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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27
Teras.

= Ser 1teue 8aucontraft bes Gapis
tols 1T iebt bon alien 8etbeiligten unter=
5ei9net tpprben. glur 2ubbod berueis
gerte feline llnteri6.ift, neil er iie fir
ttnn6tbig bdlt.
9agnans 2eibital unb gamerons
Gutters6tore in Muitin, bic beibe in
Ser peeanitrabe ftanben, ,iiub abgebrannt.
Sieben pferbe famen in ben Glammem
I'm. ueber bic gntfebungs uria6e
bes Geuers tpeiB man ni9ts.
Ser GountD=S9abmeiiter &infeab
in &ilbare tpnrbe INN $500 beraubt.
Sie 9iebe batten benz fleinen Sobn
bes S@aBmeiifers aufgslauert unb fi1
feiner perfi6ert, als er i'm 8egriffe ftanb,
na9 9auie su geben. Damn orobten
fie, ben Rnaben gu prIgeln, tpenn 2ins
feab ni9t iein 9aus 6ffnen tpiirbe. Ser
SeBtere fam benz Wiqen ber &duber
mad unb fla9tete fi9 bann, tpprauf
biefe bas 9aus pliinoerten. Gin Oez
teftib bon Oa1as bat atpei Me1nner Na=
mems Saul unS SaDlor in 2inben als
mutbmaBli9e Sbdter berbaftet.
- @egen Die SalonbeliBer in Deni=
ion finb 20 Big 25 &lagen erbpben
tporben tpegen 8ertaufs BON @etrdnfen
on unmiinbige perionen. 8ei ber 8er=
banbIung ber atpeiten &lase tpurbe Der
Inseflaete au $500 Strafe nebft Soften
berurtbeilt.
= Sn ber 2abooie zines Gra6tsuges
Der Mihonri paeifie 8abn entltanb in
ber gfdbe BON Waco Streit 3mii6en eis
mem tpeiben unb einem farbigen Nrbeiter.
Ser gritere ergriff cine 9rt uno i9lug
bamit auf ben Garbisen elm, Der, bon
Ingif ergriffen, bonn 3uge berunterz
fprang. llnsliidli6er @eiie serietb er
unter bic &dber unb tpur6e iiberfabren
uno getObst. Ser tpeiBe Nrbeiter 1T
entfloben.
= Ser bon 8ictoria in @alpeiton
eingetroffene erife Ballen 8aumpolle 1T
berfeigert tporben unb bra6te $105.
9as Wobnbaus bon %. 3. Gor=
lep in Soufon 1T abgebrannt. 9as
Geuer entffanb bur9 cine 2ampen-
grploiion.
: Sn Dallas paren @erii9te iiber
elm ungliid auf ber gentralbabn perz
breitet. Oo6 f6eint benieIben tpeiter
nidats gu 8runbe au liegen, als baB bic
8riide iiber ben Sebuacana Greet stpis
f6en @oriieana unb Meria abgebramnt
1T. gbe tpieoer 3iige paiiiren t0nnen,
muB cine neue Bride gebaut tperben.
- 9ie @ranb SurD in @albefon
bat ben Wablri6ter Map, ben Maribal
Mc2enuan unb 5 anbere 8iirger Ser
Wablfdll6ung angeflagt. -Gerner beabs
fi6tigt bic @ranb SurD, bieienigen
Wirtbe au berflagen, Die bas Sonns
tassseieb berleBten unb bat besbalb bic
poliaei tnitruirt, elm tpa6iames Iuge
auf bic Salons su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27
Oie 6erren g.. 6. 6tanton

