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Fai!ures of q Week.

NEW YORK. July 23-The business
failures occurring during last week re-
ported by telegraph number, tor the Uni
ted States 1850, and for Canada "a, q total
or 1874, against 1888 last week and 10 The
week previous. About half the casualties
reported in the United states occurred In
the West aud on the Pacific coast
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-24
AnnihiIators OF Torpedo Boats.

LONDON. July "a, 3 A. M.-SebastOpoi
and other Black Sea ports are now pro-
tected by an electric apparatus placed / n
the sea TO destroy hostile torpedo boats.
IS the work Of American engineers, has
been kent secret.
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CHOLEKA,s COURSE.
Twenty-Three New Gases and Seven
Deaths Officially Reported.

HNtttIIo NIIIIOINHEy NNNJVTNDI'
ROME, July 23.-The cholera returns
for to-day are: Brindisi,6 new cases and
l death; FOntana, 3 new cases and 3
deaths; Latiano, 5new cases and 2deaths /;
Ostuni, 2new cases and death; CodigOro,
2 new cases aud no deaths; Massafscag-
liza, 6 new cases and no deaths.
AUsTRIA'S CHOLERA CASES.
VIENNA, July 23.-In Trieste during
the past twenty -four hours six new cases
of cholera and four deaths from the dis
ease were reported, and in Fiume three
new cases and one death.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-24

LONDON, July 23.-The special train
conveying the colonial officials, now in
London attending the colonial and Indian
exhibition, TO the grand naval review at
Portsmouth,, was deraIled in transit.
Twelve prominent persons received seri-
GUS injuries, but no one was fatally hurt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-24
Hogs sucrumbing to Cholera,

LYNCuBURG, VA, July 23.-ilog chol'
era is aling 70 an alarming extent IN
Botetourt and several other counties.
Some cases have been reported of farmers
losing 100 head in "A week.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-24
Uonl.I,iufIrrs Assinn.

CHICAGO, July 23.-The firm of Snyde r
a. HOOle, book binders and dealers in
printers material. assigned to-day. The
liabilities are $4,000, and the assets an
equal amount.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-24
TWO I1Mnsed at Fort smith.

FORT SMITH, Ark, July 23.--Lincoin
Sprule aud Calvin James, the latter a
negro were hanged here today for MUIR
ders committed In Iudian Territory.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-24

Harrisonburg's Republican Mayor.
HARRIsoNBURG. VA, July 23.-In the
municipal election yesterday ID. s. Lewis,
Republican, was elected Mayor, defeating
MIR. Pendleton. Democrat, by a majority
of 70.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-24

" Wind Returns TO Washington.
Clev@SiHauiilSGToN, July %. - President
o'cIcoanta arrived here this afternoon at
Albany Inc Journey, after leaving
1' was devoid OF incident,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-24
Naval Appropriations.

to.da,'o n nt.lNGIoN, July 23.-In the House
eDce y,.,. -lr. Herbert submitted the confer
bill aelp,rt on the naval appropriation
p, TnS ana 1t was agreed TO.
cess mouse iouse then, at O'Clock, took re-
TO ba neil tn. O'Clock, the evening session
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-24
PAGE W.. PIERCE.
Mr. Turner Moves that Neither of
the Rhode Islanders be Seated.

Mr. Turner Moves that Neither of
the Rhode Islanders be Seated.
NAsHINGrON, July 23.--In the House
"'day Mr.. Turner, OF Georgia, as a ques-
uoh OF privilege moved to discharge the
committee on Elections from further con-
s''eI ai'on Of the Rhode Island contested
eyHOn case OF Page va. Pierce, coup
'us mat motion with resolution
.ec aFing that neither the contestant nor
ttou.es'ee We're duly elected, and
iu'tler declaring the seat now occupied
y! At' Fierce vacant. Immediately the
,efuolcaus res0rted TO tilibustering tao
"1s' Mr. Payne, of New York, interiect-
'ut motion to adjourn until Monday.
gn tAe latter motion the Republicans
GRAINED win from voting, leaving the House
",NIaout quorum.
MNH turner, seeing that it was impossi-
cr,, 'of hlm to secure quorum Of Demo-
g.,. a.c members to day, yielded to the in
Present.
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0IamnIng Omt I.Icnro.pncnmonin.

