Bros.
Co., bIep forlsoen Dag luftet at Sbes
riffen. Jirmast bar inbremmet frems
lagte Sororinsers @ploisbso impo Iis
til en- lamlet Sum az $27,533.93.
sfopbranoe nGrmer fig ssen.
Gn fiart glait bapoe Manodgs ores
bet S%topbrdnbsne benimob Welt Sus
psriors 'Refioentsftrsg. 9~i9rbsrne peo
Driving pdrt brenbte. South Sus
perior os StaIea, to 5orftGoer, blep Der
itiitst 9ranpIpanb= Yrigaber, Tom Ttal
biaIpe til at mOoarbsioe Slosn.
eisnIsffen tauerer.
gantsr Spbn eienlptten | Ga GrosIe
ertlarsoe Ts faIit / Manbass. s. 6.
pettingiq bIep ubn9pnt til Iominifras
tor % itiasbs aaution for $4,000.
SaIaa i 1893 lutfebe gdnten, men oros
nsps itrar fine @f9rer cs bsgpnote paas
M.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Jnolanoet.
Coma.
me,s Ill eransSsi iuesei'cr anu.

suffalo StOlstommisliuu, @inneba>
40 Gpllntp, bar tasst gsilutnins om at
bruce Mais til granoe ben ton'ln.nrs
Winter. ba siceut.M ais %dniaaes biuIs
acre cno aul. S bette silfalOs bllr BET
iaIIalp snsbetpornbe mep en- 5orminos
RelSs til Sulpparten at uoglftsrns til
grrnoIel, foruplat Muiien lite Tiger !
8ris.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Eruitkrtpe.

TN crsan raisr liam % Iamss Sahtrns.
Sarbeles for Sfaoe bar en- polbIom
Storm anrsttst baabe inoe | 2anost %
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
TpTklnitG.
eismords ertp TIL euiberiom.

9ismarcf bar Ifrspet st greo iii 8us
perner GuIberipn | 5eras og anbsfulet
ben SOs, at be 5orensoe Slater Ituloe
antuse fri SsIDs Mpntniug udfbpngist
al andre Rdtioner. 0stte er meo Sus
BEL bisoen bilist / dgrariite Girtlsr /
Berlin.
Zines aorreIponosnt I Yreusiens
Sopsoituo flyer osrom: SPIRIT 9ismurct
bar ultib o9ret inbe for en- bob6slt Stans
barb, men iualange Fan fob / tit Gms
beoe, pilos ban ulbrig paatdge fig Nm
Ipuret for gimetdlisme.
Sans 9rep fan fsirs til 2iiten oper
be anioarslpie, men farligs gtrin9er,
Der fdar fin 9etponins fra Gpnsn til
at misleoe perIoner, Der er mere dnldat
for Selte 3iIbrbelIs snb for Ieloft9noia
SRntnind.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
@ranSpine ibranp.

Mabiion, 29os Sept. 2anosbpsn
Gpdnspine, Der lisssr % Mil fsrrenfor
bette Stsb, berries ustop nu al en- itpr
Slbebrano. Tom trurr mep at lasse bsls
5orretninssfirssst ! Ruiner. 9adoe
Mabifons % Sanespiles 8ranotorps
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
SIooen GIbens ziisuina.

5 5amburg uTipreoss BARRELS Stub
! anleoning at ben beftiss Storm, ipm
raTeoe.
Glben er iteget II Sob, og mango
minbre Sti6e er gdart I Drift.
@ms 5Iooen er itsget coer fine greos
Der, og entelte MenneItsr bdr miItet Gi=
bet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

RSAGMrsfiSeH
uefommes xirsoee % 3rsoaa gsosssu.
upsrtisIsmsmiss

niaa insIepsxes isnsit buer gaanoda % Torsbas Nor
aen ap~ertisismea.sr ~taotasss life to paa haaaosn
idaenoe Rumere. msoiniHors bet uotrsf'siis ioriaT'
ses. spts ct apsrilssmsHt. Der fSrf fcuHrr tnot
1trssassnnmsret T. Or. ~;OrlaHscs izorptista 1aass.
lesti TONNE inot o zirsadssuuiusre. Brece. esr izses
boIoer A~uertisiemeHier. iom bet batter met, bsr mrr'
les Gpsrttstsmsut / bet ueors eissue pas Con
uelutsn
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
anntnttE.
offer iie teIp tiiopse.

guhor Gltpoob Siler, prst for
"5risnOs' Gbura" / 0eIt Miooleton,
bolper paa at By at en- merfelis Spsz
bomsform, meIoss fra aotomo 26oe
Sept. Sor to Tiger iioen tit ban ct
baurbnattet 4nfdlo Of 5itte, ps ban bar
bittet u~opbprlist tele 5iosn Iioen. @sr
ct Samraao mellem 29ser1e er bans
Silitauo blspen opsipet iom baablss.
paitpr Siler er 66 9(ar sammel % en-
dT be bsoit fjenots Yrabitantsr | Snris
ana.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

