davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1896-07-04
TO the Editor Of The 81 Groin Apis."

Dear Sir,
If "America" would read the subjoined
extract from St. Thom@ Tidende, 9th june
&C, he might save himself further quota
tions
"Relative to electionceriAg matters it is
reported from St. Louis that the color line
is still tightly drawn there in connection
with the colored election delegates. The
delegates walked the streets with 'nt f"1d or
shelter, except such as vas provided by
friends. The hotel and business men OF the
city were furious at the notoriety they
received from outside newspapers, and deny
that they refused to house the colored mon.
But the fact remains that the prejudice is SO
strong against the delegates that they would
see them starye before they took them IN.
Annexation to U. S. may be very pleasant
az a dream. To most people here it would
likely be a sad and grieyons disappointment,
should it happen.
This is lot meant to invite discussion.
, 1896-07-04

ment to purchase horses for the
Military Force will meet at Kings
hill Police Station THURSDAY
the 9th inst. 3 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose Of buying horses for
military use,
Bau~cDs, cnristiansted Bird July 1896.
DITLEV DITLEVSEN.
, 1896-07-04
BekjendtgjoTels

nET bekjendtgj0res herved, at den
Uaf Gouverncmcntet til Indki6b
af Heste il i~I;rrstyrken beskikkede
Commission vii afholde ct Mode paa
Kingshill Politistation TORSDAG
den Ode DIS; III; 3 Eftermiddag for
at gj6re Indkjob af Heste til
milit9irt Bug.
Chrlstlansted Kaserne den 3lie JUL 1896.
DITLEV DITLEVSEN.
, 1896-07-04

IT is hereby made known, that the
Commission appointed by Govern
, 1896-07-04

During the past fortnight the weather has
been showery, aud consequently very favour
able for growing crops of all kinds. July
opened with Two 'alny days, and the weather
still promises showers.
, 1896-07-04

Translation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27
GBin Surnhejirf.
Rcridlt res rrffcn sprcd,trs

Columbus, o., 26. 2(pril. =
G}eItern 2benD lit bier Der 9orort BEG
Cbio Iurnbe3irt5 sur Sa6rs5Iigung
3uTammen gstreten, bod geI61b auBer
Der tampor0ren Or9aniiation uno Gin@
TsBen bar 2tusi4ufe mob nit)t5. Dem
Sa6re56eriat De5 eritsn SprsAer5, III
freo 9;r60l3, 3ufplge 3GbIt Der 9s3trt
eli 8areine nit 1881 W}it8iis0ern. 24O
Oerfel6sn iin0 attioe 3urner. 951 IIitz
Qlieper ijnb S8iirger Der Ser. Sta0tsn.
Der Gur6i9nitts6eTua bei'm 5urnen
bstrug 155. S2uBen fat Der 9a3irt
pier auT3ulpeiien, Ja9ter %, Ginger
Is. Die 2tLtsrsriegen 3dblen % Wtitz
qIieoer, bic DumsnzSurnlIaIIan oeren
1O7. Die 9i6liot6efen umiaiIen 1859
gQuos. 2(at @ereine BADEN eigene
8e6duDe. O1s 9erein5DermOgen be-
lGuft iib auF $126, ,703.
Die 8unbesz unD GrtraIteuern IoQz
ten perringert perben uno benz gunoesz
porort iolte bas 3e6t geaommen 'perz
ben, Grtraiteuern 3u erbebea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27
Ser Pearl Srbanzyturoprn3eB.
4n Ger Rorsffcue rrci tiefc Msef1erid,nittc i'm
Srebpeeu cnteeft.

