davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

IoareSe ban. Seq fau, at ban fslis
fig bsiIis fmigrtt Deo 9ituluttonerl.
% ri bapbe ipiit Wioodg - ben
Tmdsts mig ganffe fortrGHeligt o9
lea ItuIb. til at sad. ipurste ban mig,
ON lea life Diloe lite at BIZ noget
Stort, af bsi Stang.
Rdturliqpis oiloe ies bet.
Seq bar 1agt," OebblsD ban, Til
al gisre big til &ronprins al Solsn;
tbi Der er ineen Sronfslger."
"ga right; 90 absab," iasSe leg.
9.rpaa lGite ban en- lang SsTs ion
mig, og ertlGrebs mig, / bsitiOslgs
Setninger, "2ronprtns al SoIer."
Saa tOg ieg affteb. meb ben msrtss
ltge Gnebosr, os lob bet / Sttgut19en
friTte db en- bebre Bel erpo ben, do Hotls
fen jeg tom neo.
Sentmob 4ftenen tom ieg after til
Sob Run, ben lille 2dnosbp, boorfrd
isg ON Morg.nen iutte uo.
5olt Der / Sratterne tjsnbte Del til
ben gamIe Raringen, Gneboeren !
9uIo@O alsn; "9un er GAL" iagOe be,
men ban sr life furlig."
Rnite Dag fortiatts ieg Sursn.
pda Strpfnirgen Insllem Cob
Run pg Sructee, bar man oo Serns
banelinjen at pasiere giennem en- bel
Del "SnopsS bebs," Sunneler bpgz
geoe al planfer for at boibe Sneen
fra Sporens ON 8intsren. 9jennem
bi8ie Suuneler er bet meget ubebas
geligt at oanore, bd Der er meget It1tme
melt ps ufrtit atmoif9re. st SIags
fpoenoe Snietter fp9rmebe ON Der
inoe, os polbte mig fore llbebageli8bes
Der Oeo fine Still. Seq bar bgrt, at be
ofte trGnser ino / SerrbuneOognene
ogaa, til tor Plage for P~asiagerne.
Sor en- Sib fioen bleo en- for Del
at bis5e Sunneller neobr9nbte al en-
Sramp, bptltet poIbte &ompdniet fore
Sab. San bapDe isgt at bGrge pau
SrGnet, uoen at betals for fig, blep
tuitst al. os ioor Sson. Siben ben
Stb bar Sernbaneitprelien gioet Or
bre til, at enboer Sramp, Der Iaa be-
9iGrer, ital fragtes frit paa bsnns
StrGtring (ed. so MiIe.
Saa Ifreo isg oosr CALIFORNIA;
2anhemGrter og ino / Repaod.
Sor n9rpGrenbe ppboIber lea mig
Staoen Reno, ION sfter Smitenbi9s
beoerne maa fables en- trioelig 9p;
Der er %Diitnot ingen Sabritsbrift; men
De mango 9ruber / be pmlia4enoe
Ggne Iiper ben op.
agerbrug og &pagabI bripes ooTaa
beromtring; bet er bog fun Seb Sielp
at Srrigation, (tunitig 8anbtng), at
bisie N9ringsgrene fan bripes meb
pioere ~llbbptte, ba per 10 nGI item albria
falber Regu.
Den operDetenbe Del of gefuffnins
gen Der er Strife, pg felofelgelia er bet
cberfIeoigt at tilfsie, at be er aatboz
liter. af Sunfte er per oqIoa Bra
mango; men al Nprfte er blot boerit
fGa; liot flere SpenIter. Gn Del
boOne Snbianere fees baslig at brios
ON paa 9aberne; be bill paa inqsn
Wf1abe arbeioe. DE better 1T timber,
holo al be Spioe. Sm be er faa file
be, at man life ian is boGb be er oiort
al, iaa bar be bog altib ct ~glinrenbe
Siltstsrtlabe ON Salien.
Ser brittes en- Menso. 81.
Oct er bDrt at lsoe paa Sotenerne
Der; man mad betale en- balp Soler
for ct WuaItib.
Oct er en- mGrteIis &ienbseiernino.
at Repaoas 5oltemGn9be mintsr for
bpert &ar. Sarpel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05
st SilbuO.
81 sior ifarfe Sororinger for ben
rne CHAMPION ginoer.

