Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-04-29
EDITORIAL NOTES.

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signed the bill making gambling n
felony.
THE Apache Indians are again
raldlng the settlements in New
Mexico.
TERRELL will never warm Max
ey's scat in the senate. Mark our
prediction!
SWAIN is all right In this neck O.
the woods, so far as the governor
ship is concerned.
The Spanish sanitary council
has authorized tho practice of
inoculauon for cholera.
The next Democratic state con-
vention should be held at Calves
ton, the city by the sea.
THE Evening Mail saws the rail
road from Fort Worth TO Brown
wood will be built at onse.
EXPERIMENTS are to be tried with
electric lights in the street cars of
the Brooklyn City Railroad.
THE widow of tho late President
Barrios, who has q fortune of S.
100000, is now living in New Or
leans.
BALTIMORE has organized a Gre
nation company and a crematory
will be erected at once IN that
city.
The Knights of Labor of st.
Louis threaten to boy.cut the
butchers who sell meats to Hoxie's
family.
The GreenviIIe Banner thinks
capital and labor should take each
other by the hand and not by the
throat.
ANUMBER ofthe striking knights
at st. Louis, have returned to work
with the Missouri car and foundry
company.
THE Schulenberg Gossip, Neil
L. McKinnon, editor, is now can
didate for public favor. It's neat,
racy and well gotten up.
The Railway Register says the
labor troubles will soon be settled
and then there will be no more
disturbances for q long time.
THE Temple Times says Moore &
Walker have severed their conrec-
ton with the Bolton Daily News,
Got "sourcd" in about one week,
eh!
PRoHIBITIoN has caused a diff
cheney in the revenue of Atlanta,
Ga, of nearly one million dollars,
which must be provided for by in
creased taxation.
The Uvalde Hesperian says a
ranehman of southern Texas has
made alcohol out of the juice of the
prlckley pear, which is pronounced
of superior quality.
The Orange Tribune truthfully
remarks that the next Democrat
ic convention will abolish the two
thirds rule, there need be no fears
of q dark horse.
THERE is at Fort Worth but one
opinion of the late wreck at Alva-
RADIO, and that is that 1t was
caused by strikers who have lost
their placeson the road.
JEFF DAVIS is the only veteran
of the Mexican war excluded from
the pension bill now before con-
gress, to the everlasting shame of
the nation, be it SAID.
ONE hundred thousand orange
trees were planted last winter in
California. The crop
next winter is expected to aggre-
gate 100000 boxes of fruit.
AT last q movement has been
placed on foot having for its OBJ
ject the erection of a monument
over the grave of Stonewall Jack
son. Better late, than never.
The legislatures of New York,
Ohio, Rhode Island and Iowa
adopted resolutions tavoring Glad
stones home-rule scheme. This
ohtght to make Its adoption GER
tain.
THE Orange Tribune announces
that Gen. Ross will open his can
vass for the govcrnorshlp of this
great state at Sulphur Springs,
Hopkins county, on the Sth of
May.
DR.. irish, the Austrian delegate
sent 10 Paris to investigate Pas
tours hydrophobic treatment, ad-
vises the medical profession of
Austria to adopt the Frenchman's
THE Orange Tribune "knows Of
no reason why knights of Labor
and the Farmers Alliance
take hand in politics."
We'll, no; not if they are political
r. a. SHELLEY, of Edgerly, La, is
engaged in shipping bird skins to
Newark, N. j., where they COM
mand from 5 to IL IL cents each,
according to size and plumago.
They are used for trimming pur-
poses.
The chances for the passage of a
tariff revision bill during the pres
ent session of Congress is consid-
cred anything but promising.
Should the measure pass the House.
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