= 9ie 9erren 6. 6. Gtanton unb
Walter Samrof6, pel6e in europa
&ontrafte fiir bic nd9te Gaiion ber
Der beuti9en Oper inn metropolitan
Opera 9auie absei6lofen baben, tra=
fen am Nbenb bes II. SuIi tpieber auf
benz Sampfer u@i6er" in Stem Oorf
elm. Sic baben cine Dollitdnbige Opern,
gefeaf6aft engagirt, 5u ber bic folgen=
ben &hnftler unb &tnitlerinnen geb6r>
EN-: tuieberengagirt bon boriger Saiion !:
Die Samen Brandt, &rauB, @la9, unb
9err &obinfon. gteuengasirt: prima=
oonnen: Sill 2ebmann bonn Berliner
Operntbeater, Grau Gamer Wiebl bon
Mannbeim; Senore: Stritt bon Granfz
furt a. ST., SDlpa bon ct. petersburg,
Aloarp bon Weimar. gaiiiiten: Slider
bon Dresden, 2ebmler Don &isa. Oils
Muiifbirigenten fungiren bic Serren
Seioel unb @alter Damroi9. = 9ie
erfe 8oriteauug ber @aiion ioq am 26.
Nopember itattfinben. Cine Nobitdt
rSie &6nigen bon Sbeba" gelangt sur
4uffibrung. 9ie @b6re iinb berfdrft
porben, bas Sr6efer bleibt ba1eIbe,
tuie in bOriger Saiion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27
GtraHett 8ettleret.

I'm ein erfolgrei9en StraB Benbettler
gu fein, muB Elm Mann berlaifen unb
fdpa6 ausfeben, unb unfdbig gu ar=
beiten. gs tpdre ni6t prattii9 fiir ei=
men StraBenbettler 8ropns Sron Bits
ters gu nebmen, benn bieies tpiirbe i'm
ftdrfen unb ibm @brgei3 gum arbeitea
geben, un6 er miiBte bann oas Settel=
gef9dft berlaiien unb ettpas beKeres
tbun. 9err Soiiab Morie, Senniten,
M. s. fagt: SD erbielt biel @obls
that bon Brotpns Sron gitters eegen
algemeine @9md9e."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

- G6miral Werner's Engagement
dig Ganbesbauptmann fiir &aifer Mil=
belmssSano uno BEN 8ismard Mr9ipel
TT, pie man nod tueiter bort, auf 3ebn
Sabre nit einem Sabreseinfommen bon
80, 600 Mart abgei6loiien, bod bat f9
oer Nomiral ben ebentueuen &iftritt
mad smei Sabren bprbebalten. Seine
camille ldBt Werner, tpie f9on geiagt,
tn feiner 8ila in @iesbaoen suriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27
9e,1tSd1z 9Imrrifoner h;e Nesuf

: 9euti6zNmeritaner, Die geiu@sz
balber na6 9euti9lanb geben, folten
oriiben redt porii6tig in ibren MeuBe=
rungen iiber bic beutl9e politif iein unb
namentli6 ieoe llnterbaltung iiber bic
perion bes 9aiiers itreng bermeibem.
Mus etnem Mrtifel bes befannten liberas
len beutf6en Gei6stass=M =Mbgeorbneten
Sr. &arl Braun (@iesbaben) erfeben
mir, baB bieWtaie tsbeleibigungs= pro.
5eRe in Deuti6lanb, bic i'm Nttentatsz
tabre 1878 einen 10 entieBli6en Muf=
f6mung genommen baben, nod INNER
in bolliter gliitbe iinb, neil ii9 fit ie=
6es miBliebige Wort iiber bic perion
6es 2aiiers ein Denun8iant finbet, Ser
benz @eri6te Mn5eise eritattet. 9asSabr
1869 bate nur IA neu eingeleitete un=
terfu6ungen tpegen Maieitdtsbeleibiz
gung, bas Sabr 1876 oeren 181, bas
Sabr 1877 beren POP. SIM Sabre 1878
aber seigte fi6 pl0bli6 Die eri6redenoe
3abl 1894, auein in preuBif@en 2anz
ben, unb feitoem 1T bic 3iffer mod ni9t
tpieber auf ibren frtiberen @tanb beruns
tergegangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27
SchOlZ' Garten.
81 Nu1in. Terna-

Oiefer, felt lansen Sabren populdre Ser.
sniigungs. unb grbolungsort bietet bur6 biele
neue ginridtunsen unb Serf6oncrunaen ben
ginppbnern bon sluitin unb 9ureiIenben einen
ansenebmen aufentbalt. @S nirb bas 8eifre.
ben Der Manaaer fein, fets baS geueie uno
Bette bon muiifalil6en unb bramatiiden 8or.
trdsen oem 9ubfitum porsnfilbren uno in ieber
SinTbt bas 9ofal 10 gu geitalten, I'm ben an-
forberunsen Der. Beu9er seredt gu perben.
User iid) I'M Grelen bel einem tiblen Grunf er-
boIsn uno erfrii9en mill, Der uerssFe nidt
borsuipre6en.
LUESCHOW e BESSERER
9,7n6W Lessees.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