~ B1pI NuIit Bptpithbtl Ipt pSi
nDe champion ginber.
ps for at sisre Bet albeles tpoelig for
9ublifum, at ri peo at nUre Yaaitanoe
er has iereoe paa urotfelige &jenos9jers
ninser, forpligter hi p8 beroeo I'll at
giue en- al bore npe champion Sinoers
eller oens 8Grot / fontnnte 8enee til
botlteniombelit Yerion, Der fan beutIe,
at Der inoes nogen onben 8irosr | San'
oeler tilial9s, Der bar en- iaa Lap Gleoas
tor, iaa me9et &umpmiang / @lepnto'
rem eler bag Haalen, iaa bpit 500
peo6lul, fna fell 8inoerflaoe % iaa
me9en &rait peo &ompres iertrg pg Bin.
otng al ct Geg iSm ben npe Champion.
Gen npe champion Slaamaitine er
lite Zig andre Slaamaifirer. Sen bar
life npsct 'lan9t StjGreapparat, Tom
bill brGtte i~itpfter; ittet flpuenoe Siul,
Der CIR SfjGreapparotet uitgo 8epG9elier
UNDER bet balpe al bets Smoreiuinoer,
% ipm SBlge beraf fln bruoer Oct
babe al Smerejnirgen til at FIRE anis
ben Irem pg tilbn9e for at ifiHre @rGs.
let; ben bar beGler life no9et brat
Stl9reapparat, Der beoirter at &ra'ten
tables peo at ma ierer anipen neo til
Selfptterne, eIler ium BbetG99er auips
999en peo at man b9per ben pp; men /
W%tcoI9tning BERTH er SfiGreapparatet
en- fort ajGbe, ium tun bepa9er Tia irem
og tilbase, p9 StiRrcaparatet, anioen
% Sfoen er i~Orbunone iii en- 9labs, iaa
alle beoGger fig iamtioig, % berpeo
ifo9aaes 8rrtntn9 al anipG90en eler
StlGreapparaterne. Champion bar
minore SiulpGrf emo npeen anben Slaa.
nalflne, % Siulu9rtet pperiDrer 9rafs
ten oirefte til anioen uoen 9iosipiloe
eller Sarm eLer Cab Of gep9aelie.
Stuloe npgenl ombelit Glitaoe eQer Tab
al SepGgelie no9eniinOe inotrGoe, ba
oil man oeo at iGitne Ell al StileIfruerne
pplaa, at ben Del Der er noe al Sroeu
oil orbeioe iom ben bar M. Til enbper
Ter'On, Der fan beoiie, at nooer anben
SlnamaIftne, ipm M er / Worfebet. sr /
Seliooelle al bisie bpiIt upOusuOtae 90
t~ortrlnltge @9enlfaber / famine GroS
lorl Champion, bill hi fOrGre en- al
olsle anertleuote SlaamnItiner gratis,
eller 8Groien | Teuse. llnberip9 bisie
Mtaitlner. Soerbepis Sem ON, at
nor Eaaitailo er Sanbbeo, % berium
pore &pntnrenter mObFger Dem, Sa
Dor DC life forglemme bort Silbub.
The Wardef, Bushnell & Glessler Company,
SGbrifanter.
EnriuoHsfA OH, rI
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05
@ittenbera, isis, 15oe gpriI 1896.

Netp gteB8er gteoiciue Co., 9ecorah, Ga.
Scr af ben @ooBco at ienoe mig en- Stuuo
al Srtune Slaiter, oa iss liter at babe Del
/ Suict, ON noset Ituloe b9noe. Set rim.
oenoe Saar, fom ies bapoe paa Q9aaen
er fulot9notst belbreoet for 8 Raaneoer
ltoen, boilfet ies fan taite 9eres Sriuus
Slalter Tor. WReo G9telie
39o6 Narta gridiol
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

