The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-25

LOUIS ~ Iuo place u s6ti6 Jul. DecHus0 IL was
the. emporium Of those districts in which he
had spent his enrlier youth. II turns out new
ssss ms but er surely yG iSsle was VAS sG nS nsc a . t9a IL
taxing ono's lifs for that;
s g. S.i HSsli,y; w ssar pSp%,sr ON Nth sta ,hs la s.sssi sns
prologue at tho opening Of a t%hcaire there.
had ATTEMPTED to commit the prologue TO
memory. but had not boon very eucccss.ul In
but l Ind my msnnssrinti in hand. and could
at least appeal TO- IT II SHOULD hnlt or hitch
Sns" ns nervous isu as n 1na y n HSrH nnI,cnr nTWsvS or
and corrected them So fast That said: Wy,
Since biz death have ' thought oii iTII nervous S"Si
e3citabllity in ting nrcsence OF G duty; at,
sspai IN and sSm 10 i nad' his ls4h" sa,i full i Of S sp.n S"HH IT. T.
about tho S Journey to snain after he 'r r"tnpn s;n
and fancy that the country disarpointci. him.
A Ast,t,ne p oP st. hSu ho and esGf ie iis sne rlfi2 n nams4:
Gus murder cases. subsequently, he, was madc
Criminal Judge. and he was serving his second
As the anteceient eveats to this suicide are
NO Sifa Inv, 81 minS' I shall p1ly ssy that fr3m
not sufficiently sink tho MN about town aud
worldly young follow In the Judge. Judges
denee to Tom. Dick. and Harry. Morto have their
courts hid open to their old familiar govsips.
judge ."'' B"t ti s"f nstI SsdS' o. e rs"eiy,Tnr m nomi T.
nations for ludgeship. under. our political sys-
tenn compel a great deal of familiarity. In
some way Normiie bccamethe equal ot II news
p!ishipg his own nomination and of failing TO
S'ns to az se S%H1s t sRS eisrk 20 Of 2hn II. sSsrt DHMyS sda Tns
T Saltfihntthe clerk Of ones court Is frequently q
state remember that Roscoe .Conkline's father
was forged of the bench Of the United States.
versy about lis court clerk. "'h''o 0"'f
Alfred Conkling was. a lawyer in Albany when
Bs. w t. c l n%nIIii was sn,s ? from nth the e,, Canal
& S tSs N.Y. HO X. i III. outraged t!,st tic i man MP
high offices. and he had served on the Canal
Board without any pay for n greet many years.
published nn. address to the people. and took
RIFT II I'd n y indiTnatjon msstiHE IN Albapy
Triumphant election OF Clinton as aovcrnor.
S,m a nls enemies 9srsxnr thoTTG Es %. they had - Pr fGSn
With that Indignation feeling in favor Of De Witt
AAdamPf; for President; &c; Adams oieFsa !hs
e $. Gai L; PSI sta ssso Biaasisa Sa astse0 c0nkl'ns
he ought to hese s a part e Of tie 1nKlt N His is%e eIsrR.
as his Owl salary, was small! and the clerks
slsiao T ths oi fSGF''!ds ssss Until H e. cG 9sst S.ssa sc :
erS: Those Who d iiHari not sSs n DER aand' t a%s ts snc
that for Judgeto take the fees Of his clerk
appointed Commissioner.. or something else.
y It IS said thsMt I becaDs M' SarmiIe WOULD liSdfn not 20
Into a combination with his clerk to nominate
and elect each other: he was an unfair man.
| And that. i understand. VIVA fha canaa ~ M.
saults made on him which undermined his
amount Of money. The laws in that region
permit a suitor In q libel case to be- asked. any
FOOD standing Normiie had coneealsd Tho fact
that he was Of humble 9rigin and had filled
howeVer. more i IN need s OF good "ia neam boz taG az
pressnt than The office q Judge; YOU can md
can Sa hsrdi t'@ net By es sdveHtisins. but q waiter YOU
Judge Normile was Charles Johnson. WHO had
B RfsR u It wa Was: sfPtahs!h him. { il! ,91 1875 that at f / @as F Wsiks
Ing s allen the bIar At Long Branch ono syen:
p s., 'f Ioa;s no Th en- ps 5 : aSo%t WIZ Nho saa We
beiore con COM n.o HaGg f into an S sfter nss mo- pa aGns
some small publications at 81. Louis. and. had
s sSsems ysry z RrS %as Sr. P b, tns sso esssf q tb h;
.ibat asfe aa%Sf r. SS crmiles' tho q s sss ae; soS %hisR
, ThicS hs fo 1It1 or q eSina nsi1 OF s1eitaeility in
NormiIe had ,besn Sought saS up . Catholic,
sIlna ss =! were o. all 1p on th hat s sIds u ss.S 600 sai
theory: HIS trip to Spain was q the light Of
. sssinsst e TN isa sHss': and d aSo oel : r. af Il TN
Sis ,s $;s. should b thrown n into Il. VI &1s ST:
u2 NJ i sns sHfne f. sr that Mn tho EssI concerns q
non-esseptIal concerns Of living .a!ops. nv
e oftsn Il T the S Seds i9s ~ t,it ~ ssdt yin g p on.s ssId and md
that he had never seem any person die looking
i bssi t lnto n .Sfs w wS5ld. T Tbnsy s1 %irs q 81 tb 1Gof ji9s:
ment OF. their children. the condition Of the
widow; &c. plagued the dying hours far more
ing and enashing Of teetb..
the little nibbles and bites of summer life. st.
Louis Is a very hot city IN summer: and the
S SIH,n ths S. na st4 Hpasrf fHs = f lin ss e u1' s1 Inv
long and the limestone gives T back ali night
l ( The fierce e9ntroysrsislist - ~ .lde
French philosopher and asked NO pardon ior
doing SO eIcept to, say that he would rather
die than take another mans life
THE AMERICAN sHAKksPERh
I see tho namo OF DR.. Shakespeare quoted in
the the o eaDHas IN IN :sHS fa. and IN IN i Hasf.nA' T ffSpfT I.a On
me to another remihiscenGe. About 8 |
was III VIC NlClully VI DOS6Ts Dol., IN an humble
farmhouse spending the summer, and the mo-
n;otony Of life there was relieved by the occa;
Shakespeare. who came out from Dover. He
was an Sncourager, Of my literary work. One
day under a tree l had written a poem called
-swedes and Finns." about the ssttiem ent Of
Delaware in the time Of Queen Christina, Ny
spere. another native OF the state. with the
flush between modesty and exultation. lie
seemed to think that poetry on home subjects
must be hard to make, and inquired about
the time and means OF tho composition. His
Dover. who had removed thither from the
yicinttyof Wilmington. where ]. as q boy going
meadow on, tho Christina. Creek. Tho civil
war made shakespere's father quite a prosper
no got out ship timber for the. Government all
ahrough thut peninsula and also from Florida.
shakespeare and that they had come from
Marwlrkshire TO America probably in the time
Andres vas the not unpopular Governor Of
Time went on. and yOuun ShaEnepsra .t,JIoJ