9ie Mitors in 9tetp=yort baben
fit @run6eigentbum an @aGs@treet
f9on i'm 8erbdltnilie bon feds Millioz
men Dollars per older beaablt. CUR
3eit. als bic preiie BON @runbbeiib am
b69ften itanben, bradte bas SrereIs
gigentbum an 6er Gde bon Wall= unb
groabsS sStraBe einen preis i'm 8erbdIts
Mile BON pier3ebn Milionen Dollars
ben Mfer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

& 9err garI Sonas bon @acine, Der
gum amerifanii6en goniul in prag er>
nannt mar, ben aber bic 6Iterrei9ifde
&egierung auf @runb ieiner politiiden
Iergangenbeit ni9t annebmen pollte,
iou nit elmer anoeren, ebenio guten
Steae entf9dbigt merben. Das 1T ibm
bel feinem Beiu6 i'm Staatsminilterium
gu Waibington mitgetbeilt morben unb
er bat ii9 bamit aufrieben ertldrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

net @epaltbaber 9lei6mobl ni6t an
ibn tpasten, 10 banfte ct bies einaig ieiz
men Seifungen, tpel6e ibn faf uneriebz
lid ma9ten. Nu6 in bet &e6tspflege
tpe9ielten bic 9Diteme; bic Surp marb
eingefiibrt unb mieber aufgeboben, Die
Ginri9tunsen ber @eri6te tuieoerbolt
gednbert, es gab allerorts &iidfdnoe,
0erpirrung unb nnfi@erbeit; Der
@prengel bon 8. geb6rte gu ben meniz
gen Musnabmen. go blieb 6er prdliz
bent bon Oben unbebelligt, mdbrenb bic
8iirger in i1m bic 8erf6rperung bes
&e6tssefiibls, bic 8eamten bic 3ieroe
ibres Stanbes perebrten.
SIN gan5en &ei6e gea@tet, genoB er
in tetner umgebung fait abg0ttif9e Siez
be. 9lu9 bas perf6nli9e Mefen bes
itattli9en, fait nod iugenbli9 i60nen,
aber bod 10 erniten Wtannes, re9tfers
tigte btele @mpfinbungen. ST mar milb,
aber enti6ieben; miiroeool aber BERG
Ii9, pfli9tgetreu bis gum MeuBeriten
unb bod fein Gormelfrdmer.
MIs feline @attin i'm Sabre 1850 pl6bz
li6 ltarb, duBerte 1i9 Die tbeitnabmsz
bolle 2iebe unb Gerebrung Muer in riib>
ren6ter Weiie. Ser Gerluf traf i'm
bart, aber tpie tief Die Wunbe mar, erz
fubr nur giner, iein better Greunb, Dr,
&eorg Berger. @s par bies ber ge=
a1tetfte Mbbotat ber Stabt unb nit benz
Greiberrn, trob ber 8erf6iebenbeit Der
politii9en neber5eugungen = Berger
mar elm @abifaler = fait bruberli@ ber=
bunoen. Ser treue Mann tbat fiir ben
8ereiniamten, mas ct irsenb tonnte;
iein better 8unbesgenofe in biefem mils
ben Merfe mar bas Pfi9tgefibl bes
Greunbes, tpel9es Die tpei1miitbige
9ingebung an ben S6mer5 Derbot.
Ser prdfioent mar6 allmdbli9 tpieoer
rubig ,lno gefeitet tpie fonft, unb nur
bas fribe @ilbergrau an ben S9ldfen
leB erraten, tpie febr ct gelitten.
(Gortfebuns folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

Gorttpdbrenb entiteben neue
Rrantbeiten, bon benen bic Meni9em
bic in friiberen &brbunberten gelebt
baben, nidts puBten. ct. Safobs Del
1T ein 9eilmittel auf pel6es man f9
ftets oerlanen fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

