davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
0e9ner oer bobbabnf6Ieife.

SIN @ranb 8ocific 6otel fan6 geitcrn
Naamittag cine bon It. QB. OaD e~inberufene
SerlammLund bon @run6eigent6duterH
aus benz @ei6ditScentrum itatt, mel6e
entibteben 9egen ben 8au elmer 0odbbabnz
i6Ieiie i'm Sta6tcentrum, lpie Tie bon Ser
Union @IeOateO So" geplant tpirb, limb.
Inter ben @runOci9entbimern, meldbe
ge8en bic 6ObbabnidGeife iinO, befinben
ii6 Sronf Barmelcc, Der Glgentbjmer
zines @runbiti6S nit 81 SUB TrOnt an Der
5. NOe. unO nit 105 6nB an Der 6ranflinz
itraBc; fcrner @. S. Chalmers, Der an Der
Ban Buren, unb WartetitraBe rpertbpoaes
Grunbeigentbum bciiBt, II. 81. 0uf einen
beitimmten 9lan babcn iicb Die 9rotetler
nod ntcbt geeiniot.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
Nadklange uott oct TweeOTGen
Re9ierrng.
IN oiefem Sale banoeIt es fid um
OupIifate Don tdotiiden
BONDS i'm 8etraoe bon
100000,
l1nterfudun9 oes Gontroleramtes beuntraet.
g IN 81 nrf. G. Oe,.

Wv y v "" DC6"
Die bon M1ottbem Sepblon O'Gourte
erbobeue 8eicbulhigun9, 6aB itdbtii6e
Bonos i'm 8etrGgc bon SIS, 900, 600 in
ooppelter NuS9a6e in ltmlGuf geiebt ipurz
ben, un0 baB bieS fiinfuno3tpan3ig Sabre
lang in bem @ontrouersamte Derbcimli6t
murOe, pirb ieBt nabri6einIi6 CUR sriinOz
lt9en l1nteriu6ung fommen. S'9tourfe
mar untcr Ipeeo GLert i'm Controllers
ANTE ct beftn6ct itb ieBt i'm porgeriften
Glitter unb 1T babel Elm rodiii9tigcr nn0
eiG~enftnntger Wfann, aber bet 8Irgerauss
ibuB, tpelcber felt ben Iebten ied9 Otonaz
ten ieinen Nngaben @eb0r gei9entt, unb
bic Wfenge 9ofAmente, Die fid in 1einem
8eitbe beftnOen, unteriubt bat, lit iiberz
3eu8t, baB feline 8el9uIOigung auf @a6rz
belt beru5t.
SIM lebten Sommer tpltr6e Elm Qusz
i6uB ernannt, tpelcbem Der Stoatsabgez
oronete Su61on 2atplon unb George SO.
StofeS ais 8orfiber ange60rten, mG6renb
Der friibere GiDter Qrnour als Q(ntpaIt
engeiteut nurbe. 8or Oielem NuSlbuB
mahte O'Gourfe feline 2~luSiagen.
9arauf be8aben ftd Der Ql6Oofat Serbs
ln0 StofeS gum Gicbter NnbretpS bonn
Sbergeri6t, uno beantra9ten cine Inter
lubung beS GontroIeramtes. Gibtcr
QlnoretpS fibrte iie gum &ibter 8atterion
lno bort tDur6e cine Betttipn at ben Ntten
genOmmen, in tpeGcber cine 1ofOrttge Inter
iu6ung bes GontroleramteS beantragt
miro, uno apar ouf @run6 set psn
0'Gourte erbobenen 8ei6uIOi8ungen,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
Nmerifanifhes DieR in Oeutfa.
ldno.
Jntere6a1te Serihte pom amcrifanif6en
Sunoesbeamter barber.
90 4ton, 6. Dea.

