davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24
(9Ius Der GbieasOsr ySSrete greHs"9
ttno trobOefat SdDGed)te 3eitestl !

@enn eSemanb fortbauerfb nlebr 1itse
siebt, al8 er einnimmt, 10 miiTfen feline
8ernIbsensperbdltniiie ii9 balb ner.
i9lehtern. gr tuiro enttueoer Iein 8ers
m6sen babel einbiiBen, ober, iuenn er
fein 8erm6gen bat, in S9ul6en geras
then, biz ibm gfiemano mebr bergen
min. l1nb bann fonmt Der &ra1.
Die &ereitigten Staten finb elm reiz
Dies 9anb; aber llnier 9olf bat getebt
tuie elm junser @rbe, Der feline 8prItel=
lung oauon bat, Die i6mer es lit, @elb
su peroienen Der aus bem 8oqen
pirtbidaiiet. unb Gbnlben maGt, bis
iein greOit nabe5u eri66pft 1T. 9asu
fommt, baB mir uns burb @initelung
der 5ilber. Sreiprdgnns felbit bns @sl0
fnapp unb tbeuer aema@t baben un6 es
nritbn Inn 10 piel ibmieriser fir uns
lit, Die 3inien un6 Die G9uloen 81 be-
5ablen.
9em 8olfe fuurbe nun aber bon ben
pplitiIden 5reunoen Mc&inleb's geiagt,
OaB Die @riDdbllng bisies Serrn bas al,
gemeine 8ertrauen fuieberberItellen un6
luie nit eiflen, 3auberi9la9e bic ,,guten
3eiten" Dieberbrinaen fuiiroe. nad be-
rlen mir uns i9on 70 lange uergeblid) ge-
Iebnt baben. ,8eIunoes Gelt unb CUTE
8eiten" lautete Der Ghla1trnf Der Mc-
&inlen. 2eute. Das 8Blf glaubte baran,
eripdblte ben Batter Der Ntc&inleD 8iQ
uno rednete barauF bns am 4. gtopenrs
ber bic MOraenrbtbe Der 8roiperitdt
beranfbdmmerii tuiiroe.
4ber felt Der @abl neigt iih Der
stpeite Monat bereits Ie:uem Gnbe Su,
Ohne baB mir bisber BON Der a8roIperi-
tdt" ettuas gemerft bdtten. Die ,8ei.
tena iinb niht beiier, irnbern Idle9ter
lgetpproen. Geit benz S. gtopenber Iinb
piel mebr glrbeiter entlaIIen, nls arge.
/ ftellt; mebr 6abrifen geIblOiien, als ge,
Dffnet tporoeit; es baben mebr 2Obnber.
abiebungen, als 2pbner66blngen 1tatt.
gefunben unb bic 3abl Der 8auferote1
/ mar 9e9ipn.
/ l1no oieie @erf9ledterung Der @et
! ihdftsuerbdltniiie als ndbfte 5olee Del
@rpdblung Mc&inleD's fan6 itatt ,trps
benz mir an oas 9luslanb piel mebl
g8aaren perfanft, als BON bort besOgel
baben. 9tm IL. De5ember oer6featlid
te ber 8oriteber bes itatiItii1en 8it
reaus Der Ser. Gtaaten IN Waibingtol
einen 8eri9t ilber unIere gin- uno 9lus
/ fubr, aus ueLher mir fir Die eriten i.
WOnate bieies Sabres folsenoe ,8ablel
/ piebergeber:
MaareIt; 0tusfubr 1888, $50, ,86'
8aarens @infu6r 622,593, ,66'
l1eberIduB $266, ,087 20
! 9aua6 bate lestere Gumme, iueld
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24

