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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-14
AN OCEAN OF FLAME.
A Prairie Fire Raging West OF
Aberdeen.

Special to the Globe.
ABERDEEN, OAK. Nov. ia great
prairie fire is raging west of this city
TO- night. The flames, driven by a high
wind, are sweeping through the high
grass, and present a terrible spectacle.
The extent Of the damage cannot be es-
timated, but no danger is apprehended
in this CITY,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-14
JACK, THE RIPPER, oUTDoNE.
A Nebraska Farmer Murders Two
of His Neighbors and Mutilates
Their Bodies.

OF his NelSiluofS anu ThueHdteS
Their Bodies.
Written for the Globe.
CozAD, Neb., Nov. BIN Custer
county, about eighteen miles north of
here, Hiram Rotten and. William Ash
ley, school directors, went to the house
of a farmer named Albert Holstein,
who lives near them. A clock, some
chairs and several other things had
been taken from the school house, and
suspicion had fallen OH Holstein's chill
dren. The directors failing to return
for three days their friends instituted
search for them, and yesterday foand
their dead bodies concealed in a hay
stack i'll Holsteln's field. The hogs had
horribly mutilated the bodies of both.
Holstein is gone, and the team which
the murdered men drove to his place is
also missing
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-14
Evans Will Contest.

SpeclaI 10 tne GIODe.
ST. CLOUD, Nov. 13.-The canvassing
board of Stearns county has succeeded
in adding another Republican victory,
which was at first claimed by Demo-
Gratis. By the corrected official returns
F. E. Searle, for representative of the
First district, has Is majority. A great
deal of dissatisfaction is expressed, and
Evans, Democrat, will contest Searle's
election
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-14
BISHOPS BANQUEFED.
Methodist Episcopal Prelates
Conclude Their Semi-Annnat

Conference.
BosToN, Nov. 13.-The seIni-annual.
meeting of the Board of Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal: church which has
been in session in this city for nearly a
week. adjourned this afternoon to meet
next May in Delaware. Ohio. To>day's.
discussions were wholly Of a private na5
ture. Bishop Mallieu will have charge:
of the New England conference, but
the names of bishops who are to have
charge of the conferences cannot be
given
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10
TIE. LESSONS OF "UNSER
FRITZ CASE.

