davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
FIFTH 60 TTIOK


Tsnty-ssa ,tH a I. :,
eAa alma1aass arm N 49, aolen d
ma cas- q Nin, an Ea.S S9'nV
0fso, - 1iSu Assa NJ n.spAlbsi oil
aGAlnas hin. - ~ appeaflH
TAa auyth Pest n ,ss n.
we're eatsrtAlnsd ~ - Stuu Ve1'
Corps laas sVsrtna 'aiAgN
z z. DAyia, eosd A. o,r,.
Williams atrssL q L.. =, 1Vola ~
eeod TN Azd sheet itoa wo'S,. snpGl
Ths DsaccrAti, @ ub a, "
addressed Gu 5Ataf IA sv.riS ssHs "
.. Nirs azd ChAg!st Q o,o,S!s.O " ~
bah Of Elktou. 'e''' hql|
John G, Pastsrso l. ], ,.,
Gently Adm lslsd n nr.s,l,. w
$500 u el4os Al NJ. 6lI Frn1
Mr.. EiHahssa VIVA, IL.
Dannis Wilds, disd n sn5,, soo.
day, a1d her rsuAI rs Usys i,,, y,
~ = sAs O-o Fs !ovT Oenaltg. /
Aa6ary NJ 3. O Lareh viii ~.
lie 18Th A1niyetsAF ' On surd., ~ n,.a.j
-, i "a Eev Eaa 60 Stable md N,
VII deliver addGsdses.
Ths Hon. ChAsln, 3, Lor, La.
Woloott And AtihtA, 2
will speak 10 she Dem ,ern., A Tns1
Hundred 90 saia rdAy ai,srso. !.
Dr. sac Afl; :. KlidnEs' nI.n
visit 70 SArAloS \, Ltks esc,,,
MontFeAl.
LAxAfoE is The soyeFelan pma,
dyspepsia and Q Il digestive Any,
raise p oents . package. POI n
To msFrow 9 Venlnz Mn NJ,
WensasF And Howard TinIa, 4
engtneeE Of ibis lily, will Be nndI
ne fealdenoe OF Miss Webslst'. ueA
No. SOC MAFksg street.
HsnEy ByAEJ oolore5, va I'm
oaioee judge q farmer viii cndJ h
4 year old chid By bsAtnF d, 4, 4
hearing wa pos poued on Ico0urld /
absence OF Witnessed
The new AsillodliI RplIopal olld
q OhesteEtoUn will b dedinM
Sunday, the lath Infant N q
rial Window = I'll be especially n
some.
McCabe q lDAFrAsh have al
their match 20 ory, 1t tha ID
Seventh street, And nov hAVs n
tor mAnufsc1 uLias 30O Euu
matches per week.
The ssmLaz rus, session Of IA.D
ware BApiiat pnlou, snbrInf D
ware, harylAld And DelAVns ID
Pc, will be hold 10 DelAuHn AN
BApLst Ohufeh nett month.
The MddlefoWn n. Z OtufsA II
81, e25 in one week towards lQ5ii
the ohuroh de b.. Il IL proposed bH
the balance Oh the lndsbsednai IN
the present wick.
HsAld q o. will enlarge Deb {
At Seventh And MArke, street., b
ina 10 the adjoining ioou, nos @NI
, By Robert T. Francis, Uho VII m
70 No. 612 Nj i kei street.
The female tmployts Of Cohai9
Co., feather merchants 10 NH u
. returned to work yeETly, d
! having sgrstd 10 pay he Oh q
wages until d uniform sac I ~
J the trade.
Coughing racks The gEtu u
noya ones iTiends; AtlGAllb sJll
Tar (s5c.) relieves AID eafH u 4
only by N. d. D1nlorts, ilili Ma
Trunses guaranteed TO O z aA;l
funded; . apeclal roon ID hYP'il
trusses; lAra . stock, l,nI iIpHiih'
Bernard lhcvey aud JsNPl Du,s
\ were arrsS,t q lAsI evening II DO
envy OF Hualo for creating aeAl
Anoe. WIEN told to get up oul Of -
I'D seats WhIoh they h1i atll 4
Sion Of. Thty we're husi - osns
= and costs b / Judge TufnG MSS
d Ing.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

