davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-28

-
l. SanS Deg IL 5ss.s ss%barsisr. s'oO'us bon
q Der Observation-Disclosures Grldblune
bon Balbuin MDlbauien.
D. Die 6lauen une Gelben. BeneaueIa.
hides GbarattsrbiIO bon Grisorid
4 Der Ramb e~traNburs's. gatsrIambi.
Ider Foinan pom beribert Raa.
g. SsntidbIars's gbrs. 6iitOriiasr as.
g. Das Iehament Fetsr ses @roAsn.
@on'an uno Osi@i&ts BON &ucian Der.
bert.
T. . Der elephant. aomii&sr Roman ssn
.a.a Der fissenSs Ssndnnsr. 6iHsr..
l9sr. &oinan bon U. g. Dra&pOseI.
Spsi Bdnoe.
BEN alten Berlin, BON Geors Din; l,nb
Remeis, Criminal . Geidi9te BON
Banb.
II. perr estoa.. Criminal : ROman bon
@mil 0abOrian.
II 8wsi bsiters @eibi@ten. BON abOIt
WtiiBsIburs. - 3wei Sbbne. - &srp,
Bias. .3uiammen in sinem 8anb.
10. Der tple <tanS Criminal 8 GeIhi1te
BON VI. Stre6fuB. limb Die Sbbns
Barnepelt'S. 5iitprii1er &oman BON
S4miot : gSsiBsnrtls. 3ulamnisn in
IA I'm EbrOn AnS eeben. biRorii&sr Ro.
man BON 1eors biltl.
IL SIM @dfenter. Spcialsr Roman bon
6rteorlb Wer1tQder.
@ 6abriele, BAD aBeib res GptelsrS.
Criminal . Nppele bot s. 4itapau ;
uno Die Tranctireurs, @rj6bluns
aus BEN neltib . frauj6IIden arie9e
bon. Srieerl9 Gsrtader. 3uanmtn
In einem 8anh.
-. . Sin 9erwprfener.. Criminal. WopsIs
bon ). .. 3. 2emme.-Gae 8prftbauS
ooer Die piloe Sa9o in Der @ialj. 3us
iammen in einsm Banb.
IA Seremtas unh bic fdbpne 0incenjia,
Der Serr beS $auiee.-Srau Gps
den.-Die Herlpbte.-9eSine. Or.
jGblun9en bon Haria bon Oilers. 3us
? iammen In einefm Banb.
Z. u. 90. Der 6els Don Ora. Bons4. g. Brad.
op9el. 3tpei 8dnoe.
81. Die alte fpanifbe i~irfunee, von Gr.
mano. uno Dds u eipenff. sGpiioos
aus BEN oeutI9s franJofibem arieat
bon 3. b. bon Deotnrotb. 3uIammsn
in eineR 8ano.
"a. Bier Blltben unb cine Wrudt gao.
belle BON gDilbelm Sbmibt. 0olpmba.
Nooeue non Qrosper Wfsrr,ms. gu.
iammen IN eins,n Banb.
-. Gldnjenbe Babnen.. Roman bon 0us.
SllberiteIn. liter 8ano.
"a Sldn3cMee Babnen. .Roman pon Nua.
Silberitein. 2ter Bcnn unb Die &pnne
brinst 60 an BEN xas. 3uiamnen in
einem Bano.
~ Die Barpnin. &oman bon guaeu Ds.
benrotb inb MRit eifernex 9anb. Au.
iammen in einem Banb.
~. Die 2flqperei Der eiebs. RpmaR ppv
04AHaMSA &ak
, 1875-08-28
Giniae quite Griinoe :

