davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
Neutrality-suspicious.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. afbolotss
Gbicaso Manbas Os 9irsbas i'ofe
llae. @uperusr &nute Relion ira
Miuneiota pal9tts til permanent
Sornranb al 8onpenticnen. N9lten
ale gtater ps 3erritorier bapoe ienof
gclesater. Gplsenbe ReiolgiiOner reo'
to9eS:
ga aombinatipner logger 8aaro
paa Sanoelsiribeben os ben e~t,'eltes
&ettisbeoer os af 9omftolene I bette
9nno er bsiunone at bore lloplise os
farliee, % ba bet er Hart, at be beltna>
enoe 9upe life er tiIitrGtielise til at 1aa
bent u%orbbbet, mebens paa ben aroen
Sioe ~gielbenbe 2obe tiaaoes at Iope,
beIlutter benne 8onpentipn at ppforore
aunsresien os 2esislaturerne til efter
eli ombposelis u~uoerisselie at noars
beibe npe % itrensere 2ope % amenoers
De 9amle. for at be ntoplise aombinas
%ttOner, fOm binbrer fri aunfurrance /
8rOouttiou % Sanbel, fan meb blob
uprpttes.
Overwhelming al 8orporationers
Gierbpm er for en- flor Del Stplo /, at
&reoiten er ipaftet, o9 at ct tln9t
iinaniielt Srpf M bpiler pper bette
2ano; berfor anbeialer pi, at aonsres'
fen % 2esistuturerne inoitranter &or'
poratipnernes abgans til at itlIte
@jRlo paa fin @ienbom % tpin9e benz
til fun at uoIteoe glitter, iom bar Oirtes
fig @Rrbi. 8eltaaenbe aorporationer
ital, enten be er Ofientlise eller prioate,
life loplis tunne iorsse fine Bombs euer
line glitter, uoen oa bar fact 9lllaoelle
BERTH at en- national Iutoritet e1er en-
Statsmpnbisbeb.
@tbpert Weblem Of benne aonpens
tion anmobes ON at sigre fit poerite
ior, at tun i~aaoanne, ipm bar bet iamme
Spn paa 3ruits ipm BEN % peb ale
ipmmeli9e Wioler pil arbeioe ben til at
uorDooe 3ruits % Wonopoler, ital
pel9es til GmbeosmRuo enten | Itsrre
eller minbre &reoie.
6sl9enbe &eiolntion blep, ~efterat
o%ptnItaaenoe &eiolutioner bar peota9ne,
iremiut at 8. So. Quinn fra Muntuna
% uebtu9ne meo 80 MOB 81 Stemmer:
"8eiInttet, at oenne Sonoeution p9s
laa ertl9rer Jig imUo ben iterite al ale
5ruits, Be~nsetruiten, os tr9oer Ell 9ils
bd9spenoen til BimetaQismen, for at
ben alminbeli9e Mtano fan npbe Bel
Ii9neli len al Ell fri os ube9rRniet 9rp9s
ming baaoe al Sub pg Splu".
Ssnatius 3pnnelp, General 8eaz
Der p9 pmfrln9 80 andre at 8olfepar.
tlets Gele9ater ipntes, at oisis GeiOlus
TONER life bar itarpe moi, % be bplot
ON Iitenen ct iGrifilt Mpbe o9 oebtog
en- &atfe &eiplutioner, bpori De bt. q.
uotalte, at Gesierinsen ltulOe fire
Zig Seiibbelie al oft aulanb % briue
a%ul9ruberne for 5oltets Snteresler.
81 Stater bar reprstaltereoe / benne
@rtratunoentior.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
Booe, Soma, Soc aunt lS9