Powell, IN the Third street mGrkFts haa
a spleudd assortment u Sab for 70 nlor-
rows mArhst, eousistizg Of pomPaooreA,
the New YGrk delieaeJ, rock ashi had
dask, blue Gan. freah cod, porgiesi Cap.
NAV goodies, white Gsh, founder and
eat SAB, enoaeh 70 tempt the Eost fastid
oaa erlcure
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

BRorHnR vEREoN & soxs :

Please Inform your patrons and readerl
which are many, As well as the volume q
attendants at our county fair, that the
pressure Of business will not allow IA
either to be represented or personally
attend to the noted gathering of wealth
fashion and fast horses But seekers fol
the weed will find us at the well-knoWI
Tobacco Mart, Seventh and Orang,
streets, Wilmington, Del.
CHAPMAN, A. A,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
C.rrISEs EStSaJ.

r. = orss belong ing . sTsJ
Calllstet, WHEN dl,.,r5 and King w., y
the corn Ter OF lhn , w1s recOTeI.a =
Saturday moIp ,i tb,nsrdlng ttaol' NJ "
day At I itchen 1T me tlrhAgs N
Fourth street vi I, suDPos0a HI
yet beer touuu here h our cliy Y. oSul
was left somew n i,c6grg BY tbe VI N
to facll tate lIs , r,, deception, Il
give thd fol- oT ,b M curtains ~ !
German TOW .ide and 10 a
glass on eAcn atom in regard 7, If B
Any inloTlists,s,c cs, Al the loss IN b
left at \ bis oln ,u Garner, OF DO
Bullen . h c1blflstiIn1, DEL
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

Andrew l atters0n WAS before Judge
Turner last evening charged with drum
ksnnsss, aud using profAne and Abuslve
Language 10 Odiosr q FFby. Ha Was Ad.
judged guilty and fined % and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
Died

nAADs
Suddenly, "a Ossobar "a,
Jas. 2. MAsstFs, agsd - years.
FUnsfAi viii take piaae ffuD tne feEiessea
81 kia amer, Jefsmish HhaHiIs, 30. eu
" aas SiEtn street., en- wednesday MerninE,
uc sbsF 81 A. o'eloek. Soismn high mas
a. 81 P41is ohursh IntsEmsat ~ UAtbs-
drAi Oametafy.
PhiiAdaipaia paEsrs pisasa sepT.
ROHKRTBOH.-On October g, 1855, e ne
real lance Of 0sorEa Alln0n, til Wsss
Ssre1tk street., Jean g., dAaahslr of ths
lAls W@. q. and MAFy b. kSbsrtsoa.
loAADHER.-On the Tth insl, Howard J.
9ardneR, AGED % yeaFa.
EunsrAl TueedAJ - p. n.
TOML1HsOMy-On ne sEh iEss John Tum.
hnsen. Sgd Is ysNyA.
Services ~ the ee1as 81 his spn1n law, a.
ID. Oolilssru, Ne. to3 n kiahih gtTeaG On
WEDNESDAY afesrBooa d 2fo s'slgek. lnasr.
mslt 81 kfVsfsids Cs1eteEy. EunErai prt
vsta.
lLOD9E-On thsfth iass., ALFRED J. Lodgs,
n TIE eath year Of hit ege.
kalattvsa hnd fftsada 81 the fAmily aFl
irsspeetf1liy invited % atts1d hia fanarAl
Is hia late roa4eaea, Etghtsalth snd Madi
SEA atfsse on the iitk insL, at ato ,. n, u
pEeossd % bEAndy ains Os@stsgy.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
state OF me rsmpsrAsws


Tomorrow promises TO DO from
oleuiy 10 fslr with slight rise Of TEN
psrAture. Similar conditions viii prob
ably prevail on ThursdAy, followed BY
rain IN come sections Of the country.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
What Has Location
To Do With liz

Location has considerable to
do with the cost OF clothing.
Why let your pr judice stand in
the way of a saving Of 30 per
cent? Our stool is large and
varied. We premise honest
work and value in full for every
dollar expended with as and
guarantee entire satisfaction.
We never had 9 larger stock Of
Clothing and 0vercoAts before,
and the prices we're never as
low.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

William Hancock and Hugh Bradley
were arrested this morning by Officer
Yates, en- a charge OF stealing coat from
% place on Market street near Front.
They were both locked up.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

