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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
Hartford TelegYamS

Let TIE poor lock out foEahemselves.
This Is the policy OF the Rep1Hicsn psgsy
Of to-day, IS every man Of comn71A sfse
can see at glance.
On the other hard there Is no stronger
argument In favor Of the Democratic pol
i;y o. tariff reduction than thas sforded
BY the history Of the war taxation One
bY one Republican Congresses relievs
corporations snd rich men I the burdens
lmprsed upon them. Railroads, banking
business, large incomes were successfully
| tempted from the war tax. Bur the
Democratic proposition 20 lessen the bur
dens thst fall upon ell the peopls hss
aroused the most virulens opposiaon
fsom .De Republican party. The Sena-
torisl tartS bill, faithful to Republican
policy, seeks to tighten the load upon
luxaries snd mouopolies. but gives moth
Ing CT relief, comior: or encouragement.
10 the massee.
Now we come TO the. SUI iect OF The sur
plus In the treasury thtt Is Increasing At
the rate OF mi.li9As every month, ana as
TO the proper nesns CT dispoAf OF 1t
and stopping future sccunulARh1s. We
say take Il Of q 3tSxes psi2fotneces,
safies Of the poor MUS hcasA fine Rs
publican parry eaYf Buy On qt.s.sGas
ing bonds q. pra1fum af f8 30 I'd ~
per cent" Mr.HAGssonAl Rc1taof sse
late spesches,k&s emphsiicat{y &peunced
that ss his p1ficy.
Who cwHs these bonds that NJ. HarIi-
son proposes &c buy at this immense pre-
niun7 Not the producers Of the unsry,
not the msn who earns from 81 to 81
& day which 1t takes to support hii
family. These people would reap no
oene icisl results from buying up the
bonds 81 premium with tie surplus they
| have psid tie taxes to accumulate, but II
will go tirec. into the CT q rs OF the cap
itslisIs. The Vanderbits, the Goalde,
the Assols, the Carnesies-Blaine's
friend.
At ore time Mr.. Vanderbilt bought
$50 000,0G0 OF our per cent bonds. They
sre now held by his family. LIE; us sup
pose for moment that Mr. Esflisoa's
plan Of buying the bonds st 80 per cent.
premium should be put in force. How
| long would 1t be oeiora Vanderbl's eZ-
ecutors would turn this $50, 600 900 into
| the tressuryend receive therefor s65 coo,
COO Of the treasury surplus, thus puhius
into the Golfers Of this r;c1 family Sl5,-
GG0,000 ct pIofs inst was wrer ched fro N
the people oy paying 10 csu.s = pcucc
dUt5 On the raw wool tasir Clothes ald
bisnkets ere made Ct, and "a cents q
pound On all the sugar they use.
We might multiply thess articles On
which the Republican tariff is nlching
money from the poor to pm. in the pock-
cts Ct the rich to an indefinite extent, bu.
We have cited enough to induce our read.
els to look into the fubjsct themselves,
and when they have done so we feel es-
cured that shey will be convinced that i,
masses must lock for protection, and tha'
the Republican party Is only striving tC
protect the rich, VINO are able 10 protec'
themselves.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

ARE you far neI? Every piow, every
snlt OF clothes, every set Of harness, every
SIX, every rsil, every foot Of lumber-in
short almost every article you buy FOR use
aoou. your house or farm, is rendered
desrer by the protective tariff. Every
grain of wheat, every ear Of corn, every
boil CT coitor-evsry product ct the soil
you raise more than you need for homs
consumption you must sell in open
market.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
GREAT TRUTH.

"To lay with one hand the power OF the
government on the property OF the cisi-
z,n, and with the other TO bestow 1t upon
favored individuals TO aid private enter
prisss and to build up private fortunes IL
rcne the less robbery because IL 10 done
uader the forms CT lay and Is called tax
ation. "-Decision Of United States Su.
preme court, Mr.. Associate Justice
Miile: writing opinion.
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z,,rInN I'd LIE runr.Iu.