Oopv Solpu, cUe Jun l5yl
Sr. Hebaftgrl
"a leg M meb camille Itaar frySn ii
reiie til Seiiipiten til ben norI!e sos@
Siiper'on os Cmesn, Sregon ila vi
nnn1ooe Dem ON Tlaos for ct Ear grs|
3eres Slao. Maalte iunoe Der pRrs gHj
ION ptIoe reiie paa iamme liN, o. Ia Id
Oct pRre NOT iau bebngeItgt at Ida III
Der bible o9ina bore ben TorOsl, at bt1
mango mol, iaa bar Gems 9obnion. ID
A9ent for Northern Taclft D. H., Ippet|
l'dfe os e9en "gar" % iclu at iulge msS
at retleoe Ya~siasererue, &ireiieu no |
BalI eller MinueupoIis cr faitiat til 4
eIter ben 4oe SuIi. Sc, ion maattt \
at Slaa 5DIac, fan benuenoe fig msc OIL
nlnger ON, bpor mango be er, iart t0iI
Bloos, be a9ter fig til, tilI Gems 5otri
Travelling Agent, Nortbsru gnu1t ~
Ct. Yaul, Minn. u. %eorHl
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
Snoenrigsminiiieren bar bragt

NhosHttbrhi'h'NettH p"i p'u3i :
Griarins, at apasipriter tGuter paa at
slpre ct Suoialo / Gberotee. Stratnin.
gen, % bar ienbt en- aibelius Splbater
berben ipr at iorbinore bet paatrntte
9noialo. SettIerne i Oklahoma Ter ao
bcnne Observation-Disclosures 5oriistiss
beosre9el, oa ap9soporrtterne aloris
bar forlaot Gberuiees Stretnin9cn, %
Der sresier Sorntu99 i 9uIinopis. 3e
noienote Splcater Tiger cmbp9seli8 eis
ter arsaiurer Der, boor iu9en finoes.
SpG9ipriterne er | fulotRnoig gelios
belie nf Stratuinsen, % De oil O9iaa
paa @runo al Re9ierinsens 9tslen meb
at aubne bette Qano for Settlere reos
bliue at bare i SeiibbeIie al ben nalte
aar p9 maaite IGn9er.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
Rpnaresrann Been. "The New

~sbHaNNAsNht &AtNs
York World" bar ienet irlsenee
epsrssmaaI iii ale aonsresmruS:
Or &c 6aper al Spbrpclie al Sbcr'
man SrIrIep? Gr &c 6aprr al en-
SusiomhFa;? Or Gs / 6aper al Op'
brpcIie al 9open ON SIat paa Stots'
ban,s?
SousreSmaHo Soeu bar ipdret fsls
eensc paa eisis SpsrasmaaI: Seq ril
femme ipr bpil!ctiombslit 5uriIne, Der
sisngiper SpIpet ben iamme 8et Ill irl
Mpntuius ps 'uIo legal tender apali'
tel, Tom Sub M bar 90 til ct 5orbplb
al 10 I'll /, 90 oa SpbRoelie al Sber'
man Sslulpp. Seq or / 6appr Of en-
9uotomitliat 90 pil itemme ipr builfet'
icmbeIit 6orilag, Der pll Iette bet al
meme Soils Sprper.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
ieos aa,s.sl

