davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
9 afgtos

a~gerbruss goIsset / Srootiuos bar
buut l6l Stubsntsr fbiie Sst Og life
l0l, fom bet fob | fouigs Numsr al
Soften. Stolen sr | en- t~riueIio
GiIiianb, Os Der sr COB: llbFgter til,
at Der bIiusr snbos fsrs Stubsutsr
8intertsrminsn.
- 90 6armsre | Rib6er gountr
bar | be fOits 2 aar giert ct Torisg
msb at iaa blot riStis fore og fpIbiae
os pGgiiSe 5UebetOru o. bprt: agsrsu
msb Iibt ftsrre Ombp9ssIisbs6 enb
Stit Os grus sr. Com 5oIgr bsrai
bar be / @Isnuemiuit bsifst 80 guiB.
els pr. acre ts Opuaast snbog Is Gtg.
mere pr. guissI snb for aImiubsIIg
SUsps.
s. gpsn 9isrre er Der | 1885
opfcrt upe gpsuiussr os forstosst an
bre Gotbsbriussr til ct 8eIsb al $685.:
$40.
- Sobn Q. RapmOnb, Der par De.
Issut / ben 4sOs aOrsrss, bs6s
Sarge ben 3bis J'uaar sftsr at ban:
urrst ips / FIRE Gage Of RsrDsfs6sr.
2i9et nil bIiUs isubt til 81i5ingtor
for at bssruuss Paa ben tOrgrssf,nsur
8irtsgaarb.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
u0lan0ct.
Rerttp.

gn flor TOrfarbsIie bsyiter t Stas
ten goIima paa @ruub af ct u5brub
uf @uItaneH of iaume Rauu. Sire
Duss eftsr b~Usrna6rs bBrtss Der brf.
tig. 8rng, buiIts iuort e~itsrfuI9tsS al
2duafremmer, her Fonmsee us6ou I
8isrsets Sjbsr Og aIosIes bsbattsbe
benz. 8efoItningsn Oar u6e af fig ieIu
at Rabisl. g6 bu'b Stp bguosr oDer
6isIbfopDsn, og meO BEN afpsiIsr Der
fig @isnitiu al JIammsr, Tom Hitter
opa6 fra Rratsrets 8pb.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

6riitue. gn Crop frantic SoIbater
fenbtes ufite6 sfter @uIbsmaubene, Tom
bGsu iosne pau 6Iust os MATTE Iabs
fine gauben os fin Ammunition I
Stitten.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
SIIinpis.

6Or fsrite Sang paa mango 4ar par
RO6 Riuer fri for IS ben fsrire Dag
paa bet npe aar, Og 6Rraebaabe gift
paa Nisiisiippis 5Ioben msqsm 0tod
SsIano og Davenport.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
Gra @aibin8ton.

@snsrnls 9anttOmutis Toner Spurts
bar fratienbt SOutbern gacifc ganeu
Gtenbomsret til rs, 600 acres 9anb
lanss mso m SibeIinie al atlautic &
Eaciitc ganen, ba bet uGunte Qaub lite
nbtrptteIis uar siuet tic Soutbern pa
cifie Sanen.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

3nrttOrisis 9uusyusr 9auisr msbs
heller, ct SsfOItninosu IT rtbe til at
onisee ON SpiaosIis | llnionsu Tom
Stat. Bat bar M 10000 9ubtpgssrs.
RontGua Ct b~smotratift.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
R