- Wirf ni6t bein @elb binueg unb
laufe ni6t @efabr 6einem 9aare ba>
6ur9 S@a6en gu bringen, baB bu nub>
lofe 9aarmafer unb Dele faufeit, io1=
bern f9ahe Dir etDas an, bas ii9 einen
Namen ertporben bat, unb bas, ipie
ieberntann tpeiB, auberldiiig 1T. Salts
9aar=grneuerer belebt, itdrft unb ber=
f96nert bas 9aar, felt, tpenn es ges
blei6t lit, feline Garbe tpieber Der, unb
ma9t es pei6, ieioenartig unb gldn>
aen6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

- Na9 8eenoisuns elmer Srauung
in Snbiana ging neuli6 oas iunge
Weib6en auf ben Srganiiten gu uno
eriu9te ibn bic 9pmne an3uitimmen
Rad bieiem 3iel i6 lange ftrebte. -"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

:, .Velvetine Powder" Diefe
Yraparatton burbe suerit in Ser preubifden
Mrmee segen berbriibte unb srinbise 8lSe, ae>
gen oas @unbreiten ober Wunblaufen, aeaen
Yridelbite unb ollie ber lleberbibuns bes 8lmtes
entiprinsenben Sautfranfbsiten anaepanbt.
MlS elm @ulber fit ainber ftebt es unGbertrof>
fen oa. @reis % Gents. @raparirt unb aum,
gerfanf BET ". 0reib, alamo Drug @tore,
San Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

SIM St men. prpfefor: nRen.
men Sic elm Mittef gegen 8ranbmun=
ben, 9err Ganbibat? = M9t2 Stun,
mie tpiirben sic fi6 !. 9. berbalten,
tuenn Semanb bur@ Yulper ober bersl.
in bic 2uft gefprenst tporben tpdre?4
Gan6ibat: nS9 uiirbe ibn = sund9H
tpiirbe ib abmarten, Big ct tpieber ber=
untergefogen fdme!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

GataIer Drudfebler. Gin
berabmter Gomponiit mar geitorben.
pie 3eitumgen tuetteiferten in ibrem
ytetrologen, bas Sob bes &initlers gu
fingen. Gin &eferent f6rieb: Seine
Weifen finb uber ben gan3en grbball
perbreitet un6 ni6t 5u 5dblen." War
es gosbeit ober 8erieben bes @ebers2
@lei4biel. Nm anbern Sage mar in
ber 3eitung 5u leien: Seine Waiien
ttno iiber ben ganaen grbball berbreitet
unb ni6t gu adblen."
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Bi&tis fir 4uSwauberer.
@rOBe YreisermdBisuns in oer l1ebsrfabrt.

Ser llnterseihnete iit ermadtist YaGase.
fdeine, freie 8efOftisuns eiusefdlofien, BON 8re,
men iiber Sabre nnb sntnerpen mod San an,
onio fiir $44.15 auS5ufellen.
Ser ~reis fir bic @eiIe bon Gan antonio
mad oben seaannten Sdfen, incl 8etoftisuns,
$52.3s.
Gerner rebu3irte giienba6nraten mad allen
Orten in Deuti6lanb, Sdpeis, Daaemart unO
Granfreid.
Ndberes gu erfabren bel
s. @rieienbed,
22,f.tuw 1aifase. asent, Gan antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

Die
0S6bentltdbe Treie Nreife
erideint
ieben DOnneritas
unb fplfet
$3.50 bas Sabr ober $1.25 fir 6
Wpnate in 8orauSbe5ablans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27
# II til aristisrtte s.
u b boris mel

Oas @eib 1T oann am biifgten,
menn es bereits feline 3dbne berloren
bat.
Das i60nite 9alstu6 fur Serren 1T
Der runbe Mrm elmer Grau.
gs 1T merfmiir6ig, baB bic S6ilo=
fr6te, tpel6e ben 2amm liefert, ieIbft
fein 9aar bat.
Was 1T Elm geien? 9as geIoeipeb
ber 9eren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

= unbenfbar. Mana: 9u bift
ia gang auBer Mtbem, 2aura, mas 1T
9ir benn paiiirt?-Grau: 9enfe nur,
&arl, in tpel6er @efabr i9 eben
19mebte; ais i9 INN bic gde bog, bin
i'd beinabe ein paar i9eu getporbenen
pferben in bic 96nbe gelaufen.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21
wednesday, October al. 1885.