The greatest doctors in Europe
don'i seem to know what ails "Unser
lrlz."
Thus are the Garfield and Grant
episodes repeated, and public con-
fidebce in "expert" medical know
ledge is again shaken.
The effect 10 d revulsion.
since the fatal days Of 1888, many
OF the doctrines of the schoollnen
concerning extensive medication
have been abandoned, and all schools
oi practice are more and more rely
ing upon old fashioned simple root
and herb preparations and careful
nursing,-the only reliances known
to our ancestors.
These methods and reliances are
illustrated to-day in a series Of old
fashioned roots and herbs prepara-
tions recently given to the world by
the well-known proprietors Of
Warmers safe cure--preparations
made from formnla possessed by
many Of our oldest families, and
rescued for popular use, and issued
under the happy designation Of
Warmers Log Cabin Remedies.
"My son." exclaimed venerable
woman to the writer when he was q
boy, "my son, your yeller and pale
and weak like 1ookin'. your needin'
good shaking up with some sas'-
pAril'"
4 jug Of spring sarsaparilla was
JUS. as necessary in the winter
supplies" of fifty years ago as was a
barrel Of pork, and famous medical
authority says that the very general
prevalence Of the use Of such q pre-
paraton as Log Cabin sarsaparilla
explains the rugged health Of our
ancestors.
While Warmers Log Cabin Sarsa-
parilla is an excellent remedy for all
seasons of the year, it is particularly
valuable in the spring, when the
system is full OF slu- gish blood and
requires natural constitutional
tonic and iuvigoralor to resist coils
and pneumonia, and the effects of q
long winter. philo NJ. Parsons,
clerk OF the City Hotel of Hartford,
Conn, was p ostrated with a cold
which, he SAYS, "seened to settle
through my boay. neglected it and
the result was my blood became inn
poyerished and poisoned, indicated
by infla,ned eyes. was treated but
my eyes grew worse. was obliged
TO wear shade over them. feared
that | would be Obliged TO give up
work"
"Under the operation OF Wa,ner's
Log Cabin saisal,ari'ia ana LAYER
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10
NEW Today.
No ss1.
Applications FOR A PATENT.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. r
IN Dentsis. whose toxtofilce ad1tes 10 Battle
Mountain, Lander County. Nevada, has this day.
as agent for Jacob Sumner 1ates. fled his ap
pi cation for patent for 545 linear feet Of the
Ida ie1iietts mine or vein bearing gold and
silver. With surface Rronnd 600 feet In width,
situated In Pittsburg Mining District, County OF
J. ,pder and State OF Nevada, and designated by
the fieid notes and Official plat ON file In this
ofiic. as Lot No. 81, in Township 80 n. Range 40
East Of Mount Diab.o Meridian. said Lot No. 80
being described az follows;
Beginning at post marked "Posf No u s
Survey No g." which is identical with post No.
Of U. s. Survey No. 81. whence section corner
post on the N Il. cor of Sec. o, 7. 20, II. r. - Il
bears Is y deg 4 1890 feet; mouth OF tunnel No
bears n II dee AZ min Z 3ls feet, thence for
LIST Course--Far. IL deg IS min East 40
deg ~ min \. 800 feet to post marked Post
No U 5 survey No 80" winch is identical with
post No4 of o Survey No 81, thence for
I'd Course--S 40 deg Is min 645 feet to .
post marked Post No U 8 Survey No 3s, "
thence for
I'd Courses 10 deg 45 min W 900 feet to a
post marked Post NO U Survey No IS, -
thence for
Ash Courses A. deg Is min Z 545 feet to q
post marked ''rost No U s Survey No 49," the
place OF beginning.
Conta ming J0-l00 acres.
Courses EXPRESSED from the true Meridian
with magnetic variation OF IL des 46 min L.
The location of this mine is recorded IN the
records Of piltsburg Mining District. tounty Of
Lander and state OF Nevada and in the records Of
the County Recorder OF th said Lander County.
Any and al persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Ida Henrietta mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse Chains
with the Register of the UBited States Land Oihce
at Eureka in the state of Nevada du,ing the
sixty days period II publication hereof, or they
vill be buried by virtue oi the statute.
ID. II. HAL. Re lister.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
Of Application for iatent be published tor tne
period Of ten consecutive weeks in the Central
aevadan, a wees,y newspaper published a.
Battle Mountain. Lander County. Nevaua.
ID. II. II ALL, Register.
May 10 1893.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10

LANDER COUNTY,
Nevada.
IT'S LOCATION, TOPOGRAPHY, efcl-
0cY. SOIL. CLIMATE AND
P29DJ jTi1aS.
sTs MINING. live STOCK AND aGa,-
Cultural iATkRas-s. htaE9oaDs.
SCHOOLS. CHfrcaGs AND rgarEr.
NAL sOtE.rfss.
gfs History fresh Its First sc,t.cIacat
IL the Present iSss.
A SKETCH Ry PROFESSOR ). u.
BRIsrow.
sfs History fresh tts First scst.esaeRs
IL the Present 1885.


