davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12

element mabst5sue Hno eaIIelbt slaubi
lstt islner AbHeienns sseeH bic Oeui.
ihsn, aIs 2rdetr BON Sheer, bic ihnl
btiOnotrs perbabt fine, ireierm aani
loiisn 80 i6Husn. 5nm llnsliid ihr bic
Esntiteu befris6isi lie bic etmOirotiihs
Eariri onh mid. Hub 10 befHosH Ft iid
Swiiheu Swsi Stuern.
Cine abhhIir IL Oa Uiieubar nltt lsiht.
Nm iuenisite1 ioRnsn mir Fis saoprA CT.
iislen. eab 'uir nus Der republtonilhm
Rariei in bic arme iperien uno ani ibrs
Ganlbarieii" rehHtH, pit uHs ntuN.
oinss stratbsn uorbsH NJ. @ir habsu
Don oieisr Barter nHr !9HaritdHeniiis ~
erbcffen, lueuu mir lbr grhssl appli
Siren, une pahrihsinIth ouh oanu
nidt siHmal. Tas EtOd. Nmeritduer.
tbnm iaHpit um 10 uerSmsiislier sessn
be pon oenTeuti6en imp0riirisn Sheen.
ie mshr "a oersu Giniuirfnna ani bic
GntiuidIuHs oss RilHpplis. bas Edl in
oieirm 2anes bernnsbiIost, erisnut. uno
bieier Rampi ipislt fi6 nitt bios in Der
Bolitli. icHberH aHh in aRuit Mnb gSil.
ieHihcii ab, absT in Der gpIF,ii mebr,
neil mir mun@tlOisr fino. in 9VIss nn.
ieres Wiaussls an Organizations Ser.
m6sen. VIE praitii6e gOliiiisr Sttben
mir ssJen ole unisrs RitbArssr usii
Snrh6.
uniere unlnit, Hua Der etmOlratiIseu
Rortsi ssseH bic ppn unisrsu gtantrn
bebsrrihts rspublioniide 40 bebitusn,
II pom StaHepanit Der tolitlineH Gthii
ponipmmen aerehtf.rtiai YDir Der,
muthen, oab be Democratic ihre 5dI6'
60 pSn i593-'95 usrHehmliH eurh ben
abiaa bsHtiher Stimmsn beiommsn
bat. rpie ia bic umipalInnssu oieisT
Sabre pOripisesHo tarf abnaams bee
etmpfratiiheH uno nidi bnrn 9unahme
oes repnbIiianiihen 8O,nms ast0mmtn
fnt. Die @trthihdbuno Der Tsmslratit,
peasn ibrer @runo. 1tnhtussn, ipeeen
ibrsr sr6Berm 3oIsrnns aeaeu bic
GinsetuaRoerten. ipesen ibrer perbdItniss
mdbissu 5rsihsIi pen Rntipismus. bat
BET ben Dsuiideu siuasbabt pessn per.
idisosusr 5ebler, ei, alInoiues audi Der
republiiaHiidsn Yartsi aHbaitsn: IRA.
itiHsH' uno DOB. .@irihihait, aorrup.
iiCH, SiHsobs on SrrIshrsu, iuis in Der
@6hruRpsfraas, &c.
Die Geutihen biloen iidb sbsniS lps.
mig eiu, Die 9emplratis hurH llnisr.
iihsnns 81 bsiisrH. ole iie iiA Snmutbsn
laIisu, es oamit bel ben AspubIilautrn
"a periudsH. Cue uarien isSt ab, ipas
bic Eemoiraiie ibun piro, Nm wieosr
ibrt SiimmtH "a peroisnsn. 7as mag
uuprottiit isiu, iuiOisrH ss gilt. uns
Sunhdit aeeen bas Ra,ipiteuibum Al
Uehreu, bas isius 6anptltles burh bic
Tepubliianiihe Poriei iiuoct, ober "a IN
tiumal 10. gisQtitt iommsn be Tent.
iden nod ~ einem anbertn Seinno,
absr UUrIdniis idsiHen re iit uidt Su
beIfcn Ju tuidsu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12