W1 htttgton 3. Oe3.
SroB bes DeraLteten 0otums, - 80.
Quguit =, entbdlt ser 8eri6t 0es 8un6es>
ban~belsagenten Sos. Smitb in Wfatn3, pieG
SnterelianteS uber amerifanii9e5 0tino7
fleti6 in 0euti6lonb, b~eionoers 2lnge>
it6tS Ses iebtgen OarnteberliesenS bes Sc;
ibdftes. @r bei9reibt Die umfal1greicbet
8orfe6rungen, mel6e 6ur6 Ginrihtltng
bon neuen 00npfern, bon Gefrt9eratoren2c &c.
getroffen nur0en, unD beutet auf bic Before
8ei9affenbeit beS onlerifaniiben 6leiides
9e9eniiber benz auttraiicben bin. ST ia0t:
r0ie MISUNDERSTANDING 8eitage bes
hamburger Correspondent, elmer Der
beiten 53ettun9en in 9eutl6lon6, iagt in
elmer 8eipre6ung 6es filrsLiten GerIuches,
amerifanti6eS 8ie6 u1o Ginbf(etlb naCb
9cutl6Ianb etn3ufiibren: baB es, na9 Der
bis jcBt nit Der @infiibrung bon Scblacbtz
Dteb 9ema9ten Grfabruu9, feinem 3meifeL
unterIiegt, DaB SaS ~ausldnDtidbe 8ieb benz
0eutlben nidt nocbltebt, 6nIieLbe Iogar nob
ltbertrifft, tpeil eS als Ge9el gefunb lit, un6
neil beionoerS baS in 6amburg einge=
fIbrte 8ieb in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Weiie fret
bon 0~ungenleiben lit, pa3 in Nnbetracbt
Der groBen Berbreitung bieier Grantbeit in
nielen I6eiIen bon 0euti6lano bon grcz
Der 8eoeutUng 1T.
Sn benz 8sri6te bes amertfanii3en
GOninlS &ecnan in 8remen tpir6 Die aus
9e3etbnete 8el3affenbett beS in 8relnen
gelanoeten amerifantiden @ieb'S beiproz
cben. OaS 8icb tpor poGitGnbi9 gelun0
uno 2u1gcn un0 9ebern DeiieIben befo1ben
lib IN ausgc3ei6uetem 3%uitanOe, ipaS bel
oeuIi6em Tteb nur ielten BET SAL lit.
Inter Dem Datum bes -. gtooember,
no6oem bos @tnfubroerbot un1ereS Sletz
l6eS bereitS betannt 9emabt tporoen mar,
tGgt bet @oniul ietnem 8eri9te nocb eiren
pibti9en 3uiab bel. @r la9t, baB gletch
nacb benz BerOote cine 2o6ung 8ieb BON
Imerita in auSge3ei6neten1 t3uitonoe in
Bremen angefommen lei uno CUTE 8reiIe
e~r5teIt babe. Ser Goniul lagt ferner:
rNie fart bic Tur6t Dor Dem teraniiben
Sieber burb Die gintubr BON omcrifani>
l9em Steb in 0euti6lanb audi getpeien
lei, unb ME felt Der @laltbe in Ben Ser.
Staten OOrberri6en mag, baB bieic M3aBz
regeL (OaS GtnfubroerboD l1ur Elm Gift Ser
Wteoerper9eltung lit, 10 lit es cine unbes
ttrettbare &9atia6e, baB i'm e~riteren Sale
Die SurAt cine Gborbett lit, u10 boB 0as
llrtbeil in benz altOeren Safe nicbt pOQz
itGnbig auf 8abrbeit berubt.~
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
SAltmmer Qus9an9 zines Streites.
Jacob Burger pon 2ueuf OaIieee i9per
permunoet.