De. H. H. TOLAR ana re. H. CALHOUN
are !ns General Agents OF HE GAZETTE. Ihln
ohioe Will be resPonsible to- all monies paia 10
And settlements made by them.
The local agents CT TIE GAZETTE sys EnoWn
Ia their respective communities, srG are 70
M0psIbls t1 She subpCriDeT uaSil nc 2ets his pa
Hsr, ehowiDg The maturity CT tie label, which
hey can exsnius and sec that they have cse1i!
according to the amount paid.
AL parties are cs TONED 30 eham Le ca<o
szIly ihs !ettsr % Authority of any person !tdl
xncWn TO them, who represents h!mbel1 Is
ys7siing aSsat OF or solicitor for subscriptions
% THE GAZETTE.
We cannot hold ourselves ;ospono!ble fcf ne
ACTS of th1ss who have 40 Authority So 9epEG-
sent ub DEMOCRAT PU6LlS91kG co.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Presidenl-Ber i'min H ,rIison.
For Vice Presidept-L 2. Mortor.
For Electors-S:ste at.lsrgt J. Rv-
ars OF Bexsr, T. B Hanna OF Grsyson.
Fret Distr!ctA. II. Caldwell, Brazos
county.
Second Dlstrict-C. c. Flanagan, M
ccgdoches county.
Tnird Distric'-Thoms Richards.
Fourth District-W. z. Singleton, Mar
ion county.
Fifth Dlstric.-W. Y. Andrews, Collin
county.
SIKH District-Philip Altbayer, Kauf-
msn county.
Sev.n,h Dlsiri3t-Calvln G. Brewster,
Webb county.
Eighth Dis.zic:-W. Il. Maynard, C,Id-
well county.
Ninth Disfrict-J. ". Mcdonald. Me
LsD1An county.
Tenth Distr.c.-Hernan Stsele, Comsl
county.
Eleventh Dia.rlct-George A. Knight,
R3evss county.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

GAIL nc ask g the 'po3r privilege to
slsnder b; ipsIn1stion; 20 cIeate the in
preston that political liberty Ia thing
unknown IN TsrrsDt county; to be elected
to cfi:e; 20 muzz.e the po!i;!cs! freedom
of me,cherts and Democratic newspapers;
to do az US plesgs without opposition Oh
cri,icisn-that is al We SIX; Ne dcn''
want the osrth."- BONA FIDEs.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

Mr. BLAINE stated the other day that
ClsyeIsnd's administration had refused to
apply any Of the surplus 20 paying the
public debt. The fact is thst At the end
CT JuDe, 1888, the debt wss $3.50, IA
1862; 9. the first OF this month it wae
SEA- SOS. l72, having been rscuced st the
rate CT SIS. eOO. 900 year. Coma again.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

The pEpsrs consirue to discuss the
question: "Is marriage failule7" and
all ever this happy land millions CT nc mes
testify to its success. L: Is only OF tie
train that Jumps the track that We reaG
in s!ar!lir g hesdllree; Of tie thousands
OF trains that Gaily make the trip in
safety, we .asd ana hear nothing. Mat
risge is success, as the echclss!ic.popu-
lat,on can testify.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
UNION LABOR TICKET.

For Presidential J. S reeter Ct ILL
nCis.
For Vice P.esiden.-Ch4rleS E. Can
bingham of Arkansas.
Presidential electors-J. D. Rsnkiu, s.
T. Foster, G ". Jones, L. Il Wsymsn,
E. ]. Smith, A. j. Csrothers, r NJ.
Humphreys, W. G E:hsridge, John
O'SyrEe, Jr JAMES Denson, Joha Nc
Kerps, q. T. Jones, A Ei~srds.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

In THE Democratic party thu msmoers
from all the precirc.s meet aud SELF CT
delegs.es to choose candidates. Ia tie
Bona Flda party, the candidates m .st and
choke Il ell but one for each Place. The
Bona Eide party is party Of bosses. And
these bosses don't give public notice Of
wien and where they will NEE: to do the
hiking act, either.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