~ ''''~ UHV IturO-PneumOnlh
a,vg HiNGToN, July 23.--By the recent
an't l1e Commissioner of Agriculture is
Ggo,,'' i1td to adopt sucn measures as he
mus Vn'' De't, in cooperation with the State
nl,,,.o'iues, to prevent the spread of
r'.'" -pneum mia. Maryland has ac-
f6ap p'vu 1he plans OF the Commissioner and
"olk of stamping out the disease
wa""eneed wa". yesterday. Tnree animals
n,,. ,""I Ilem examinations in each case show
,n'l7 Huu'l7 akabie evidence OF pleuro-pneu-
inCnla. MY .ila. Arrangements were made TO xiii
Msru,{I SICK animals found In the State of
to c.!!id, ana, The authorities having agreed
Otbo, UGeelun all that are found Infected
Dnera, o'ales are likely TO consent to CO.
'Fs'ale with the department.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-24
CoMMENrs or rmE PREss.

LONDON, July q, 3 A. M.-The News
this morning, commenting on the Craw-
ford divorce case, says: 1--WE would be
only TOO glad II we could dissent from the
iury's verdict, but unfortunately there Ia
no room for skeptloism any longer to as
sert itself, and the laiaentabie career of
this able statesman 10 thus DrematarelY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
FLATTERING RAILROAD RE.
COED.

Fort Worth certainly has much to CON
graduate itself for In the matter OF rail.
road facilities II now has Ave railroads
in operation that give 1t outlet in eight
directions; the iron is laid on nearly
forty miles OF the Atchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fe going north to Kansas City via
Gainesville; contracts have been let to
build forty miles Of the Fort Worth & Rio
Gronde, which road will be completed to
Brownwood In twelve months; the Fort
Worth & Denver Is preparing for an ex-
tension that will carry IL far into
the Panhandle II not to connection
with the Denver & New Orleans; .
charter has been obtained by gentlemen
prominently Identified with the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe aud with the Atchl-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe to build road
northwest from Fort Worth TO con.
nection with the Kansas Southern In the
Panhandle, and thence TO Los Vegas,
and now is recorded charter for another
road from Fort Worth northwest with
objective point at Albuquerque, and
work on this last road will begin as soon
as the engineers, now at work, can locate
forty miles OF the line,
Fort Worth now has eight outlets In
operations the Atchlson, Topeka a Santa
Fe north, which has nearly forty miles Of
road laid, win be the ninth outlet; the
/
Fort Worth & Rio Grande, which is being
pushed with vigor, will make the tenth
outlets and the two roads Just chartered
to the northwest win give the city
twelve outlets Engineers Of one OF
these northwestern roads are already At
work, aud the names OF the men who
chartered the Kansas Southern from Fort
Worth are guarantee Of the early prose.
eution Of work on that road.
Fort Worth can smile at fate, for rall,
roads always have and always VIII make
cities. Aud the roads that center here are
no "branohh linesi the Missouri Pacific.
the Texas Pacific, the Atchlsou, Topeka 4
Santa Fe, the Houston Texas Central
and the Fort Worth Denver are trunk
lines slready in operation, to which will
DO added other roads, with Fort Worth as
their initial point. Fort Worth has paid
In the past for railroads; they viii come
now II we do but watch. Aud our peopl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

check the raid on these lands, which were
,naIlepably dedicated TO the school and
pubiIc debt funds. but when a public
ofilclal does his duty so well u does not
do any harm to accord him credit. very
strong grounds exist for the belief that
the supreme court will sustain the ruling
OF the lower court. The record Is too
plain to warrant apprehension that the
higher court will consent TO any diversion
of the lands from the purposes TO which
they we're 80 specifically dedicated.
Every patent issued viii sooner or later
be declared null and void, and the lands
revert to the funds TO which they proper
" belong. The state is TO be congratu-
lated on this outlook, for in round num-
bers there are 100000 acres OF these
lands, worth at the most moderate yalui.
tlon, in the aggregate, So per acre. One
of the leading land firms at Austin has
valued them as high as 30 per
acre. The school and public debt
funds are the gamers. Mr.. Walsh's
administration as commissioner OF
the land Office is drawing to close, and
II IL not the purpose or desire of TnE
GAZETTE to cast reflections on Mr.
walsh's course in patenting locations
that were so clearly unauthorized by law,
II can only be said that It Is a matter OF
regret Mr.. Walsh was not able to con-
strue the law just as the legislature en-
acted 1t, for, had he done 80, great deal
OF annoyance, delay and expense would
have been obyiated. Now, let the state
follow up It's lower court victory and
press the suits In the supreme court to q
successful termination. These lands be-
long to the school children aud to the pub
lie debt fund, and must be kept for their
legitimate use and purpose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