Sn 5enr9 &iliam's @irtbihaft, an Der
8roaoz unb 81. Str., gerietben geltern
Abene Sacob Burger un6 2tuguit 9altege
III cincn b~eftigcn Streit. GS fam f6lieBz
LID gu elmer Shldgerei, Bel Ser 9alte9e
bcbentli6 BEN &Ur3eren sog. Gr sing
oarauf nab ietner 0Obnung in benz 6auie
gfo' 3047 8roao StraBe, betpaffnete
itcb nit einem 9eDolper uno febrte
llacb Der QBirtbi6aft 5uriid. 8alb batten
itb bic beiOen &ompfbd6ne ipieber BEL ben
Sbren unb 0aliege purOe bon Burger 5u
8OOen gepOrfen. 0a 500 0alie9e ieinen
JteOolper unb i6OB ouf 8uraer. Die
&u0eG bran9 Scuem uc6sn ber Stale in ben
&opf unO ct brocb bepuBtIo6 3uiammsn.
st tpurOe nocb ietner @obnung gebra9t
unb BORT BON etnem Ar3te unteriuAt, Der
Die &unbe fir iebr gefdbrli9 ertldrte.
9olte9e tpur6e Derbaftet unb in Der 0eerin9
St:aBenzS Station eingeiperrt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
81 betrunfenem 5uitanO
priieeIr fi9 SoIoaten Ger 8uroesarmee auf
etnem @iienbahn3uee.

NGs 9eitern Qbenb UNI II llbr 45 Mt=
nuter1 Elm 3ug Der Nortbpeiternz8abn Der
8a9n6of an MeGs StraBe DerlieB, befan=
ben Iib Is SOlOaten Der in Sort SberiOar
garniiontrenben 8unbestruppen auf Dem
3uge, Sic 6otten l1rlaub gebabt uno BE-
fa1ben ii9 auf Dem &iidnege, Sauu
bate Der 3ug ben 8abnbOf perlahen, aGS
aud Tbon unter ben Soloaten, bic Ii6 in
~aRgetruntenem 3uitanbe befanben, Elm
STREET gum Nusbru9 fam, Der balD in
cine blutige 0ol3eret ~au5artete. DIS bel
3ug in SORT Sheridan anIangte, %befanber
ii4 3pei Der @olbaten in ~beiinnungsloiem
3utanbe unb muBten na9 ben 8arater
getragen perDen.
@ie Die 8ebienungsmonnf9uft bes
3uge5 beri4tete, lit bic urTa6e bes @trei-
tes Iebigli6 auf ben @runb 5uriid5ufiib.
rem, Dab Die @olOuten ale ~betrunfen paren
0a Die Priigelet gang yunter Ii9" itatt-
fanO, mif4te ii4 Niemunb binetn,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
DerwedieIun9 Ger peri0nIiafeit.
Die i'm 6efdnouiTe in Kanfas City 9efor=
bene Srau mar nidt nDopie" Gomftod.

gu Ser geftern aus &anlas Gitp perz
0IentGicbten Ocpei6c, in melber Der Sob
Der 6rau G6itb Q(rmitron8, alias y0oOie"
Gomito6, ipeIcber i'm b%ortigen @efGnsniiic
in 6oIge BON 2tuSibweifungen crfotgt ietn
ioutc, gcmelOet ipurOe, bat o~u9enibeinli6
cine @erpeobielung Der 8eriOuIi9teit bic
8eranIaiiung 8egeben. 6err 9. 6. TOrz
nep, Ser 6erausgeber Der Dor Der 0te6eIIiOn
peit unO brett befanntcn I3eitung vG9roz
nicle", tpeIbsr gegcnpdrti8 in SEQ. 2731 g
6traBe in @aiDin9tOn Dobnt, un6 Der
Batter bon D0oOie" lit, bat bon 6erlelben,
Ser ieBigen 6rou .. g. 8atrOns, namIi9
geitern erit etnen 8rtef aus Stem OOrf err
baIten, NORM itc ia9t, baB iic pobI unb
munter lift, unO niemaGs in &anioS Gitp
toar. Die TaniIie lit entriilte iiber bic
Qtuffril6un8 Der alien SfGnoalgeibibten
aus benz frlbcren 2c6en Ser Tral NotronS,
tpel9c bel Der Nacbricbt bon ibrem an9ebz
IiAen Iobe ieBt bic 9tunoe burb ale 3eiz
tllngen beS 2anbes macben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
pfarrer Dutev's Nngeborfam.
Der Oi0ceianratb Don New porf
5uiammen9etreten
limo DnceY miro wahridetnIi9 poreeIaoen
meroen.
sc e 10 g prf. 6. 9e3