1.-Gins nsus GrHnbuns. s~ranSIib sssvatt
unb gefbert bur& 4atent.
2.-Wtaht stnen ooIffommenen 2od.eu4,
sIeid auf beiben 6eiten. an allen @rten BON StoHvs.
3.-aauft Isi&t, ianft, seraui@los uno rai&-bsHs
6 ombinatipn BON G%isenidaften.
4.-Dauerbeft-lauft Sabre Ian 9 obns Neps.
raturen. iNr
5.-9erriatet ollie @rten BON Irbett
uno Sanep WGbereien in elmer porjiislihsng9etis,
6.-St fir ben Mrbeiter iebr lei6t ju q b.
baben. Tie adnse Der sti&s tann %resulirt ,psrbsn,
luabreno Die Mtoi6iut I'M 6anae III. unb biele fam
nit elnem s5aoen oerleben Weroen. pbne oaB oerielbe
ourb 96der gu seben bat.
s.-@lan einfab, ftnnreid, elegant, inbsm
Der Std obMs ben 0ebraub ppn Cog Y0besl Gears.
Rotary Cams uno 2euer Nrms fprmirt piro. Dat ben
Automati op s eeb, peI6er tin 9Iet&'
maBi9s 4Gn9e bes Sti6es bel ireenb
elmer Geidwiubi9teit t6ert. Dat unierrn
ueuen 3breao GontrofIer, lpelber cine 9lei~'
mdBiss Bsussuns Der yleeole.Bar erlaubt unb eIHsr
8erIsbuueb es Sabeus porbeuet.
So contraction d II 6 i srsfaIti unb osa'
snbst. SIT ~iabriJirt bon ben sti@idtefen uus
.. Z -
, 1875-08-28

Der rs eneral &oof", tpel6e
fiirsli1 aus Der ipaniihen @efan9enlhaft all
Cuba in ietner Seimlatb Gan Gntonio II
3eras einsetrofien 1T, betBt eigentlif Sod
urlo 1T Der Sobn zines beutlben 8aufntan
mes, Ger bis Dor 20 Sabren in Gan Antonit
tuobute. Ser iunge Sod trat, nahbem er In
ieiuer @eburtsitaof cine Yorbilbung e%enoflen,
i'll bic @abetteuihule 3u gSeft Yoint. 8eim
MuSbruh oeS BiirgerfrtegeS mar ct Qieute=
nant i'm II. Sufanteries Regiment, bas in
Ieras ltatiorirt mar. Gr i6lob fid ben 8e,
beuen all urb biente Sun6hit i'm Stabe Stoue-
,ual Saflon'S, oann ais Sberit I'M Snge=
nleur. Corps. ytoh Beenbiguug be8 &rie9es
sin9 er NIT @eneral 8refinriose na9 europa
NIB lieB it'd 1pdter in Sapana nieber, mo- er
Elm @eiddft betrteb. Na1 NmSbru1 oes
cubanilfen Nufltanbes 9ing Ct sl ben Gui.
itdnoii1en ullb mahte tire Sample mil. hia
er am 10. Wtai bel QaS Otinos in lpd
| @efaneenlhaft gerietb. NMf YefeBV
Captain Robriqne8 erbielt er sunddd
einem %eiierneu Qabeltof spauSig Sieh
ben Hiifen, tpuroe oann nab benz Ipali
Sauptquartier tranSportirt unb bon oa
Sapana. Im "a. liai fam er baielt
nno wurbe in benz @efdngniB @abad
cine Np0lf 9uB LANCE Mnb ebenio breite
ttlHhuLtttL1 Stt JbLNHpAkLtAJ ~
ibn gum Tooe. Wian bate lbrt eiller{
nen Sting UNI ben SalS unb einen a
uin ben 2eib 9elest uno i'm 10 mittelft
Settle an bic Wano sel1mieoet. Sanl
6iiBe lparen anberbem 9~efelielt. 8ier
22ahe muroen in ieiue l3ele gelest, ul
Der 53ele marlhlrten 5pei Soften auf
ab. 4ber eS 9elan9 unlerem Seloen ben
llb onrd etrlen NIT ben @ubanern iDmp
ttro,Sot Go1Sotou mt So,,,orf G6,a,,,Ao MI
9apana III Serblnoung gu feeen. Ginel
BON erbieIt GrlaubniB, tbm etnen Sc
fd)nlauS 81 !teferH. Dieter heltanb aus
trdnten unb &u1en, Die idmmtlit fart
Wiorpbin perlebt iparer. 0abei 9elar
aud nod, ELL Sowtemeier einauidmn9
Sie @ahter lieben fid bereben, &oofS
lein bis anf bic an ben TitBen Su loien.
Der @dd)ter betdubten lif an ben @etrdil
ben p~ierter, MIR balb betdubten, ftieb
nit benz Ufefier In Die &eble, bab er Ian
Suiammenlant. Die beioen Yoiten on
5biir mnbte @oof gu trennen. @dbrenb
@lne eine Botihaft an benW a6tfomnlan
ten iiberbrahte, muroe letn &arnera0 ntc
9elto6en nnb, alS lener tuieberfebrte, traf
bas 9leihe Shidial. Damn entfam @eof IN
ben &leloern zines ieiner Spfer in einem
Boot, ipomit ibn ieln Hctter, etn Sennefeer,
9taHleH8 NoaH8, erIparletey HHO aN OoIp Deo
Sbonners Carp Dfpers bradte. Sieier Ian
Dete ibn i'll Saoannab, bon no aus @oof mad
LANCER 4bmeienbeit ieiner @ateritaot Gan
4ntonio ellen Veiuh abftattete.
Osm s irftbii1 BON 8restau,
lpeldem lett SabreSanfang Die StaatSbntas
tion Don $4,000 Ebaier sefperrt 1T, lit MN
audi nod bic 8ermaltuns beS bii96fihen
Gafelgutes @iirben, i'm Sppelner Sesirt,
ent3o9en.
, 1875-08-28
aauisns I'm Drad na& ssasm Msaa,
Mufauenner Grfpla.