90 faa COB til at b,r..
esoaroei' i0Isrsrsr Os, sr .,', l''le
samfun0et 'raos fulS son ra,L 'sisa
s'etoommrn. g Vet !
Get fsriie Ton gGmfuus., -.
al ooertrGoe Ronstitutrr.'' s 0j'u
Salsa oars olseles uparotat r. e't
fi'no at saa ino paa nO,et l0' ct n
ae'srHes set 90 JrissO MAJ tl-, "a nd
os oerior bItr Der fur % ,,,r Y 9aauss
~, oa a at ,Iss. Dor sisn0om til fl fnlS S1 s's,,n
ansr'ienss JON fin s'ols Ir Seg no.. 'ap
Ton ete % i%Ontroaere. IO' BET
Menisbeoerncs Roioritst
samfunOet 'Hn ltal bare en- Nv; :. , .pitsv
0frn,e l'a' bare aussburo; @,9,f
@arsmsOe er eniat betts 0''lon n
Slaf . le9e at pere eomi,nS,. O's''H
bette WsOe af. Ren bo mo, ,'.' S''s
luHoet urOi'eIis ireOe iuIo ys,oa 9
elter Yaftee & gacons fgr fr.n, o'''faa
Ses irem%lasaer Oerfor ea ,lr9a,.
mp0e 'plsenoe 5Orilag: '"'s'
I. Den 5oreneoe air,e orsr,;..,
% unoeriiStter it,e iom ~ Ve, @s
l 70. ]. Oct ''ie Tan er1oIoe futo G'"'s
ret til % fnlo aontrpl prer S's''0d
2. Sun ct College oripes IS
0et Olloer ben fOrbereOcnoe gin.1,s'
@nssbnrs semtuurium. "'O'''a8
b. geiIutHin9en ON, at somipr,,.
ct Olaf College, tiIboocloIsra ~
4. "SOao Of 3 ruItees" tiIpI" +.'.,
net ooerOraseIie O.l.u. tnesp so ,-'
.. ". I Ooereusitemmcrfc men - no's
6Oren'HssartitIer, % fororer y t1 ~
toretase i%aaounne 6uranortro, wv !"
len, iOm garsmuOct beftem rer VIZ :.
!eoes, at stOIepIanen I Bet gsI,sI
b~ibeboloes. NVrlI
0ofaOlat at iauOan o0eroraQcIie -,
Ildaes at Sam funoet oaar mo gas,
l. ut aussbur8 S%emiuarium mon
life tan pantiRttes.
:. eoneseafoelinsen oripe8 eicrfFott.
6orm Tom for. o'I~"
d Sonoet anoenoes I'm til at lgrn, \,
lp9iife Yrofesiorer.
9eriom "Soaro Of 1rulees" N, =,
paa oisie Siliaar, maa gamfurh,t 81"
5orbolosre9Icr for at beitatte gp,ri.S,
nes Ret % 5rt5eo.
Seq bar ogiaa Ell Sag af Ell orben NJ,
bebaseli8 Natur at pmtnle.
SiDlae Son. Cars Spcnipns qr,r,,,
neelatte les ior en- 9to nlbooe er a,n
Ior at llloerIp9e nogie 8rtDloniror
par 9Iorte inioo BAN for aiItrelrof ao,S
o%elIer. Ser bar be8uNcu uoiprept g,l
MOB BAN for umoralitet. somit,,r
bapt 1T Npoe % bar ingeu gepiier ig,]
men ltneer tpcrtimoo 0un. Sptnior o,l
nltplots ltseoperfor De tammcljge arsr
"~6oIteblaoet". aomttcenS Rapgort ~
laat min Snhbere.rin9 ION Nilan.
Siapport fra 8omiteen ON BENIN,
Sel'faber peblGsaes ogiaa ION g.ao.
Der bar I iiofte Iar lite parct no5r \
ertngSmpoe, men Samhmoet tilraop,s
neoi1tte en- 5orenin9stomtr.
gRin 3aar9e Gnlbebstio er N, ublpb,r
je8 taaer MI gfiteo for at iaa buiIs,
taller Samfunoet for al SpcrbrreHbs
mine man5e Sell ps 6origmmelier, Cd
9lao oper of iunne Siue 4Iaoieu iii On.
beore ran uoiplbe eeuue plrItslas stI
Seq pnifer % beoer. at beOre ca frtSau
3ioer mart bill pprinoe puer pprt ii
Samfuno.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
0rtife WDbeoer fra Den Nor.
emeoe &irfes Marsm poe.

per er anmpl Epenoe 2cire Itaor
r'llteoe mob biunnoen. @aioriteter
rnaoer Oper ca. 500 Stemmcr, MinOri.
teten ppcr ca. 200.
aue embeosmrnO er oiensaIote meb
ltor 9'alorItet trObs OppoTtiunen fra
Sfteoplerte. a~ntla9srne mob s,psu.
ION olite is at oare uIOeles uarunOeOe;
ban bleo Gienoalst meo uper 500 Ct
6ormanO Sspme bleO oicnoaIot NOR
nf8et ODER 500. Oppoittiupen i~Ore,Ioo
Gait. Suugitnc.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
Tar9o, u. Iafota, br9not.