Nevada had already bccome a terri.
try by President L.ncnln's approving,
March 20, 1861 che Act for tie efgan-
i1ation of the Territory Of Nesaaa
James W. Nye, .f Nss York, WAS ~.
pointed Governor.
The excitement in the western part
of the Territory, and ia California,
consequent t. the discov cry of tho
Pony ledge caused such an luHux Of
popu.a alton that it was found neesss iry
tn organize mining district. Ac
cordinalv district seventy FIVE uilus
EAST aud west by twenty norih aisd
south Was formed, II which MAS gwen
the name OF Reese RIVER Mining Dis
,rict; and William u. Ialeott was
elected Recorder.
From the nature of things il soon
became evident that the distriet
wvula become embarrassed without "a
county government. ON account ui
which, Mr. A. j. sinnIons framed a
bill creating Lander County cut oi
Humboldt and Churchill Counties,
which was approved Dee 10Th, 1852.
Its boundaries were as follows.
Beginning at the poiat Of intersection
Q the fortieth meridian Of longitude
west from Washington, with the forty.
second patallel Of north latitude, or
northern boundary of Nevada Terri
cory; thence running south on the line
of said fortieth meridian Of longitude,
through the counties of Humboldt and
Churchill. to the thirty-nintn parallel
OF north latitude. or northern b und
ary lihe Of Esmeralda County; thence
east along the said northern boundary
line OF Esnicralda County, to the
eastern boundary line Of the the Ter
ritory; thence north, following the
eastern boundary line Of the Territory
to the northern tounsary line of the
Territory aforesaid; thence west along
sa'd northern boundary lane to The
place of beginning.
These boundaries included nearly
one-third uf the area of the Territory.
Which area was unknown and apparent
ly barren, deaolate waste.
The situation of Jacohs Springs OF
ieriDg superior Inducements. from the
evenness OF the surrounding country
aud abundance Of good water, the
county seat first authorized by the
Territorial Legislature was located here
and named Jacohsville in honor of G.
W. Jacobs, division agent for the
Overland Mail Company.
For awhile Jacobs,ilIe was a thirty.
ing, prosperous town, but its distance
from tho claims worked, being several
miles, proved IT'S death .knell.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]. r.
N Dennis. whose Postoffice address is Battle
M agent Tor Jacob sumner Gates, filed his APP
plicatioa for patent for 1900 linear feet OF the
cumberland mine or vein bearing gold and sill
Yer with surface ground 600 feet in width, stu.
atsd in Pittsburg Mining Dis rict. County OF
Lander and State OF N.v.ds, and des gnated by
the field notes and official plat on file in this
Office as Lot No 40 in Township 80 N ~ asst
of Mount Diablo Meridian, said Lot No ~ being
described as follows. towit.
Beginning at a post marked Post No / U 8
Survey Mo 10" which is identical with post No
OF u Survey No 3D. whence section corner post
on the h corner vi see ion @, To, Al II,
bears "a deg 30 min 56y1 feet, mouth Of SUN.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10

DINYV Y Rewarded are thoss who read
hlJntIl this aud then 1t; they will ind
employment that viii not take tben
from their homes and families. The profits are
large. and sure for overy industrious person.
ma y have made and are now making several
hundrs d dollars a meath. II Is easv for any one
to make IS and upwards pr d,y. VINO Is willing
to work Either sex. youn1 or old; capital not
needed; start you. Everything new. No
snroal ability required you, reader. can 10 II
as we'll as any one Write to us at once for full
particulars which We fpail flee. Addr s.
Stinson Il Co., Portland, Maine.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10
Authorized Agents.

c.w. CRAZE. sls Pine Street, Room 20, San
Frauc,seo. California
p. FlsHtR, Room Il. Merchants Ex.
~hanrs. san Ftarciaca, Cal
l,Eu n. MOTE. Nm ~ and "a street, saefa
o.<t 10. i. our only sesnt "a that citS.
GEO. T. RON Eli y Co, 40 spsce street
New FORK City. New YORK.
raAs. X. MILLER a co, no. TrisnnS
Builuli,g, Chicago. Illinois.
The Above agents auth1f'zsh 70 eo"to'
aenxys due the fia.pAS, take ordss f"i
.avrrtsing, solicit subscribers ami attend 70 ~
o her h'isI.oss fos that NAV tsco,ip"rtse WI
his Office
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10

pie, but it was discovered that the wes-
tern boundary line Of the county was
east OF Austin, which was re e,tited iy
All Act OF the Legislature Of the T.rri-
tory, and approved by the Governor
February 10th. 1864. removing
that part of the western boundary line
lying between the thirty-ninth and
iorsiesh parallels - Mount Airy Sa
ton, winch line, afterwards. MAS
rla along tie summit OF the ID satoya
i.ange.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10
No. ss2.
No. SS2.
APPLICATION F0a A PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Eurcks, Nevada. May 1st. 1855