Gin Nssnt ptrbisnt $it2 In sisr 9aata uah tu aul..
rtr S45S tn b dastn bird ben Usr,duf psu
Srpan'8 @tDrN . Elm wabrsr &dbas Don
~t'"" pStp'H @r~frtfd5nnsen, @pts
untsr er See; 2auGsu. S2llmmsa, Rata ssssl0sa 10
nit SS6 p~ahsnesn Abbtlbunasn. prtif Gu 6srR ntteNs
PAT ben FaiHfsn &bsaas. DlaH sAus faibah AZ
betsf
, 1875-08-28
Mmerifaniide Sugenb.1 ibliotbtf.

AMtGu9HUWe SHgeHDsU lululHeI.
Sn- bibi4e Bappbedel nit @uslin.8dden
gebunoen a 25 Gents.
Roger nne sSeiAe, BON 5ran5 6offmaun. - Der
irene @Gd,ter. 3ufamlnen in einem Banb.
Der Micerfpenftise, BON Sran8 6offmann.
aleines 1T bic xSiege nes SrDAen, bon Srans
boffmann. - Die Eisfabrt. 3u>ammen In
sinsm Banb.
Dh 9enfelsueaten, BON Grans bofmann. - Der
S@ifhrnd,; 3uiammssn r.; IN tinsm ganO.
On ipnff nidtf aeblen,
esroanarers aieblins
Der tbiimSe aBilbeiisa, BON &ufas yissod.
Der bedpfennis. 9rei Ratbarinsn. Mns
Der @~esentpart. Drei Gr3ablnnasn bon 9betla
bon Oumpert. Sn einem Bano.
Mus Wadt gum Edit, BON Ribarb Baron.
gsal nne Damaidnti. BON Serbinano S&mibt.
Belpbnte 1reue. - &afuntald. - Der miffp.
mar tn Mfrifa. 3uiamnten in sinem 8anb.
Der Mablarst Der Birfbof. .3mei Graablun'
gen bon 8. St6ber. 3niamiinen IN sinsm ganb.
Bas Der Mfenid idet, baS wire er aud ern'
ten, bon Ritarb Baron.
, 1875-08-28
&eine,, faltem Branb!
&eine manlfperre mebr !!
@iQiam &ramer's 9eiIpfafer.
Yatentirt an, 10. Mai 1877