The Crestou Land and Improvement
Company are advertising for propoaali
for grading streets At Creston, 70 be lief
at their Office, No. 7i2 Market street, By
p. m, October 10
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

rn !, morning i j. y@sDe d lI1nsI
much nnoe y, 'r eourt room ~ IN 81 I
tered t be elH!.tod the Gilen'o TE
BE soon so handed hl@ an,
sWiggftt NJ Ia him loess' "
o1ieST ano
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

"ODoe upon a Alan I ss,,ry
when ! I'd ssed 80 sAl ~ n.in j
my bed b Alf mao Va ss,,T.tlos Oh
bought mo 8 ooIi,e y, .hj. an i ''bal
cured me ne'ueu wa
mora
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
rs Falr,

All persons attending the Fair can
BEEshsS's Gallery, SIS AaEkst BtrOet.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

WILL on Cesshsr 9, lsss.
~ Tie nSv. Ohar.ss q. IHsEsf, 81 his Fasi.
dsnee, 80 ". e<h street. Eg. higsrEdn s.
Cecil WtiiAEd . Mha MaFy b. b. Bs'tfis.
Beth o. tbts e y.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
I N..SHARP&CO.
Youlsh and Marks. f=ats.

duN OtlAA4HCn dlt tak Auc1u
Of anything we have hereto
fore attempted.
Over 1000 garments now
here and awaiting your in
spection. You never had
such opportunities for nice !
Goats as we are now giving.
Ladies' Short Co.'s
Plaid Clsth, e2.B0
Stripe +" AGO
nicely trimmed, well made
and the best cut,
Fine ssOekinet,s, y g
STRIPE q so
400
The best you ever saw for
the money. Neat, stylish and
dressy.
ChIldren's Goats in all
Years from 4 to 10. with
many novelties and pleasant
nominations.
For So a pretty little plain
and plaid cloth, kysaF sise--
4 Fise De each tareef afne
For 81 as a fine garnet stripe
Il finished with cape, e-yeaF
niSe-riss 26e each larger
For S. 90 a grey-mlxed cloth
Il with hoOd-rise IS eents.
For So 80 a combination
stripe With cape, and bslted
--Tise Is cents.
For $500 a beautiful com
bihation stripe, double and
bell sleeves, gathered akirt
and giTdle- rise 80 eent1.
For $500 plain terra cotts
and blue belted and Will
{ eApe-rise 80 eents.
!, For 50 q very stylish, piair
ECbelin and black and terri
D costa and black, braided bel
. sleeves gathered and girdlei
--T8e 50 eents up 70 tlA.
Our coat room is bus
!, with delighted buyers and
. our trade was never as largI
5 this early in the season YoI
z will be better pleased to ge
I your little girls coat earl,
! in the season.
9 Seal Plush Coats Gu'
8 Wraps.
N We have far exceeded an,
q previous effort on thes
2. p ypular and beautiful good
q Our sales have commence
z earlier and our customer
on like them better. Fine TO tn
i ! touch, perfect in fit, beauti
q. full in effect, splendid i
a. quality and workmanship.
Z. Our prices are the lowel
=. we ever knew of.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
HARRY HART.
THRH. Y.MoTHlHa MAHUF'a %
No. arc Market Street.

TOuOE-I, WlLLIAM A. 9HIhLDS.
IN tenant u the houso aitnatsd - Ice Nerth
Iasa soa 81, in he TentA ward Of the city
Of Wilmlagtan, ee4Aky Of New Oastla,
and State u DaihWArs, In oompllAnes WITH
the raquirsm eats Of the aata Of the General
Assembly IN aaah eaaa made and provided,
40 hereby give nettss that aAAm APply IN
writing 70 the Oeart u QsAeEAl Sessions n
ths PsAaa AAa Jan Dslvegy =
ne State 81 Delaware, IN and for New Gas
tie County, - MsAdAg, tie 18Th dAy 81 Hov,
a. D., 1888. being the noxt torm 81 aid
O0uFt, fsF . lisaass ioF nAia hsass - ~ inn q
tAyofa, for the sale therein Of Intoxicating
liquors In lsas quAAdtiss than enc qaArt, =
BE- drunk On the Prsnisea, and the f0ll0Wtng
rsspeetable eitissng o. 8AiA ward recon-
mend the aid npplieatien, ytH;--
ohm aaAisy william o Jehnson
Jehn MeNulty Patrick Doukhsrsy
JAIN Murphy John HuEes
Alfred Hanna B l. A Morgan
n MunaA william HilsY
n J ShAYhay James whitaker
Joseph Hughes Thog y Bsylsy
EdWAfd uormlay Samuel l. BA9loy
Joan Vlex James MoNalty
James II Meaagh1A James Rilay
John 3iliiAh Patrick bnrnq
Mi0l Kelly Henry Banner
3eorEo DoaKhsFty Hugh shieldG
90 ats WILLIAM A. SHIELDS.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