DIsrmoT ASSEMBLY No, "a, X. OF L +,
Chicago, has made u serious mistake In
passing resolutions Of sympathy with the
condemned anarchists When knights OF
Labor condemn the punishment Of crlmi-
nails, they draw the line between law aud
lawlessncss and not between capital and
laburj and when they denounce the YER
dict that sentences anarchists TO death,
they antagonize every law-abidlng man in
the land II knights Of Labor would see
their order melt away like snow fakes,
they have only TO resolve, as did the Chi.
cago assembly, that "capital,n and law,
and " labor" and anarchy, are synony
nous terms The resolutions OF thai
assembly arc an Insult to every law
abiding member OF the order, and a
challenge to every law.abidlug man In tn,
country
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

THERE Is rumor that Russia's choice
Of Prince Nicholas OF MlngrelIa to occupy
the throne Of Bulgaria meets the APP
proyal Of the signatory powers. Unless
their patience passes record, they must
be IN this frame Of miud which led the old
maid 70 reply to the or OF the owl, "any-
body, good Lord" Between Russian
preferences, Bulgarian obstinacy and the
manifested indifference Of any who have
been selected to occupy the throne, the
work Of providing a successor has been a
yoxGtlous one; and no doubt, the parties
were ready to give Bulgaria Nick In any
abape, new or old.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
THE aRERR COUNTY LANDS.

State Senator Richard Harrison OF Waco
Is amodest young man, too leyel. headed 20
have his head turned by few words OF
kindly commentator, which he has
earned right fairly. Therefore TnE GA
zErTE takes occasion to say to Senator
Harrison that the recent victory achieved
10y the state Ia the district court at Aus.
tin anent the Greer county cases, is in
dlrectlya compliment TO his zeal and
sound judgment, exercised for the best
interests OF the state, OF which he has
right to feel proud His efforts as a
member OF the Nineteenth legislature had
the effect Of directing public attention to
tho policy Of the state laud Office, In
patenung certificates located on lands In
Greer county The opinion of Judge
Walker in the cases which Attorney. Gen.
eral Templeton forced TO trial Is COM
pleto and emphatic vindicAtlon Of the hill
introduced by Mr., Harrison, and which
ought to have become a law at that time.
This much for Mr. Harrison, whose lau.
rela In this matter are well deserved The
attorney general, too, Is entitled Go credit,
for has conduct OF the cases has been in
telllgent and industrous--so much so that
he carried every point. It's quite true that
|; was his duty, as the states representa-
tive, TO do everything in his pewer TO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

Tux strides that the medical profession
have taken In the last century are without
parallel. The operations on living sub
iects almost pass belief In New York
hospital the bowels Of a man were taken
out and washed In London the diseased
lung tissues were burned out, and few
days since tumor was removed from the
brain, giving relief from paralysis. II
only remains now tlat these wise men
open the bowels Of compassion 80 often
shut against fellow man, clear the brain
Of It's dlstempered iancies, extract and
dislnieot a bad heart, and they will have
that height Of science where the first rays
Of the mlllenlal dawn are Frightening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

Wa do sincerely believe that TmH GAZETTE
would like TO see Barlow wollop tho Nows.--
Iuloburno Telegram,
No, nelghbori TnE GAZETTE sympa-
thi1ed with MIR. Barlow In the assaults
made on him outside his capacity as editor
He has sInucd In that capacity, aud Tux
GAzErTE can appreciate the wolloping
the News is giving him for HIS sins as
edItori 1t win chasten his spirit and
teach him humilty--in time. Had few
OF tho Klngsbury specifications been
stricken from the News reprint of n. TnE
GAZETTE would have dispensed with this
wonderful war between the two leading po-
liucal journalists Of the state with the
simple injunction, "Flght dog, light
bear, nary dog OF mine there
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

TnE tArla PLANK Of tho san Antonio EHpress
IL 100 long; too wordy Tho Age moves the
following ~ subelituto. mo federal tara
lion except import dnros. No import duties
except for revenue necessary 10 the support Of
a. government. And Imports forrevcnue nd
10 tel with view 70 tht encouragement Of
h mo indnstuea."- Houston Age.
That plank will never be put into a
Democratic platform. Remove the In
ternal revenue tax on tobacco aud
whlskey, and there will b. more need for
high tariff. That Is the high protective
tariff dodge In all rs bald inlquity.
Liquors and tobacco are not necessaries,
but cotton ties are.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