g2etpport, 8p., 26. 4pru. - Sn
bem Yro5eiIe gegen Scott oSatIon, ben
angeblihen W&0r0er Der 9eurG 9rndn,
puroen geitern nur uulps1 ,Gtlide2(usz
iagen genru6t. Die Wfutter Der Gre
mouoeten 5ei8te eins Code por, Die lie
ibrer 5p6ter Dor einem Sabre Qboes
idnitten bate. Die 5aare tperoen
unterIu6t uno nit oenen perQliRn
speroen, pal4e bei Dem Rumpfe Der
2eids gsfunoen poroen iino. Me6=
rers 8sriatsrItatter uno anoere 2eute
puroen Johann bernonlnlen, ipelGe
unnrittelbar na9 Dem 2lufTinben Der
2ei1e auf oem S6atorte eingetroffen
paren. 2qe iagten iibsrsinitimmeno
aus, baB glutla6en Den 9ooen Be-
oetten un'o 8Iutstropfsn an Dem 9e=
biiihe bingen. Gin 9euge ma6te
bic 2lngabs, oaB an DerSteGe, mo mad
Dem am 8o0en it6t6aren 2l6orud Der
&ppf bes 0pfers geru9t baben mub,
breiWfei1erf6nitte i'm Grobpoen gu Be-
merten lpuren. 9te 9tusIassn ns5raz
rer Gn1cinnatier Yoli3ei6eamten ii5sr
bic ange6li6en 9eitGnonifIe SadTon's
1purben pon Ri6ter 9elm fir unsu<
lGIIia erftdrt, ba niht beipieIen tperz
ben fonata, bdB bie GeftdnoniiIe niat
untsr 3pans Don sSatipn a6gels9t
nuroeT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27
gcrBcrrcrOe Tcncrsbrunit.
rebcr cine DGiuiun 9puara 1dbahcr. - Sum
cCrts pbcaeDlps.

Cripple Greet, Gol., 26.
9tpril. - Sin 6euer, nel6ss ge7tern
I1Gmittag in einam 8rDoterL10en
au5bra6 uno anfGngli9 unbeosuteno
iAien, ,entnidslte iid5 untar Der Gin
nirtung zines itarfen 8inbss gu elmer
fur6t6artn 6euer5brunit, bic einsn
Sduoen pcn Ubsr Elm, U}iQion 9o(z
lars anri6tete. Sine M}enge 6GuIer,
3umeiit aus 9oI} ge6aut, in W}epsrz
itr1Bs, 8ennettitraBe, g., 4. unO 5.
StraBe uno GatonitraBe, ging in
6l1mmen auf unD um Den QeBteren
cine 8rsn3e gu 5ieben, muBte man Daz
gu qre;Ten, cine 2tn31bl 8abduoe nit
0Dn1mit in Die 2uft gu ipren9en.
ginam Ger 6euertpe6rleute lDurOe 0az
bai ein 8ein 1b3sriTen. 8iele 91u5z
6spo6ner retteten nit grober Wljj5e
t6r Qa6an unD 6uBten i6re gan3s 91b:
elm. U}e5rere 6unbart QeriOnen iinO
p6oadlos uno mebrere 5rauen trugen
QefG6rIi6e 8runopunoen OaDon. Bon
csn in brenn:n0en QdOen bsfinoli6en
Wudr:n tonnte nur penig 9erettst
rerDa7. llntsr zen 16ga6rannten
8e6duOen beTinoet iih bus 9oitamt.
Der un9ariAtet, S6acen lit 6DhIten5
ann p;arten S6ei(e DarTih.rt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27
gcri Senfer heria Zen.
Gin Tcntid,er pire feline WprSqier NIT fsinem
Scbcn am @aIsen bcjlbIcn.


G6ica9o, 26. gtpril. = Syofep6
8inoratb, lpel4er gemeinIam nit gu
illus W}unnop ben ginns6mer herStraz
Ben6a6n Der 8sItIeite, Garep 9. Bird,
ermoroet bat, lit Our9 9}ihter 6orton
gum Sooe burb ben Strung perurtbeilt
iporben. Die 6inri6tung ioll am 10.
N}ai Itattfirben. Der Delinquent
pelder iicb is6r tii6l benabm, perIangte
3eit, um an ieine greiIen Gltern IN
9eutidlano i6rei6en gu t0nnsn, pel4e
ibm 8elO i6iten folIten, oumtt er an
bas SberItaatsgeri6t dppeliren tdnn,
bod pi0igtt Ri6tsr 9orton in teinen
2tuFf4ub, oa Winoratb bon 9euti6=
LAMB feline nsuen 56dtIa6en in Dem
Safe beIhaffen t0nne. Die 8erurt6stz
ling Nannop'5 purbe perIhOben. Der
Ricbter i6sint porau53uieBen, baB Der
San Wiaoratb'5 bob an Das Sberge=
ridt gebra6t perben tpiro, uno erz
tlGrte, er tpplIs i'm gtannop'i6en Safe
abnarten, mas oas Sbergerid6t in
Winorqt6's 6dll thun iperDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27
Ser Seatf5e GorreiScaoeat,
adslia, tpOd,nsI;ts rns gcnn.ass.