n 0TIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI J. r.
~ Dennis, whose Postofce address Is Battle
Mountain, Lander County, Nevada, has this day !,
xgen. Tor Jacob sumner Yates, filed his ap-
piication Tor patent for 500 linear feet of the
Evening star mine or vein bearing gold and sill
yer VITA surface ground go feet in width stu
uted in Pittsburg Mining District, Coun'y OF
Lander and State of Nevada and designated BY
he field notes and official plat on file in this
.ftice Lot NO. 30 in Township ~ N. nange As
East Of Mount Dinl,lo Meridian. said Lot No ~
being described as follows, io-wit:
Eeginning at a post marked "rost Mol U
Survey no ~" ~heiice sec. cor. post on y Z
corner Of sec. G, T, 20 n Il 4o L, bears % deg
50 min East 5G9z feet, mousn Of tunnel no z
bears "A deg ~ min 4. go feet, thence ior
lst Courses 40 deg Is lnin L 800 feet to =
pest marked Post No survey No 80,
which l. Identical with post No vi s survey
No IS. thence Tor
I'd Course-s 40 deg As min T. coo feet TO
post marked Post NO . U ) Survey No 39'
which il ids nti nj with post No 8 Of U ) surye,
NO 3S.tLenee for
Sd courss-N 40 deg l5 W 500 feet to post
marked "Post No +. Survey No So" thence
for
4th Courses 40 deg As min " 800 feet to a
post niarAsd Post NJ , surrey NO ~, tbs
plpce oi beginning.
Containing d So 100 acres.
Solrs. oppressed from the true Meririan with
ms, Ie;ic saf.a,Ion OF IL deg 40 min East.
The Location of this mine IL recS rded In the
records OF pitlsburs Aiming let, Coua'y VI
Lain.r. state vi nevada AND ia the records OF
t.e Cuuu.y i.scoroer OF tie said Lander &, nnty,
And aLy aed ali persons claiming adversely Any
i,os iul Vi said tvching Star mine or surface
,rvult are required 70 me- their adverse ciailns
wiih the Rs.islsr of ia. United states Land
udice at d lreka in tas state ~ Nevada. dil..s
the sixty dsys perisd of publication hereof. Ct
they viii be barred by virsas OF the statue.
D.u HALL, Register.
ltis hereby ordered the foIescing No,ice Of
Application fr Patent be published tor the
PERIOD of ten consecutive wse6s la the Usntlsl
Nevadsn, a weeAiy newspaper pubiisaed ~
Battle Mountan, Lander County, Nevada.
b. III. HALL, keg gister.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10
No. ss4.
APPLICATION FORA PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, May LIST, 1885,

EufoAA, <ssse4e, Me} ASss ASSSsy
NJ Office is HERERY GIVEN THAT ]. y.
IN Dennis, whose Postofice address 10 Battle
Mountain, Lander County, Nevada, has this das,
a. q ent for Jaceb summer Gates. filed his appli-
cation for patent for 1900 linear feet Of the Lady
Carrie mine or vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground 600 feet In width situated IN
Pitts burg Mining district, County u Lander and
State Of Nevada, and designated by the held
notes. and ofcal plat on file In this Office a. Lot
NJ 81 In Township ~ Range 46 East Of Mount
Diablo Meridian, said Lot No 81, being described
ss follows to-wit:
Beginning at q post marked sPost No U 8
Survey 81, whence section corner post on the N
corner Of section ., Township 20 North range
70 East bears 81 deg 30 min 469o feet, the
mouth Of tunnel No bears 81 deg u BOG feet
thence for 4t
LIST Course with magnetic varistion Of II deg
IS min East--S 40 deg Is min 1900 feet TO =
post marked Post 40 y $ Survey No 81"
thence for
I'd Course N 10 deg IS 600 feet to q post
marked Post Nos y = survey No 81" thence
for =
Sd Course-N 20 deg Is min 1900 feet to a
post marked Post No 4 U Survey No 81
thence for
4th Courses 20 deg IS min W 600 feet to =
past marked Post No U survey No 81 the
place of beginning.
Containing 20.06 acres.
Courses expressed irom the true meridian with
magnetic variation Of II deg IS min East
The location Of this mine IL recoraed In the
recor Is Of Pittsburg Mining District. Cousty OF
Lander and State of Nevada. aRd in the records
of the County Recorder Of the said Lander
County
Any and all pers1ns claiming adversely any
portion of Haid Lady Carrie niine or surface
ground are required te file their adverse Claims
with the hrgister Of the United Ststes Lsnd
Office at Eureka in the State of Nevada. during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof or
they will bc barred by virtue Of the statute.
d. II NALL, Register.
1t is hereby ordered TIE foregoing no ice OF
Application for Pstent be published for the
period Of ten consecutive weeks in the entral
Ney.dan, = weekly newspaper. published ai
Battle Mountain, Lander Cosnty, Nevada.
d. II, HALL. Register.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10