Mm 9ieuitas ipurSs in Der Stasi
I0Ysta, Rauias. Oas saHss Ssitsm Der
inter oem RamsH sIthiiou. IppsiaG
Suntc 5s.Sabu UsrsIhisieu GIisubabn.
liHieH bon Suiummsu 10000 RuItr
6hsnilih ueritrissrt. Ter Rsrih osr
Dabu puros aui $50 NiIlionen GolIars
usrnuidlast uHs RismnHb wuros als
Sistsr Sussloiieu. Der uidt pUTbtT ale
8sipeis rsoIlher abiiht cine holbs Wlll'
lion in Sour bintsrlsat bate. Ter Ger
ausseber eities Blaiiss mar lSietr me-
Gen RaussIs an Ssit usrbiHesrt, per-
ionlih isius -rsolihs abfdt' su De-
muuitrireH uub Gin Nnstbpt aui 6as
itIttns StsiStruHesUbisit 81 MAIDEN.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12

9ab bic Granaslsn before 5inaH.
sisrs iinb, ole pir NmeriloHer. beipgi.
Zen ne wieber bird bic msiis. ME ne eas
@sle ifr ibrt Jaarhanesris Gnee. sSslt.
ansiteuuns auibrinsen poIleH. Gis
braaden runb 100 Mtnipnn 5sanes
Dbtr 10 MilliDutn gsllnrs, wupen bis
Giabt 93aris unb Der Gtoai chns piei
GeserltIen ie ~ MilIienen Granes sbtr
is s3,Sl o.0Oo a fcnss PERRIN bsipinist
habeu. Den Wsif poH 60 wl,lIi0Htn
i5ranes msrbsn ne, ipie bas spries plal.
Sabnr& auibrinesu. oab lis bic GiHtritis.
Earttn pisr 5abrs pcrber psriauien uns
bariii birisl oen pertauit lpsresn, cine
Qpiterie oamit prbinbeH. Sc spansia
GipiriiistarisH 40 siusm franc Iinb aa
sinQcfitrisipps sshsfifi auf bos her 9n.
baber. mems sut ssht. SOC. 900 Branel
qeipinusn tam. @ewinnt sr Mot, 70
!anu st skmsS Hc9 li0aHlis Woi bic
NnsheIlnns iar isins 70 0raHrs bsIn.
4m. DisIs 2seis wtrbtn Dis parms
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12