EOR sALH-A GROCERY STORE
4 in Es01 oettio- doinR good buEihesa.
Address grocery sure. thla oficG. o9-stf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

WAETED-A GOOD COLOREn
w eoot A. WaltOn'a bakery, seventh ans
Tatnhli streets. o9-a
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

manufacturer reputation equal
will
buster but sound facts Here few of DUR sPecie:
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

NoTIOE-WANTED TO RENT A
in suburban residence, with large gArueh
betd-at No. sol Shipley Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

a, ROIIa
ga;lDINGs|
EpRsGRHs1I|
" oIROI|
pa AND II
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

VNOR sALB.-A NEW FUur PoWHh; :
~ inch, screw cutting lathe, ~ lnones "
tween centres, hollow spindle, eompouha
Dash, EeaFsd tools and gears cOmplete. Ap'
ply at 1913 Elm street. otn
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

UYANrkD - A SITUATION TUB i!a
wv hOunswork IN . small family, IN olLy
or . short distance in oountEg, Apply
100 TatnAll street. oS -
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

Fourth aSd Market streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

"a Young German v no was Shot, Scotch
: msp sIuEged, and an EngIishman Dead.
Special to the Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21
SUFFERING OF A WRECKED CREW,
Seven Bays .gith Nothing But Salt water
TO Drink.

Seven Bays .Fuh Nothing But Salt water
to Drink.
SAN Francisco, CAL Feb. 20.-Captain
Watts and the shipwrecked crew OF the
American ship John ] Berry, burned of
the Australian coast, arrived here Yes:er-
day on a steamer from Auckland. The
Berry was loaded with parsfine and WAS
bound from Philadelphia to Kiogs, japan.
On the night of J&Luary % the FIRE wsB
discovered and soon spread so rapidly
that the captain ordered all hands TO the
boats. He and eleven sailors and one
passenger got in one boat, while the Sec
ond mate and zine men went In the other
boat. The ship burned all nigh, but in
the morning the captain could ind moth.
ing of the second boat. He shaped his
course for the Australian coast, 800 miles
away. So hurried had been his departure
from the ship that they found themselves
under the burning tropical sun with no
water. There were stored in the boat
timed meat and blscnit, which only
seemed to add TO their thirst. Heavy
seas forced them to work constantly to
keep the boat bAiled out. Several times
they narrowly escaped swapping. After
seven days OF terrible suffering from
thirst and exposure they made the coast
and were rescued. Captain Watts lost
81, 600 By the wreck. He is 8 member
Of the firm CT Watts & Co. Of Tnomaston,
Me.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21
T. N. Jones & Co. PyR Bssss:. 4 ass-
GALVESTON.