Ic1n.lnued.l
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10
ROLLER ORE Cgusmsxs.

AL! ore handled without screening;
Moisture drled by steam; FArbank :
track scale; everything wels shed On cars;
Conslgnmeats solicited aud highest
prices obtained ON market
No Commission charged.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-10
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
DEN n IS 81 CO.
T. T. DENNIS, Edifqr.
uArxs or ADsERysssNG.

One sausre tten nnes) FIRST insertion. -. .s5 90
zach subsequent Ins, rtion. .............. 90
o,ders for Subscription. Advert inv and Job
Work will receive prompt attention
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
THE "FIRE" as IT VAS.

Southern Democrats are not "pawing The
air." Mr. Giob Democrat, but burnt chi d
dreadn the fire. Fort Worth Gazette.
A burnt child dreads the fire, but only fool
child breads the ashes of sn ext!nguished fire.
SO far as the 80 e' which the Southern people
dread is concerned, the hose has been playing
on 1t with The waters of reconciliation since
the election Of HARRISON st. Louis G obs-
Democrat.
The fIe"tds: devasted the South during
reconstruction dsys was not 50 much Re-,
publicsnism as the North knows il, as it
Was Republicsnism especially designed
for Southern colsum 2tiou: combin,.
ton Of negro, scslawsg and csrpet-bag-
ger; an aggregation OF rspacity AID ig-
norance; a coalition OF Crsdulous blacks
and the swarm OF sdventurers who
hocked 10 the South after
the war; and all upheld
by federal bayonets. Whist the South
knows of Republicsnism it learned from
bankrupt state treasures, the degrhda-
ton Of intelligence, the ruin OF municipal
credit, the reign Of venslity and the sway
OF debauchery-and al backed by federal
bsyonets.
Republican control Of all the branches
Of the federal government cannot but ex-
cite apprehension in tiose who have sui.
fered by such control. II Rspublicsnism
has reformed sirce the days OF
Grantiem, then Republicanism will
mean for the South only what
1t means for the North; then
there can be and will be decent Rspub-
ucsn organization IN the South; then it
Will be better for tho South and the
Uuion than when Republican control
mesnt only evil and humiliation TO all
that was deserving in the South.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
NEWS AND NOTES.

Mayor Roche of Chicago estimates there
are 5000 anarchists in that city.
The Baldwirs' OF Phi.sdelphia have
built 7C0 locomotives this year.
In manufacturing Rhode Island the
Republicans gain 1890 on their vote OF
1884, but Presiden. Cleveland gained
5l42.
Lithium is The highest metal known
and is worth Sl60 IN ounce. Gsilium is
the costliest mstsl known and ia WOE tn
S3250 per GUN e.
The Oldest and lsrgest tree in the world
is chestnut, near the foot OF Mount
Etns. The circumference Of the msin
trunk Is 2l2 feet.
The frst patent ever Issued IN America
WAS given to SAMUEL Hopkins Of Philsde!-
phis in 1890 for 81 Improvement in the
manufacture Of potash.
The wstch Industry OF Geneva, SWitzer
land, amounts 20 sic, COO, 900 worth anuu-
silly. SightseeTs psy threesfourshs OF the
steamer snd railway receipts.
A London physician has q copy OF the
Bible written In Shorthand, probably the
only copy In the world. It Is volume Of
smsu s,zs, and the chsrec-
ters are exquisitely written.
From skeletons found In South Carolina
{ 10 certain that there used to be rsce
81 men In this country who stood frog
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