rHoet man, bnB ne U nten lino, bis
seiuiit 9euts. rpelht far bic SnitreIier'
Ibrsr alaiis iorsen, aaiIIiesen laiIsu,
9Ir Seit ais Der @ili0n,1ariI ned
inter 8crutbHns mar uns ouh bic 96l.
Ie auf GertnIisu hsrobaeiett perbtn iulI.
ten. oa beitelte cine Rilipautetr sSirmd
ruiiiids Bsrits, um BEN gYiscuRIiass
5ormsr ilnr 81 MAIDEN. iuie Isbr iriHg
Snitrshsu bard bic ipasuanutr Ia.
riirefurm" seidhrsri phrecn. @ir hds
ben nbtr ME sshort. eeb SisIe ruiIiIHs
@erite ismals I'm Wilpanissr 6aien
ongelanat 10.
uHe islbh, tpenu Der siuaauas sr.
iudhnis G0ntrait bona fiee pdre ID
mhb;sn ou'ar nod soui anstrs @ranbs
IN Grudeuns stsoaen ueroen, ale isne,
ipslhs bic SOh,Ullblattsr aneebsu DID
@obrbsit IL. bOb Scr StnhIihiRnsn'
9ruit. Uoer pis CT iiH Rsunt, bic .StesI
I9iail Combination ben Rreis fur
Stnblihiensu Join bic D6bs
setrisbeu bat, eab esipiils
GiisHbnbnsn bilIissI i'm anslanbs iauIen
ionnsr. Die gsrsiis Sss .Rinps" hehsn
anger aIIem BsrbaltHiiIs ~ ben grsiien
ots R0hmaterinls oesr ben RpIttn dbu.
lidtr artiiti; Fis ihpauttn sulIhen
s7S une $40 per 3snns.
SeIbh TN lsstsn Sabre, ale eas Gi'
isntrS 10 billie mar, oss Hniers BsEt.
usr RObsiisu n uisbriasr TN grsi,
N Rano, aIs inGnalnuo, hieltssr Stahl.
id,eusu.3ruh bic Yrsiis bod nHh sr,isI,
ts eHormt PrpFte. Gs tpiitt Hur meHis
mshr nns etnblidisns lu ipalssn, ais
rintn Stabilized % sisseH. 2sstersr
ioIset absr unr $500 per 1pune In
Bitisburs, ipdhrsuo on osmisIbsH Crts
ihr StahlihiEntu t2S.oO per 1Unrs be-
Sahlt Dsrctn maKtu.
@eun eisgrtiie etr5tahiihienen nidi
ourd sinsn Unit ianitlih IN Der 66be
stbaIten iphrocn, psnR bel SiaalIdbit,
neu cine ebeu 10 irsie GOniurrsnJ herTib.
iG, pis bel Beliemsr Rpbeiisu peer
Stablbl6den: eanH wh,es ss iidb bel
benz b,itebenoSn 90ll ppR e7.sA Ger
Ton ME une uimmer btlahlen,
Stahl'disEeH IA impOrtirsH.
SH Gnsiano iolttu StabIIdisusu es.
asEiudriis t2ls7. auo msnn man bic
jraht nno ben 3oI oa,u rs&uei, 70
iOnntsn hs pieIltihi fur rirsa s3l mad
Qeip DOri Oeer aneersn biiIidsn 6aisn'
pIdsen aebratt perben. aber ielbf
oas iphrbe iih HHter ben Ubwalieubtn
umitauorn ihpsrlid btjOhlsu; uian
usrmutAei bahsr, eab bic eUutrnstlih
obstIhIUIiene 2isieruna sntDtbsr III si'
nsm onien bee @rlis Den WsyiIO Ootr
bee Stilsn CcenHs nbIuIisieTn it,
Ridi Der Iarii, ipuosrn be Preiir
bee Truii unN Die SrprbitaHtsH 5radt,
rateH mad Hnisreu wsitlihen Wdriisn
limb bSraR Ghulb. bah ssipiHs artiis.
siuaeiahrt msroen.
@tnH man uuter ialIhen @orwdneen
ben SOu ani GtablihitHsn mieesT sr'
b6ht. baun ihAtiet mau BEN .Irnh"
nm sinias MiIliUnsH TOllars mtbr IN
ben arCben Cad nno eisis WiCiunsn
ipsresH aus etH 1aia,n Ses ameriiaui.
itcn golitS asuOmmsn Der @ilisH'
1arii, iusIfsr t7.S4 aui be Tonne
G.nblidisHeH Isa,. rsitt pOultanbis bin.
bic Snisrsii,n Der amsrifaHiiden SH'
ORiirir uHo Der amsriianiidsn Slrbsitsr-
81 iAhteH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12
tinIer stauisaubitur, Ssrr SippI

iinier StaaisauoitUr. Ssrr SippIs,
ma6t siniss gorihldss Iur RsiOrm Der
GtanispsrwaltuHs, bic fia pon isiHem
einItissH -StaatstHsiptuplan" bnrn
praitiihs ausfabrbarisit sOrtbsilAait
unisridsIosR uno ben ridiissn @siIt Der
Gparidmistt ssistH. CT ihl6st ppr.
bic StsRtrsinibdsuua pom @rHnesissH.
tbum, wtlds idhrlt4 s75,0Oo iOhs.
blob ale Sipei Sabre psrsuHshmen.
Damn iOllts bic 3abl Der 9toisIaiOrsn
bsoeutsne permineert psroen uab bic.
islbsn ioIlteH siH beIiimmtes Jahrssae.
belt bsiUmmen, i'm gsrbdltuib Az Der
aeihonsn arbsit. Tas Rnb asInnbe
aHhnieu. @snn Der anoitsr aber tvsi'
isr bsmerft, sab bic SpesialrpahIsu fac
Ridtsr. psIHs ~ BEN Swsds isparai
pOu ben rssslHidbieer @ahlsu sshaIteH
ueroen, nm bemIclben pon isoem ppli.
til&en gsiseiAmad mcsltttlt freilHhal.
ten, BEN Siaais idbrlidb $4,000 iolten.
10 m0aieu mir aerue boren. wie &c bic
ie Naseabs uermeiben iufree, phne ben
h6HhtH GsridtstoT bts Staaiss ann
Gpitlball Der Noiiiiier ju maiden unb
ihn nod tisisr In Der dAtHns bes wsl'
Gee iinien ~ IaKsn ale CT bsreiis ssiHn'
Ten.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12