Jt n y ort, b. Se3.
6eute Morsen nm 10 I6r mir6 fi9 ser
9%tOceianrat6 bon SEEM Oort i'm er5z
bti30Iliben 8olaite, an Der Gfe Der
W1aDtion QlOc. unb Ser so. StraBe, Deriomz
meLn. Ser @rsbilcbof @orrtgan mtrO ben
8oritb fubren; bic anberen Wfitglte0er oe5
GatbcS iino: Der @eneralpicar Der era
bild0fLihen 9iOceie; Wtigr. TarlcD, BON
Der 81. 0abrielSfir6e, uno Die Bfarrer
MooneD bon Der &trche sunt belly. 6er3en,
Ofc6ean bon Der ct. Yeter5ftrGbc, Gbz
paros bon Der Gir9e CUR uubefGedteu Gmz
p%fGngniB, SlOOb BON Der Ct. Sobannes@
ttrbe unb 8ennn Don &ingfton.
9ies wtrO Die toicbttgite 8erIammlung
ietn, pelbe iett m~breren Sabren abgez
balten tDur0e. unter anoeren pibtigen
Qn8elegeubeiten mirO bic Weigerung bes
8tarrerS 0ucep, Dem 8efebIe beS Gr3z
btl9ofs, ii6 BON ben 8eratbun9en beS
ScGow'l6en &uSi6uiicS fern 3u baLten,
Geboriam 81 ~leiiten, 3ur 8eiprc6ung fomz
men.
9te 8et9ernng 9uce0's piro bon ieinen
ct8enen lotpobl, alS bon BEN Treun6en be5
Gr8btiDofs fir Elm i6Deres Nergebeu be-
trabtet.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
MuB frieoIih fein.

Seter S6miOt, tpeGcber ieine Satin berz
iAie0ene OtaIe beOrObt bate, muroe beute
OtOr9en bon &ibter &eriten inter 5000
Srteoensbir8i6alt gciteut. Sci Ser nd6iten
WtiBbanOlung ietner 6rau mirb ct ctnen
langcr 8ribetpeQ> Sermtn erbaIten. Oas
Gbcpaar mobnt $40. 215 Southport Qtpe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
Gehrer. Qrdfunoen.

9lm 9onneritag, ben 20. December, bon
SOrmittGg 9 llbr an fin6et in ben &dumen
bes S9ulratbs I'M SAiGer9ebGu6e cine
8rifung fir 8etDerber UNI Steuen ais
&ebrer beS beutiden llnterricbts in ben
@rammartlaiien Der 6ffentGiden S9uIen
itatt.
9tn1 Wontag ben "a. 9e3ember finbet in
benz @ebGuOe Der @eitiette 6O9i6uIe, @6e
Der Ogden lDe. unO Gon9reBitr. cine 8rliz
tung fir 8eiperber nm 0ebreriteQen in ben
Offentliben S6ulen itatt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
Qheurer STREET.

Sobn Gincent gerietb 9eitern 2ben6 nit
etnem Wfaune an Der @fe bon Dat uno
Glart Str. in Streit unb sog ieinen 9tez
polber berpor, o%ffenbar Elm tbeureS StiiG
nit 8erlmuttcrgrtff an6 Double action.
Sin BoIi3iit Derbaftete &incent, Der Gez
pOlner DurDe confiScirt unb 8incent regen
Tra9ens p%erbor9ener 8affen nm $50 be-
1trQft.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
MdnteImaAer ftreifen.
Sic wolen fia feine &obuRerabiebung ee=
fallen Ia1en.
6 tiIobeIbhia. G. 0ea.