I Biueobtbeltr; mere Defe9nenpe ian
bet mda5te pGre, at beftripe bam meb
Sb'ens Orb: "Gn ~unberIig, grads
ipreHet en-" "Sans Zine brandt
meb ubeubis 3raft," Sa ban iaa mig.
"Spdb er bin Sorretnins hsr9"
brummeoe ban, toet ban iaa paa mig
mso prspenos gIitte.
"Id ies er blot ube for at ie pdu be
eamls @ulogrubsrne." fOar.be jes. pg
iau trntte ies. at jeg pilbe saa inb og
ipsrge, bppr ben bebite 8et er til at
tomme Dp fra beune afsrunb."
Den bebite Bel gaar lise fra nit
Sus; bet sr ben gamle 8ulograpers
8sisn." ioareOe ban. Sans liOtrHt
blsO milbere, os ban bub mig fiboe neo,
bpiltst isg siorbe. .
Oper SlbeR | ben lille Stencon
bang en- Suppesrbbe og tOste, og
fblbte Rummst meb en- bebagelig
Duff. San bab mig at pente, til bans
Wibodgsmab blep f9rbig, iau ie9
tunbe ipiie meo BAN, og jeg git oiatgt
inn berpad, ba ieg ult bar liot fulton,
os bet forreiten iua ub til at bore en-
renslis @lrbbe.
SmibIerttb begDnhte ban at fortGue
fine Stftorier. Gan bar tommen bib
til California I '48, / 9ulbfebereus
0uge, for at isgs i'm 2ptte. San bar
fra SpItlanb. Oct bar fun poerit 9es
brpttent Gnselit ban talte, fprreiten
btanbeoe ban bet pp meo SpIt; men ou
jeg fan foritud bette Sungemual ligss
faa bra iOm gtorft eller GngeIif, iau
giorbe bet 10 intet til Sagen.
9du SpsrgsmGal, ON ban nugms
inoe buooe parst gift, uDbrso ban:
sal life ON &otnbfolt! iss tualer
life at bsre bst!"
Seq bar en- tire, fire Sisoer,"
pebbleo ban, "pg iad bsitsr jeg Ppt.'
ter og fangsr 8ilbt; alt sr mit."
@eb llbtrpttst: "gllt er mit," lpnebe
bans Zine pua en- Mdape, iom oiOneoe
ON, at ban 10 bopoe en- Strue les.
s Sdmtalens SOB fortalte ban, at
ban for ca. 40 4ar iioen fdnot en-
Gulbtlump I R9rbeben at ben Spite,
ban nu bor |, fdu itpr at ban fife tunoe
Isftc ben; aloeles purt Sub bar bet
ogida. Seq bar naturligpis lutter
Spm9rtiombeb - funOet en- fig
8ulbtlump % M lepe / ilige Sms
itGnotgbeoer - npget mddtte bape
b9not, fom bar oero at bere.
Sad fom Sortlauingen:
pa bet blep &peloen groo jeg nit
Suro neo | Muloet pdu ct Steb, boor
jeg truebe i~ittert, at bet bib pGre
Sifterbeo; men tGnf," Der fit bans
9ine after Slb, "t9nt!" pebbleo ban,
"pm Morgenen bar ben bGt. SsrIt
troebe ieg, at bet bar Solt, ION bapbe
rspet mig; men ftoen fl ieg piOe, bOem
bet bar, iom tog oen." Ser gjOrbe ban
en- 9uuie, ipm pints mig.
"SDem bar bet2" falot jeg inb.
"0et bar Sub" iOureoe ban, meb
tung 9Ggt paa bet Itoite Orb.
Seq oil life negte, at jeg MI bteo
liSt rGb.
"@eb bu boem bu taller meb?" fagoe
ban, ibet ban reiite fig.
"Rei," fagbe ies.
"sSeg er &eiier at SOlen ps Gtors
fprite al 9Ganeten Uranus; men puu
ct 5eltsSog til SpoItiernerne bleo ieg
O~uerOunoen og bIeO fsrt til benne usle
Serb, iom Sange, ligeiom HapoleOn
bleo fsrt til Ct. Selena; men MI bols
Der mine Solt / Solen pda at ruite
iig til Samp, for at befri mig. Iu
oeb bu, bpem ieg er," meb oisie Orb
gift ban ben og rsrte / Suppegrbben.
"Wten bOorfor pil 9eres MaisItat
lsoe paa ct iligt sbe Steo; bar bet life
bebre at bo / menneTteIigt Samfunb9"
fpurste ies.
Seq er nsbt til at lepe Der, til lea
faar 8ubTtub fra Solen, ON at penoe
tilbage oe opertags Resieringen ber,"
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