MEN who ''spout politics for a living"
are not safe courselors for tsx-bur-
dened people-lor the reason that these
professional politicians msy be employed
by the oppressoFs Of the people to &C.
ceive and misIesd the people.
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TIE GAZETTE has the Insgsst
aoHz I'd Circulation Of sng Dsils
MsysnspsF published in Texaa.
q, Ra.a.rs CT adrer:.s. mon's,

Raiders Of the WEEKLY GAZETTE who order
Any goooe advertised In cur G 'lumns, OF ask Tor
toSormation OF the advertisers concerning them
viii oblise THE GAZETTE by stating that they
Jaw the announcement In the col1mnS OF this
" allie We do not undertake 70 vouch for all
,ersops advertising with Us, we snail continue
70 do our ysry best 10 exclude the dishonest or
untrustworthy tom these columns. We con
stantIy Gull out and reject al spch that We can
dincoyer and shRl be glac 10 have the assistance
OF cur subscribers in so doing
any failure or delinquency on the PSIt OF ani
vsrtis SIS, If reported by GU; supscriDeiS' VIII
DO auIy and properly attended to
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

IL THE Democratic party Oil the nen-
bers taereo. through primary conventions
are cslled TO participate in the selection
Ct Candidates. II Is not in The Damo-
cratic party that q few candidates gather
togethe- Aad divide os.veen themselves
Ste political Offices.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

The .srin "a q tex. These people IN
Texas who Talk it tight that :hey should
be taxed fer tbs benefit Of factory oNners
Eorth snd east htd better vote asa.ns. the
Democratic patty, for so sure IS II gets
Ghs pOver II will Gu. down taxes.
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r !, ae5s,Ssssssd E4ssss: I'D 4;
Fatal Nine Accident.

DENVER, Col Oct. 21.-A Lsadville
special to the Republican Gays: This
afternoon while ]. 81. Bergman and John
Fiidell, two t;mbermen, employed
in the Wolfeton mine, were as
cendiug the main Shaft With
load Of cid timbering, the cable parted,
letting the csge fall to the bottom Of the
shaft, 800 feet. Both men were instantly
killed, their bodies being crushed into Cd
unacceptable mass.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

How 90 tne Democratic farmers c.
Torrsnt County Ike &c be called s"couts-
house ,ing," spd 20 have i! iaslnuated
Inst they ara oppooed to a fee os.los
aud iair count In elections2 The Dallaf
Non Partisan (so-calle6), Independent,
BOA Eide orgars 90 rot wage waf On
farmers In this way.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

IT'S well to be patriotic. but II 10 re-
opiring too mvco CT pa.riotism to ask the
oecp.s Ct Tex,s to pay higher price fer
every manufactured article ihey buy, in
order that the manufacturers Of NV
Euelsnd ard Paznsylvanis may become
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

is ANY Democratic candidate for cny
eff q II T5rfsnt couofy d;shcnest or IL
competeu;? II not, Il is the day Ct Dsm
occs:s 20 support them, and no "ooss"
is ueeded 10 remind honorable men oi
se.f.assumed oblig.tion1.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

AKE tocre sry members Of the Nsslonsi
Order OF V.de.,es in Tarren. county, Is
there military political organization In
Fort WORTH That expose Of affairs IN
ComaGcha county, printed Yesterday III
tbs pspsr, Is very suggestive.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

TIE Non Partisan $50 called) orators
howl about national banks. They were
instituted by an almost solid Republican
vote sgsinst an almost unanimous Dem
ocratic opposition. When their charters
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

were ex ended and their powers enlarged
II WAS done with the aid Of one Demo-
cratic vote in the House and none In the
| Senate. The Non.Partisans ESQ cslled)
know this If they know anything OF the
history Of national bank legislation.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

No ALLEGED Democratic "boes" has
ever ye: dared to sGviss or instruct Dem
ocra!s TO absent Themselves from sEy
political gathering. Democrats sre free
to read and heir ell siGes, and the Dam
occsiic b >ss Geo, eeIiet) Who would pre-
sumo to Interfere with the rigds Of free
nen in any wsy would be told to go tc--
q ,liefY
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