Uar9p Der1eoes SHsoa9 peH zoe os.
al en- raoiom Sloebranb, Der la9be noe
fen belle 5orretninssoelen al 8pen /
gite % iOraariuseoe ct Cab At minbit
3 Miaioner Dollars % 9iproe $500
Menneiter biemlpie. gsiurancen paa
be br9note Spanin9er % 8areuplas
an ilaaes til pmtrin9 en- WiQipn Doll
lars.
Sloen be9pnote 81. 3 Gitermibbas
basenior Gem &eltauraut paa 6rpnt
Street. Gn Gut baooe faitet ct Spano
9life meo @lpoer ub / @aarbsrummet,
% ben itarte 8inb bar bisie afiteb til
be ~n9ritaaenoe 1rabpgninser % ans
tRnote benz. Observation-Disclosures bar
itrar paa Steoet, men ben itarts @inb
ira SDooeit ienote 5lammerne aiiteo
meo raienoe Surti9beo, % inben faa
Eieblitfe bar en- Ratte Trabpsniuser
inbbpnet / ct Slobap. ebofielbs @es
parbntii a%ntanotes, Ell Gruotfasse ps
en- Mnnsbe Tatruner egploberebe os
CAB Glementerne iors9et Sielp. Der.
fra ipruns Slber Ouer @aben ps ails
tenbte Nasias itpre Splassbus, gles
patorbpgniuserne % enoel 9rabuie,
iom benptteoes at Darling, Gnsels,
Srancis & SOutbarb, 8lanofplteue %
Sobnipn & Sons. 6lammerre git Der.
paa tilbase % ieiebe paf 3elesraiton.
tpret, &eo &iuer 8aaep Ratlunal gant,
GOrums gpsnins, Murtons Office, Gls
lens 9lumbinsibOp, Sasens, Tplers
% 9oan Gsencp Grid glod, bpur Great
NOrtbern babe lit 8ilIettpntor og Gms
meripns % gau & @atiuns Nopotats
tontpr % Ell Mnnsbe andre fore pg
imaa Sorretnin9sbuie. s OF for 6eo
&iper Salep Sant baube Soslin, SEC.
ainitrp, 2errp, 0anis % 6. 3. @uob
aontprer, iOm aae uebbranbte. Man
bauoe baabet, at Sranoen piloe Itaniet
oeo Nortbern 8acific 4penue, men
6lammerne bpppebe posr benne breoe
@aoe % antanbte @raub SUtel, Coles
9aoe, @pnns 8i1iaroial, 8pipers Gis
a%arbutit, Us berira poer Srpabipap til
Merdants gant os ale 8psninger paa
Eltiioen al 8roaSfpap, iom n%eobr9note.
glanot Be nebbr9note gpsninser paa
Broabiuaps Gitiioe er Mer6ants Bant,
2eipis g. gopers 8%rucerpitore, Nmeri.
can Grpreis, 6lemmings 9lpptbet,
Smiths Martet, 3idHelos 8psninaer,
Gbriitianions gpotbet, Columbia Gaiee,
Gppels alaoesbutif, 2ogans @aleri,
Mcaenorps, 8entidler & S6oeninsers,
Slipn Gueenstpare Stpre, 8riitol &
Sipeets Sutif, Republican 8p9nina,
Ssenep Slpd, Suffers 8utif, Gprtes
@%rccerpitore % belle S%tratninsen norb.
opsr. No9le Berioner fit femme 8ranbs
iaar, men bpprpiot nosen miiteoe 9ipet,
ueo man life. Den Iamlebe granoIfaoe
aniIaaes ifolse be ieneite Gfterrstnius
ger iii $2,25O,00O, asiuraneen tit ON.
trent bet Saiue eler libt moer.
Get a%ntases, at bet neobranSte 8is
itritt pil bliue sjenupbpgset ~inareit mus
Zig. Reb Rioer Galep 8anf oil eaa.
be9Dnoe SpipreIie al en- SpSuins til ct
Soitenoe al $4,000, iaaiuart Sranos
tOmten fan rpobeS. 4ler Stern tele,
9raiereoe unoer Sranoen til 8rano
5Urts otter 10000 pressed brick, %
andre al Be braubtiote 6p~rretnings.
manO bar ogiaa siort DC iprIte Striot
til at Opiere nDe 8psninser.
This week Prof. Breckenridge opens q
7
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13

ll%bnGpnelier. s be 3 igrite Maa'
ueoer al benne administration er Der
uonrOnt 6,537 ijeroe Slusies 9oits
METRE; i be ttlipnreuoe 3 Waaneoer al
Sarriions Administration ubnauntes
1926 iierbe alasies Ioitmeitre.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
DEBORAH. Soiua, She gum 1893
Sr. q 6. Sanbet,
Special Agent Northwestern Nut
Life Ins. Co: -