Code Boyer sritl LRs dem ,. -
eller betai for dem. Opgiv Dgra, IN Cen d
boyer De ensker, SAINT Dern, t6rs,,s, Vg aTli
Prof. l. III. Anderson, Chicago. m ASd u
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

II 70 gnr I
@. Gu.
Fafaaiu, bar
70 aar, San
EuHiiurmc
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05
Spao teg iaa paa @eten,
euer en- Sootnr ccer
Ioros4 n,erifa.
Cdf Olaf Ralbiion).
(df Olaf Nalbiicn

Del piI erin0res, at ieg ifior | bette
glab Ttrep enosl Stilorinser fra 2ipet
1 Gan Srdncisoo, Sal, bvilte, eftsr
bpdb i,s bar bsrt, IGftss msb Snters
este. Siben oa bar iss frat suren
til Sotpu, os hal nu / Sortbec fortGas
Iiot ON, boao ies ida pdd 8eien.
FRA San 5runcisco laeoe ieg 8sisn
til Sucrumtnto, Og iGa op giennem
be iautalotc SCOT SiGs. 0ette er
uosn Sptl ct at CALIFORNIA; NET nas
turfisnne Strse. Seq bar life feet
noget Stso pud Soroen, Der lignebs
9draois mere. Spilte fpuls, bug
nenoe 1~rugtbapsr! 9u ieg broe oers
igiennsm, bar 6rugten mOoen. SsIta
tarlsrne bolot od paa at pIutte ben,
% I9sge ben / SdsIer til 4fItibning.
elIer ogIua torres / Solen.
Gfterbosrt iOm man tiger bsiere
op ao 5jelotrGtnin9en, blipsr bet tis>
Iigere pg Srustbarbeoen tager al:
Sppe paa !Ssioerrs at Sierra Nepuod
ligger soig Sne. Ser sr Ndturen
itIGot i'm maieItGttIte 8Gloe. Rddr
man fer SernbunetrGnst rule ben opsr
bisIe bimmelbsie 6Ieloe, idu tunbe
man friItes at Ipsrge: 9ouo er umuz
fiat for Wenne Itene2 Sntet - uoen
at Itabe. Smtrent en- alen fra Spos
ret Iigger Qfgrunoen, iaa ou ipimler
peb at Ie reo. Ser neoe bar bet, at
8uLbgrapntrg.n FOR en- tor Del fore
git. Ser iatte @erben SteOnemsoe,
efterat be bapoe iunget: 20, SuIana,
grpo life bu for mig; jeg refer til
Californian, for at grape Cub for
big"
9d jeg Tom neb til ben lille 2anbss
bp 8pIO 8un, pua SierrasRepabds
9jersene, iaa beiIutteos jeg at 9isre
en- Qfititter fra 2inisn ub / 9ilbniss
iet for at gjgre SugttagelIer at ben
itOrilagne Natur og be samle, furlabte
8ulogruber.
Seq niiteoe mig ub meb en- Del
6rugt, FAINT en- SLATE 8ano, pg forlob
2ano5bDen aurle ON Worgenen, for
Splens Spgang.
&ommen uo pau en- Strcnt, iuu ieg
nso / ct 8raaopb itpgt. Ser etneoe
jeg nogle forfaIbne0ptter, iom oibnebe
ON, at 8ulograpere engang / Sioen
baboe ib8let Der nebe; nu bar alt tbit
pg itiue, iOm 8rdpen. Seq beiluts
teoe at friIte N%eoitigning / bet mpz
itiite 9pb, ifipnt ieg 10 tunbe ie, at
bet life Dtloe pGre uoen SSare, ba
Strenterne bar meget bratte; tbi ieg
itoIeOe pau min 5Grbtgbeb / at tlatre
/ u%oldnoet, bportil ieg bar bel ppepet
fra ben Sio, jeg fprang efter Garbanen
biemme / ROrge.
Mlan buroe bog albrig boloe &iso
for fin Nrm. 9et bar fun paa Ntps
pet, at jeg Hap neO meo 2ipet. 9a
ieg bar omtrent balppeis, be9pnote bet
at raie unoer mig, og bapoe bet life
lDttes mig at faa Sag / ct SrG, iua
bapbe jeg piit ilaaet mig libel. Der
bang jeg meIIem Gip og 9po. Seq
tIatreoe Op / SrGet og far neo en- Del
al bets LANCE @rene meb min 2ommez
tuiO; bisie Grene bandit jeg idmmen
til ct Reb. pg peo SiGlp beruf fireos
ieg mig neo mob StoOtdnten. Saa
naaeoe ieg 8unben uoen pioere 8anftes
ligbeo.
Der beriteoe en- ubpggelig Sausbeo
mslem btsIe forlubte Splitter og Suler,
Omringet at itpbpie SielOs, Og bisie
unoerlige, Dempbtse &trteguarosfslelz
fer bemr9tigebe fig min Qano meO tor
Ma9t Der. Seq gift ino / en- at be
Itumle Suler Og Idtte mig til at grubIe
opsr 2ipets fore 9aaber. Saa ipiIts
ies mine 5rugter.
9erpaa began ieg mig mob en- anben
Sunt at 9uIen for at ipeibe efter en-
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