II IT be tue that men can "boes" s
tayligh. party upon whose actions the
calcium ligh: Of public criticism is turned
st ali timer, how much more easily can
men boss midnight. party whose deeds
snd discussions are concealed from pub
lie ohserYs.ion.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

IFMAY be "dIvisiol" Of line to permit
Your oppcceut to speak i.st !or one hour
sc6 then claim ualim!sed lime for reply,
Ri,hcut allowing ri iuder at ail-"2u,
re 6op5t IT," Jd6ge BlsIr.
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PROHIBITION TICKET.
For Presldea,-C.inton B Fisk.

For Presldea,-CiintoD B Fisk.
For VIce-Ptesident-Joa A. Brooks
For Electors, state stlsTge-J. B. Link,
A1stia; W. D Koow!es, Dallas. First
Districts. K BuIroug g, Marshall.
Second district-D. C. Jones. Calvert.
Tnisd district r. England, Celeste.
Fourth district-W. B Ward, Jefferson.
Fifth district L r ,binson, DenIson.
Hixta dis:ric:-J. Fl. Heidrick, Dallas.
Seventh d!s,ric,-D. s. Snodgress, Vic
torie. Eighth dlstrlct-P Il. CslIshan,
Wselder. Ninth districts G. Mullins,
Ccr-.csna. renth dlssr:c:-W. A. Mo.-
rig, Austin. Eleventh district-R. Clark,
Thorp Springs.
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Branch Offices.

DALLAS
q, d. BAILEY, Correspondent and General
Aseak rs Gsin street.
n GUHHER, Calculator and Subscription
AGENT Sl2 Kim street, whore the paper can
Always be found on sale, and where ordeIe
fov Dallas city delivery can be lset,
WACO.
W. A. CuEEr. Agent and Correspondent.
WEA-HERFoED.
Z. 5. DORSEY, Agent and Correspondsnt.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

WBo Is there In Texas lhst believes iU
dear necessities and creep Injuries? BE
is the man 80 vote with the Nou-Part!
Sans (so- csllec), for that is their dec
tri
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
THE TICK ETS.
4 LIss Of The Fs1r Nest Prcrtnsat
Presidential riekeis sad 81 the
Tsx23 S,ais TiekSSS,
You Psys Your -sIes ssG You Fakes Yanr
Choics-Ask for whet You Wsrt
sIu Don's sac.

TEE GAZETTE is Indebted 20 he Hous-
ton Poss CT Friday, for the nenes CT the
Prohibition electoral ticket, spd to crafty
humorous Inquiries, gives plaza again to
the vsrlous tickets presumed for the
votes OF the people
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Presld eut-G. ver Cleyeisno.
Per Vice P-ts.cent-Allsn G.. Thur.
man.
The Electoral G,ckst-For Eleesors, the
state S. lsrse-A " Terrell, j. ". B,i-
ley.
FRS. DIlt1lc,-A. T Mckinney.
Second Distfict-E G Dickinson.
Third Dlstr!c,-R C DeGrs & sureid.
F)urth D:sirc,-Hn9srd Temp!etoa.
Fifth Distric,-John II Cobb.
Skin Dist1;c.-J s WOODS
Seventh DistTict-G A Lsvi.
Eighth DIstrIc.-W Fly.
Ninth DIst-,cs-w Fl Richardson.
Tenth District II McLssCy.
Eev5oth Djs''ic'-W H Cowsn.
State ,icket-F0r GoverpoT-L S Rose.
For Lieutenant GoverDoz-r. B.
Wheeler.
For Attorney. G srerel-Jas. S Hogg.
Fvr Compe.oiler-J0o D. Mccall.
For Tressurer-F Z Lubbock.
For Commissioner Ct General Land
Offlcs-R. ID. Hall.
For Supsrln endent Of Public InsGIHc-
:!on-Oscsr Il Cooper.
For Cnief Jls.ics Supreme Court.
" Stsyton.
For ASS lciate justices Supreme Cour:-
John L Henry, r Gaines.
For JUDGES Cours Of Appesls-J. Il.
Hart, s. A. Wilson, J. P. White.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