Vatenttrt am 10. Mai 1870.
Die Dtriuns btees YRafers 10 bepunherunssmasbis
80 etatrt tein pFafer, wel&ss btfts abtrtrtHt.
Dur& iabrelansss 9rptpbsn Tam i'd btefss pFatU
ais Gin lnteerfdls &ausnsifteI e~mpfeblea.
danailienpdter, GabrttbefBer, fprie aae Mrbeiter fsuteR
Is tets I'm 5anft unb in Der Dertfdtte porrdtbts baIten.
Die Wtrtuus to cine a~berrafHenbe; man bral&s weber
arjtIiGe 5hIfe su r~eauiriren, nod bat man. bet fptprHea
anpenbunB, einen DerIuf an Mrtettsiei. ju beflr@ssA.
% BELT bic ~fdblimmffem aBunben, bic BERT
nddttsfen alten @eidbpire. Don GAM ~befpnssru
Ntrtune H. 60 bet 0cbuAs, Sieb 4fidb,, @dbnstt.,
SiR. ant Cuetfd,wunben; b &Itmmen Brptten,
ai6 rofise DtdseI etbt es fftn bsferfs NlittfI.
ter pubneraueen ftiat GO niHt nur ben S&msrj 70.
frt. fpnpern beietltst ~btsf,lben bel etnta @strau@s ppn
/, BIS 20 Ia9tn sdnjlth.
s. upt. D,Ss.: hilbert 6. Duns's asOtbs,s. 10. III
% aru.
nets per Dor nebf @etrau&sanwetluns so Isnts.
Gtlan q rim. 3Wf7mA:
, 1875-08-28

EIAA Manner unn Srauen mereen fest ptr.
0OV lauat fur uniere neuen @Olcfecern,
1ilber. Rdbfeiee, %estnsnfacen unb 1hreibpa.
pier. Gsofe Gtnnabmen NIT Gtdbcrbeit &C.
madbt. Wan f@retbe icfort un Circulate an .. 4.
0uernfep. Yubliiber, Gpneprb, u. y. 4gD4mi
, 1875-08-28
KNAUTH,
q H.
q n h 6 ED aft,
113 Broadway.
NEW YORK.

<se6feI suf msbr ais 200 Der bsbtutsnpsrsn etasts
in europa.
SeIb. Mus,ablunssn oura bic NDaamter iOmis per
Eelesrapb mad aasn pldBsa in Dsutialane.
pefterrsi&, Der Sdweis, 6onanb. Danemart, Sd'us'
ben uno 3Or.pessn. ben Gmpfanssrn frsi ia's 6aus
8~eliefert.
Grehit.8 rieft fir msifenht CUR sbsnubuns III aQsn
srbBsren stabten Der altsn a0eIt.
@%intafGruns BON Grbfdbaff unb EOreerunssu
ieper Art in allen pIasen Guropa's.
Hsrfdbifuns BON Gatern uns ~adttsn naa
europa.
Der,pnnns anfOmmsnosr Glitter In ssp PORT, uns
Wsitsrbsforssrums ~bsrisIben na& BEN Snlanbs.
@uropSifbss 0elo aasr Art sefauft unS S~srtaaft.
, 1875-08-28