8rofssior grsba boIbsr Sorsbrag
Wantato en- aftensn ben I7be Sanuar
/ ben Rorlts Spnobes 6irts.
- s bet nj its gar ubfsbtss 1872
2gstsitabsbsuiIsninser / 6rssbOru g.,
Os sisuusm Rstteu bIsu 10 9Gstsitatss
forbiubsIier oplste.
- uaImtnoeIig messt Sne fa!Ot
fOui9e Ssnbus Os RauSas | bet ipOs
Iise Wiuneiotu. Paa mango Stsbsr
er Snssu 2 Sob hpb. Os samIe Seits
Isre tan life mtnbes ct iaaoant Sucs
fab, iaaIGnse be bar bOet | Staten.
- GborIss Dahl, 6Orns Snfpsttar
for 9. 6. Sairbunts I Dodge County
Der for tort Glib fbsn fit 6iquebeutt
tnuft psb ct rIpttsstiIfaIbs, bsbe /
ofOiSte u9e.
= timber @rapntnssn at en- Srsuh
ue6 SanesUiae ffsbte man paa ct tpnbt
Gag af Oste SteutaI, IA Sob fra
Speriaben.
= Deb GiIbngebIitfst paa Winnss
apoIis's rOUitIius Os 9anbsIens Og
Sntuitrisns l1buitling I 1884 psb gpt,
uarstib forrise Gar bebts bet, at Gis
bsrne bapbe pGret fluus; pmenb Gilt
piite en- sunite rsfpsttabeI Sremsaus,
iaa par bet lite iom | 1888, os NJ
MATTE pore forbereSt puu, at gpsn /
1885 uu6er Gibernes Os 6OrboIbenss
Grpt uiIbe tass fig en- 9uiIe fOrbOIbss
pis. Gibsrne bar M t bet 9eIe taset
lite pGrst suuitigere enb | 1884, men
aIiseusl sr minneapolis saaet frsmab
meb lanst t~tGrtsrs Sfribt, enb man
paa TOrbaanb tunbe uop at tGute fig
muIist. StiQinssn iauitreres bsbt
usb fsIeenbe Gal:
ss-sEz.4o un.so, Dorm
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

Smiatuiusstapital | '9anbeI % gu,
bufri er pmtreut bet famine Iom
1884, noset fsrrs.
("5b.)
De til 8pen albert 9eas Bert
or Griuisl | 1885 anuenbte 8euee be-
Ieber fig I'll bsnueb SAC, 900.
- 5 garet 1885 brostes ber til
minneapolis benpeb 324 Milion gui5s
els Suebe, buiItet er 3 Miaioner
Buibels mere enb / 1884. OFF bisfe
mango Miaioner bIsu lite ful6t 5
Wiaioner fOrienbt bsrfra, oft bet DO,
rise bIeu fOrmaIst Der I gysn til
MeI.
- Mun bar / ct. PAUL baft ben
Blau at Taa iitaab ct SspaIabs for
@arnepuIs9t Oct iaa tibet Ios
uenbe ub for ct iaoSant Soretagtnbe
ben mste Glib at forrise tse, men uu
uiI be inben fort Glib nsppe bare nos
gen 9runb til at flpse ouer MaugeI
paa BpsutusssW ptsrioIe.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
4frtfa.

Den 8Iau at qiere Su8.8anaIer
bre6ere ipnes at ifuue msbe 9in6rinssr
huiIfet bar bepirfet, at arbeitet enbnl
life er p~anbespnot. Den aspptilt,
Gssierins sjer Snbueubinser babe fra
ben enc Os ben an6sn Sibe, os mar
fuar bet Snbtrpt, at 9snfsten er a
fua IMPRESSED nO8Is Peuse | 5orm al
Stubsserftotnins.
9eusraI Qsituant Sterbenfon,
SuerfbetnIen6e oper be brittle crop:
per t Gepptsn, ION npIi9 uutOm til
Roi9 ms6 en- itor ToritGrtutrg al
Chopper, onsrGb for uosLe Gage ii6su
Oprsrerue, Der t fere Tiger baube
trust @uruiioneu. 6astninseu parebe
9 elmer, Os GnsIanberue iubtog @i.
nisis, en- gunts6g / Rarbsbsu at 6oi6
Sprsrerne bIsD aIbsles obiprstte og
jayne paa GIust of anuausrist. 60
6auOusr oS 20 6aner giorbes til
gptts. GH snsslit Officer fulbt, Os
81 Weniee iuurebss; be msO be en-.
ssIife ouisrsbs 0spptiite Trooper mis-
itsbs 6 Manb, og - bIeu iaaret.
auitralten.
On for uIptts faubt / fOrrise Maus
neb Stsb us6 8abbeIgbsne Dsb Masl.
bourne. I'll ct at 9sbsne bapbe Der
i~utfuntst fig life farre en6 Al 5eife
Usb Sturtsu, ct initial, Der bspirtsOe,
at Here uf 9siteeierus / fbits 0iebIit
ttut fine 9site tiIboss, ta be bsfrps:
tsbe Tn uIptts, bfIs paa 9ruuo at be
mango ROrturrtnter, c9 bells paa 9runb
at 8aneu5 tarpe gsinirssr. On
uIptts ftsts ba O9iuu usb Bausns fioits
Ou6rsiuirg 400 0arts fra 8ommsrs
tribuneu. 9sr falbt en- of be ~forrsits
9site, be rGrmsit fsIgsubs ftgrtebe oUer
ben, Og ct GisbItt siter iaa man fun
en- & gnss at 9site og W2eunsitcr Ousns
poa bOsyau6re. II 6eite ltgrtsos, at
bUiIts ran enc bebe pea BLsttsn, mes
6sRs be aubre tom mere CQsr min6re
tiIfabe. Gn Of So psrus par ftrar
ROB, ? IiDsfarIig loGrsbs, og 8 baube
facet tsrre araifeIisr, bog baabsr man
uso omEg3SsIis PIsie at tunns rsbbe
rem.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
Tpr &H.72