ONE of the pleasantest incidents OF
the day is the kindly way in which
men Of all creeds and ministers of all
denominations speak Of the late Car
dinal McCloskey. Fifty years ago it
would have seemed impossible that a
Roman prelate should be followed to
the grave in this city by so many re-
grets and so.much respect. The secret
of the change is, not that the deceased
Cardinals creed has become any more
acceptable, but that he, its most con-
spicuous professor, was above all
things a minister of peace. He avoid
ed all controversies, he turned away
wrath with soft answers; lie disarmed
prejudices 10y life Of singular purity
and simplicity; he covered all men,
and not those Of his own faith only,
with the mantle Of charity. There
could hardly be a better propaganda
than he, and yet probably no Catholic
priest ever occupied himself less with
propagandism. Nation.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21

THE spiritualists are claiming that
the late Helen Hunt Jackson was a
medium and wrote under spirit influ-
ence, although acknowledging that
she was not believer in her faith.
At the dedication of the the First
Spiritualist Temple of Boston Sunday
a poem was read which was said to
have been communicated by the spirit
of LongfellOw. The dead poets seem
to have no way of defending lthem-
selves against these claims, but their
post-mortem productions are not gem
orally of such a character as to make
the question Of the COPYRIGHT one Of
interest to their heirs.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21
AN AUDIENCE OF ONE.
Playing for King Louis-An Example of
Expansion aud Absorption.


Foreign Letter.
The Counte s q sullivan, other wise "Mms.
VOTER the eminent Vrenne % actress, re-
lat9s in L. FlgIr, the story OF her recent
performance at Munlcl bslors tine king OF
Bavaria, who was a, his inv IrilJls prac.
tice. thu Il spectator on ths occasion
Nine. Wultsr own having 10 tx ii ~.
warl with considerable mis- giving t. ID,
pro psct Of facing an empty house, ac-
custOm,l u, lie /, TO having the TIA atre
packed from pit 10 ceiling.
Nervou. AMI trembling when first she
steppel on the bOuTl,. ,he all at one. b.
came inspritel by the reflection which sui.
denly occurred to her tuat what ner Al Ii
ence wanted IN quantity Il ma Ie az IN quail
ity, King Lou, beng rur,oi ~ ons Of
the mo pass 1T, plaj- sOsr, AL al.
mittediy one II the bs,t jul ges NJ actias 10
he found in his dominion.
She wa not long IN recovering full y -.
session uf all her powsr, AMI SIC hiss
rarely, she says, besh abls u throw 20
much fire aud spirit INTO her acting ~ sbe
did on that occasion. She several TIM;
tried TO make out the silhouette o. her III :
tary AUDITOR who wa, seated in the roy al
box opposite the It tge, but failed 10 pierce
the darkness in which the audit rium was
envelopel; for that part of tue house is, it
seems, never light,l when King Louis go q
u the play.
! Mime. Wolter is inclined t. justify the
soyereign's craving for ,lltuds IN the nc.
cIsion of bis visiting the theater. Tue sight
and noi.e, OF full AMI brilliantly lignteI
house keep continually de ,troyiuS tue illu'
sion, and recalling the spectators aud the
actors no less, 10 the realities OF life. Tue
suppression q, every element u di turblnce
and distraction permits tbs king MT m'rely
to enjoy tn, spectacle with comlle., frss-
dom from interruption OF any klnl. but not
to surrender himself 81 fully - tie artistic
/ illu ion a' TO take, IN Nina WOlt.r', wDrls
"ths fable Of tue poet f'r the reality anI
It is known that King Lpui,' absorption m a
well-actsd piece does, ~ TACT 90 that
/ lengtL.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21

THERE are a great many people
who consider base ball an unmitigated
nuisance and its votaries Tabid idiots,
but it must be gratifying 10 them, as
well as to the friends of the national
field game, that throughout the whole
of the league season just closed there
has been no charge or suspicion of
"throwing' a single game by any Of
the clubs. No American sport Of any
kind il 80 free from crookedness as
base ball rs it is played by the Ma
tional league.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21

BISHOP POTTER, of New York, in
the late diocesan convention, para.
lyzed his auditors by declaring that
the present tendency in religion is to-
ward "a scenic Journalism, acrobatiC
and spectacular, exaggerating the inn
pressiOns aud emotions" And then
the convention adjourned for breath
of fresh air aud a copy of Webster
latest unabridged.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21

THE demand upon the United States
treasury for small currency is enor-
nous just now, which is considered as
the best evidence Of an increased bust.
ness activity in all sections of the
country. For some years past capital
lists have been boarding the large bills
but now these bills are coming to he
exchanged for smaller currency,
which is more convenient for general
commercial use.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21
S GORDON
w. d. KNIGHT.