Wreoe Serrel
vi unberte9neoe GrOtu9fr eittr n'01
2eonarb Stanorino pnifsr hcrpeo for Ncr1
western Mutual Life Ins. Co. g~lsrnfHi y
at uotrptie Dor bIsrteli9ite 4aoltlpa1'l'
ben prompte, burti9e % iorretnlH9SuarsI
Waaoe, iom er blepen Io8t for Ga5sa
Gfsjgrelleu af 6rapet eiter rGpil's a'''1
Sepiisr for araoet bleu Itaiis' al oS on
Mai, % Gnpisnius paa iamnte ble0 H'p]
ben 22oe Mat - fun 10 Ga8e 'enfrs' \
er ungopenpist at li9e, at ri er pei 'oraphj
% til be, ipm Tiger 9ipsfoF'itrlns a0's'|
hi uoen 8etGnfulns The Northwestern
Marp S%tanbring. Narp 2. Sdf''A|
Ienie g. 8earo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13

Even In the hottest weather the lower
rooms of breckenridge school building
owing to the thick stone walls are cool
and pleasant
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13

This week Prof, Breckenridge opens q
primary department for the purpose of
showing his young teachers how I o train
beginners. From time TO time the public
will be invited to pass judgment upon the
methods.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13

Yreioent 6leuelaao iasbe iprteoen
Sag iii en- glnpreporter, at ban pilOe
inmmsntaloe sUnsresien i Ggtramgbe /
8espnoelien Of Sestember, bris life
uiOruoieepe Dmitanbisbeoer inbtrai,
iaa BET bIep ncbpenoiSt at iammsntaloe
ben for.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13

M, SlOe Serts llbre bog oct aumIe %
loILSr 6irma sppbns Senica & ~ ~
tisicment btri SlaSet,
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13

Ser fDrtGaes, at Sarl Sobnn bapbe
iuobranbt paa fin arm: Mort aux
rois. 9gb poer 9orserne! Oct bar
fra bans republitanIfe 9io.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23
An Able Atom ~.

Among the Democratic lawyers
prominently mentioned for judicial
honors, none stand better before
the bar and the community or are
more widely and favorably known
than p McHugh, Esq.
He came to Chicago a mere boy,
and has resided here more than
thirty years. He entered the Uni
versity in 1862, and graduated
with distinction in 1866, then
became student at the
Chicago Law School, from which he
graduated in 1868, and was admitted
to the bar the same year. He imme-
diately opened an Office and at first de-
voted his time to law and literature,
frequently writing for periodicals and
the city press; within two years his
practice grew to such an extent that
he abandoned the press and has Since
given his exclusive time and atten-
ton to the practice of his profession.
Mr.. McHugh has enjoyed an extern
sivc practice in the State and United
States courts and the Supreme Court
of this State for many years. and
is well equipped for the discharge Of
judicial duties he has always Teen a
consistent Democrat, and has con-
tributed freely to the success Of the
party. We take pleasure in giving
him our hearty support.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23

been active in keeping up the organ
ization, and freely gave to the cause
of Democracy and good government
his time and money. He has con-
tinually served his party either as
President of his ward club, Commit
teeman or as a delegate to conven-
tions. He was the last Secretary of the
old City Central Committee. He was
an elector on the Cleveland and
Stevenson ticket last year. and at
the meeting of the electors in Spring
field in January last he was secretary
Of the college. Before annexation
Mr.. Atwood was a member of the
Board of Education in the Republi-
can town of Lake View, having been
elected by an overwhelming majority.
He has been a member of but one
secret society, viz, the Masonic fra
ternity, of which he has been life
long member He is prominent
member of Apollo Commandery, No.
|. In his official capacity in Wright's
Grove Lodge he took part in the
Masonic burial ceremonies of that
body at the funeral of the lamented
Judge Kettelle.
In every capacity and in the dis
charge of every duty confded to him
by his party he has displayed great
skill and mature Judgment, and has
acquitted himself in manner highly
satisfactory to all concerned and by
his uniform courtesy and gentleman
ly bearing he has won a host Of
friends who are anxious to honor
him with seat on the bench.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23