s'''tse'7sHsH" % "sss EEzss"r
49, SJfs61ag si "EStERsvsssss8s Sal
fssas Sonar iEa EtisG.z 81 BIT ,ss
H1SB GuI. Eegsz ct "a che
,s,i'ssadtE G.@ SzssEEsss ! sEEs'
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

uotommsu CT:
ciOet / Oeaer@eimen.
original 3opege Of 8. u. Ssts,
Sorf. til "Susmanbs 6uttsu".
SuehoIs faptttIpts.


Rubuooerliuet | amerita - De gliteube
paa 6e6emarteu - Zen misforitaasoe Tors
louslie - giiteo. On uIsf gaooe - uo.
uanbrine - DUN tommsr siter 6eubss
Tuube Rdratter tommsr irsm 8oIb bIaus
Der ia | Sirtshribeu % ubhsb,s al Wles
niohsoeu - ct tummerIiet Samlip = 0olo
foriuiuSsr, os QUIET brRnoer - ct mt
Reb Riuer Ssttlsment - On ItrTftelig
OperiusmmeIis - Gu hsiit ulutteli9 guts
- Organization uf Wsnisbeo, os sirts
bpeoes a9snter Tom 9ouosplase = On
"Stortufis" meb to 9opus - Ct fubss
Ipaat Stopmeuneffe - kirteIie SpIitttlie
pa ubueee - Stoum.uusifst 6Iiper after
Weuueife. StIrteitrsssr = On Gntes Spro
oe Sammer paa i'm Waubs GrGp - On
lamb Ben | Rseeu - st lumitt Wforb -
Gnten orrsfsrss iom mist4utt 10 Smaus
bsru iporlef %foriuuuoue. Sorbsr On
foruorpen uu9out - Gu "Storfarmer" /
Rso Riper 8aleu - De to Smaabsrns
0pbofb blarbt Snoiauerus @nfen % be
Smau fanr after fin Sribss - "Storfars
Hsreu" 'om Torbrposr % Sturt ct
rGbIomt Ssrod9sIiu - st RanifssgiIbe-
On alporlie Vrrbifer CT Gieuipu -
Barre % pam. Bitter 8aruib - On
@aahe Isf - 8r '~Sapi'lie - Sorionins.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
N0t @DSgs

'e'aa S0hsn" os ''gesarusp" ii
ta9lar Of serb Satbvrus setrt.
h. p 57s8sa gsa g,b Gr1szs DmleQ sl,
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
&or S1.RI

St.ora3- Fodeu" os 'sgst HrHen's ii
AMERICAN POPULAR DIG
I = trts5lA sea 8ss 1Barus Dm'
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

B~retbenten bur operisnbt Senotet ct
2opforilas u~ba,bsi6et af RommisIeren
for SnbtaneruGienet ~orsauenbe 8efpts
teIie af StOuene pau Snbianernes 9anb.
Oct ct meset ulmtnbelts bIanbt @rans
isboere, at be busser grenbe os Cons
msr paa 8sgierinsers susr Snbiansrs
nes 2anb. grsRbentsn bar of,st Sas
gen msssn Glib Os Omtunte os aubss
faIer 8ongresien, at ben inarsif muIist
peotaser bet in6Ieuerebe 2opforl1g.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
6Or St.2j
2Ftotahs goten" Og ''Bsn arneu" e
. o. Ht'ar'or H90rt' Bsssr taSbpasus
'' Sanurel 90 une.
aftFa gGsnines
Tn SpIit Totteutmser.