8eiI ie it9 feline 9obu6erabIebung gcz
fallen Iaien MOLTEN, baben beute 400
Mdntelra6er i'm Gei6afte bon Stranz
bridge & @lot9ter bie QIrbeit nte6ergelegt.
Gie batten btsber IS Gents, unb etnen
OoQar baS Stitf erbolten; eS mar tbnen
aber mit8cthetlt tuorben, baB ite bon ieBt
an uur 80 unb 70 GentS erDoIten piir6en.
Die 2(rbeiter 90tten einen NusI1uB erz
ronnt, nm nit ber Sirma 3u unterbanbetn d;
beriel6e bate aber feinen GrfoLg. Die
@treifer erflGren, baB ite Die Qlrbeit nibt
cher auFnebmen iperoen, Bis bic friberen
QobniGBe pte6er be3ablt Derben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
Gin Wtrtb in un9eLeoenhetten.

Ofa0Or 6Opfins miro Dem 8irtbIcbaftsz
beitBer Charles Gtnnucane, bclien Qofal
itd in gtp. 635 @lartitr. %befinbct, tpabrz
ibeinlicb Die 0icen3 snt3iehen unb stuar ouf
etnes0elucbS beS 3ti6ters gibbons bin, benz
l!ber Die Wtrtbi6att Stnnucane'S gclesentz
llb ocrVerbanbllng zines TIabeas corpus
@eiu6s S5atiacben our &enntniB eefOmz
men iinb, Die tb1i bapon itber3euatcn, baB
8tnnucane baS 9tebt cine 8irtbidbaft 3u
betretbcn, ent5Ogen tper6en ioQte.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
Dat 9enu9 pom trouri9en Kanfos.
35ran &eoie, ole eifrise meiberred tGerin nil
nab Californian auswanoern. ,
Gan Tranctsco, Sal, 6. Oea

Srau Marp 2cale aus &anIas beftne
Bet ftb in Der StaOt. Sic iagt, 6oB ite
na6 Californian gefommen lei, nm 1tcb i'm
San Soaqutn GbaIe cine feline Tarm 81
taufen, unb baB tic auf OerieIben ibren
Wobnitb auf5ui6lagen gebenfe, iobalo ibre
NmtS5ett ais Mitglieo Der WobGt6dtig7
feitsbebOroe in &anias %ob9elaufen 1T. vS6
babe genug bon ben unfru6tbaren @bene1
in &anias", CAB tie ais @runb ibrer 9tusz
tpaHoerung aus ienem Staate an.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
Stdoti1bes.
Ods DIETER.

Spttfer @Ietne, rs @ai6tngtsn Ctr,
beri6tet fir Gbicago bic folgenOen 8aroz
meter unb T6ermom eteritGnoe:
Inn 8 llbr WfOrg. 40 Or, INN 9 ltbr Al
@r., UNI 10 l1br 46 Or, nm IL ubr 48
Gr., nm II 11hr 48 Or. 8arometerftan6
I'M 8 rbr WOr9. 29.40, II l1br 29.40.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
Gi9entbumIide Sdlofiu9t,
Gin monn felt Iebtem Sonntase in tiefem
uro anfhei1euo ~eeiunoem SbIafe.
@Oihen. SSn6.. 6. Oea