dress, Something's appearing on panels,
hanging from the wsist on each side OF the
dross. Some very exquisite Psris novel;
ties IN evsning dgess ti3rel gs-p!ture sYe
SHOWN. A striking feature i0msuy CT
them /. the artistic conbiusliUn OF rib
DOES With the f)wers. This is very Few
snd beautiful, SO well as graceful. TIE
tnspes OF these gsrniiEres sre very eff &C.
tive, and such es the French know how
to get up. Some are fer the corssga Ia
V-shspe, and others win round neck
pieces or collsrettes and nsir pieces to
match. They are c0up1ssd If roses,
liiacs, pond lilies and carysanthemums,
the latter being especially popular.
among the other f)wers used for this
purpuse, and In highest favor, sre yioIe.s,
Wistaris, morning glor!es, spple bios
SONS, forgst.me>nots, miguonette, lilies
OF the valley, peoples and heliotrcps. A
good many simple leaf tt.c:s without
any bloom will be used.
Accompanying tbs Introduction OF arii-
h,iA flowers for millinery and dress
decoration. there has been revival cfihe
use OF artificial plants for houss decors-
ton. There Is this to be sxii for them,
that they combine the beauty OF the
natural orginsls with practical lasting
qualitiee. The perfection to which they
now approach ts!ure il making these
things 10 wonderful. Rises, GA account
OF their never firing beauty ere the most
popular, and il single stalks they range
from 25 cents TO dollar or two. Ar
ranged Ia clusters, they can Dc used either
in i,rdinieres or in baskets, g some
times for the corssgs, may lsti5s think
Ing the long stems more stylish, IS they
undoubtedly are.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
THE Woes OF COOGAN.

The largest individual investor in po-
fiticsl experience In tse late campaign
was Hon. James J Coogsn Of New York.
Experience alwsys CENTS high, snd Coo
gsn's bank account is lighter By 500, GOO
than when the campaign opened. His
stock Of experience Is measurably in
creased, however, and the generous soul
Is determined that the world shall have
the benefit OF 1t.
Prior to the late campaign Coogan was
an industrious and thrifty merchant
whose interest in the political ame!iorstion
OF the race begsn and ended on election
day, when he deposited straigh. Demo
cratic ballot. A plethoric pocket-sook
often tempts msn to folly. Coogao's
cash and Coogen's innocence ftted him
peculiarly for the designs Of the
leaders of the Union Labor party
Of New York. They persuaded
him thst BY proper and nbersl
application Of what the lsmerted Arthur
In famous speech S! Delmonico's desig-
mated as "scsp" he could get rs, 900 votes
snd be elected mayor of New York.
Mr.. Coogsn's complaint is that he full
filed his part OF the contract to
the letter, that his purse bled
proiusely for the benefit OF his
labor" friends, and that on election
day they ehamelessly betrayed him. On.
OF the 70. COO votes for which he bsrgEined
but 7000 were delivered. Such gross
breach of contract reused Coogin to
state Of hot Indignation, ard he shows no
immediate intention of subslding. He
bough. and paid for 5000 vottE; he only
got 7000. Coogsn's wrath is natural
lad pardonsole.s
Possibly by coming to Texas Mr.
Joogsn might find comfort IN his misery.
There once existed 8 Union Labor party
in Texas, and from sll accounts the New
York party and the Texas party were
chips c f the sams block.
Our curiosity prompts The question:
IS there &c. some one in Texas who can
With Coegst?