n. u. %. %. Ole Rainsstt6em. Romaa Ban d
ss.u. 90. %. I'M esepter anb aronen. s.itrs.
man bon Oregon SamarOw.
Ser Noro : Mmeriiamiide 9olmeti&et
MD
unfebibare yfafbseber
fir Ginnanberer unb @~iugepanberte.
Gntbdlt cine tns, sefabte nno fir Ssosrmann ~osrfdns.
,.Grammatit Der eugliiden Gprade,
nebt Nnleitung in furser 53eit
etns eebrer ensIiib. ~fpredsem mHe f#retbsn ~
ternen;
auBeroem cine ~
boufdnbtse Wufer5 mIung
Bon Briejen, Rednuusen, Ruittunsen, @ontraftsR
a0sbisIn, @nspeilunserl, Setunss.Munoneeu,
De1ndftstarten &c.
giebensebnte Mufase.
l~apposdel s~ebusoen, so Gents, nit 2eber .RHden,
so Gents.
Die Contribution Der Der. Staaten,
usbt erIauteran9en wio sei9i1iIidsr Ginlettuns
Sur %ipejieuen Yennsun9 fir
0intpamoerer unb Gbmlen.
Ysarbeitet bon 3 utiae 5stn.
4ritte Slufase.
Wtbunotn, 90 Gents. Gartpuirt. 80 0'MtR.
9ebi@te
2nbtpie Mblanb.
s7S gsiten 500, braairt, sf.oo. GIssant ~ssbansfA
NIT 0sIesrefuns, $3.50. t
Ser amerifauii&e. Baifeten=B dder
ODER.
Snftructibe MntpeifMuS
CUR Gnferti9un9 auer arten
Yalteten, Eorten nnb Gierrabme,
bon o ito j. risbri& prastiiasr paieten . D6dsr.
AprcfS Is seutS.
, 1875-08-28

MA une aus s~,peiter Samb, ppn Tabrifanten or.
tier Aidties iperoen jl nieorigeren preiien fiirGnlb ODER
Sano. pdbrsno oieier barten 3eiten uno Der 6eiertase
onrb Sprace Matters u. Son, Ash Sroaepap,
%oertauft, els ~oielelben ie supor in Siep gort o~fierirt
i%nuroen. @9enten oerlanet i'm @ater'S neue Gcale
NianoS nnc Spncert,S rseIn gu pertauien. SUI.
itrirte 6atalo9e per qoit %uerianot. Quite 8eoin9unaen
flr ben 6anoel. Sin GROCER Discontp fir aebrer,
1eifli6e, &irben. 9oeen, S6ulen &C, 4gB25nps
, 1875-08-28
60 Nrpsemt.

@nten I9enten miro cine @ommiiiion beaablt
fir ben Sertani bon neuen unb iebr p~ppuiaren 8iibern
BON elmer Der beoentenoiten subscriptions. firmen i'm
&ein bumbu9. man laie Ih uniere @irculare tom.
men uno f~berjsnss Td ielbit. @oreiie: q. o. Dor 500,
bartf""h "onu. aY8lS0e,
, 1875-08-28
Meenten oerlanetf
}omler ibfr Maanbarkfit,

gen perpsn gratis u~bsrfanpt. 5as BUD rutbali ferner
eiebe. TIRE @efese. Madbt &c. Nesnten ~psriaafen
tdsli6 ppn 15-25 @rsmplare. Wan wsnbe f6 nit Nn.
sabs Irlbsrer I-.ttcfeit an bic SeatiDnal Wnbliibtn9
20. philadelphia. %. 4QDt1npr:
, 1875-08-28
Geimlath nnb Tren1oe.

@omane uno @r3dbluusen in sroB 6pe. Eor'
mat elegant brodirt. l
NreiS pro Ranb SO 6ents. @ebuneen In &sin,
mann pro Bann IS Genre.
, 1875-08-28
Tpnsoeihihten.

in biibide Bappbcdel nit Muslin.8i6en
gebunben a IS Gents.
Der 3t9euaer, bon Olaubredt.
GcbredenSiabre.
Die 6tnmme pon Nortief, bon 0Iaubre4t. nno
Sobdnn pom Gspeen, Der prDpbet. Bon
Robert berosr. 3ulalnnen in tinem Bud.
8efd1tdbten neS NfarrerS Giebentifd. Bon
Rarl St6ber.
Radbtlaser in Granada. Bon 81. gtorben. nno
1annbdufer. Bon Jtorbert 6iirte. 3uiammen in
einem Banb.
yarffer Eaugenfdts. uns
Haue.
, 1875-08-28
THE PIONEER.