NON srtitcas OagIige MDrgsns 90
-aSagii Sai 1a suugt. yiaigeulss finn
Il2a'ift ostt u6volats BibtiiSros. Stl
u1a's, sTilHe' S~gbpgsslis, af Sbomas
-'t' t5'r7a Heu sz 9aHnsI ussaps. Sab
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
6Or SG.2O

SsfcrabsgoFeu" os "gep girnsu" si
-, s7d'aioz5Gt No. OF SceorabsQoitens
E"saAsst. l2s Sibsr. Susbuussu. sc Snh.
= SEQ arpeps Dnilag sgtr / en- aas.u SpaIt,
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

Den 6iIenite 9ssationslstretar DeI
GampOs, Der oIerebs bar uerst intuit
let / mango StaubaIsr / 8aibin9tou
Oy uGrst tn for BIaseuuuo for 9Oli,
tiet, iOm lite tunbs arrsfsre BAN, paa
@runb at bans @siautprsuirssisr, III
fOrIeben Dag e usIfortisnt Straf al
e Yriu1tmaub. San bIsu nsmIis
rloenrer meb en- aisbmupb, os benne
GAP BAN iaa uiesst 8rpE, at ban mau
bOIbe Ssugeu minbt | fire Tiger Os
pere eoru.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

$50 &c 9pss'aLs . absuusat,rs So'
Fisar aus @''srfpsrefIsF tustas,i for
aA sgr Orb rsga.s fgr ,r qgu9t,
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

Srissftibst Dolphin, iom GIaabe,
mintitereu fsate at ais,s pOIitiit Rapi.
tai of for fit Purti, bar nu bapt fin
fsrfte g'sustpr tiIiss uubsr en- fIp1tss
Zig StOrm. "DoIpbiu" LOB uo fra
Rep gort | ipSIis 8tetuing Os ueubte
bsrpaa mob Bermuda srne for al
TONNE tub / Stormbauen. 9ette lpts
ttbss osiaa Os Dolphin" MATTE | "a
Timer ubbsIes N Storm, Der 5apbs
N 9urtiabeb uf 10 Wil t Gimsn.
Oct bIsu brnst t fo'itisGigs Stiuineer
for at prsps bets Sstpgtigb:b. Off
csrerne Os belle W%antitabst bIsU ieipst.
Stibst tiIba9eIa9os uuber belle Stor,
men II RnCb Gimsn, Os beraf Iut:
fer man, at bet BAR bsitaast 9rsusu
sobt. Den 2Seu Januar uenbts bst
tiIbass til 5Gfninsen ROuros.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

H. OIL rsUiis.Hasr Tibtu 81 uhs. veg
Hsrpr es isat tus paaavt, 55!I De Fs,xs
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

Ft-s, eata"hr'as. Raar en- Eboun mt snF,r
l. I'ssEH aaa bsu tibJis,rs Nbr.tls cyssss
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

Statsmtniifsr gaparb oar mobtaget
fra ben ipauite &ssierius "StOrtorist
for SpfubeIfer / RrissFaoOsn" Os ousr.
Ieueret bet til ben bersmts iUsnits Sn
ssnisr Sobn @tiesfon.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
NDe Nbpnncnter

tan enbuu erbuIoe SespnbsIisn Of ben
nps puabsSpnbte SOrtalius "&rt=
fttne".
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

, T'tt bsoss iEbissbs r~sisstts gSr,ii.:
ss 6 S:a:, iozt P. o. Boz ,u.r
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

a's ~ sn5g,r ~ sf aar,s, %
Z" 5a Eib s~utEs.aI.no Ter
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