5aS GrSsbni6 Der abihdbuua eti
pom Gr'S Shasmsilier 1apIOE etm Staa'
ts sur Ssdune isiusr uutsrihlosHnssT
hbertraSsntHgiatnibum III loutSiaats.
auoiiOT 6ipple iOlssuosS: 3u Saar ca
e12s, 900, IN @sHHoeiaeHtbHm irei usr
SspOtbsisn SIS, 900, Iuiammsn s2Og,'
600. Gs psrblisbe alio EN- leblbstras
bon ca. $4,000. iueuon bic SaTau
unr ben ilsiitsu IbsiI rpcrtrn otfsn ten,
RGH. @siteres uoH Iapl0r abssiTsis'
nee Giesnthum upu uDmiRen bsosuien
otm Rsribs it IN @lriIihisit uursaIl.
lirbar. rult usrihieosHs @RtbabsE. pssI
init pppUtheisn ibsrlniisi. &c i0irs
bshanptrt, bab 1aplOr isiHen bshsn 8..
10, poruuis cine erObs Sarm i'm Sias.
is SIIiHuis. sur Sdiits oss pirlIi6tH
@cribes uerfilberis. nm on cleo. coo
baor auiSnbriHssH, mitislit ipSlAgr o.
iih bic Niles Der 6tnatSbsaHtsH RRl
Ri6ttr erbanoeIis.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12
sioO psIseauus. sfoo.

Tu stlu sisisT Sriuns werstH kA ltsBtH an ttiatus
tat wtnieRens ttBt arihr4tss ksaAhsti aigbi wts
sh NtsHAaitta an itttn siuira AZ hei:en lm EtaMbs
~ e4ns kaisrthsRut NJ be tnsiat lsti bet autitru
etassriAalt tsfsunfS poniiss Rut Raiarrt cfrthss.
els uar HouniiuftentsFaNtct tint tsututtsntnt re-
kaHeiuns Gaze Neiarrk iam psEe innttiiA stuemr
utH unt sisil hsttil au eae Hiat uaA be ialautsru
CeuhAAsE ttf &rfttm1, e1kua4 his Grunhlaas ktf
hranftai sftattfne rue trm Naiteutfn Rfait Rfhtnh
sNksm W bH 0eHtsitnen Ass kttptt4 enhaai pue scv
Satgt IN ttrn auts Ain. rt VtetHihama tshth e
vtl Rgttaufn ~ tsttn rstihAftta. bat Nc snAHnesri
TVHats esistnuna t0t lFtcn aaa antisitH. ZEN " "A
twrrsu prrsttii vest VnA sirt Stiit res 3tnaailkn
fpmmsp mas assFEip
T. GAtHtp&Gs.. 1slsse. G.
Etv'aaii pen ausH GPettsfus. Tbs.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12

GO iuirO berittst. sas tin enIssss
aopitaIiiiCH' SBuoiiot sinsn Omaha'sr
@tidditsmGuu bsnnitrdst bat, I'm rutk,
Itheu 1heils oisiss Staatss Elm sr6Ss.
res 2nHo'Grsol 81 iihsrn, no BspaNs.
rang NIT 9rfOIs GusriueHeet psrsss
ibnnie. gs iSIlsn 800 esniiht 5amiIisn
bersit iein, bic Benrbeituus oss eoassl
~ nbsrnsbmen uuo cine GolVHis ~
srauotn, iObalS be 8tpdhsrnussaH.
iagsH berseItsllt itiu wRrotu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12