sn bibfG ~ilufrirtes Sournal, relGes tas SeimRattss
0efeS enttalt. wtrb NOD alien aDettbele tipn.
lanbt. Nbreifrs;
.. q, Oopie.
aaab-GpmmtfFontr y. .. U. r.,
Omdbd Hes.
, 1875-08-28

M9entem DerlamAt I Isa. d. 10 81. 9.
~tauisnoe Bud. ipslbes ie ~paalieirf porotn. Wsa laNe
lb probeieltenf ommen un6 unlere ggtra.beniusun.
gen fir M9enten. National Publishing
Co., philadelphia, pa. 4tp17maf
, 1875-08-28
Gr3Gblnnqsrt pun Gaiparius. ..

Sn bibi4e Dappbedel nit Ntaslin.Riiden
gebMnoen a Is Gents.
gefdbtdbfen aus benz gpefarf.
Der Gd)ulmeifer unn fein Gpbn.
Strafburs auf Der Ed,ani.
, 1875-08-28
Tolseube biaise
Sugen0i6rittn
nn0 HOmaue
fno gu baben tn anen hcutfben
Su6bano1unsen in BEN {
Wereinigtem Staaten nnb Canada.

~ %V
Sn hiibi9e Bappbedel nit WtuSltn.Giidell
gebunoen q 25 Gents.
DaS Gtanhredbt. de-.
Die 9epprfirfen.
Die Mnsruancerer mad, Mfrifa
gd,neicer unc 0eiger.
0brifopb Columbus.
Gldrus Mnb Warfa.
Brand pom Sbmburs.
Mnredt Gut 9ebeibef mot.
pie Gr1ncun9 beS pprselianS.
Ste Oro6ntutter. RI
Der alte &rieser uno fein Gobn,
Ole Tptenmible. Der eleine Gamartttr.
I'm ei1em 8ano.
Die aSaiie, ODER cine quite Shat finoet oft auf Sro'n
loon ibren Gobn.
yobanna, ODER bnrd, s9ad,t gum 2tcbt.
Der arnte @ottfrieb.
Der Eonig une Der MILLER.
Ode xleeblatt. Orei GeIbidten. 1. Der trelis
Slersr, Q. Der pai&sr uuo isiu eobn. 3. Sit
Observation-Disclosures.
Die ~@udsudssibr.
Jaepb nnc feline 96bne.
, 1875-08-28
DIR. August Koenig's
gambarger Gropftr.
DR.. Slug. a6ai9's
&amb. ardmtcr =Nfafter.

fr werbrennunsen, Briibunsen. sroltbeuleu, @unoen,
@bsuulntismns. Gnabrliitieieit. tiirseu s;tberi. 8ruit. unb
gllngengei6Enre, Seiben L, Dtn glicbern, Ropf. uns
8abni1nner3en, trnere Bcrleslngen, biihnerangen, Qeidbs
pornen, gef9wolene Brittle, i%iein, 5,mtors, nn6 itefs
tnipt ale 5ailtgei&tpiire. Bel WaeniGeu uua Sb!srss
oleit 1uueaobar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01