Gbriitian SGan6er it bon elmer eigen7
t6amlt9en S6Iafil6t befalen, unO feline
VeriponDten fangen an ilber ieinen .3uiton6
beiorgt 81 tperOen. Slanbcr ficl otn lebz
ten Sonntag in S6taf un6 I6Gaft tr0t
ouer 8eriu6e, ibn nuf3uweden, immer
nO3. NQcm Nni9eine nadb ~erfreut er Iicb
zines rubigen un6 0eiun6en G6lafe5. 8i5
gclern uurbe al Dem &0rpcr cine gefpt1e
Stare tpabrgenOmmen, ober geItern gtab=
mtttag trat cine ii9tGi9e @ri6Iaffung Der
W2usfeln Elm.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
S~nuthnmhtnn. G. Oe,

Der 9ampfer 8aris, Capt. @attins,
BON Der ameritaniidcn 2tnie, 1T tpGbrenO
zines bt9ten NebelS geitern Qtben6, auBers
balb bes 0ofS Der Dampferlinie alf ben
Grun6 geratben, purbe aber bel Ser nGbz
ften TIutb tpie0er flott. Die Baiiagiere
unb 8oitiacben tpurben an 2anO geleBt.
Ser 9ampfer BartS mar AM %. 0foDem>
Der bon Stem YOrt a%bgegan8en, unb fGm
geitern N6cn6, UNI 9 l1br 5 Wtinuten in
@ontbamptOn on.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06

- SObn garuf6, elm b0bmii6er SIetz
iber, tpcI6er in ArmOurs S9lGbterei be-
i9attigt loar, cling geltern 9tabmittag in
8egLettun8 ieine5 S6ma9erS Charles
@ortenaf no6 6auie. ltntertpe9S befam
CT einen ep;lepttiben NnfaQ, er ~itiir3te bin,
murOe Don ieinem S6pa9er auf8eri6tct,
~itir3te obermaLs unO uerlebte "licb babel Oer@
artig nit etnem WIeiier, oaB ct baIO barauf
ben Solgen erIag.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
Oiebmdrft.

S9mctne geringerer QualitGt unb iiu6
I'm 5 Sent nieOriSer. S6pere bra5ten
4.3094.65 leicbte 3.85@4.40, 6urcbz
einanDer 4.1O(94.55.
3ufubr 5000 S6petne, 1900 Stif
9tinOOieb, 1900 Sdbafe. &tnbpteb i'm
SOLO Sent bORer, S3afe I'M Breiie unz
perdnoert.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06

@m 9eftri9en 0ritten 2tben6 6es
SIuarozSurniers 3tpii6en S9afcr unb
Sues mar Der 2eBterer ietnem @egner dberz
mails bebeutenO iberle9en. 8ts iebt bat
Soes 1900, Scb6fer nur 1O43.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06

SIM Aben6blott fin6et man ale ftG6tiz
icbel gteligfeiten unb tele9rapbii9en De-
pei9en, gtur 6 Gents bte @o9e.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06

Mue ftG6tiiden, tn> uno ouslGn6il6en
Neut9fciten i'm Nberoblatt fir l Sent per
Summer, Ober 6 Gents per 8o9e.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
Qer DNmpfer Daris.
Bei oihtem NebeI oer6tb er Dor fei=
nem Ood auf oen Oruno,

muroe ieoO@ NIT Ger nd9ften fIuth wieoet
flott.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-06
Shiffsnahridten.
Jn Ger Nabt 9emeIoet:

Baltimore - DMaiiopequa" bon Spanz
y Rotterbam - r@erfeubam" bon Stem
gOrf- mor;sn no, m.,n
gorf.
6erte oemeIoet:
QueenstOwn: r8rttannic" bon
Getp gOrt: vGraOe" bon Bremen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-16
KENTUCKY REDEEMED.