Sr.. 6. e. 9bune er
"gecorob'I oiten"s rel
ienpe Msent % iom iaa'
ban ~bcnDnoiast til at
mobtaae npe Nbonnen'
ter ianit Setalins 'or
iprialben SubIiription.
g. Nrunoien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Sar ct Hort Sierte.

gbtpdrb 2etpis / @abaIb FAR ct Sisrs
ie, Der sr bpbbelt Iaa tort iom ct al nors
NAL StsrrslIe. Eager, Iom bar unbsrs
Isst BAN, tiger. at Siertet er 8 9ommsr
lanst os lissiua messt | Diameter. @eo
ben minoIte 4nitrenselIe banter Si.rtst
meo ftor Ssftigfso, os bets Stag tan
bcrss Here Sob borts. Dsnne abnprms
llppitlins al Siertst bar uppipst grpits
taslen ufOrbolosmasiist paa ben penItrs
Gioe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

has
|oSl-
The morning times., 1896-12-30
GOLDEN CROSS NOTES.

Goodwill Conmandery met Monday night
and elected officers for the coming term
as follows: Noble commander, George
MuSson: vice noble commander, Mrs Ann
r. TAFT; prelate, Mrs. I. F. Jones; X. OF
records, Edward Steer; financial h of r.
W. e. Perry; treasurer, b F Moore; herald,
David Harris; W. I. G., Mrs Mills: w.
o. G., Mr.. Sherwood; and past noble COM
mander, John w Musson; trustees, W G..
Perry, Dr. s. l. Groot and James g. Thomp-
son; representatives to the grand com
mandery, W. E. Allen and L. F. Jones:
aIternates, Mrs. NJ E. Goss and Mrs NJ G.
Lamb; auditing committee, Nelson COnover.
F. R. Johnson and Howard Larcomb.
The reporrof the comrnittee, to which the
question OF changing the composition OF
the grand commandery, was referred. was
against change Their report was adopt
ed as the wish of the commandery.
The comrnandery closed at 9 p. m, after
deciding to publicly install the new officers
at the meeting on January Il, 1897.
Golden COmmandery, No. 2, viii give a
banquet to its members atthe commandery
citadel, No. 81 nnsyIvania avenue north
west, on Wednesday evening. January l3
The morning times., 1896-12-30
Jonathans at the SHOW.

The governor-clect of Illinois is a gen.
tleman who rejoices in the name OF
Tanner. In the retirement of his private
life he is grower of fruit, and more
particularly OF apples-called ''Jonathans"
iii the Illinois dialect-at u point some
distance up Coon Creek, in Clay county.
Having heard how Vice President Buckner
had prepared for his Inauguration in the
single sound money Democratic precinct
of the Union, Tanner thought the example
good one and prepared to follow it in
principle If not in fact. Upon the occasion
OF his Inauguration at Springfield his
friends declare with proper enthusiasm
that the State capital will he simply de-
composed with apples. Most of his ad-
mirers from every portion OF the Common
wealth will be with him on the occasion
TO the very core, and every specimen
in every one OF his generous barrels will
ring d merry peel" as he takes the
oath OF office. Mr.. Tanners conception
OF the unltieS OF the occasion Is commend
able, and is respectfully referred to higher
quarters with request to act.
By and by there will be much larger
inauguration than that of the Illinois
governor, and it is to be hoped that
something neat and appropriate may be
planned for the occasion. We should feel
like objecting to barrels of apples; the
packages possibly being calculated TO Of
fend the dclicacy OF a Cleveland, Ohio,
| friend, who is expected to be present.
| The pleasant treatment Of the subject,
| adopted by Gen. Buckncr. obviously would
| he improper at the Inauguration of one
| who has always tried to lead different
life. But something fitting and illustra-
| tive might he thought out by the large
| and able inauguration committee. Nothing
| Of the kind occurs to The Times at the
| moment, unless it be the idea OF serving
| Ohio llmburger cheese sandwiches, on
| American tin plates-if any can be found
to the attending office-scekers; or some
| thing light and cheering OF that sort.
The morning times., 1896-12-30
GIVING TO THE POOR.