ais rsuttasn nab Der Ratisismas

TIE 1futtdfn MAO Der Wattpteuaae.
Die RahtItsluua. tpsIds Tsuiih!ane
bard ben eiee iber 1raHirsih nns
Aurth Bismard's anspdrtiee POliiif CT.
lanat bate, mar mad Der Reiuuna Der
TeHtiA. A.AmeriiaHer cine Guelle uer.
mehrien NHitbsus itrer NaticnoIitdt
in ben Ger. Gtnaien seiueresn. anf'
rid.ite seIianbeu. battn MIR inner un.
isre Bsosnlsn Osssn sisis Aniidi. iOweli
Tie Ect ali pOlitiiAes slHisptH beSOs.
absr iiber ben ssitsiesrtsn GiniIub Der
Teuiihen oui bic qebsnsanitaHuneen,
pser iaeeH mir aut bic anltur Der
amsriiansr sabsH ann mir leiuem 9eia
itl Aaum. @eHn MN Der btHiihe
Ginilub in ben Ser. Staattn nit Der
GhInna TeniInlanbs inIammenhiua,
70 mare "a HHr natarlih, cine MbHabms
isnes GinFRIiss nit tinu gri&aileruHs
itnsr GttluHs IN 9uiammsnbans IN
briuseH; unb bob in ben lstten Sabren
cine ipIds Grihhiteruns itaitasinnesn
bat, pirb ianHi ~ bsitrsitsu isin. @ans
tihsrIit mnb man Der ameriianiiHen
prsIIs ben G,nbrud tuinshmfn. bab eas
Geuiidianb Der Mennsiser Sabre BEN
amsrifaniIhen Bell lanee niHi mebr
impcnirt, ME "a eas 9suiihlanb Der
Sisbsissr nnb G6tsissr Sabre ssitaH
bate.
Db MN ba tin 8xiammfnhona be-
jfsbf, III am Gnbs ipeniasr widtie. ole
ber umitnno, baB bic Dsutih.Mmer,ls.
ner mebr ale anefrs Ginsfipanbsrts Nm
tee elmer naiipiitildsn GirbmHns ~ lei'
ben babsn. HahrIneinlin II ibrs
oaupiur'ads nuf bic YartsbycIiiii o.
radsuInbrrH, rfip. barnnf. bab bic rs'
publiisnii&s Bartsi, lDelds Iraher sina
arrbs Gihtt an ben Nsuti&ea ashabt
| ibrs taneidtriQs SsrrI4ait lpsiniIid
| IN 6olge Der &amnlnua Der Gsnii9sE
| am Gifpslanh psrlersR BAT. On isusl
Barta mar sber immsr be- natisshii9'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12

sberree anspab Wiz waniaen, Oub ale bic aiuOsr uns
beiHtn nno ebn .9auta Glans1 fir s in gereiti6a
bdlt, audi bic beulaeu 7aIieu mb 9eaer9en.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12
Sdmpen.

Sdnpen.
prdipes Sanisii Eampsn pdsu unS 6dusapeu uatdnpsu
Jeosr Dirt Edmpsn une Edmpsntheile.
0)Rir Cilhe.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12

2uruSs uno R Rpbeartttet.
3u uerdeSenartis uno SabIrei s auufibrn ;u 10 ue
orisn Yreen, bob Sbr iberrait en wsroet SD bin fet
eutibloiien, oisie Nrtitel ausSupertauen.
Serpabt bic gelesenbeit nidt!
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-12-12

Sidpcr.
eradptbsnoe fir @efebeuhc.
kiaffifre aperke ger|bieaenc Rddber berabn,fer
Rutcren Sduibiider una 5aIuimatcriaiien
Srp6e Fnsrpabt Fibums ,u
ridJtiscn preifen
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-23

The story that Dupuy, Premier un-
der Casimir-Perier. played tho pnrt
of Il political IagO to precipltate the
fall OF that weak politician. indicates
either IL general conspiracy on tho
part of the press and the politicians Of
Paris to carry ont the base design OF
Dupuy or II tardy invention to cover
up seeming lack of adequate motive
Dupuy Is charged with resortlng even
to baseless charges against the wife
of Casimir-Perier to accomplish Ills
malignant purpose. Dupuy was the
formidable antagonist OF Casimir'
Perler for the Presidency after the as
sasslnatlOn OF CarnOt. lie has shown
so great ability In various posts that
the accusations made against him,
now that he Is out Of power. ought to
be taken with doubt until proof Is
forthcoming. Intrigue ana SANDER
are. IL possible. more common In
France than In any other country; and
where no intrigue exists Its existence
Is assumed for dramatic purposes. II
the personal meanness attributed IL
Dupuy be well founded, 1t Is not, on
the other hand, the practice In France
to ignore 1t.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-23