lpel1e nI& ,.8alance Of 9rabe" nad) ben
Ser. @taaten fam, bic ,BrOIperitdt"
f6rbern iUllen, tpelde ins fir ben SSalI
Der grudbluua BEG Serrn WtcainleD in
lidere Gusiiht seiteilt mar.
llber troboem oauern bic i6lehten
3eiten fort. 8ir I9ul0en ebeH bem
gluslan6e an SIS, 900 900, 900 fiir 8uts
bes., Gtaats uno @emeinbe ,,8pnos",
fur @iienbahns, @as un6 nnbere Qftien,
un6 Die 8er5inilin9 bieier S4ulbideiue
alIer glrt fiibrt idbrlid iiber 200 Ntillis
onen Dollars no6 europa. Snoeni mir
Die Silbec. 5reiprdsung, Die foit buuoert
Sabre bin0urh in ben Ser. Stantet aes
iebti6 beitanb, i'm Sabre 1873 einitels
fen, baben mir bas @elb fnapper uno
tbeurer genlaht unb uns auf bieie @eiie
telbit baSu perurtBetlt, Die 3inien unb
5huloen an 6as gluslano in fiinitlih
pertbeuertem @eloe SIT beSabten.
8ieIer llmItnn0 ericbmert rlatiirlidl
tueienttld Die @ieberfebr ber .,guten
3eiten". Die @ntre9tnn9 bes 5ilbers,
bas Sabrtauienbe lang bis 1873 ,,ebrs
Ii6es @el0" mar, lit Die llrIade Der
@elouerminberuns unb @elo0ertheuers
ing, an tuel9er bic iosennnnten @olDs
lduber franten unb iuirflid1e .BroIperis
tdt" tueroen mir erlt tpieber ieben, iuenrt
mir benz Siiber 5ein altes &e9t aIs
gsahruH9ss@ s@eIb tpieoergeseben baben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24
sGas sRaorto.
sc a brib, 20. 9es

sc brib, 20. Del.
Ser berDorrageube isnniide &epubli.
faner 5enDr @ntliO gatelGr tpurbe Inn
ieinen Meinungsausbrud iiber bic Sage
5lnii6en Spanien ino ben Ser. Gtaaten
befra9t, porauf er Die folsenbe urter<
aei6nete @rtldrung a6sab.
,,SUm b5hiten 8atrietismus besei=
Itert iOiuie nOn hDber anerfennung bes
amerifantI9en 8Oltes beieelt, lebe id) Der
SOffnsne, baB @ere1tigfeitsiinn unb Die
rnaterietlen sSnlereGen einen &rieg nit
Gpanien, bilr9 Dethes Die neue @ett er.
l1tDIIen uno ben glmerifanern sa 9ub
gentaht tuorben lit, Derbiten tueroen.
GenOr gaiteIar CAB 5u uerfteben. bnB,
iuenn 5panien in Die Not6menbiQfeit
periebt tuiiroe, feline 3uilu9t gum
5btuert 5n nebmen, es ben Ser. Stans
ten beoeutenben 51aoen suiiigen f6nne,
uno baB es in lOl9em Sale bas 9teht
nuf ieiner 5eite babe.
Genor ganpoas iaste: ,,8dbren6 i'd
8remier bin tuirb 5pnnien feinen
&rieg nit ben Ser. Gtaaten III peran.
laiIen Iu9en. 9lllein 'itb tuerOe teiuenl
glnsriff nuf Spanien ausnei6en. Sd
| iase bies nit Der GiiBernen &ube, bin
ober enti9loIIen, BEL ateinem 8orIase 81
bebarren. 8as lift itein lebtes @urt."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24
ltmier @taatgpberaeribt hat i!

