Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-07-01
EDITORIAL NOTES.

+. CINCINNATI still has republican
postmaster.
The river and harbor bill will be
J. taken up in the senate on Wednes,
r day.
h JUDGE J. II. DAVIS, Uray Indian
$ agent. lett GreenviIIe last week,
l for Utah.
The GatosviIle Advancc-Sun now
S comes out strong for Marion Mar
: tin for governor.
, PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is making
fine record rs vetOer of pr.
vate pension bills.
JUDGE REAGAN has been chosen
as the representative of Texas as
the committee to prepare an ad-
dress on the tariff.
| AT Chicago the strikers took a
? rest on Sunday there being no dis
, turbancc OF any kind.
0 JONES county has held her con-
= vcntion and instructed for Swain,
: first last and all the time,
By the first of September the St.
| Louis and Texas railway will have
been changed 10 standard guage.
MARION MARTIN has started out
TO do little stumping in his own
behalf. He will open at Dublin.
THE Bellville Standard thinks
that Judge Gustav Cook would
make Il good governor. Cook is
PLAIN spoken man.
The commissioners court OF Bas-
trop county increased the assess
ment of over one hundred tax pay
ers at its recent sitting.
BAsTRoP county instead of hold
ing a convention will hold demo-
cratic mass meeting and elect deli
gates TO the state convention.
THE Now York Times has sent an
exploring expedition to Alaska.
In due time 1T will give a complete
write, up of that far-away land.
Hon. A. J. HARRIS, of Bolton,
has been unanimously endorsed by
the lawyers of Bolton and Temple
for the position of Supreme judge.
THE GAINESVILLE Standard claims
that Red River county is in favor
of Chas. DeMorse for governor and
that tho Swain men tried to play
trick.
THE colored journalists of this
country to the number of $50 pro-
pose holding a national convention
convention at Atlanta, Georgia,
August 3.
PlNE lands IN Wisconsin have
risOn very rapidly in value in tho
past few years. The destruction
of timber is far greater than the
increase.
"THE Bellon Journal SIMPLY says:
"Judge X. b. Saunders has consent
ed TO become candidate for con-
gress." 1t does not seem to be
enthused.
THE funeral of Judge David
Davis will take place at Blooming
ton, ILL.,, to-day, Tuesday, at 3 p.
m. Senator Logan will be one OF
the pail bearers.
The Wichitr Herald says Hon.
John Hancock is fast going into
favor with the people for COVER
ror. The Herald is the first
paper TO discover it.
CHICAGO has more saloons to its
population than any other city Of
its size in the Unitedstates. During
the first quarter of this year 1922
salaons licenses wero issued.
IT is stated that Miss Rosa Cleve.
land, the presidents sister, will
take charge of literary magazine
at Chicago. Miss Cleveland is a
worker and takes care ofherself.
THE Reltop News says Mr.. Mills
will do we'll to take look at his
fences, and sec that they are in or
der. Mr.. Mills will no doubt see
to it that the fences are kept up.
PRoYIpESCE; r, J., celebrated her
250th anniversary on the 24th inst.
Business was entirely suspended
and 1t is thought the entire popu-
Iation, 10000, were out on the
streets.
LAST weeks NaEasota tablet ,
has its outside printed in red pos
ter ink. The inside is in black ink r
and contains a large amount of
matter pertaining to the reunion
on June 90. ;
MEssRs. CARLISLE, Morrison and
Randall had a conference on Mon
day in regard to the order Of bust
ness TO be adopted for the House.
The result of the conference is {
profound secret.
A EpMRFR of postal clerks
thought to organize q strike; the I
postmaster general caught on and !
ordered their discharge from the ,
postal service. striking against {
Uncle Sam don't work.
THE Galveston News says that
Calling guns and not lnjunctlons
should be used on the strikers in
Chicago. The Calling gun would J
be KNOCK down argument that
they could not well resist. c
Mr.. RANDALL, on Monday, intro
dueed his tariff bill. He says it is
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