Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-10-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

a dog.
The Mexia Ledger is still at
war with the Texas Christian
Advocate.
A STEAMER has just arrived
at New York bringing 1916
900 in francs
THE Star and Crescent line is
the name OF the Texas and New
Orleans line Of railroad.
JUDGg JACK EVANS told the
Tylerites what he knew about
republicsnism hast Saturday.
BETWEEN 5000 and 10000
aeople attended the St. Louis
thursday the 9TH inst.
Ian Antonio Express
to have a hard time of
in keeping its neighbor, the
Times, straight.
The Caldwell Register oflast
esk contains a well written ed
itorial urging its readers to vote
for Hon. Seth Shepard.
The grecnbackers seem to be
( about as highly elated over the
democratic reverses in Indiana
as the republicans themselves.
THE Caldwell Register hear
thy endorses Mr.. Harry Haynes
as a candidate for floater for
Washingto> and Burleson coun-
ties.
1T IS now pretty generally
settled that the democrats lost
Indiana; will some one step for
ward and tell how Indiana can
be regained.
A VERY considerable portion
of the reading matter in last
weeks Georgetown Record i.
devoted to party by the name
of Henderson.
THE democrat factions in New
York are thoroughly united.
Tammany and Irving hall con-
ventions nominated VIM. R.
Grace for mayor.
| GONZALES has been struck
with the railroad fever, she
wants the Morgan road extend
ed from Cuero and'is willing to
aid in the enterprise.
THE Sherman Chronicle wei
comes the coming of the Swiss
bell ringers, saying anything
for a change from the bell punch
will be welcomed.
PERRY BELMONT, son Of Aug
ust Belmont, has been nomina-
ted by the first district demo-
cratic convention at Jamaica,
Long Island, for congress.
New YORK city has an inno-
walton in journalism, the Sunday
Evening Journal. 1t is the on
ly Sunday afternoon paper pub
lished in the United States.
= On Saturday morning the
telegraph wires of the Santa Fe
railroad were completed to
Cameron and congratulatory
messages were sent and receiv-
ed.
The Denison Herald says
that immigrant wagons arrive
day and night; the immigrants
are good class of people and
have excellent wagons and
teams.
A Dies MoNUs, iowa, dispatch
of the 18th says the ground is
frozen several inches deep.
About two-thirds of the potato
is not dug and is probably
a total loss.
The hew Telegram was two
days old on Tuesday morning
and it felt so well that it was
CONTAINED Ito .exclaim: 1.-THE
Telegram is flourishing lake a
green bay tree"
JOHN JENKINS died recently
at Montgomery, N. J., aged 81.
He voted in every presidential
election from 1904 to 1876, in
elusive always voting the DEM
ocratic cket.
Hon. JOHN H. REAGAN made
a speech the other day at Bra
zoria in which he explained Col.
Jones connection with that
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$4,000 appropriation for the
mouth of the Brazos.
The Huntsville Item says that
Col. Mills speech at that town
last week was productive of
much good, many who were
wandering from the democratic
ranks were induced to return.
INDIAN agent Berry and three
other men are in Jail at Gunni-
son city, Colorado, charged with
the murder of Jackson, the
freighter, who was rescued from
a guard and murdered by the
Ute Indians.