G. Raainc, Giesntbamer uno Reeattens
t9'ahfoTser unn &. &aiEsl,
Ghspca.2d, 9oItiworesStres uao g'OizEofSFccsEre.
areis oes taaIid1eu SIatteS. suyd Erdeer teio.9t.
i2ls gts. tdGlidIc urb Scnnta as =glueoabc 10
gcuts pro gBoe SabIbar an bic oos Ydt bsioreenber
Grdarr.-SdaI!dl Hetil Sonntaass Mus eabe urtsT
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 pro Sobr, flr tIIScre
Sct I'M I'lrbdsIulE; jhr he tuoaIcutiidle stmSgauc
Hu SouHta9sbIntt. portofrei, nit gbSus tur Clubs,
$3.50 pro SAM rGtp irseno eiHem Srte ots SRions
sro SGhr.-Sas bette urh hiui8ne oeutid5e 4Ist:
cen Giittel= uno SnoiiaGreH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27
st.. 101.
Anfrcgcnnrr SrGn0.
8ettuns elmer qeIdhmtru 6rau.-@fchrcre @er'
iumcn rupllcu I'D, aus rcu seufferu ifiIrscu.
- Der dbaeru rur acrins.- -RadDIifTsfsit
bic iIriac,r nrs EruerS.

ioHcr ppIlcn iIdl aus ceH SeHfteru nHr3cn.
Ssr Sd,aecu rur rserins.-RaoIdiiIsfsi
rie nriadbt rcs EruerS.
Rem q ort, 26. 2lpril. = Sn
bem 8roBen fjjnfit0di8en Apartments
bau5 g}r. 612, Columbus z2lOsnue,
6arrIate Qeitern Morgen piloe Nufrez
qung. ;7;usr mar in Dem mtuIhinenz
raum I'M &elIar au5qebrohen uno bate
Iih f6neQ perbreitst. Die 6lamm2n
i1oiisn ourh ben 2uftIhaht uno err
QrifTen Das Dad, mus cine 4anit in
benz 9ouIe sur 5oI9e bate. 6rdusn
nQran 6ereit, iicb aus Den 6enItern }u
Iti;rjsn, DaB feline Nlenihen ibr &sben
einbUBten, lit nur Der 8eIonnenDejt ejz
niger 6eber3ter gRdrner 5u peroanten.
Die 1o6ter be8 farbigen Sanitor5 0uz
piD Qnon5 bate Den 8rdno 3uer1t be-
merit; iie lab 6lammen aus oem &eller
berpororin9en uno lief icareisno }u ibz
rem Bate. Der ioiort aus Dem 6duie
rannte, 3pei POli3iItsn ben1driAtigte
unb einen 2uurm erlieB. Dunn lief er
in bas @ebGuoe 5uriit uno lpedte Die
8epobner, pobei er SSaoen eriuhte, Iicb
rub!g 3u perbalten. 2lbar er preoigte
tuubsn Sbren, benn ale Qeute in Dem
@uuIe puBten, naB tiir3Iib in Der
Nad6aribaIt peroddtige 8rdnoe itatt=
funoen, uno liz gldubten, o1B ouA in
DieIem 8ebduoa Elm 8rdnoitjfter an Der
2trbeit mar. Die 6rausn paren in Der
gr0Bten 2luFregung siniqe pdren iiher
aus Dem 6en7ttr QeIprungen, uber ein
Ypli3iIt mar bereits in Dem 6auie unG
geleitete bic Qeute aus Dad uno oann
in bas benahburte 0ebduoe. Sm brit
ten StodDerf fdno Der 8laurot 6ruu
Charles RenboIm, melhe geldbmt mar;
er muBte oitIelbt auf'5 DAD trdQen.
sSm pierten Stotnerf nobnte eine 5d-
miIie, g}dmens 3j6aro5. MS Der 30
light bort onlangte, iab er, DaB Rj'
6arb5' ahtiQbriqe Sphter uno icir
far6i9s5 OienitmQDhen bereit ndrsn,
bon ben 6euerrettun9slsitern binab aui
bic StraBe 81 ipringen. Gr 3og 8eiOf
3uriif uno brdbte lie in Siderbeit.
Die in5piI6en berbeiQeeilte 5euerlDebr
l0T0te bic 6lummen, Die einen S6aoen
pDn $1,000 anrtttetan, in fur3er ,3eit.
Der 6euermdrIhdQ iopobl, pie Cia
goI3ei Tino Der 2tnIidht, boB oa5 6euer
burA Die g}adldiiigteit oe5 Sunitor5
ber6eigefii6rt muros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27