There is no day in the year which is more
solemn TO the thoughtful mind than this.
Man has wisely set apart certain days for the
celebration Of his own virtues, and so we are
patriotic on the Fourth Of July, thankful on
or about the Tweuty-fifth of November, merry
on Christmas and happy at New Year. It
would not do to be patriotic at Christmas.
nor merry on the Fourth Of July. A we'll
regulated mind will not confuse its festivals
All Of these days, together with Michaelmas,
Martinmas, Whitsuntide, Blue Monday. and
others which we do not remember Just now,
arc very useful in promoting the different
virtues, but the First Of April is the most i'm
portant Of all On this anniversary it is our
duty to retire into our closets and mediate
upon the follies Of our friends. Alas how
many Of them furnish us with material for
gloomy reflection. 1t is IN vain for Us TO af-
feet n forced cheerfulness and pretend that
our friends are not fools far better to frankly
acknowledge their faults and humbly en-
deayor to remove them.
The great trouble is that fool will seldom
admit that he is fool He becomes angry
il you tell him so, and viii not be convinced
by the most emphatic assurances. But on
this one day Of the year his better nature is
more easily touched. On the First of April
You should approach fool with On air Of
sympathy, and, shaking him warmly by the
hand, say, "Wel, You are not going to tho
store to-day, ! SUPPOSE" or, How do Jon
think you will spend your holiday2" or,
Cheer up old boy, il will soon be over" or
any similar expressions which will show him
that you are sincerely sorry for HIM. or, if
you meet him in the street. you might glance
at your diary and exclaim, "Well this is
coincidence" or, al knew ! would meet you
to-day" or, in iocular vein, you might
say, ''Tho man and the hour arc come at
last II your friend IS the fool we have rea-
son to believe he is he will understand these
illusions to his anniversary, and may be
thankful for the reminder; or, IL he is still
unconscious you might tell him there "is
something on his nose" and, when he feels it
and asks WHAT" you can answer, Your
thumb He wall then confess himself fool,
and you can 20 away with the knowledge that
you have performed q worthy action.
When you suspect two Of your friends to be
fools, yet arc not sure it Is q good plan to tell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01


sci Smith WIS encouraged by Mr.. Tilden, who
has allowed three months to pass without
deigning to act on the subject The Mayors
removal of the Fire Commissioners has been
treated by the Governor with equal neglect
and contempt which is a queer illustration of
his respect for the principle of home rule
The Mayor filed his Message with oblique
but perfectly ineligible attacks on Comp
troller Green; but Green is protected and
saved by the known Partially and friend
ship Of the Governor The principle of home
rule is accordingly butt of derision. The
people Of the city, who elected Mayor Wick
ham in the expectation of a change in the
municipal government, find that their will is
thwarted and nullifed, and that the Have
meyer regime and the Hayemeyer heads OF de-
partments are continued and sustained in de
tiance Of their reasonable expectations and in
utter contempt of the principle Of home rule.
1t may indeed be said that the Costfgan bill
was not killed by Governor Tilden but by the
republican Senate. But it is perfectly well
understood that the Governor would have
vetoed il if 1t had passed. He had squad
Of democratic supporters in the Assembly
who voted against it, but the democratic rep
resentatives carried il through that branch Of
the Legislature in spite Of the Governors
known hostility, in spite of the coalition be-
tween his personal supporters and the repub-
lican members. All the democratic Senators
voted for the bill in spite Of the known hos
tility of the Governor, who has repudiated
the Syracuse platform and gone counter to the
democratic sentiment Of both houses in his
opposition. His determination to save his
friend Green at all hazards to the unity of
the democratic party is too close an imitation
of the favoritism of President Grant to
give much satisfaction to the demo-
cratic party. The democratic Assembly and
all the democratic Senators are on one
side OF this question, and Governor Tilden
and his republican allies are on the other.
He seriously endangers the success Of his
praiseworthy war against the corrupt Canal
Ring by his desertion of cherished princi-
pie of his own party and the contempt with
which he has treated his home rule sup
porters in this city. II home rule is the hum
bug he considers il it would have been fair
and honest for him to have said SO at the
time Of his nomination, and have prevented
democratic voters from supporting him under
a misunderstanding of his real sentiments on
q subject they deemed 60 important.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01