Mrs. Kennedy. of IT. Paul. said In
the presence of her husband that
Mr.. Morgan. who was also present.
was drunk throughout Thanksgiving
week." ThereupOn Mr.. Morgan brought
suit for SANDER against husband and
wife for 5000. The husband asked
to have the suit dismissed rs to him.
The Judge refused. saying: II am re.
luctantly forced to the conclusion that
In this State husbands must respond
In damages for their wives unruly
tongues. and II they would DO relieved
from such thrnlldom they must appeal
to the Legislature and not to the
courts" This may be good law, but
II IL very cruel law. st. James says:
"'rhc tongue Gun no man tame" mean.
Ing. of course. that no man H. able to
keep his wife from saying what she
ought not to, even ut the most mop
perfume times. A woman with u turn
for making harsh remarks might ruin
her husband. and yet the law does not
make the practice Of involving IL hus.
band In SANDER suits II cause for d.
vOrcc. Happily the legislation Of this
state IL more advanced than that Of
Minnesota. The laws which have
cma ncipatcd married women have
| emnncipnted their husbands also to
some extent. The wife can manage
her own property. She IL entitled tn
her own earnings. She can carry on
business ana sue ana be sued. but
the husband IL no longer responsible
for her debts contracted before mar.
rage, ana when civil suits for dam.
ages are brought against the wife the
husband can look on serencly. AZ
long as he does not join with his wife
In slandering some ono he cannot be
joined with her In the action. That II
the kind OF law they should have IN
Minnesota. II Il mans purse there II
to be ut the mercy OF his wife's tongue
and II he IL to be called on to pay $5,OOi
every time she says In her cxaggerat
Ing way that a neighbOr las beel
drunk for u week, only meaning there
by that she thinks he drank little tOt
much one day, the Minnesota Husbands
ought to move here.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-23
SCHOOL LESSEES ARE SQUiRMiN0

1t IL amusing to note the Sluirming
of the lcssees of school property who
have been ut last brought tn rinir by
the School Board.
For years these individuals have
been eluding their duty rs taxpayers
by living on the public property, and
schcm!ng to keep the assessment there
of ut from half to twO-thirds It's real
asscssable value.
By this means they continued to es'
cape the payment of u just assessment.
They paid an enormously decreased
one. ana then realized big profits for
themselves at the expense Of the pub
lie. Some of these gentlemen have
been for years posing as public moral
lists and denouncers of Oblouuy on the
part of public servants, yet they them
| selves have been the benciicinries If
| the very practices they have been
| cOnlcmning. Now when they have
been brought to book by q public
spirited School Board they make all
sorts of wry faces ana use all sorts
| of schemes to evade the performance
of their duty. John NJ. Smyth, whose
manly attitude and righteous offer
drew forth u merltcd compliment from
the members of the COMMITTEE" on
School Fund Property. formed nota'
BILE exception to this pack of Bringing
lodging hypocrites.
The committee should not let up IN
It's work: 1t should bring the psalm
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-23
CAN j WiNGS Ella TELL?

What has become of the report Of
the Police commission relative to the
recent examination of the members Of
,hc police force:
The matter has been delayed ~ long
that people generally have forgotten
all about It, For IN affair that was
hcral,led with such u great ado ana
tremendous flourish of trumpets II GER
tainly appears to he very barren of re-
suits. Some people are beginning to
Imagine that perhaps the Commits
sioncrs have found that the mem.
beers of the police force ARE not lot
of barDarlans or idiots after all ana
that there will DO no opportunity for
turning out u few hundred OF the big
hlue-c0ated fellows to make room for
lot Of old soldiers and others. typical
beneiiclaries of the civil service re-
form idea.
Whatever may have been the hopes
In establishing the commission. 1t Ger.
tainly appears rs II the only result Is
the creation of an opportunity for those
eminent reformcrs. John W. Ella, John
II. Humline. ana Harry Rubens. to In
| yestigate cases of "drunks." sleeping
on duty" ''missing pulls" ana sucl
like AMI the imposition of various
pains and penalties, from timing ton
days pay up ana down.
Meanwhile the members of the com
mission are showing symptoms ol
WEAKNESS. John II. Hamline has grown
tired of reform generally, ana has even
given up the attempt to purify Second
Ward politics. Stephen 4. Douglas an'
Jim Nyc. Perhaps he sees visions o.
the approach of II new administration
with George Brains Swift at the hea,
of 1t. In which case Mr.. Hamline would
prefer getting out to allowing Mr.. Swift
To help him out.
The feeling may also be shared b!
bis brother commissioners.
Meanwhile the public as well as tn
unfortunate police officers would lik
u peep ut that report.
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with its present management for the
mere sake of faultiinding. but we can
not refrain from commenting upon the
occurrences ut the last meeting of the
county central and advisory commit
tees
The leaders of the South Town iu-
sisted at that meeting that the South
Town committee shall manage its own
affairs.
This seems to us eminently just and
proper. Any attempt to transfer from
the town committees to the main cen
trail county committee Is an attempt at
the Capitalization of power and authori.
~ which has always been opposed on
principle by the Democratic party. The
Democratic party has always been the
party of home rule and the South Town
statesmen who opposed Chairman Pea
body's attempt to deprive them of their
rights were consistent and logical in
their position. Again. The Eagle has
been opposed to intrusting to too great
an extent the party affairs to Il crowd of
irresponsible outsiders. 1t cannot re-
frain from observing that Republican
managers seem to be able to get along
ADVISORY committees. 1t Is all right Ia
keep tab on the reform wave and steer
clear of rather than In its wake. but II
Is u different thing tn pull on ahead of
lit. such movement Is liable tn even
tuate in uulookcd-for results. Let til,
marty managers attend to their own bus
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-23