Bil9eIm fi4 i'm nG4ften 5er67te nah
Gopas bsge5en pirO. gs 1T pislfad
oarii6er oistutirt poroen, bo9 gebt
Die allgcmeins Meinung babin, bab,
penn @ngIano feline politiTden SEM
oen3en teinsm Ded7sl unter5iebt, feI6it
Die itdrtIten 6amilionbanoe niat i'm
Stanoe iein psrben, Den &aiier 3u Der
3siIe gu betps9en. sSn einem pffenbar
inFplrirten Qrtitel ii6sr oieie 2lnqelcz
gen9eit iogt Die nVfugoe6urger 3tg.::"
Der 8aiier !pirb Gnglanb ohne eingez
benoe @rn6gung Der potttiI6en Gage
uno Des rapiosn llmf6la9es in DerTelz
ben ni4t beIudsn, uno 5umal Der leB=
tere llmitano iGBt e5 taum pabrIh:in=
li6 erI4einen, oaB er ihpn 0}pnats
por5er gu einem enogiltigen GntI6luiie
Qelangt"
0ie pGpftIi6e 9}u dfofgez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27
aus Der SunorsBauptfant.
llnfers OInriHemrIij.

@a16ington, 26. 2lpril. =
9a5 N}arineOepartement bat Die jGbrz
liden Gr6e6ungen ii6sr Die StGrte Der
Marinemili3en fertig geiteut unO oa=
noh Die 8ertbeilung Der Dom GDnz
9reB bepiIIi9ten 6onO5 gema6t. 9i5
jebt baben oier3ebn Stuaten eine N}az
rinemiIi5 nit 3uiammen 293 Sffi5iez
rem uno 1899 Mann. 9on ben pom
GongreB bspilIigten $4,000 iinO
$1,000 reieroirt uno Der gfsit pon $24,z
900 lit i'm 8erbdltniB CUR StGrte Der
W}iIi3en in Den peridieoenen Stuuten,
pie aus nadIteAen0er ISABELLE erIiht=
lich. pertheiIt lpDrDen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27

au6 Ger GaiIsr b:iipo6nen piro, lEo
9}a6mitta85 Damn groBe G1Iaparaz
De Ituttfn'0tn, an tDeldsr auh 10000
8atsrlnen aus aQan Sb2iten GiItItz
ldno'5 thailna0man lrerDtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27