w ben no
FS9adr, at BE-,
Fffs 81 ulpt
r S646 Geoe
.htaiss sluo
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

| Nfr eamj
ION
PIG. u9s bar
, Of gunbsl
bleu r
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

Gsr man Usher gano anostteOs. bsr man lite iors
ismm. at tnObsnte fuIoftruOiss DpIpsniuasr ON bette
SrRatiae 9anb, bpis man beisaer eler ffriper til
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05
Sate,tter 5 Sc 9; h S% !, =:
t'f iss SpTnOere.

Bort ups girfuIrre Facts er M f1rois I'll at
ieRoes uo, % VI On tier at taa uoienot u. 600 al benz.
CT De tnteresieret I Sphaeeli fer, iaa ieno % ct toital
Garo ruso Seres Aoresie. Ssuo ps en- 9egHtHg, en-
Weooel, ifreoeu ON, boaD Sla1s Wlaitine, Wetbooe
suer h~paoilaas 9pupo ittiou 9e sntter al ida Bnterft
pod, 90 ri ptl iudre De nj, uoeu at oelte fuiter Dem nos
get. ct dlmtroeIigt Hnient toiter 500, men 9nar
bette ARRANGEMENT sieunem pore SRuoer, od Tan Be
betale jtrag IS % iaa hoer ule SO, Inotll So r betdlt.
De foiie $40 fan Re betaIe uadrtomhelt. uaar Seres
san Ne scot sisrs bet, iGd ieno itrar SO. so. near
gatsutet er beullaei. TRADE TnartS" S36. Aoresie:
s. q. Sweet. POI Fifth St, Des Moines, Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

lsfr, ueS el
fhNr SeStOt
~. ,ftsr
fpniuu en- ub.
p mob 8
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

Spiltsu Sag ! llstn bar ben lobe DIS
tober 1872
Soar: Ssnbag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
NOT ONE or THEIR FAILINGS.

NEW JERsEv LEGISLATORS WOULD Not TAX
PROPERTY IL NEW YORK SAYS MP. cHoATE.
rren,on March (specisD.-Joseph H. Choaie. OF
New-York appeared before the Court OF Errors
and Appeals here to-day "a associate counseI WIN
Y V IIndabury. representing the Singer Manu-
featuring COMPANY
Suit was brought against the sewing machine
comnanv nv the Attorney General 10 compel the
company to pay a corporation tax assessed against
tho concern bv the State Board OF Assessors IN
,se, Tho tax amounted to SLIP 70 The company
contepded that IT was incorporated by a special
chapter. which expressly exempts 1t from any tax
whatsoever.
The announcement that Mr. Choate would speak
attracted large crowd TO the courtroom Many
members OF the Senate and Assembly were present
lawmakers a thrust.
Your IIonors wouldn't assert that New-Jersey
lawmakers were so lacking in legal lore that they
actually passed law tax property In New YORK
State would you?" he said. Il say you wouIdht
impue this to your lawmakers. even II they nave
many other shortcomings.
Further on In his argument while discussing the
question of taxing certain property or the com
Dany he represented, Mr.. Choate paid his compii-
Inents TO the New-Y York millonaires. Why Your
Honors ! understand that il Is no uncommon prac-
ice with not a few OF our New-York millionaires
10 pack their thousands OF dollars OF securities
under their arms on taxing day ana cross tne river
TO New-Jersey. They place the securities IN New
Jersey safe deposit vaults and then return TO New
York and soothe their consciences by swearing that
they only have much taxable property In the
State Of New-York Rather visionary oaths these
! say =, ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
NEWARK THREATENED.
CONVICTED or MANSLAtGHTER.
MRS RINK. WHO KILLED HER HUSBAND
WITH AN UMBRELLA, ADJuDGED
Gritty

