Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

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Democrats by the new Congressional
appOrtionmcnt. The details Of these
plans rs affecting Illinois must ic
worked out In connection with the pro.
gram of the Democratic National Con-
grcssional Committee. which manages
the national phases Of the political
struggle In off years. and that program
has not yet been promulgated here.
Mr. Macvcagl has not participated
In local politics. except az II sound
money Democrat. since 1894. when he
was n candidate for United States Sen.
ator. Mr.. King. who is President Of
the Fort Dearborn National Bank.
used to bc one Of the party managers.
and was In the Senatorial contest
which resulted IN the election OF Gen.
crnl Palmer In 1891.
The Fourth. Fifth AMI Eighth Dis.
tricts in Chicago and the Twentieth.
Twcnty.flrst and Twenty third In the
country are conceded to the Demo.
Gratis. Congressman George i. Foster
of the Fourth. James McAndrews Of
the Fifth. william Mal,Ony Of the
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Nalisas City, NO., May l4.-James
ii. Eckcls. Of Chicago. former Comp.
tr0ller OF the Currency. who II attend
Ing the bankers convention here. said
today: II believe the Democrats can
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nm. only"
was asked.
"The silver question must be forgot.
ten. No more financial legislation IL
needed mt this time.
"'rhc Democrats should take the 10.
sitIon that the Philippines have come
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Mr.. Francis NJ. Woods. the famous
educator. Is the man who led the
movement TINT closed Garfield pnrk
race trnck n few ycars ugo. The good
people of the West Side have nor for.
gotten Mr.. Woods on this nc,ount. CON.
se,,uently II il believed thnt Francis
Al. Woo,ls cnn swccu tho Nin.,e.n,h
District ns nm indepemlcnt ItenubIicnn
candidate for Stntc Senator.
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SOU '""'''"'"' ~ "rg'' " a"el" 'ne
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'"' "'N'" '''S'r'''' MI Bryan w""t"
prov" "''""g 'ln''nIa'e'
oG,
In the recent c,se M nm ohused wifi.
and n brutal husband in Ills court
Judge Tuthill of Chicnuo cxnressod nm
opInion To the effect TINT n WAS tho
right IL not the dutv Of n woman IN
shoot her husband II be wos hent,n~
her. The law does not outhorIxe nor
excuse n homicide unless n ia com.
mItted ms the Inst necessity NJ n man
I'm defending his own life A norson
assaIled must retreot from his assoii.
ant and avoid collision os long os NOS.
sIble. When no con retreot No garthor
he may strike hack Rut ho must mse
no greater violence than ia necessary
TO nrotect his life or m avert donyerous
injury, If man is ossoiled ot night