> ~ aEu'iussHs. B..ss ten
's,I IN - a'''arits. Gs Es1t.r, at 'resss.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

rort pr9mie. 8o9er
fer lite s~larsaHs at
SstproD.R pite
Gyor Sf.G5
sagsrah.BoatH" 0g ''Geo Arasn" for
b st a Ci rs5lHisr uEUHts grautssSsgsr:
Cor GamrteI 90 un8s
SusgoIb:
&c; otter, SsuEZ.H3.
Ina,s serhplo til ZpbsH.
hr Dangers ~sorlopsIie. 60StuHtHs.
taajsaier 5asts
au.aiu!iGbs0.
Itsarasr. 9saaatus Al Tag. sIou4s
tEsrHshtiorig.
tfaattas Saru. Ef Fsarit StGals Sdsutr.
(iulg $aigr Jagur EcrtGuius.
h~rHSommsliq @iClie. Bortu4IEs.
ksr,srHaaust til 5~iumartsa.
Il aiten,SGsnina.
Sub6GIb;
)Fsztnsn saa 5roobatten, ErQt at TsItbons
has 45 i.- $50 7 EtEu.
y IN al spirttismsns appflst.
Fbi % ficuiuuocts EaDsZ:.
aif.iu / JiusIaRc.
tgiiaeIsnt,
pm GisgIers % Bankruptcies
Etitrs samiIiep. VI 3. z. SagsTsn
rspsueu.
as oufwa. Uist. vi Runs5sr7.
rSpeHipr.
~aattnOerae sab. ~ .. G. aubtHtH
nsust SiHutarfen. ~ISisFHnruss eammtr,
tis 5t5osrs Og SHerttuiHs - 8usisbauesIsH -
CV1C %rTitsr 5tHlaaT'sH.
sausu SOuapartes Rsmpirer.
ssuuft. 5prtaHiu5 ai CART stIoL
III Gu SDlft SortGatnser.
SubtoIb:
si SsabtEis. On BortaaiHs til at Il af.
e G9rtcus 80. On n0uom sonf 5ortalius.
stNss&aitiHeu. en- po!f 6~ortalius.
pm. ia HslH 5Gstsr G~ortzgius ia zen fbf,
E-7 sriz.
BAT 81 EBrsmss stD. "a iarbsIss Eiprs sill.
s7-s cH stsfs fzaa ialsrsgfauts Rgr.
y SFtsa. 1fst.
ti''disss6uostt Rarbt. On Hsriam Scr,
1-zs.
ssHic Sast. SITTER bet EusaF,.
.|eztft Gisuign. q i5suR SosE.
'un. FouzItae.
l's % ltrssr. Dfsi Of serseu Ro,.
~ e~'ryesaarosR, gn i~uabfGr6is 50rtaHiEs
IN Iatzarsr
LiEahss o. Che Horse and its Diseases.
saa III 2 sos G, 5armsrs % anbT,. Der Ss'
t FL 5rbtsls pas 8tt 8rn:ns GuIIos.l
6Or SE.20
"StscrabsppFen" % "geS grneu" Ct
q. s'liai1z5Gb No. OF 5eeorabsQo tens
'"Samsst. ls Sibsr. SuSbuueeu. &c Snbs
ai sss.
6Or Sl.25
2stosahs goheu" os ''gss arnea" ct
a' utalrior Uo9rt, Bsssr Easbpasus
f" Sarhnlel 90 une.
aftFa, gGsnine.
gp SpIit Torteusn GET
,ger
lol Srttcas bagIige NDrgsns 90
4aS'g.i sui 1g s1ugt. yiaigeuss finn,
-. l2a'tt Ostt u6g5lats Bibtllsros. StI
us''g, sriaEe' ~SgbppesIit. Of SbomaS
t' t5ir7H E1u .H aaunsI HssaDe. Sab
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

tANlena -
'at'' Fl 2s5a. sos iHs sor Dis
''i1sn iao i~aulaaaes.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

9sIssat Sofspb fra Rw Werito bar
ubarbsibet ct 9oufOrIas ON at busrps
ct friUiaist u siment I Rw MsritO os
ari;oua for at bs1tptte SstIsrns mob
be fi:rtIige Snbiansre. Rsgtmsntst I'll
bsitau af 80 inbfsbte Msrttausre, 10
ameritansre p9 10 Busbto Sabtausre.
9Osr Wanb itaI pare fOrigust usb to
s. ite suer Suoiauers goniss. De me-
nise SoIbatsr faar $50 ON Raans6eu
/ Ysn, os Sffesrer faar famine 9su
iom Sifcsrsr | tiIiOarenoe 8ans ibsu
rssuIGre arme. Scr at cieunsmfsrs
bsuus Ian fOrbrss $500, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