1tmSer @taatsoberseribt bat ii6
i6tuer perfin6igt bic gnnft0ner
,,5reie greEe" 1T ibm bbie, tpell es ben
BON ben Republifnnern periubten 8ie6
itabl bes Staates niht guthei6en luOllte.
8etanntli1 tpies Die 3dblbeb6rbe bic
@ablbeti1te Der Counties Butte un0
2atprence Suriid, luegen sSehfern in Der
Sprm Der Be9laubisuns 0erIelben, aliO
tpeeen reitten Sprmfeblern. Die Be
gb1roe pertagte iid) big gum II. B. M.
nnb lies inSiptI6en bic betreffenben
8eriCbte burtb einen 8oten benz 5uitdn~
bigen 8eamten iener Counties 5ur Cor
reftur unterbreiten unb iuieoer suriif
bringeu. 9luf @runb Der tuirflid abs.
aeeebenen Stimmen iparen Die 8rpatts
@ablmdnner eripdblt, ioipie audi bic
populiItiIhen gpn9reBnbgeorbneten.
Die republifaniihen 8ablmdnner sabeu
;bns aud 81 rnb i6ienen iid ing llnUer=
meinbli9e i9tden su ipOlen. 0a be
bauptete sSernano, baB Die 3dblbeb6rbe
ficb ntdt uertasen fonnte, bnB allO ibr
erfter 8erid,t, Der, pbne bic Counties
Suite uno 2awrence. ben &epublifanerE
ben Gieg CAB, enbgiiltis aufSufaiien
tudre. gs iudre bann natiirlidb ben
8rDan= 2euten sruBes unredt seideben.
aber bas idbabete nibts, 10 lanse Die
8epublifaner Die @eipult bntten. Sic
perlausten, OaB bic 3dblbeb6rbe ben
(nidt eripG6lten) rep. &anbiooten
@ablcertificate ausftelle. Die gade
fam ppr's -5taatsobergeridt unb oieies
entI9ie6 mad @eies unb Gsedt unb ge=
fnnbem MsenIhenberitanb, baB Die
8d6lbebDroe bas 9feht bate, ii1 sli eers
tagen, unb banit, baB bic tuirfli@ abb
gegebenen Stinlnen sit adbleH Ieien,
fros Der nebenid@liden sormfebler.
Glles Dies lit bereits alte @eIbidte,
aber man muB fid3 ben sansea 5eraans
tnieber uerseseniudrtisen, i'm ben Self
9anS si erfalIen, ber bic ,,Sreie 9refie'
beIeelt. Wian be6enfe aud, bnB Dit
GountDbeanlten, tuelhe iene Gebler II
Der Bealalbigung Der @ablberidte pur
ben Counties Butte illib 2aturencl
madten, Repnblifuner iparen
l1ub baB ourb beren Nadldiii9feit Obel
1lnfdbtefeit Die Gage seidaffeu iuurbe
tpelde Der ,@brlibgelbpariei" Die @ele
genbeit CAB, Iih por aller @elt bes poli
fiIdenDiebitabl iiberfabren 81
IaIgen. lInb neil MN bGs gtnutsober
aeridbt ben Diebitabl nicbt geifattete
iuunbert lido oie alte fteinbeilise ,,Srei
IreI5en iiber bic @nti9eiouna. 81
bat in ibrem g(erger biegmal Die &as
ber @etuiIienloiigfeit unperiebrns an
Dem gade fabren laiien.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24
0lms gsoi6inoton ,piro oemeloet

2GttS g8aibington tuirb senetoet:
dSs rutr0 iest 5iemtitb aGlsentein Su9e9es
ben, baB Die @eidtdte, iuonoh MaceO,
Der stpeite 8efeblshaber Der cubanii9et
ssnIurgenten, Dur9 Wleu1elmoro nmges
fomnen iein Iollte, eine @rftnbung lit.
9a bieIe @ei6idte seei9net mar. bic
@timnlllng IN inherent 2anbe sesen
Spanien nod nebr 5u ueri6limmern.
un6 9erabeSu barauf berebnet setueIen
5u fem i9eint, @erbdltniiie su erSeu9en,
Die 5u einem &rie8e spiiden 5panien
unb ben Ser. 5taaten fiibren tpirbeu,
70 fanb ii1 unier Gtaats- 9epartemeni
7bringeno ueranlaBt, in bieienl Sale iuos
m6glidb bic llr6eber Der falid1en slngd.
ben 5u ermittelM Der 8unoes= 9iitrifts.
artualt in Sloriba ipurbe nit Der Ser.
foI9ung bieier Sade betraut, unb er bnt
aud 70 nett grfole sebabt, OaB er bi,
8erionen, Die bieie Seniationsliige 3u
Iammenbrnuten nnb tueiternerbreitetelt
beinabe inentifisiren fam.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24
Qebengbaner ber Mifroben