Mr.. NJ. W. ROBINSON, prominently
mentioned for the bench, came to the
Chicago bar in 1864, and for about
thirty years has been actively en-
gagged in the practice of his profess
sion. BY early training he was well
fitted for his career, being a graduate
of Yale College and afterwards Of the
Harvard Law School His business
has embraced every variety of legal
questions, and in many a hard con-
fiict he has proved himself a
lawyer of high attachments,
great ability, and industry.
His standing at the bar is high,
commanding the entire respect OF the
bench and bar, and he is regarded by
lawyers of every political opinion as
an eminently fit man for judicial po-
sition. His standing in the com
munity and socially as a citizen is
equally high as a man Of integrity
and worth. His reputation is unas-
sailable. Mr.. Robinson has always
been a loyal, active Democrat, always
ready to promote its success and
maintain its principles. As candi-
date for State Senator In 1874 he was
elected as Democrat In a district
that had always been safe for
four thousand Republican majority
lie was recognized leader Ia the
senate and prominent man In party
council. A few years ago he was
elected City Attorney ~ Lake View.
overcoming a Republican majority II
nearly one thousand These Instances
are proof that while Sir Robinson is
not an ONCE seeker he Is q strong
candidate before The people and
would add strength 81 enc judicial
teh't ~ bA stumbling AZ a man and
lawyer 3D. n0hIns0u rendered faE
uah.e pHt.H settlee a Assistant
Nafpnt.ea louar aalef Malm
'fes'er aHI p uas prut|nf h.mHf
HiTHn HH capsule I8Nn
nHf m lH an aI asna
WImat na hf mmI at
sa.ttH s ta hlHn
a II t8 0a
MnR
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23

THE Indians on the White Earth
Reservation in Minnesota are dis
turbed over recent unpleasant &C.
currence. Mr.. Shee- Waw- Gees Sig
first name unknown-and Mr. Hole
in-the- Saddle have had for some time
difference over the division OF the
proceeds of q land sale in which both
were interested. The trouble culmi-
mated in the killing Of the former by
the latter. 1t is believed that the
murderer, who was pursued by the
relatives of the victim, was Oyertak-
en-, tortured and hanged. At any
rate the pursuers came back without
him, but wearing on their counte-
nances an expression Of duty well
done. OF course this mode OF pro.
cedure Is expeditions IL somewhat
irregular, but it would be fatal, in
more senses than one, to the real
estate business in more civilized com.
munitles Among the paletaees the
man who Is swlndled In land deal
usually pays out the full value OF the
property Ia litigation, and doesn't
get the land after an, or II be- does
get u he has 60 mortgage It 10 pas
the attorneys The Minnesota meth.
od should, however, commend Itself
Co che legal fraternity fuf when both
parties 90 che Transaction are KILLED
che lawyers would sut all the prop
erlY
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23
The Northwestern,s Misfortune

The reason assigned by most trav-
elers 70 not taking the Northwest
ern to Milwaukee is the distance of
its Milwaukee depot from the business
center. The Northwestern is par
ticularly unfortunate in this respect,
as in Chicago its depot is so located
that passengers as well as trains to
and from its depot are liable to be
"br dyed" at any time.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23

Tur EusInh uafefnmsnt has re
msei ta mninl E Ilh convict ml
aham lhr p.pa af llNhsa.fh ard .m
uHl.Hs IHna.HfHH e. WMa tH
t.al.a4tnH Iet.4h fHs .raH.iaH..
fhst Iba UhHHH HH.mN.H Hm
i.f aIfh IHH H# tHi HH
Ws
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23