tDdnDerer.
8unoesfonIul 9luma6er in Maraz
cuibD t6eilt in etnem 8eriAt an Du5
Stuatsz9epartement nit, DaB bic 3ez
gierung BON 8ene3uela jeBt grpBe 2lnz
itrengungen ma6t, I'M Ginnanperar
aus Guropa uno NorOz2tmerifd 6erz
dn3u3ieben. DIS 2tnlofunq8mitttl Of
ferirt man fpe3ieQe @ergiinitigungen
in 6orm BON StauerbeFreiung auf
Idngere 3eit uno toitenfrsie 9ejmItGtz
ten, 6ulIs es gelingt, ben anI6pelz
lenoen Strom Der Gurppamiioan gum
She'll nuh 8ene3uelu ab3ulenfen, nil
Die &egierun9 Den pi[ltommenen Sim
panoerern nod peiter qdItfreunoli3
entQsgen tommen. Wlan erpurtet pon
ihnen ais 8egenleiItung, oaB iie 6ai
Der gnttpidelunq Der unarmeBIi4an
natiirliden 9iilfsqueQen De8 Qanoes
t6attrGftig mitpirten perDen.
8eitdtigt.
Der Senat bat Die Grnennunq DON
Seq 8erg6ol3 Don Nepz0prt gum
8unoestoniul in Gr5erum, Qrmenien,
beitdtigt.
8etirt.
Der 9rGiioent fat bic 61us6iu,
psIde Jranci5 6. 5ooDer cine Ben
iion BON $50 bspiQigt, oetirt, neil, pie
er in ieiner @eto6ot7AaFt Ia9t, ni6t
naa9epieIen lei, DAB Die ieBige hIlfsz
beoiirfttge Gage 9ooOer's auf oeiIen
9ienite i'm 6elOe 8uriid3ufii6ren Iei.
Die 8eItausitettungs : . L
plOmeenbGi6 unterpe9s.
Die oeutI6s 8ot76aFt BAT Die fir
Die OeutT6en prei5getr0nten 9lusitelz
Ter uuf Der g6icaqoer 0eltausiteQunq
beitimmten Me0QiQen unO 0iplome
naa gepz9orf a6gefunDt, BON mo lie
naa 9euti6lQnb peiter 9a6an perDen.
Die SenOung Diegt ca. 10000 9funo
unO Die 6raht BON @ai6ington na6
Renz0ort toitete $3.50.
Die Re9elung Der 9acificz
g a 6n 6ulD.
Der 8oriiBenoe 9otpers pom 6ausz
Gpmite fir fics816nen 64t qeftern
i'm 6auIe Dan MaioritGts6eri6t ii6sr
Die Regelung Oer gaciftc6u6nI6ulO
pprqelegt. 0anua betrGqt bic Sdulo
Der Union 9acific uno 9unI1s gaciz
fic an bic 9unoesragitrung nod $53,z
715, ,4O8 unD bic Der Central Qacific
uno WaItern gacific nod $57 7681,5 ,514.
Der 9ari6t fpriht ii6 bsfanntli6
gegen Sub6aTtirung Der 8a6nen un0
ue6erno6ne berIelbsr Dura Die Reqiez
rung aus, 6eTiirportet oieIme6r elm
almd6Iides Sil8un9si97tem.
QlllerIet.
= 91s 61noels=Gonite bes Sez
natg bat Die 9spiQi8un8s6iQ fir
fylIiTe unO 6dfen 10 gut, ME fertig
geItellt urO miro oieielbe tpa6rf6einz
lih morqan ein6eri2tan.
= Die Gin, rral6e Der Wttne beg
8ener1lmaiors G6arles @. 5umilton
cine 8enIion bspiQiqt, 1T p6ns bic
l1nterIfrift os5 9rdFOenten @sI,B 8e=
tporoen.
= Die genilli9ung5z8iG fir bas
Observation-Disclosures piro pu6rz
fhcinli9 p6ns Die l1ntarT9riFt bsg
prGiiDentan 8eieB neroen. Die 9iQ
ent6dlt me6rere 9sitimmunqsn, pelz
DE ni9t Die 3uitimmung bes grGIi0enz
ten finben, beretpegen er uber ni6t Die
gan5e 8ia oetiren nil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27
RrGInIrg's Gbarecu speifclbait.
Ser beporitcbtnrc Stautscouoeu: Ser RtpubIi.
fancr ppu Suiuris.