The democrats met an unexpected check In
New Hampshire, and if they should also meet
a check in Connecticut in the election which
takes place next Monday there will be con-
siderable abatement of the sanguine hopes
founded on their splendid victories last year
Their check in New Hampshire can be 40
counted for. The democratic Legislature
egregiously abused its power last year ani
Disguised many honest citizens, and thu
republicans had the shrewdness and tact te
repudiate and denounce the third term in thu
year S platform And yet it is discouragina
circumstance for the democratic party that
the opening election Of the year went against
them in spite OF the moral effect of the demo.
cratic victories Of last year, and in spite q
Grants military interference with the Louisi-
ana Legislature and other fresh topics o.
accusation. If the Connecticut election neu
Monday should be an additional check to the
democratic party it will have reason to think
that the ''tidal wave begins to ebb and
recede. Connecticut differs from New Hamp.
shire in lying within the area Of prompt in.
telligence Every part of Connecticut is
rail There is larger circulation of New
York newspapers in Connecticut than in Cen
trail or Western New York, whereas New
Hampshire is a remote agricultural State,
through which intelligence permeates slowly.
This is great advantage TO the Connecticut
democrats, who ought to be as well informed
on public questions as the citizens of New
York. If they receive a check it will be bad
omen for the democratic party.
Our sources of information lead us to think
that Governor Ingersoll will be reelected, but
that the three republican members of Con-
gress will also be reelected, leaving the demo-
Gratis in possession of the one district repre-
scented by Mr.. Barnum, who is a candidate for
reelection If such should be the result 1t
will be drawn battle, and drawn battle
will be more favorable to the republicans
than to the democrats, an arrest or turning
back of the 'tidal wave" being unfavorable
to democratic hopes 1t is suspected that
there will be considerable political trading in
the Connecticut election. Greene, the repubf
lican candidate tor Governor, is such an en-.
thusiast for Grant that, as Mayor Of Norwich.
he caused hundred guns to be fred in honor
Of the Presidents Endorsement Of Sheridan's
''banditti'' despatch It is suspected that
bargains will be made for Withdrawing re-
publican votes from him and giving them to
mgersoll, on condition that an equal number
of democratic votes be given to the republican
candidates for Congress. If, in consequence
of such trading, Greene should be flung out
and Ingersoll be reelected, the election will
rather demonstrate the unpopularity Of Presi-
dent Grant than the weakness Of the republic
can party. If the democratic party were
really strong in Connecticut it should scorn
to descend to such bargains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01
How TO Spell.

It is an ingenious madness on the part Of
many pleasant people to come forward and
show that they do not know how to spell.
Yet Spelling Bees have become national
institutions, and, as our dispatches show,
even Washington city has been invaded.
Fortunately, no one kno VS. how to spell, and
the people who blunder have the conscious
ness Of knowing that the public is with them.
Indeed, if photography were decided by the
majority-as things Of greater consequence
are-there is not word in the dictionary
but would shrivel away to such shape that
the oldest schoolmaster in the community
would refuse to acknowledge it, while of
every word in FIVE syllables it would be
written as it is of the innoceDts chronicled
in the Philadelphia Ledger, ''gone to join his
grandmother" Perhaps the worst spoilers
in the world are the people who make the
dictionaries. There was Noah Webster. What
a cad He spelled shad with c, which was
worse than the honest old Mr.. Creamer, Rep
resentative from Pennsylvania. whom John
Randolph accused of a breach of privilege
in spelling Congress with a K BY any Of the
learned pundits who form the jury at the
spelling matches old Webster would have
been put down as the worst speller and the
most ignorant man in the United States.
Only he was caught and exposed, and like
many another man caught in the act, he in
vented theory to cover his delinquency and
pretended to spell wrong on principle. 1t
was like Bill King, who, while the
subsidy investigation was in progress,
turned up in Canada Cooking for
stock" But this difficulty with tho makers
Of dictionaries softens the fall Of the vain man
who goes down in wrestling with hard words;
for he has only to claim to be judged by some
other standard And what is the standard2
Here are Webster and Worcester and Walker
and Richardson and Johnson, and many less
famous authorities, and they all differ on
many words; and who can decide the diff
ferences Of these doctors2