operation at Cicero are an object
lesson. 1t has cost nearly $500, 000
alone, and we consider ii the finest
plant in the world. This claim we
are willing to submit to any expert
engineer or chemist. The best an
swer TO any objections or doubts OF
our intentions is to point to what we
have done in Cicero and what we
propose to do in the city proper. We
started in there against prejudice,
for other franchises had been granted
and never operated While the peo-
pie wanted gas and wanted it cheap
they would not believe in our inten-
tlons until the mains were laid and
the gas at their doors. Now they
are well satisfied We started in by
sending out about 10, 900 feet a day
and are now sending out about rs, 000
feet day, and will double this be-
fore Jan. /. For its size the plant is
the cheapest in the world. 1t can be
handled with the least labor, is sub.
ject to the fewest repairs, and turns
out the most gas for every man en-
ployed. We started work in Septem-
Der last and the works were in opera
ton May 10. Most of the mains were
laid in the alleys and no improved
streets were torn up. There are
twenty-seven miles of mains laid and
the plant is capable Of producing 100, =
coo feet a day, and by slight expense
can be extended to produce several
million feet day.
"As regards the proposition made
to the city, we are working in con-
nection with the Municipal Gas
League, and intend to put our works
in here just as surely as we put them
in Cicero. We will not haul down
our colors for anybody. When it
comes to competition with the gas
trust or any competitor in making
gas, we can discount them in quality
and rapidity of manufacture.
"For the success of the enterprise
the company is very largely indebted
to Mr.. e. e. Morrell, our engineer,
who was one Of the first to see the
advantages of our method Of manu-
featuring gas and to put it in practi-
cal operation He is an engineer of
the highest standing and has had ex-
perience throughout the United
States in putting in the Lowe and
Springer systems. His work will be
thoroughly appreciated years hence
when the people are enjoying the
benefits of his practical development
of Mr.. Rew's plans"
The officers of the Cicero Company
are: n. A. McClary, of Oak Park,
President: Charles d. Hauk. Vice
President; and Irwin Rev, Secretary
and Treasurer OF the National Gas
and Water Company the officers are:
IL. c. Rev, President; c. d. Hauk.
Vice President and Manager: n. A.
McClary, Secretary; Irwin Rev,
Treasurer; E. E. Morrell, Engineer
OF the City and County Gas Com
pany the officers will probably be
some of the above and other citizens
of Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23
UnriViI Railroad Men.

The most uncivil and unaccommo-
dating railroad employees in the coun-
try are said to work fer the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-05-18
Chinese MUST GO.
Decision Of the United States
Supreme Court.
The Geary Exclusion Act is
Constitutional.

Two of the Justices Dissent - Now
Will China Garry Out the Threat to
Force All Americans to Leave the
FIowery Kingdom "A Fleet May Be
sent'at Once to Protect Our Interests.
WASHINGTON, May 16.-The supreme
court, through Justice Gray, sustained
the decision of the New York courts in
favor of the constitutionality of the
Geary exclusion act. Justice Brewer
dissented, as did Chief Justice Fuller.
Sunday report was current here
that, should the supreme court sustain
the Geary Chinese exclusion law, all Of
the Americans in China will be warned
to leave that country at once. This
would mean the total destruction of all
the American missions and the con.
fiscation of property by the Chinese
authorities. Considerable quiet inter.
est is being taken at the state depart
ment over this report and over reports
that internal complications may ensue
1t is thought that an American fleet
will be sent to China to protect Ameri-
can interests.
The court took short recess to con.
slider the motion of ). Hubley Ashton
for rehearing of the cases before a
full bench at the next term of court
After the recess the court denied the
motion for rehearing, SO the opinion
stands as announced.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-05-18
GREAT EXODUS
Will Be the Deportation of sixty Thou.
sand Chinese.

Will Be the Deportation of sixty Thou.
sand Chinese.
New YORK. May .16.-Deputy Inter-
nal Revenue Collector Kerwin has moi
been notified of the deciEion of the
United States court in the Geary exclu-
sion case. Secretary Carlisle will prob
ably draw up set of instructions in
conformity with the decision of the
court.
Chief Deputy United States Marshal
Kennedy is waiting for, orders what tc
do with Lee Joe, Wong Quang and
Fong Yue Ting, who were ordered to
be deported by Judges Brown and La
comba, and whose appeal to the su.
pre1ne court YVES decided a5ainst, them.
All the unregistered Chinese in New
York state are now being searched for
by government officials. They will be
arrested and held in custody to be
shipped backed to China either in a
chartered ship or in United States men
of-war.
There are only about 5000 Chinese
in New York. According to- the Chi
nese there are 1000 in New York city
alone.
The deportation of the Chinese will
be an epoch in history. It is estimated
that the number sent will reach 10000.
1t will be the most notable exodus this
country has ever seen,