Paterson March I (SpeciaD-Mrs. Annie N'"h
was on trial for mansaughter In the Passsic 'oun-
80 ronr, OF Quarter Sessions to-day. but no EVIL
iarc was developed other than that heard at the
coroner's inquest a month ago. The specinc aiesa-
,ion against Mrs Rink was that she killed her
husband by stabbing him in the eye win her
umbrella the tip Of which fractured the bones II"
,bo orbi,al cavity and penetrated the brain
The nrnclpal witness for the State was "hi'am
SCOT, a coored boy employed in the glove store III
Na,r.st Scott testified that he was standing just
o,,,sid. ~ the store door when his attention was
,,roc,ed IN Rink who hurrying down MANI
:, ,,.r his wife and calling to her What lie
,s SCOT, could no, distinguish. but when ne was
a' ,,h,r a Tow feet OF Mrs Rink the latter pusheu
her umbrella backward and the tip struck .. rh ~
H. ,eft cheek forced Its way through Tue " Sr
ny ',a,atratad the eve. Mrs. RINK 1erkeu ne.
,,hralla loose and hurried down Mah-s'' "o
min 70 see what injury she had done Alma.
Tha Policeman who arrested MIS- ftiilh, anu VI, -
rtmnor,ant witnesses. were the only o''c' PV''
TO testify for the state -, ~ u,,ressss other
,,rs Kinks counsel called no wltnessrs os ~
,han Tho woman herself for the defense ine p ha,
mar' testimony was practically the Same as lie, W,a
o,'eS o,, She said that her husband was ea,nns
oil Sou rnnrew when she inflicted the fatal blow;
10 VA az mar she merely wished 10 frghteh t,.nn VI,
a Az, she tabled the umbrella at him AIthou t
H. dead man was known at MS poat um ms; saiS
and ~ all his friends as John Rlnkr nls WIG ''
ar. ha, b,s nroper name was Nicholas RanK' IT, ,r,.
If,ar a discussion of several ho"IS, ~
hroueht in a verdict Of guilty, with reco'''"'
,in 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
NEW JERSEY AT THE CAPITOL.
CONGRESSMAN MEWAN WANTS TO TEST
THE FEASIBILITY OF DIRECT
LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON March (SpeciaD Represent a tive
Pitney of the WITH District. is aiding DR.. stephen
Pearson of Morristown who represents the 9TH
New-Jersey Regiment Veterans and other New
Jersey organizations in their effort to have dis
tr.bued certain medals offered by the War Depart
ment to those veteraps who, after the expiration OF
their enlisments offered their services TO the Gov
eminent when Lee invaded Pennsylvania.
II was reported here to-day that postmaster
would be appointed at New Brunswick. n. j.. to-
day. but the nomination was not received charles
D. Deshler at present Of the Lay Judges on
the Middelsex County bench. is said to be the man.
Both the New-Jersey Senators have presented large
patches Of petitions from various parts OF the state
asking for the passage Of the religious amendment
OF the Stone immigration bill and the District OF
Columbia Sunday rest law.
The House Committee Invalid Pensions has
to grant a pension Of SIS to Miss Elizabeth Watts
Kearney, daughter of General Phil kearney.
Representative McEwan has introduced resolu-
ton TO provide special committee or flve members
OF the House. who shall inquire into the feasibility
OF applying the principle Of direct legislation.
through the initiative and referendum. 10 the le6is-
aton Of the Federal Government. and TO report
the result of the inquiry. The committee Is ai-
thorized sit here or in any other city OF the
titions from New-Jersey. Massachusetts. Montana.
Co.orado New-York. Ohio Minnesota. Michigan
and the State Of Washington have asked for this
committee a.,
ma Salem County, y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05

HER HUSBAND SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS SHE
TRIED TO TEAR HIM FROM THE OFF,
GERS. THEN PAINTED.