Iet oeoptFcDcnre SGldfsconoeuf ser FfpAolt7
farcr ppu Sniurfs.
G6icago, ST., 26. 2lpril. = 2(m
fommenben 0isnitag tritt in Spring
fielo Der rspu6Iit1niiae Staot5conpent
2nIammen. DAB Sobn q. 3anner al5
Gouperneur5zGunbioat duIqeitellt marz
ben piro, lit getpiB. 8eni9sr gspiB 1T
es, ob Der Content fih fir Mc&inlep
ais PrGIioentI6aFt5zGanoioat ertldren
tDirb. Der gonpent bat 1903 0elequz
ten, 420 iinb fir Y}c8inIep in5truirt,
100 lino ni6t 9erabe fir WcainlsD in
ftruirt, a6er man bat i6ntn Den n}ann
BON S6io dnempToblen. 9li6t inItruirt
ftno 651 9elegaten, fir GuGom ItnO AZ
0elegatan initruirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27
.rtbetlt tpDroen:
gabl Der 3cbI Der
11nfere @oIbreierpe.

u Z = .
2tmtIi6er 2nga6e 3ufOl9e betru9
6et SdIuB Der geitri9en 8eI6dftsz
itunoen Die 8pIoreierpe oes S6aBz
amtss $125,517,O00.
9ene3uelu 10 iini4t Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27
ltuier aabel0rief.
9ertfGfano 1uto SranGreiG.
Die oentid -en8liitJe ISreunOi9ait.
Die pipflihs l1aAfo!gs : .frage.
Sin Prutcif orutldcr SiIDBaurr.
SicSojtaIosmofra s0nnen la den.
@Ianiponer Nbid,Ius Ger jubildums;ett.
@IanspOner abf6Ius Ger 5ubildums,et..

lepaiaI Gub.lbrisf, beri6tet fir 6tn setutiatn
Gorrelpon0crttu" Ourob Die rlInitc0 4rtB" uG0 os
Rep=qorter sstiioc. 9reie.1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-27
Oinr0 uno SelbIimnrn,
Gin @attr rrid,eSt feiuen sepaIttbGtfeen
Spbu uns mad,t ranu eem eisenen Sebrn
eiu (Suec.

Spbn uns mad)t rann eem eisenen sebcn
ein Guec.
Gorrp, ga, 26. 2lpril. : Sine
blutiqe 6amiIien=Srug0Oie, Die ii9 bier
ereignete, bat groBe NuFregung perurz
iaht. Der 70zjdhrtge Simon 6aFelz
baa gerietb nit ieinem Sobne 0tlbelm
in Streit. 9alb fam IS gu SbGtlidfei=
ten, uno 2eBterer griff ieinen 8ater nit
elmer 2trt an. Der ulte 9ansl6u6 err
griff bierauf einen Repolper uno i6oB
ietnen Spbn nieber. Wenige Minuten
ipdter ri4tete er bic 8affe gegen ii9
felbit uno iunt t0Otli6 perleBt gu 30
ben. Die @erIebungen ieine5 Sobnes
finb ebenfalls t0btli9er Ratur.
The evening times., 1896-11-30
mr.. SPOFFORD is BESEIGED
Applicants by Letter and Person for
New Library Positions.
Handwriting of All Sorts and Ap-
plicants of All Degrees-Hard on
the kind-H earted Librarian.

Familiarity with the titles of books would
appear to be the most attractive feature OF
literature, judging from the applicati tions for
employment in the new Congressional Ii
brary, now being reyie wed by Librarian
Spofford Firstaiass librarians are sup
posed to be scarce, and it is remarkable
how mucu oil .,,au klnd az talent seepis u
be lying around loose. a considerable num-
ber of the applications are misspelled and
the sentences constructed with reckless
abandon and contempt for grammatical
rules that bespeaks "A nigh degree of onsi-
naIity upon the part OF the writers. Ii is
not known how many letters have been re-
ceived, as it is impossible to even read
them ALL much less To record or answer
them.
There is comic side to the situation, but
many of the letters are almost tragical in
their pathos. Men who have stood high ia
their profession, broken down ba ers, mer
chants and manufacturers, college pre-
fesSors, men with families who tell OF the
destitution of wives and children; widows
and young girls, left without money or
friends, 10 fight the battles Of life alone.
The misery CT all human kind seems TO be
rehearscd in the stories sent or told TO the
kind-hearted librarian OF Congress, until lac
is almostin despair.
The Times saw Librarian Spofford this
morning, ana the III an Of books summed up
the situation as follows:
81 do not know how many applications
have received; exact facts alone are val
liable, but they have come like "A flood.
they are excessively numerous. and seem 10
represent the unemployed throughout the
United States They come from all classes
of people, some OF the highest standing
others who are evidently ignorant. Every
moment OF my time is mortgaged my public
work requires il all, and cannot even read
the applications, much less answer them.
And then there are the personal inter-
views; all day long they come to the library
and at night they come to see me at my
house. AT present there is no power to
make appointments and no positions 10
fill. There will not he any power before
Congress acts-not before the first Of
March-aud no positions until May, as we
expect the month of April to he occupied
with the work OF removing into the new
building. do not like to seem discourteOus,
but i am compelled to cut off applicants
shorter than they like, OF than l want To
do. l cannot take time To listen to the
stories OF loss of positions and failure TO
find others. If l did / could not attend
10 my duties.
''lf The Morning a nd Evening Times will
stand as a buffer between the applicants
and me, it will certainly be a great favor
to me, and save the applicants trouble
and disappointment
The evening times., 1896-11-30
THE OLD WAY
OF Treating Dyspepsia and Indi9es-
ton by Dieting a Barbarous
and Useless One.