Mr. Harry E. Mayer, of Mayer & Petit,
$50, to be used for the general poor fund,
and with the request that it be plaCe'i
where the money is most needed
This generous donation may be made
the nucleus OF fund of which there Will
undoubtedly be much need during the com
ing winter, and The Times will undertake
To dispense all moneys received for char
liable purposes.
The amount of all donations with the
names OF contributors, when not 9TH wise
directed, will be published as received.
In past seasons The Times has dispensed
large sums of money and numerous gifts
OF clothing and provisions. All the re-
ports to the Associated Charities and
other organizations and the experience Of
the poiicc during the recent freeze indi-
emergency fund.
one of the largest church entertainments
| of the season was held last night, i'll st
Stephens Church, at Twenty-fifth street
| and 2 Pennsylvania avenue.
The program was All extensive one, com
prising musical and dramatic selections.
| The first rendered was "a very bright
farcical dialogue, entitled The Nettle,'
| given by Mr.. Talbot Pulizzt and Mi IS
Blanche Pulizzi.
| Miss Alice Kraft sang in a spirited
manner the selection, For All Eternity
| Mr.. j Barton Miller Won the applause oi
| every one by the inimitablc manner with
which he recited several of Whitcomh
Rney's poems. Messrs. Charles Greene
and Joseph keanc provoked a grcIt deal
of merrment by their German comedy
| work.
| The feature of the evening, however,
was the farce comedy. Lei on parle Fran.
cais." which was presented by the Rohe-
mian Dramatic Club. Mr. Purdy anG
Miss Hinda Burke as Mr.. and Mrs. Sprig-
gins, were rcmar kably good. Miss Mar
garet Melvin, as Angelina, made a YER.
| charming young lady, while Miss Agnes
Vassar, as the saucy servant girl, ant
Miss Maud Moore, as Mrs. Major Rattan
were especially good.
Mr. Victor Wallace, as Victor Dubois
the young Frencbman, rendered his par
very acceptably.
The proceeds will be devoted to tn
poor of st. Stephens parish.
The morning times., 1896-12-30
EXCESSIVE TAXATION.
Lord Dunraven and Others Protest
In Ireland's Behalf.

Limerick, Dec 29--Lord Dunraven PIE
sided tonight over a meeting held here to
protest against the excessive share oftaxa
tion which is mi osed on Ireland by th,
imperial government, a matter that has
brought about unanimity Of opinion be
tween every shade of Official opinion in
Ireland, the Tories vying with the home
rulers III their denunciation of this in
justice.
Lord Dunraven said he believed he was
justified in assuming that the government
listened to the Irish protests without
prejudice and, he hoped, sympathetically.
The speakers included the Most Rev. Ed
ward T O'Dwyer, Roman Catholic Church
Bisnop OF Limerick, and John DAILY, the
dynanirer, who wasrecentIy released froru
Portland prison
Resolutions expressing the sense of the
| meeting were adopted without a dissent
ing voice.
The morning times., 1896-12-30
BOSTON RAILWAY TROUBLE.
Citizens Committee Presented Be-
oDcsts on Behalf of Employees.

quests on Behalf of Employees.
Boston, Dec. 29.-The committee ap-
pointeI at the meeting at Faneuil Hall last
evening OF sympathzers with the West
End railway employees, and composed
OF Alderman John J. MahOney, Robert
Senator John j. Quinn, and Rev. W II.
Albright, had a conference this morning
and later waited on President Little, Of
the West End road, and presented the fol-
lowing:
.'The undersigned committee appointed
by citizens OF Boston, assem- bled IN mass
meeting i'll Faneuii Hall on the evening
of December % 10 deal with the existing
West End railway controversy, has met
In conference and respectfully submit TO
the president and directors OF the West
End Railway Company the following re-
quest on behalf of their employees:
I'VE believe these requests call for no
more than justice between the men ami
| the corporation. We believe that the wei
| fare of tue citizens OF Boston demand
prompt and equitable settlement OF this
whole controversy.
| First. The discoHtnuance OF the EN-
ploymcnt OF new men; second. reinstate-
ment OF former employees; third, that u
| committee OF the men be received for the
purpose ofmaking just agrecmentdealins
with the permanent relationship Of the
corporation to its employees
Tine committee was cOurteously re
ceived by President Little, who statedthat
he would bring the matter to the executive
board of the West End Street Railway
| Company, but he could not promise that
the agreement would be signed.
The morning times., 1896-12-30
WASHINGTONIANS In NEW YORK
Special to the Times.


New York, Dec. 29-windsor, o, C
Baker. E. P Hopkins, G. E. Curtis; Astor,
F. L. Siddons, E. s. Holmes; Murray Hill,
E. X. Rawson, R. Bowman; Everett, p 2.
Beilan. II. A Noodle; Continental, S. o..
Ramage, j. L. EwelI, ]. F. Roberts;
Broadway, S. F. LOTUS, E. W. Benedict,
Mrs. NJ Wilson; Sinclair. T. Longstaff;
Manhattan, NJ. A. Knapp; Metropolitan.
81. P. Getz, L. Hartig; Bartholdi, j. b.
Holloway; Marlborough, T. n. Alexander.
A E. Dowell; Holland, Mrs. and Miss
Totten; J. F. Hurst; Hoffman, A. Ordway;
Grand, Mrs. L. R. Hare, P. Marshall; Union
Square, W. NJ Bass. G. W. Beuge, h..
Brock, J. C. Donnenberry; Albert, G.. Cal
| lett; Grand Union, I. H. Lafetra; Mrs.
Irvine Sessions and Mrs. E. II. Frost are
at the Windsor for a few days, visiting
| friends in this city, and after they COM
plete their rounds, will travel to Europe;
W. a. Wright, Miss-A. Metz, H King, T
E. Hibbey, Mrs. F. Evans, Miss L. Magill,
| Miss Rubenstein are buyers here; Army
| arrivals, j. a. Upshaw.