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contracted By any Of the employees Of said paper
Others will be recognized unless accompanied by a
written order signed By the publisher or business
aAnAger.
The editor Of THE YeLLowsroSE JOURNAL Is not
responsible for any Of the opinions or utterAnees OF
its correspondents.
All letters and communications containing mat.
ter inten1ed for publication in this paper, should
be addressed to "THE YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL
and the OF the writer must be given TO insure
attention.
YELLOWSTONE JouRNAL holds the contract from
the governor Of Montana, TO do all printing and
advertising, OF whatever nature chargea6e TO Gus
ter county and Is also the designated and only
pSper in Custer county in which services by pub
location can he legally made Legal notices pub
,isSed in other papers Of Custer county are roid
And worthless as has been decided by the courts Of
Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21

AFTER all the only member Of the
Cleveland administration who can be
said TO extract unalloyed pleasure and
happiness from his position ia our es-
teemed friend Tommy Hendricks.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21

THEassumption Of some papers that
Cardinal McCloskey's successor as
arch bishop Of New York will also be-
come cardinal by virtue Of his eccle-i-
astIcsl Office shows that the personal
character Of the dignity Of cardinal is
not generally understood.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21

IT Is certain that the Republican
triumph in Ohio has greatly de-
pressed the Democratic chances in the
other states. This is going TO he the
"offest' year Democrats have seen for
come time.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21

THERE Is no indication that Mr..
ConkliDg is filled with a burning de.
sire to see the Republican ticket in
New York succeed. II Is more than
likely that the ex-senator has gone
into condition Of mastery inactiv-
ityr for keeps.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21

For blowing up sunken rocks and
emperors there seems to be nothing
like dynamite.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-21

Insures prompt and satisfactory shipments Special
facilities Cor supplying new stocks Customers mt.
nished with CaIlCs nes Circulars, etc. Orders ana
Correspondence solicited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-05
WinslOW POStOffice.

In former issue of the Journal, our Win
slow correspondent gave an account of the
visit of Mr.. Bass, the promoter of Browns
Sarsaparilla, to that little hamlet on Water
vile bay, and the effect it had on the "unter-
ritied." Since the visit of Bass the newspa-
pers have announced the appointment of Mr.
Simpson as postmaster, who was backed by
Bass. Our correspondent gives us additional
facts in the case, from which it appears that
Bass played the part of a horse jockey and
spy. to exhibit his peculiar talents as a med
dler. What an example of dignity and self
respect "horse-jockey Joe" presents to the
Maine democracy With what genuine en-
thusiasm the leaders of the party must well
come this political nuisance, as he tramps
from town to town to spy out the little bick-
erings of rural politicians What a high
minded gentleman the editor of the CONNER
cial must be, and what beautiful prospect
is presented to the Maine democracy BY
Bass, who assumes the role of a sboss" to
stir up strife and dscord!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-05

Among the amusing political by-plays
of the week, is the attempt of some dem
ocratic papers to criticse Mr.. Blaine for
having few friends and neighbors at his
house on Thanksgiving evening, when
Mr.. Hendricks had died only the day be-
fore. One of the guests informs us that
there were about twenty persons in all at
Mr.. Blaine's. friends, neighbors and
kindred. While all present fully appre-
ciated the loss of Mr. Hendricks, they
doubtless felt according to President
Cleveland's Proclamation. that there were
some blessings left to be thankful
for in this troubled world. We
observe that one of the democratic
newspaper men who were so shocked at
the gathering of few friends and
neighbors at Mr.. Blaine's. spent his own
Thanksgiving day at match game of
polo in the rink, and another found jollity
and good nature at cheerful ball in the
evening, Both the polo game and the
ball were under the direction of democrats.
and three four,hs of the guests in both
places were democrats. One of the con-
spicuous players at the polo game was an
office-holder just appointed under the
National Administration.