II IL found noteworthy by the French
newspapers that President Faure II the
first of the series OF presidents to
smoke. Theirs never smoked. Mac.
Mahon had given up tobacco before his
ELECTION. So had Grevy. Neither Car.
not nor Casimir-Perier used pipe.
Much interest IL found also In looking
up the past Of President Faure. There
II not u trace of arlstOcracy about him.
His father was II jOurneyman carpenter
and married his employers daughter.
lIc rose to he u chairmaker The Presl-
dent himself learned tanning. He In.
herited enough money from his father
and II stepmOther. his own mother dy.
Ing In his infancy. to set up small
business for himself ut Havre. Some
OF tho Paris newspapers are keeping
tally on tie nicknames given the tanner
president. Most of them are incapable
Of translation or unfit to translate.
Unlike his predecessor, Faure IL said
to take all banter. even the malicious,
good naturedly and nobody will 20 to
Jail or he fined on his account II
cpithets he the only Offense.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-23

Count Jean dc Castcllane and Miss
Anna Gould are said to have announr.
cd to n large roOmful of people In Lon
don that they were engaged to be mar.
ricd, and the count subsequently bub.
blcd over with the information that
81, OOO,OOO was to be settled upon him
by his wife on their wedding day. This
II about tho disposition of Jay Gould's
millions which poetic justice would TX.
net. so far the sins Of the father have
been visited but lightly upon the first
generation. George married an actress.
who IL u very estlmable woman. and
both Of them are breaking their hearts
because New York society will not Id.
nit them within It's holy portals. In
the meantime somebody paid an In
diana adventures $4,000 to go away
ana let the Gould family alone. How.
ard Gould wanted to marry into the
same profession which his brother
chose. but was blocked by the family.
and IL now understood to be biding his
time when he can be shocked ana hOrri.
fed ut what somebody else Of the kin.
folk want to do. Neither SANDER nor
gossip has ever touched Helen Gould,
who seems to bc fur and away the best
Of u rather mlddling lot. and now comes
the younger daughter, who proposes
to Gid II badly battered French cOronet
with IN clcctrolysis Of American gold.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-23
THE JOURNAL AS 4 PROPHET

our stnid and worthy contemporary.
the Evening journal. In Its very able
editorial columns gave last "Wednesday
the following graphic and prophetic
description of what was to follow on
the succeeding day NJ the Republican
city conventions:
AZ far rs the Mayoral,y IL concerned
there Is no need to await the results ut
the primaries tn know what the Re-
publican, convention will do. The Jour
.al H. enough of prophet to fOrctcll
that. We SEQ In imagination's magic
crystal the whole affair. Here are the
main points:
The chairman will say: "Nomina.
lions for Mayor are now In order"
Three or four delegates will mount
chairs. wave their hands and yell
mir. Chairman" Meanwhile the con
vcntion will be- noisy and restless. TIL,
chairman will say: "Mr. --- has tn,
nour." and Mr.. ---- will then shout 81
romiuatc George II. Swift" Their,
will follow a mighty roar of applause
When II has subsidized u dozen delegates
will move that nominations bc nov
closed" and somebody will cry: Z"
move that George II. Swift he declare,
the unanimous choice of this cOnvcn
ton
Aud the motion will carry unan
mOusly to the great agitation Of iii
buildings walls. and George ID. Swif,
| II. ..,s