&ebe1B0Q1ter Der mtirfODeH
In @rdbern. Die an8eblide, bon
ben Gnbdngern Der 2eihenberbrennlrS
'angefiibrte @efabr Der @erbreitung
anIfedenber aranbIeiten burd] bic benz
Boben iibergebenen Seine fann fute
8etri I1on friiber bar9etbar bat, rli6t
0Is Irgnmelit aufredt erbalten tperben,
benn Elm gut angele9ter Srieobof bietet
feline berartisen @efabren. Sn Der
2eitIdrift nMeOieine MlOOerne4 pers
6ffentlidjt nad) i 8rometbeus4 9err
20Iener bafteriologifd)e grperimente,
tpeld)e Getris aniidt beitdtisen. Siers
mad erBielt iid) Der 3DpblSs Bacillus
In einem bsltatteten 66rper MIR 96
Gage, Der @buleras8aeillus mar f9on
mad % 9aaett dbgeitorben, Der &ubets
felz8acilluS mad 95 Eagen. Srieoldfts
ber8 BneamosBacilIu8 mar tiad) %
Gaaen abgeitorben, ba9egen ipuroe Der
gtarrfrarnpfsBacilluS nod rladl 234
9agen lebenSfriid unb erit uah 364
Iagelt abgeitoIben gefunoer. Die
grDBte 2ebersfraft il1ien oas Wlil5s
branbs8ofierium gu befisen, oenn e
ipuroe llDd) nad) gerlauf eines Sabres
lebenO geflnben. ,Sm llebrigen bilbei
bic bel 8eerbi9ungen iiblide 6 ife be,
GrnIdlid)t rad) qoiener cine iiebers
8arriere geaen oas 6erporfomrten bic
i fer aranfheitsltcffe; fiefebten nnr II
2eihnan nod einiSe Seit meter I'M
lieBen Iicb nieiit riht einrnat In oel
unter benlielben liegeuben Grbi9inl
nabfpeiien.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24
Sic staats. g8ahLbehBroe ertldrte d

Sic 5taatss 8ablbebbroe erflGrte am
lebten Donueritug enosiiltie Die grlpdbz
lung Der fOlsenoen 5taatsbeamten
@Ouuerneur See, 8opuliit; 8ice @ouz
nerneurSinbman, &epublitauer ;5taatss
iefretdr &ooble, &epublifaner; glueitor
Mtop6etu, &ep.,; Gbasmetiter 8bilips,
&ep.; @eneraIantpalt GrissbD, Bop,
GhuliuperintenbeHt Crane, Sep. ;2anof
fomlpiiidr 2odbart, &ep.; Giienbabn=
tDmmiifdre 2aSoGette, gop., Mc5ab@
Den, 8Op., 9irfpatrif, Bop; gOn9reBs
a5geOrbnete &noules unb &eIs, 8Dpu.
liften.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24

sSa Chicago braben bieie gsO6e
Drei 8anteu nit nabe5u $15, 100000
9epoIiten 3uiamnten unb in ct. Saul
i9loiIen Sfpei ibre Sbiiren. geas lit Die
1lria1e @olOi9mlnoel uber Gilber.
51ninbel?
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24
2nft1t. cine ssabrifitabt in 0fofi

9Ontt, cine Sabrifitabt in Mofa-
ehuietts. gl6 cine geIualtige Mebrbtit
fir Mc&tnteb. 5eit Der 8a6l folsten
2obnreouftionen unb glrbeiterentlaIs
iunsen bort in raider Sofge. l1no an
9ienita9 D. 50. ermdbtten Die grbeiter
einen Stlbermann gum 8iirsermeil ter. =
9aS 1T elm 8orlpiel au 1900.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24

,9Ittt 8ienitng. ben 5. Sanuar, tuirb
Die tommenbe Seilion Der 9e9islatur
in Sierre er6ffiet iueroen. Die ,,Radz
Sibten" lueroen ausfibrIibe lu6dentli9e
8eri9te iiber Die @erhanblunsen seben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24
Bon. 81. GousreB.
e q al L.