: Rat ftt Postal Notes, Money
es;a h. Lasrs s1n gerltr. LEGAL ChecEs
10 Es., l-' 1~do!:Hs, bs Ut uoo isEst BEN
=, u5ass:: psn, for gou.sttor, ss
!. = es7ts, 8tsu Jfts al sesss
saasa slu Btzltn iub . Brso..
S'Dots It tI,iuare u,s. .nb % ia.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
. Ga Sglft SortGatnser,

\ lfFaaSs 81 Che Horse and its DiGsaSss
s.a MI g so8 g U1rmsrs 0a gabT,s Der Se'
~ ~ u. Nrh--L. rea nsh N-r.ra HmfIna.l
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

sd
6HrebiEs ~
5tfhass i
|.ss.s.-ss ~
|..sss-s-'
|sdIdEaS /
|~.sss.ssss ~
|-.ss..sss u
|.-...ss''
Joe, uaTh j
|s-...sss.
|,s9uiHaF j
|nssins.. -
/. s~.s-ss
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

cttaphstH
9t 9asaid
Nnr9unss I
so; Sef}
0m bstaIu +
let" for isl
Salpaarsca
Dollar sTuX
'ronSien,E
aeorab SOM
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-08
DAVIS HAT.

Every day gives additional evidence
that Americans can still beat the world
att any thing that may be started or ever
was begun; whether its character be
useful or merely ornamental, wise, OF
absurd. When in the ninth century
saints performed pilgrimages in search
of the bones, scraps of cooking utensils.
clothing, ETC., OF departed saints, OF
carefully took handful of soil where
it was supposed some holy person had
set his foot, or Clipped a piece of the
stone upon which report said some holy
friar had rested in his sacred pilgrim
age. We thought the passion for relic
hunting and worship had reached its
climax, but not so; America must not
be out-done by the monks and the
saints Of the ninth century. On the
occasion of JEFF. Davis visit to Atlanta.
at a club reception following the un-
covering of the statute Of B. II. Hill,
Mr.. IL. W. Grady turned over Mr..
Davis hat to Judge Harris, Senator
Mandival, John Triplet. of Townsville,
and Solicitor Wommack with instruc-
tons to divide it out. 1t was cut into
several hundred pieces and distributed
into sixty counties. OF course, Mr..
Davis got a new hat for his old one.
JEFF. will begin to think that even defeat
hath its victory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Some time ago Prof. Henry White
OF this city. wrote to President Gailan-
Diet. OF the National Deaf Mute College
Washington. requesting him to solicit
the interest of Congress in behalf of the
deaf mu.es here. in view of the fact
that the Governor had. vetoed the ap
preparation for the school for the deaf
and dumb. The Professor has received
Il reply from Gallandet. in which the
latter says: Il have talked with quite a
number of prominent Senators and Rep
resentatives as to your difficulties, and
the opinion seems to be unanimous Thai
Congress is not likely to interfere in be-
half of any Of the institutions in Utah
situated as your school is. They all re-
greet the condition of things, but do not
feel that Congress ought to do anything
at present. 1 hope, sincerely.
that some benevolent men may be
found who will advance the necessary
funds to keep your school in being ,
The letter is significant, chiefly as III
dicating the disposition on the part Of
the aiding Congressman not to NEEDLE
with the local affairs of the Territory
The good old Democratic doctrine OF
local self-government still lives with
some o. the men who rule the nation.
The idea thrown out by President Gall
andet, that benevolent men maintain
the school, is a good one. The Leeisla
lure. as soon as it can. will provide
for the education OF the deaf
nutes; meantime, it would be a matter
If regret if Professor Whites school
we're compelled to succumb for lack OF
unds.
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men rejected as bondsmen that be
would pay IS OOOif the defendant did
not appear to answer when wanted any
charge preferred against him, was
worth more than the bond of any man
connected with the court. The public
Will be unable TO look at Thursday
nights proceedings as anything but
petty and malicious persecution: as a
cunningly devised and wickedly exc
cuted plot TO get Mr.. Arnold into the
Peniteatiary for the night. As to the
guilt or innocanse of the accused OF
the offense with which he is charged,
we have nothing 10 say at present;
that is a matter for the courts to defer
mine; but there was vinciotiveness in
the manner of the arrest, that vas a.
petty as il was cowardly, and unwor
thy an officer OF the court Il
is hardly necessary to explain that the
cause for this exhibition OF petty spite
may be found in the fact that Mr.. Ar
mold was found in the company OF
President George Q. Cannon when the
latter was arrested in Nevada last Feb
ruary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-08
NEW YORK UNDERGROUND.