When Harris Bach was convicted and sentenced
in the Hudson County Court In Jersey city. yes
terday 10 serve term OF Ave years for sneak
theft his wife who was in court. became hysteri-
cal and shrieked She ran from the room her
husband being taken back 20 jail. caught hold
Of him. ani tried to force the officers TO release
him The unfortunate woman was pushed aside
and az the officers were hurrying downstairs with
their prisoner she fell To- the floor in a deep swoon
A series OF commissions followed and she was
taken to the Office OF the Sheriff, and an ambu-
lance was summoned. which conveyed her to
Christ Hospital.
Bach was arrested on February ! In the cellar
OF fat In Clinton-st Hoboken. When the cellar
were found secreted In corner. The property
was identified by Mrs. Emily Browner whose
apartments in an adjoining fiat were robbed two
days before 4 silver watch was missing. and
pawn ticket for this was found In Bachs pocket
In spite Of the conclusive proof or MS CUNT bach
elected TO to trial :, ,
He did not take the stand yesterday. but called
his wife a delicate young woman. 10 prove an
alib She testified that he was home on FEBRUARY
3. the day Of the robbery The jury promptly con
victed him. and ne Immediately called LOT
sentence. Bach made earnest appeal Tor ciem,
ency In consequence OF his wfe's III health, ana
promised that he would reform II the Court wou.d
give him chance. He admitted that ne had peeh
recently discharged from prison after serving a
term Of over two years for robbery. Judge Hud
speth remarked that the Court was sorry Tor ms
wife. hut had no sympathy fer him. as ne was uh,
doubtcdly a professional thief. The Judge siid
that robberies had been too frequent lately. ana
the Court had determined to stop them If Il can be
accomplished by severe penalties. lie theh I'M
posed the sentence OF five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
.R4RNEy" FORD rs TEFUL.

HE THANKS EVERYBODY AND SAYS THE MONEY
WENT FOR CIGARS AND DRINKS.
Bernard j. Ford the late Superintendent OF the
State House. who was fined 1900 In the Mercer
County Court Tuesday for defrauding the state,
was IT home In Newark yesterday He said that he
was grateful to his friends who had inrerceded In
his behalf. and to the Court for the clemency 1t
had extended.
This he said had been expected in measure
owing to the mitigating circumstances connected
with the case the fact that he had made good
to the State every dollar taken, and that the fur
ther fact that he had not prohted penny by the
transactions which led him into the trouble. He
added that every dollar taken by him spent In
purchasing cigars and refreshments. which he dis
pensed to visitors OF both political complexion
while he was superintendent. and In addition that
he had expended several hundred dollars OF his
own money In that way.
81 have BEEN, he said In conclusion "a heavy
loser financially py my transactions to say nothing
Of terrible anguish that have suffered during
the last year and must continue to suffer until the
day OF my death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
PRESIDENT ANDREWS RELENTS.
HE Is READY TO SHOW LENrENCY TO THE SEVEN
SUSPENDED JUNIORS.

HE Is READY TO SHOW LENiENCY TO THE SEVEN
SUSPENDED JUNIORS
Providence March 4 (SpeciaD.-The junior class Of
Brown University held meeting to-day to discuss.
in all probability for the last time the recent sus-
pension of seven members for "cribbng' in The work
OF the Rhetoric Department The following letter
from President Andrews read:
The sentiment and temper OF the junior class a.
revealed In the petition, are altogether gratifying
and comm endable. These vigorous utterances from
men so advanced In college life will powerfully infiu-
ence the entire college body in favor OF honor and
integrity. The fault Of the suspended juniors has
received unexpected publicity Moreover the in
clinaon at first TO regard them innocent has given
way In many quarters 10 a contrary Judgment
which reflects their character in general and
censures them much beyond their deserts Those
gentlemen are thus suffering severe penalty which
was neither designed nor anticipated.
In view OF this unintended addition to the severity
OF the punishment some abbreviation Of its dura.
ton would seem safe and appropriate. I stand
ready to consider this question favoraby in the
Of any one OF your suspended classmates who shall
write me pledging himself to absolute honesty In
his written work during the remainder of his COL
lege course. and expressing desire to rela.
tions with the college.
f. BENJAMIN ANDREWS,
President Of Brown University