@a1bingtDtt, 18. De5. Ser Gusz
Tdus fir anspdrtige 8eStebun9en bat
bei1foiien, bic fubauifde 6eIOlutiOn bes
Senators Cameron eirauberihten.
9ie Cameron ReIOlution fautet:, ,,@es
meinianer 8eidtuB sur Entertaining
Der @epnblif Cuba" BeIbleIien BON
Genat uno &eprGIentantenbaule Der
Ser. Gtaaten BON amerita. tnel9e i'm
gongreB uerSammelt iinb. baB bic llns
ob1dnsigfeit Der &epublif Cuba btermit
anerfannt perbe.
2. 9aS bic Ser. Stadten ibre 9uten
8ienite bebufs 8eenbi9un9 0es &rieses
5tpiihen 5pnnien unb guba anbieten.
Setretdr 0lneD erIdieu peri6nlth
Dor benz ausinub unb berintete Tim
6inter sei9lpHenen Ebiret ilber Die
| 5OI9en elmer ettpaigen @inmiihung. @r
ertIdrte Iidb aus Sfuei @riinOen ge9ert Die
| 0teiulution 6es Senntprs Cameron:
l ggeil bic Sniursenter in Cuba
feline &egieruns einaeiebt baben.
2 8eil Oas 8e6t Der Entertaining
| leines Gtaates bem @rdIioenten unab=
| bdngig punl gongreB aultebt.
sm Genat Ielbit 1T Die 5ppOiiti0n
Teegea Die geIolution ntdt ltiibeoenteub
uno bic 5euatUren f5nnen leidt Die
gerbanOlunaeu Iebr in bic Qdnae aieben
uno oaburn pielei6t Die &nnahme Der
&eIotution perbinoern. Damn muB bic
ieIbe nod i'm 6auIe burh9eben uno
5hlieBli6 bat man mod NIT benl Iideren
gsetu oes erdIioenten gu rednen Mtan-
6e glauben, baB Gpanien bic Gnnabme
Der gamerOniden ReiolutiOn als gaius
beli betra9ten Uiro.
Sans.
18. Sea. Sas aemeinI1afttide Saus.
uno 5enats= gDmite fir 8eniionen be.
/ 1iddftigte fi9 beute nit Der 8erathune
Der pOrgei1lagenen amendments 81 bel
8idler 8 niions. Bia, ipelhe in Der leb.
ten GeiIien pom SauIe angenUntmer
Ituuroe uHo ieBt i'm Senat ihpebt. @s
IerIhienen pOr benz gomite 8ednte 6el
I@. q. SC. unb anberer SeteranenperelnC
Iua6 eriu1ten nm Milberung Der Sen.
fionsbeltimmunaen. sic tuiiniden, baf
8enIions glpplifanten nidt 9eStuunser
IrUerben lolleu, ilnuwit6Bli6e 8epeiie fin
bic &e1tnldBigfeit ibrer anIpriide 81
Iliefern, unb aud oiejeni9en, welhe pOl
librem @intritt in bic 8unoe8armee be
ben gOnf0oerirten 9ebient batten, 5i ei
ner 8eniian bere9test iein iollteH.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24

sbr fouft aoblen nnb SolS nireenbs
bil[iger nls BON benz grOben 2ager bon
Gberibau u 60.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-24

Sn Clear Safe tuuroen Serr @.
W 5bepparO unb Srdutein gHna
@idtn9er 9etraut.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
whitney Declines to Be interviewed.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 2s-Ex- Soc
retary Whitney has arrived in this city
and registered at the Massasoit House as
H. p. Whitney. He was accompanied by
his son. Payne Whitney. lie declined TO be
interviewed on the political situation. but
intinated that he might take the stump
before the campaign is ended. Ho stated
that he knew whom he won't to the Chicago
convention that there was no hope OF
turning the tide which had set toward FREQ
silver but ne felt it a duty to see to it
that the sentiment of the east was repre-
sonted. He declined 90 give an opinion Of
the probable result Of the coming election.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
TELEeRAPHIc TICKS.