rnE Fort Worth 0AzRrrK seems to think the
little fun tho Nows Is havlng with nm esteemed
Waco contemporary snniciont 10 divert the
paper from little nank movements on In by
othofs, and charges with long column ana
moro on tho DALLAS News, NIL growing out OF
the fellow feeling OF THE GAZETTE with the
editor of the Waco EXAmncr-nOt that TOE
GA4Er dIaikoe the Examiner less, but that
II hates the " we more. Tho article h pretty
fair imitation OF tho music made by q bear with
sore head ~ Dallas News
When the Galveston News announced
it's purpose TO print branch edition at
Dallas II SAID II would "bold the field Of
Texas journalism for all time" Iithls had
any meaninR,lt was that all other cities In
Texas were to be forced to look TO Gal
weston and Dallas tor their daily news.
papers, and that all other daily jour.
nails Ia the state were TO content
themselves with IL merely local
habltatlon, name and circulation. This
boast was essentially the boast OF monop-
oily, existent or would-be, II II was any
thing ut all save mere vaporlug Now,
THE GAZETTE holds, In view OF this
boosted superiority in the News and its
allcgement OF inieriority in in all other
Texas daiies, that It is very significant In
that paper to be boastinh of ~ intention
TO "stay" In Geld which 1t stayed out
to "hold," For Is IL not true that II Is the
boosted superior that winces and becomes
sore-headed by the inroads Of an alleged
and despised inierlor2 Ia 1t not he who
boosted Of holding the field that com.
plans Of some obstacle In the way
rather than he who made no such boastf
Either the original boast OF the News was
without reason, or there has been wide
divergence between boast and accom-
phshment. TIM GAZETTE was MOI
the paper that boosted OF II.
intent 10 "hold the neld,n albeit
II has "slaid" on without continually re
mIndng the public OF the fact, and has, b,
1t said with becoming modeFty, giyel
Fort Worth something more than %
mere local paper,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
GAZETTE BRANCH OFFICES.

Dsiiat--J o. MoSchiui, manager. THE "a
gErrI ia Tor sale by all nowe6eaiefB. bnDHoHP'
iionS taken az Bi2 Kim street, Dallas
DdnisOn--T n Loan, manager
Waco w T.. Oienn, manager
Wrntharford.-If rs D0reey manager
paria.-C - NJ key, manager.
.Jefersop-r. W. Cameron, MANAGER.
MarahAli- robert Kennedy manager
Abilebe.-J H. Minter, manager.
fleburne--W N. Byrd, manager,
Ei pae0-.,J A. stephenson, ~ ipnger,
Oaineayiiie-sE ". r. Ilill ana y. h. hlcksoh'
mhnnRorh
Tonham q. ". johnson. manager
Unnry tiroyo-lT. n WORKMAN, manager
Bhird-Frank Dorsey, manager
Grocnyilio- ~ Ellis manager
Coiorado--W. u Newkirk, manager
Mineoln-.J. y. Mcdaniel, manager
Cieoo--A 81 nednod manager
WhltosborO-J. q, Glenn, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

THOSE who are acquainted with the
habits of the Bengalese tiger say it is
madness TO approach the beast on foot,
for after he has ball In his heart he can
charge and deal u murdorous blow
Pooling with the tiger IL not safe at any
distance, in any method, or in any
countryi screen doors are no protection
for although the claw may DO hidden II
velvet, II Is there, and the dazzling glitter
Is the allurlng CLEAN that woos to de
stroy. The Bengaleso tiger only heunti
his native forests, and shows himself ii
his true coors as an enemy 10 mani III,
other waits his prey in brilliantly lighte,
rooms, In attractive gulse, for well h,
knows the silly victim will come TO hi
deadly, embrace,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
Chicago Herald

IL the states as they voted this fall
were to be counted in the electoral col.
iege the only changes which would be
noted IRON the vote OF two years ano
would be the Democratic loss of Indiana
ana tue Republican loss Of Colorado and
california, net loss TO the Democrats IN
Tour electoral votes In the electoral
college there are 40l votes, OF which 9ol
are necessary TO elect. Upon the basis M
the pluralites recently given the Demo.
Gratis would have 2l5, fourteen more than
the neediul number, The result Of the
campaign Is reduced Democrats ma.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
A FORT WORTH NERO.

ON the I've OF Hts Marriage He urapplcs
with "a HlghwaymaD and Ia wounded.
LnAvEswoRrn, KAN, Nov. Lieut.. H.
Potiit, tirst cavalry. tationed at Font worth
WAS TO have boon married. yesterday TO Mas
Resale sharpe, daugntor OF Mai sharpe OF
tho paymaster's department, ctc,--l Dallas
Nova
People will talk OF what runs in their
heads; out of the iulness of the heart
the mouth spcakcth, TnE GAZETTE
doesn't wonder at the News being ratified
over Fort Worth and locating everything
under the sun At the railroad confer Of
the Southwest. We forgive YOU.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