"a Young German " no was Shot, a Scotch
: msp SIuEged, ana an EngIishman Dead.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, FEB. 20-Fritz
Buscner young German farmer who was
shot OF his residence down the Island
S Saturday evening by August Middlegge,
is lying in critical condition st the resi-
dence OF his brotherip-law in the western
part OF the city. The wound is mortal.
He cannot survive. Both men were In
toxicsted At the time the shooting &C.
cured. Middleggs who is in jail Gays he
and Bdscher were both drinking; that he
went into his room and WAS asleep
when Buscher rushed into the room,
snspPed his pistol at him twice and
heipgout half aroused and in the dark,
he did not recognize Buscher, but think
iug he was robber snatched 8 pistol
from beneath the pillow and fred. He
lad been working for Buscher about a
month and never had any difficulty with
him.
Miles G bbons, a Scotch peddler, who
WAS found yesterday morning in deliri-
Gus condition IN the western part of the
In the head inf cted by some blunt instru-
ment by an unknown nssarlaDt, is lying in
an extremely critical condition In the ci ,
hospital with but little hopes of recovery
His sssai'sDt is still at large. Gibbons
uss been in Galveston about six weeks, Is
unmarried snd about thirty years old.
L'ZZi1 O'Brien, q native OF Lonfon,
about fifty i've years old, employed as
cock ct Colonel A. M Shsnbon's reei-
deDce, fremont street, was found dead
ssrly this morning at the foot Of the STARE
l adfng TO her room. Apoplexy super
induced by alcoholism caused her death.
In the United States Circuit court to-
day two damage suits were filed: Allen
CleVelsnd vs.. the Southern Pac &c Rail-
way Company, to recover $4,000 and cost
for Injuries received to the person by
careless negligence upon the part o. em-
ployes OF the defendant company. Gus
Farmer enters action against the South
err Oh Company for like sum and costs
for dam ges to person through negli-
gepce upon the part of defendant.
AZ regulsr session tonight the
City Council granted rilht of way aloDg
Avenue ga" to the Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe and the Galveston Jetty Rsil-
way Companies to their properties on the
eastern extremity of Galveston Island.
Courci also passed 8 resolution depos-
| ing of the present recorder and instruct.
ing Mayor Fulton TO assume the duties IN
conformity with the provisions Of the
amended charter and the decisions Of the
District and Supreme courts. Mayor
Fulton promptly notified the Council he
would veto the resolution. An interest.
| ing kqusbble will ensue when the Mayors
veto comes before the Council for seton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21
CorsicanR.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, TEX, Feb. 20.-The past
few days nave been crowded with social
events. Prominent among them was the
entertainment given at the hall by the
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
extending over two days and nights. The
W C. L. U. motto made bY Miss MAY
Buchanan is worthy OF specisl mention
L. was composed of silvered letters on 8
green background, which read, "F0r God
and Home and Native Lsud." The hall
was crowded day and night by the best
people in the city and was considered one
of the most brilliant entertainments
ever given in this city. The
noble ladies' are worthy Of the
highest commentator for the successful
manner, both socially and financially, in
which they conducted the affair. The OBJ
iect of tae occasion wss to raise means
for the prosecution of their great work
The ". C T. q. Of this city is making
special efforts in the line of prison work
and In the interest Of fallen women. Our
CITY officials already bear testimony OF
the good results of the labors Of these
noble Christian women.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

against the state of Missouri the ISSUANCE
of the mandate in that case is postponed
The effect of this will be to put OF for the
present the execution Of the sentence Of
9 cath pronounced upon Brooks. sliss
Maxwell by the state court.
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

Continued on Fifth Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
CULTURE IN TEE LAKE, CITY.
From Tho Chicago News.


Tho prospectus of Harpor's Magazine for May
has arrived bringing with It the cheering intelligence
that the forthcoming number of the magazine will CON
Jain Dr. Charles Dudley Warmers article on Chicago her
trade and hor society The prospectus assures US that
DR. Warner ScrnlnIZed Chic1g0 through rose-tlnted
spectacles and that. the result thereof is paper
h ghly eulogisc OF civilization. We had feared that
this would not be the DR. Warmers visit to this
city was during the most disagrecable season of the
year To DO seen at her best Chicago must be seen
after navigation opens and before closes II Is then
that the tdo of our trade and of our culture Is at us
flow
However, the opinion which Dr. Warner formed Of
our business magnitude was wholly complimentary
Pokin, and Berlin mot to mention Now York; must
ere long admit the position Of this great city From
has NOS yct attained its ultimate excellence stln
no holds that "the best people ont there havo trsr
class OF NcwYor aud that they less critical, and
occasionally admire things moro than true Bos-
from all this Is that the people Of Chicago have at
last got firm grip culture and true elegance and
simply 10 mako them hum.
We remember having heard Or. Warner tell in his
truly inmitoble way Of dinner which was given N
erous affair Of Eighteen courses ono Of tho other
guests conded 10 Or. Warner the interesting lnfor-
ma99 S S ~ ssd Se G fGT at sat
next 10 a lady who had on about 100000 worth OF
diamonds and was in other respects; got mp like
Chinese Joss mover saw such reckless display OF
fnery ia all my life wondered whether she wouon'
crack her complexion the first time she smiled Cod
fIey's Cordial said to myself, how am ever going
10 he able to entertain this pagan idol incarnatoP
But pretty che relieved my rI>p9nso by saying:
Oh Dr. Warner. Pm glad that I've heen sea'tl
next to for d) so love 70 commune with poetic
soul thai is truls sympathetic
81 felt my gorge rising, but ! had presence OF
mind enough TO swallow n. and I remarked with
smile that must have looked as n IL were painted on
my face Nh. madam, fear that you will find ME
a very prosalc body
Then oh horror she gave her pumos a eddy
shake and wrinkcd her bcpanted complexion mp lko
oonant's hack and tapped me coquottishly with her
$500 fan CONS said she in accents so seductive
that they made me shvcr come let MS discourse OK
Simpcity-Of Simplicity in lifc and soLc'
"Well. I think 7 would have swooncd II watcr
HADN'T como along inst at that moment
Rv.' savs to the waiter, please pass the cold
huckleberrY puddlng,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
NEwYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY lsssTwENrY PAGES