The long and disgraceful struggle in
the Ashland district of Kentucky is
settled by the verdict of the Democrats
their primaries in the rejection Of
the candidacy of w. e. 2. Breckiuridge
for reelection to congress. No contest
has attracted the attention this has, nor
has there been one in which the deepest
feeling of the people of district, in
Guiding both sexes, has been SO deeply
stirred. The women of the entire dis
trict have been enlisted in the contest,
the greater part of them, 10 their credit,
in opposition to Mr.. Breckenridge. The
churches have opened their batteries on
him, and among the men the animOSities
engendered have been so bitter that
blUodshed seemed inevitable.
Said prominent Kentuckian when
asked to account for the persstency Of
Breckenridge in seeking another noun
ination in the face of his own admiS-
slons in the suit for breach of promise ::
There is no accounting for it, except
on the ground of insanity" Assurance
in his case crossed the border line of
sane action. Adler men than he have
voluntarily retired from public life
when their similar lapse from a vrtuous
life became public property. Sir
Charles Dixie closed most promising
career, and went to retirement on the
continent. Parnell's usefulness ceased
when his amour with Katy O'Shea be-
came public. There was the audacity
of insanity in Breckinridge's defens e
of the Pollard suit. He braved every
sense of decency in every man and
wOman's breast in what he called his
defense.
The lesson is severe but a sanitary
one, not to Breckenridge, for he is past
learning. but to other men who tempt
the contumely of their fellows by las
civious conduct. and the action of the
Ashland Democrats will tighten the
restraints of morality to tide many
many another public man over tempta.
ton,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-16
THEY DID WE'LL.

BY unanimous vote. the board of
aldermen has confirmed the award OF
the Seventh street paving contract. In
thus c0ncurring with the action of the
assembly, the aldermen have done we'll.
Their action last night means work for
the unemployed nj time when 1t Is
most needed, for winter will be here
all too soon.
1t is credit to both bodies Of the city
council to have awarded this contract
without dissenting vote. in spite OF the
persuasive arguments and strong ap-
peals of the street railway company,
which insisted that an asphalt pavement
between their rails would impose an I'M
just burden upon them.
While it is true there were dissenting
voices in the board of aldermen, yet
when the matter came up for final dis
position all voted TO award the contract.
The three aldermen who so enraged
the property owners at the committee
meeting that they lost control of them
selves and reSorted to brutal abuse be-
cause these aldermen differed with
them. are entitled to justice. They ex-
planned their attitude last night. as they
did at previous meetings.
They declared that they did not be.
lieve that it was practicable to pave the
space between the rails and tracks with
asphalt.
Last night they reiterated their con-
victions. but voted to award the cou-
tract because, as they stated. their con-
sttuents had asked them to do SO in
order to give the unemployed work.
Nobody is. upon this showing, justi-
fled in impugning the motives of these
representatives of the people.
They had their opinions. and an
nounced them, but when their constitu.
ents asked them to forego these opin-
ions in order to help the workingman,
they complied, and thereby convincing
ly demonstrated that they are repre-
sentatives of the people.
The council has deserved we'll of the
people.
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Taking an Eagle.
oxford (Eng.) Times.

OAioTu (EHS.! 1lmeB
1t is seldom that a photographer gets
a chance of taking an eagle in its own
habitat, but this has actually been ac.
complished by Mr.. Councillor q. G.
bruce, of this city. Awhile ago the
we'll known botanist was pursuing his
favorite hobby on the Cnochan Rocks,
situated on the borders OF Sutherland
and Ross. when. hearing curious noise
some distance below, he descended to
find out the cause. There he discovered
golden eagle in the middle of hearty
meal of large bird. We are informed
that so absorbed was the king of birds
in his occupation of gOrging that Mr..
bruce was not only able to secure a
photograph but the king himself, in
this wise: Finding that the eagle
showed no signs of departure. he crept
up, ana whipping his focusing cloth
over the birds head carried off his prize
to the hotel. where it was placed in an
old parrot cage.
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THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE
DOG.