Grace Wilson, 10 years old was killed
by a truck while riding a bicycle in Brook
lyn.
Fire in the shipyard Of Harland & Wolf
at Belfast caused damage estimated at
81, 250 600.
Tho Venezuelan dispute was brought mp
in the British house Of commons By ques-
tions from John Morley.
The international Socialist congress
opened IN London. The proceedings were
marked by great disorder
The American manufacturers who are
visiting South America arrived in Rio
Janeiro and were cordially welcomed.
Chairman Martin Of the Tammany ex-
ecutiye committee issued "A call for meet
ing on Friday next to take action Oh tho
Chicago convestion.
william Henry Smith, talented and
widely known journalist, formerly genor-
al manager Of the Associated Press, died
at his home in Lake Forest, Ills.
The United States district attorney has
boen asked TO begin action against Mayor
Gleason Of Long Island City to test the
validity Of his naturalization papers.
Widespread damage was done by the
storm which swept over tho eastern sec
tion Of New York, New Jersey and Penn
sylvania with terrific electrical accompa-
niments.
George Curtis Wright, father Of Mabel
Wright. who married Count Zichy, was
examined In Abandonment proceedings in
New York, brought by Estelle Wright,
who says she is his common law wlfo
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
rhe sIlver Party outIooI..

NEW YORK, July 2S.-William p. st.
John, treasurer of the National Silver par
fy, has arrived In the city from st. Louis,
where no has been attending the conven-
hon of the silverites.
When seen at his home, Mr. st. John
said that he felt assured Of the presiden-
sial outlook as far as it concerned Bryan
aud Sewall and spoke exultingly OF the
campaign possibilities Of the National Sill
yer party in general.
Speaking Of the free silver party, he
said:
"Ihe National silver party have pre-
served their organization. They nomi-
mated BryaA and Sewall rather than in
dorsed them in order to preserve their or
ganization for the purpose mainly of pro-
siding q means through which Republic
mn silver men could cast their votes for
Bryan md Sewall and free silver congress
men without allying themselves further to
The Democratic party. 1t is notable that
{ 73l delegates to the convention 526
Eera Republicans.
1.-The National Silver party has accept
nd an invitation from Baltimore mer-
hants to notify Messrs. Bryan and Sewal
ln tie city y Baltimore The notification
will be made about / 4 days after the DEM
ocratic notification in New York. This
lFeo silver temper has taken such posses
sion OF the people and grows so rapidly
That we are confident Of carrying the state
" New York
~ me placeof headquarters will be deter
mined by Senntor j. X Jones of Arkan-
a.. chairman Of the Democratic national
r'mmittec. 1t looks at present as though
he would select Washington for headquar-
r'rs Whatever ho does will be followed
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
COAL COMBINE.
Railroad Presidents Meet and Decide 20
Maintain Carrying Rates.


Railroad Presidents Meet and Decide 20
Maintain Carrying Rates.
PHILADELPHIA July as.--,An important
meeting OF officers of She railroad conpa-
MOS that do "A bitumincus coal trado was
held at the Office Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road company in this city. This moUting
was the first that the hituminous coal
road, havo had for a long time and it was
called by tho Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany.
For come time past there has been a
number Of smnll irregularitios in tho
TRANSPORTATION of this coal, and while there
was a disposition Go maintain rates and
prices the actions OF some of the railroads
have created considerable uneasiness. At
first it WAS thought that it would be best
TO submit the matter to arbitration but it
was later decided to get the presidents Of
the roads together and try to bring order
out of chaos
The presidents present were George B.
Roberts Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company, John X Cowan. president and
receiver OF tho Baltimore and Ohio, NJ Ei
ingalls, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio,
Chauncey NJ Depow OF tho New York
Central, which owns the Beech Creek rail-
road. and Il. J. Kimball, receiver and pres
ident of the Norfolk and Western. Besides
these each official had representatives with
him. The meeting lasted for some Time
and at its conclusion it was agreed 10 bury
all differences and continue to maintain
rntoa
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A Mother browns Her Children and At
tempts seIf Destruetion.