not in the unfarness OF the charge but rather In Its
perfect fairness and accuracy Of presentation.
Juries arc moro frequently held responsible for
miscarrlages OF justice than judges or prosecuting
officers But IS this quito tustl The citizen does
not volunteer his services, IS his VIII consulted
His position Is not unlike Voltalfcs Characterization
OF birth lfo and death lie Is brought into tho jury
box. kent there and sent out OF 1t, involnntarIly.
Yet he is twied with his ignorance, sairizcd for his
crsdulty, or denounced for his obstnacy. But arc
our own conscences always void Of reproach in this
connecticut Was tho judges impartial charge
mere colorlcss laisser aller? Did the prosecutor
prera1e the carefully and place u before the
Jury faithfully or there but one-sidcd
presentation that OF tho defence and was the jury
overwhelmed with its vgor, ability, ano brilliancy
These are pertinent questions when tures arc at
tachod for failures Of justice. If the men are ig-
norant whose fault is It that they thercl II In
tellgent and conscientious think Of tho requirement
Of unanimIty. Weak and ignorant jnries arc apt
enough 10 agree alas to agree un"iSey but t IS
hard enough for twelve strong men, In this cnlght-
ened are 10 agree upon almost any de3ataDle SUD
ject. There never was period when opinions wero
so varied and firmly hold: , ,
The time is coming when the principle OF unanim-
fly win have 10 be modified The demand LOT such
change will be greater as .nD nnanImIty
Is found TO increase Tho presiding JUSTICE OF lhs
department lately made what seems 10 me n Any
suggestion on this head He advocated Consttu-
tonal amendment making vote OF nine Jurors, Mhen
approved by the court equiv alcn 10 unsnimlty Ihat
would prevent dsagrcements In all but tho most even
ly balanced cases. whlle the requirement OF 1udcla
approval would operate upon tho contenalng parties
tho majority and the minority In the jury room
as a wholesome check and balance. These sng
Cestlons are the result OF experience ana rcLGcIon
7 have sought without taking rose-water view OF
the situation to clear the atmosphere from loose mo-
lions TO miscarriages beng me ruIe, st,Ii tbo
execution must he reduced TO q minimum ana, IN
future efforts looking to that end trust thau ms
discussion not be found to nc Wholly
In conclusion. let mo say that While these thoughts
deal in the main with the machinery ot Justice, mo
Motor ,Ls NOT been overlooked. Behind the machn-
erv there mrst be poweT-powcr adequate to IT'S enl-
Gent working That power can he supplied only by
nm cnShtened public opinion finding its highest ex-
preston in an able, upright and vigilant press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
NOT SUCH A HARD BARGlJy

Causer' civilian T. Hoveyl in The Boston Herald
Not long since party Of young men went from Boston
70 country town down in Maine for a few davis fishing
They had iull OUTFIT OF ackle' and geafH and upon
arrival at their destination stood Of but one thing
the services OF ancient resident who started ont 70 al
tho needed worms. 10 gone three or four hours
but 70 good purpose for when he had wator
bucket even full OF wrggling OF earthwomz Now
this was more than the boys had bafgained for and
thoughts OF what such unheardof wealth bait would
cost began 10 trouble them To end their suspense they
appointed OF their number spokesman with plenary
powers but with instructions make the best bargain
possible " How much do We you r he asked aD-
preaching the venerable bait digger and taking out his
wallet Well don't n shtly know" reIoined the old
the ground is kinder s1id and the worms is fur
down. and It's been hard on my back 10 dig 'em But
I've half notion so nshin myself morrow and n
you'll give me half the bait wen call IL square,