Justice William j. Gaynor, the man
who so relentleSsly pursued Boss Nc
Kane from his faStness IN Gravesend to
the penitentiary at Sing Sing. is adding
to the obligations of the human race for
that service the gratitude of the canine
race for a recent decision rendered in
proceedings before him, in which dog
was the bone of contention. Briefly. a
dog had bitten boy, and, under city
ordinance, police justice had ordered
the dog killed, and issued his mandate
of execution to an officer of his court.
The latter presumed to sit in judgment
on the decree of his superior, and de-
cared it invalid and unconstitutional,
and refused to carry out the writ.
Whereupon the irate justice hailed him
before him for contempt, and imposed
a fine Oh the recacitrant officer.
The officer procured from Justice
Gaynor writ of prohibition. and the
case came on 10 be heard by him with
the officer the justice, the dog and its
owner in court. All parties but the dog
were represented by learned counsel.
and the court. as it turned out, took
upon itself to look out for the interests
OF the dog. 1t was shown that the dog
was only defending its young master,
whom the complainant undertook to
cuff, and that instead of attacking, it
was repelling attack, as good, faithful,
loyal dog always does. Whereupon
Justice Gaynor made the writ of prohi-
bition absolute, and sent the parties,
dog and ali, about their respective busl-
neSSeS.
But the interesting part of the case is
the memorandum the justice filed in the
case of the dog. 1t had been commended
that the dog was not property. and that,
therefore. the officer commanded by an
unlawful order to kill it would not have
been liable to the owner of the dog for
cuted the writ. This contention his
honor set aside. he admitted that at
common law dog was not property,
and might be killed without liability
| for damage. 1t was not larceny to steal
| the dog. though it would be larceny to
| steal the dogs hide, if the dog were
dead. But" his honor sagely OBJ
serves, 1.-THE world moves" and in it's
progress it has carried the dog from a
position where it had no rights that a
man, black or white, was bound to re-
spect, where it was nullity in the eyes
of the law, to place where it is prop.
erty as real as hogs or other cattle.
| To establish this his honor argued
that the dog has been always the friend
| and companion of man, his faithful
servant and devoted friend; his solace
in solitude, and the sharer of his Joys
among the multitude. and the law only
admits the testimony of human nature,
history and poetry in withdrawing him
from outlawry. With the training of a
lawyer, which becomes in time his
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second nature, the justice accompanies
tins observation with his references TO
the authorities on which his proposition
rests. He refers the curious to Mot.
Dutch Repub. sos; Odyssey, b. II;
MoOre's Byron. Vol. Z. 293. just as he
would indicate in brief his legal au-
thoritieS. We believe this is the first
time that Byron or Old Homer or even
Motley was referred to as authority in a
judicial decision.
The learned cOurt-the adjective Ia
not invidiOusly used. for all courts are
learned. at least all lawyers say so in
presence OF the conrt-proceeded to ex-
cuse the harshness and the inhumahity
OF the early English courts, which held
that dogs were not property. decision
that at once shocks the finer feelings OF
mankind, and was extremely unfortu-
nate for the dogs. by explaining that in
those days, before Napoleons of finance
had loosened the distinction of things
mine and thine, apprOpriating another's
property was very serious matter,
and if the thing taken exceeded in value
twelve pence the punishment was death.
4NoW uO uOks HOt cNClI q yCltOW
eur, but was worth more than that. and
the courts in those days could not de-
eide that man should die for dog.
So. as courts in later days have a way
OF doing, they got around the difficulty
OF having to hang man for stealing a
dog by holding that dog was not prop
erty, though when the question was one
of stealing dead dogs hide they dis
tinguished" the one case from the other
with their accustomed skill and dignity.
1t is difficult to layman today. with all
the advantage on his side of the in
creased enlightenment of tine centuries.
to see how stealing live dog was not
also stealing his hide. and why the hide
was not just as much hide on a i've as
on dead dog. But then, if one goes into
an analysis of judicial decisions. and
tries to reconcile their conflicts, he ec-
tiers on task that was beyond the gen.
Jus of Storey himself.