tempts Self Destruction.
CAMDEN, n. j., July 2s.-Mrs Mary
Herman, 30 years old Of or South Fourth
street, drowned her two infnnt children
and attempted TO drown herself In the
Delaware river. She tied the hands Of one
Ghld and the feet of the other and took a
large dose Of carbolic acid. Then holding
a child in each arm, she leaped overheard.
Two boatmen saw her jump and dragged
her out of the water as she was going
down the third time. The children did
not reappear on the surface. Mrs Her
man was taken TO the hospittA She can
not live.
Domestic troubles caused her to wish TO
die. This was the second attempt she has
made TO commit suicide. When Mrs Her
mans husband heard Of the crime, no at
tempted to Kill himself by cutting his
throat, but the police took the razor from
him before he injured himself. He was
locked up.
Wendell Seibert committed suicide by
leaping from the ferrybont Columbia. he
was out of employment and had a wife
and seven children depending on him.
This caused dependency.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
E..Gorernor rlower aIay ResIgn.

NEW YORK, July 2s.--A regular meet
ing Of the board Of coverings Of the DEM
ocratic club was held, but il was said poll
tics were not discussed, and noaction con-
cerning the Chicago nominations was
taken A special meeting for that purpose
will be held tomorrow evening. Ex-Gov-
ernor Flower, president Of the club, has
announced in no uncertain terms bis cp-
position to the ticket and platform Of the
Chicago convention, and It is thought that
he will resign. It is expected that the
meeting will be in many ways an impor-
tant one
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
Knled In tho storm.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Charles F. Siogel,
2s years old, living at 2s5 West Eleventh
street, was killed almost instantly while
passing through West Eleventh street by a
tree falling upon him which had been
blown down during the height of the
storm Tho MANS skull was iraeturcl.
and ho was removed to The New York hos
pital, where be died not long aftor his re-
ceptiOn there
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
rhe Gold stnndnrd Mo,emont.

INDIANAPOLIS, July Sex Congress-
man William ID. Bynum, who is a mem
Der of the subcommittee Of gold standard
Democrats that is arranging for a nation
al convention TO nominate gold standard
ticket, says that 10 states have already in
dicated that they will be represented at
tho meeting IN this city Aug r. There
are fow of the far western states that
will not be represented at the meeting Of
Aug. z, he said, because the time is so
short that they cannot get their represent
atives here. States are beginning to or
ganize, Mr.. Bynum said, and Minnesota
has already appointed delegates. Texas
has organized, and Kansas has sent word
that che state will be organized immedi-
ately.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
Horatio Kings Appeal to 1IcKinley.

WEST NEWTON, Mass, July 2S. Hon
H0ratio King, ex-p0stmaster general,
whose official life In Washington covered
the time from 1887 to 1861, has sent "a let
ter to Hon. William Mckinley, in which
he says; 1.-THE danger now threatening the
stability Of the United States is most ap-
palling. l earnestly entreat you 90 listen
Co the warning appeal Of Hon. William C.
whitney It is your opportunity TO place
your name, along with that Of Lincoln high
on the roll of honor and fame. You can
well afford to set aside for the time being
all minor political questions and lead Off
resolutely In a war against the free silver
craze, Populists and anarchists"
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
To Demand an Eight Hour pay.

PHuAnELPa1A, July 2s--At meeting
of the National Union OF Carpenters and
Joiners it was resolved 60 demand on Mny
! next an eight hour day at a scale of 80
cents an hour The movement is said to
be general. Addresses were made by Will
liam J JsShields of Boston. s. j. Kent Of
Lincoln, Neb A. A. Cattermill of Chi
oago, John Williams of Utica, a. Y, and
p. J. Mcclure Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
Excise Agents Appointed.

ALBANY, July 2s.-Exclse Commission
or Lyman appointed his first special agent
from the new civil service eligible lists.
Alfred Tanner, veteran residing in
Kingston received the appointment aud
his work will he confined 10 the Third iu-
dicial district Commissioner Lyman ex-
poets 90 make "A number OF these appoint
ments during the week.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
HarrIson won,t ralI. PolItIo..

NEW YORK, July 2s - Ex- President
Harrison and Mrs. Harrison have arrived
in town from Old Ford in the Adiron-
dacks and are at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
General Harrison said: ~ have como into
the city for a few days to attend the meet
ing Of the general assembly of the Presby-
terian church. / have no other business
and will return to tho Adirondacks about
Thursday OF Friday. No. l don't know
anything of politics"
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
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