New York City finds herself still
lacking adequate means OF rapid con-
yeyance for its traffic. II was fondly
hoped the elevated railroad had solved
that question once for all. but now il is
generally admitted that that system is
found wanting. and from the fact that
so much damage has been done to
property on the streets where the ele-
waited roads run that there would be
serious objections made to any extern
sion OF the system.
The scheme now talked of is to con-
struct tunnel roads under some of the
principal thoroughfares and provide
separate lines for long and short dis
lance traffic. so that the train making
the longer runs need not be stopped
for The short distance passengers. The
system will have many advantages over
the elevated railroad. 1t would not do
the amount of damage to property
along the streets that it traversed as the
elevated plan does, nor would il inter
Iere with or endanger the surface travel.
Doubtless New York will make the ex-
pertinent before long and its operations
will be watched with intense interest.
md II successful viii be another item to !
he long list that marks the progress q
American thought and enterprise.
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EXHIBITION OF SPITE.
We prssume Mr. Dickson. Mr. Ire!an

We presume Mr.. Dickson, Mr.. Ireland
and the underlings in the latter's office
viii deny any malice in the hour and
manner of Mr.. o. P. Arnold's arrest
but il they do deny It nobody will
believe them. For q week or more
past. Mr.. Arnold has been one of the
most numerous" men on the streets
in town. There has been scarcely an
hour between sunrise and sunset when
he was not visible. attending TO his
duties as superintendent or the street
railway; we question if there has been
an hour when he was not within
hailing distance Of the AarshaPs
Office, and there certainly has been no
single hour when any of hundred
men ON Nam Street could not have
told where 10 find the gentleman; yet
thA warrant was served at o'clock at
night. when il would be inconverieHt
if not impossible 10 get bondsmen- The
malice became apparent and pro-
nounced when man after man
was refused as bondsmen. any
one OF whom was worth In properf,
many times the sum required as uret !
The simple word Of any OF the gentle
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UNITED STATES Marshal Dubois. Of
Idaho, seems to be running a rae
with United States Marshal Ireland
of utah, and the Idahot prom
i,es to come out ahead. Our
Paris special this morning re
ates how Dubois was compelled 10 sd
NIT on the witness stand that he said he
had a jury impaneled for the trial Vi
unlawful cohabitation cases, that
would conviet Jesus Christ if he were
on rial" Wherein Dubois leads Ire
land is in the open acknowleds ement o.
the fact
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JURY RECOMMENDATIONS.

| A German Anarchist was on trial be-
fore Recorder Smythe, in New York the
other day, and was found guilty of ur<
ing men to violently resist the officers
of the law with dynamite, etc. but the
jury finding him guilty recommended
him to the mercy of the court. In pass
ing the sentence of three years and a
half's imprisonment upon the prisoner
the Court said: "If it were not for the
recommendation OF the jury-which. in
my opinion, il was a mistake for them
to make that mercy be extended 10
you, would impose much more sew
ere punishment than that which am
about to infiict."
1t appears from this that the courts
OF New York have some respect for the
recommendations of jury, and allow
their respect for those recommends
tons TO influence their judgment, even
though in their own opinion the recon-
mendation of mercy is mistake. But
with US out here in Utah it is not that
way. One of our courts at least has
shown that it has no regard for the SUI =
gestions of mercy offered by the jury.
When Bishop Brown, of Ogden, was
before Judge Powers on charge of IN
lawful cohabitation, the jury that found |
him guilty recommended him to
The mercy of the court. but |
t had no weight with the Judge; the
prisoner received the full penalty of I
he law. Perhaps the judge in this case
was ignorant of what the jury meant.
It is just possible.
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II DISTRICT ATTORNEY DICKSON will
admit the truth. he will say that Mr..
o. P. Arnold would not have been
prosecuted for unlawful cohabitation il
he had not been found with President
George Q. Cannon when the latter was
arrested in Nevada a few weeks ago.
And yet there is no legitimate connec-
ton between the latter incident and IN
lawful cohabitation-