DR. McCosu OF Princeton, who left
the hall during the recitation OF DR.
Holmes poem at the Harvard celebration,
states In card that he ls satisfied with
the poets explanation, although still
feeling that the professors az Princeton
were sllghtod In the matter of honors
The Offensive lines were these, which he
(the docto) felt TO be reflection on the
progrossiveness Of Princeton, and were
intended to allude to the ideas recently
advanced at Andovort
DER Pinooton's sands the far reflection steal
Where mighty Edwards stamped his iron heel
Nay, on The hill whore old beliefs we're bound
Fast, M " styx has girt them nine times round
Bursta such light that trembling souls in
quro
n tho whole church Of Calvin IN on nro
Well may they aek, Tor what 20 brightly burn
As dry creed ne nothing over learns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

before the convention. Ia this free coun-
try men are not 10 be read out Of party
because they act az free men and advo-
cate their preferences. The good Lord,
and not the Examiner, created Sui Rossi
aud Ross pre-eminent services, aud not
the Examiner, made him governor OF
Texas; iodern, ne Is governor in spite OF
the Exaniioer, and was supported In the
election fJr governor by Democratic pa
pers 10 spite Of the Examiner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

WILL tho Post, GlznrrE and Statesman tol.
low tho Sowa In ite opposition TO Rosa admin
lstrAuon Aa they did In contesting his nominA.
uon ltromaina 70 be soon,- Waco EAaml.
nor.
That's what makes the press Of Texas
"'sgiSe mulen The papers mentioned
did not follow any leadership In exercls.
ing their privilege as Democratic papers
to advocate Democrats before Demo.
cratic convention, Gov. Ross belongs TO
the Democratic party and viii DO treated
ny Democratic papers with all the
courtesy due distinguished Democrat,
without regard to preferences expressed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
WHISKY DRINEING DECREA gING

The annual report Of the commissioner
OF internal revenue, published few days
ago, emphasizes fact 70 which THE GA
zETTE has called attention before now,
to-wit: that whisky drinking Is on the
decrease In this country. For many
years there has been a steady decrease OF
the per capita consumption OF whisky.
The commissioner states that the receipts
Tor the year just closed, from liquors dis
titled from grain, are much less than for
the preceding year. The masses do not
drink so much whisky, ana as the de-
maud is lessened of course the production
Is too. The receipts from beer and wines
are increased, and that means that the
manufacture, and consequently the cou-
sumption of beer and wines are increas-
Ing. This, however, Is an encouraging
sign, and has an Important bearing
upon the temperance and morals Of
the people Men who drink beer or
wine, when whisky can be had, are not
habitual drunkGrds. They are not the
men who, with irenzied brains, commit
the crimes that are charged to alcohol. 1t
Is whisky, as a rule, that converts man
into u. brute and ruins him physically.
The statistics OF Germany and France,
both beer and wine countries, and where
these beverages are used by all classes,
show that habitual drunkenness is com
paratively rare. 1t need not discourage
our temperance friends, then, when they
read that the people Of the United States
are consuming more wine and beer every
year, for coupled with that fact s the
assurance that whisky is not drank 30
much And the less whisky the less
drunkenness A nation OF beer and wine
drinkers win certainly not be nation
after our friend Crannll's heart, but at
least it will not be a nation OF drunkards
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

aatos Of Adyortltng Furnished on Application
Reinitfanoes IN dr1d, postoNce moneB order or
a regiafcfed letter, Ut rial ~ Office.
Correspondence 10 collected upon az ne"' quo
p,og,nf Information Of eronfg and tieies happen
tnos on General aiorcst solicited, and miH 10 prop.
erin compensated ,,t...,t.
yn,af be ace0Bpanied IN The mrftera name ana "a
dress rot Jor publication -ba 40 az epidcHoe 81
good JtiM .. -. 1900.
pergOnat 10 MemScipcs icu picqfc 'Hctose stamp yor
ropiU me-. q, ,., =.
an letters or o0mhunicah0usf or THE BAHEIib
,,,i,itessed 10 Itfe GA ttrT, az UENOChAr PuB'
Itsiiisa 90 Fort Worth, Jcr., AND sor 10
IhDiVIDUALa
An checks, moutB orfcTe, ponll notns' ,, tto''
should BE- B,dfie payable 10 Tho DEMOCRAT run
LfgtIIsu 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

THE municipal matinee Thursday after.
noon was tame performance, but ono
nearer what the people want, This town
has work to do, and II rs growing very
tired Of having meetings OF It's municipal
law'giyers converted into debating boes
Tor the promotion of political purposes
and the airing OF personal grievances,
Give US dignity and public service, OF
give ua designations,