ton by Dieting a BarbarOus
and Useless One.
We say the old way, but really it is a
very common one at present time, and many
dyspeptics and physicians as well consider
the first step to take in attempting to cure
indigestion is to diet, either by selecting
certain foods and rejecting others, or to
greatly dimsh the qauntity usually taken,
In other words the starvation plan is by
many supposed to be the first essential.
The almost certa ain failure of the starva.
ton cure for dyspepsia has been prevent time
and again, but still, the moment Dyspepsia
makes its appearance course of dieting is
at once advised
All this is radically wrong. 1t Is foolish
and unsCfentiIic to recommend dieting or
starvation to man suffering from Dyspep-
sia, because Indigestion itself staryes every
organ and every nerve and every fibre in
the body.
What the Dyspeptic wants is abundant
nutrition, which means plenty of good,
wholesome, well cooked food, and some.
thing to assist the weak stomach to digest
it. This is exactly the purpose for which
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are ADAPTED.
and this is the method by which they cure
the worst cases of Dyspepsia; in other
words. the patient eats plenty of whole
some food, and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
digest it for him. In this way the system
is nourshed and the oyerworked stomach
rested, because the tablets will digest the
food whether the stomach works or not.
One OF these tablets will digest 8, 3,00O grains
OF meat or eggs.
Your druggist will tell you that Stuart.s
Dyspepsia Tablets is the purest and safest
remedy sold for stomach troubles, and every
trial makes one more friend for this excel.
lent preparation. Sold at so cents for full
sized package. at all drug stores.
na90. 3teQ6
The evening times., 1896-11-30
URUGUAY'S REBELLION.
Government Troops Defeated by the
Insurgents in Several Battles.

New York Nov 80 The Herald special
from Buenos A yres says: Alarming reports
have been received from Moitev;deo, Cru-
quay, which show that the revolution in
that republic has not yet been suppressed,
and that the federal troops have met with
disaster at the hands OF the insurrec-
tionists, who crossed the Brazilian border
into Manguay.
President Bordas has received dispatch
from Cervo Largo, near the Brazilian
frontier, which says that Gen. Muniz,
the Uruguayan commander, who pursued
Sarvaiva, overlook the latter. and was de-
feated in a battle which followed Gen.
Muniz is reported to nave been taken
prisoner.
His sun, who was captured on the frontier
some days ago, is dead. 1t is not known
whether he was killed by the orders Of
Saraiya. His body was found by a party
making a reconnaissance near Vile Cerro
Larzo, in the ruins of house which had
been burned by the rebels. The body was
recognized as that of young MuniZ.
President Bordas reports also that before
Gen Muniz met Saraiva in battle, the
latter sent message to the Uruguayan
general saying that II lie were not pursued
further toward the border Gen. MuniZ's
Son should be released; otherwise, he W ould
be killed. Gen. Muniz replied that his duty
to his country was above his love as a
father.
Several bodies OF insurrectionists were
dispersed by the Uruguayan troops Sat
urday. They fled toward the Rio Negro
river at Durasno, and at Apaincao the
rebels have gained important adherents
correspondent In Rio Jainciro tele-
graphs that the government has taken
measures to observe strict neutrality on the
Uruguayan border.