THE Democratic party never meets in
prlvate to make ticket for free men to
vote. Their sets are open and above
board, geen and known CT ali men.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
NON PARTISAN STATE TTCFB1

NON PARTISAN STATE TChBT.
For G0vernor-Marion Martin,
For Lieutenant Gogrrnor-W. A. moers.
Ii For Attorney General-Willlam Cham
:6ers.
FIR Comptroller OF Public Account
C WGeers.
For Safe Tressurer-J. Il. McFsddIn.
For State Superintendent CT Public In-
STRAIGHTFORWARD Taylor.
For Commissioner Ct General Land
Ofice-J. ?. Philpot.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

TNoIE-In addition to the shove Pres
deltlsl tickets there are four others-ths
United Laber ticket; the A nerican ticket;
ne Industrial Reform ticket, and the
Womsn SuEfsge Tick-t headed by Beiva
Lockwood Ed. GAZETTE
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

Thursday at p m. ct the residence OF
the brides father, Miss jennie Borden Of
Bedrock, WAS married to Mr.. Charles T.
Mcdonald of Johnson SountEseThe R1y.
CA. Field Cficl.tipg. IS III.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
"THn Youngest soldier in the war" Ii
beginning to wesr gray viii 'kers.

A WISCONSIN man married his mother
in-lsw. That do settle it. Maria &c is
not . failure.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
GIBBS AT GARLAND,
Hen. 8srRs.t s bbg Addresses . Large
Gathering n Gsriand On Primer.
PIES 81 Democracy.
The Union Labor rssty Prepsring Gvea,sr
Burceon for the People and siGhtsn
Ing :he helms Of Guvs2r meu..

ARLtND,T K,
y CO. 20. 4
srsD D G m-
cratic CemCn.
STATION " 4 s
held IL GIrlsnd
o-r'gbt. bon.
BsI1.;t GIBBS
Ct DfllLs sd
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A Clear sset m ent
ST. Paul GlCbc.

The whole earnings OF labor in tie pro
tectsd industries only amount to Sl8 IL
the 500 Of product. The average teris
tax is SAT In s1c0. II foreign labor
should be twice as cheap as our cwn
labor, 8 tax Of 80 On the 500 would
make good the difference in labor cost
The ram shining e3s in sI00 is wrurg from
the earnings Of workiDgmen, who receive
no equivalent in wages Or advantage. 1t
is..his sSs of "prossaton far the sake OF
1SrEection" that aasSthe pockets OF the
feHand fIches 4Mat the pocke's OF sths
Is ~
q Huays Cure HE Hussa Huns.ssss-our,
'Hunts,Surs ~ bts-tehf8 Ours,t6rshll Skin
Il sneSh'' 'sssas'ed
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10 Oenn
Married "a Ben brook.

VIII pay for THE WEEKLY GAZETTE
Tor the month.
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sEThe "Tspse' Cineaona CossfSt h, the ID,
tbsano lnsossM pyassa1@ {
lyhysfd InEestssste tag sf| -,
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psmocrntioIoounty Ticket
For District Judge,
ER. E BECKaAM.
Fer Representative,
Id PARKER.
For County Judge,
". d HARRIS.
For County attorney,
B. P. AYERS.
For Sheriff.
J. C. RICHARDSON.
For District Clerk,
L. R TAYLOR.
For County Clerk.
JOHN P. KING.
For Treasurer
THOMAS BRATtON.
For Assessor,
JAMES W. ROBINSON.
For Tor Collector,
J. E. MURREY.
E5r Superintendent Of Public Instruction
W. II. POOL.
For Surveyor,
J.J. GOODEELLOW. -.
For Justice, First Precincts
A. G. M'CLUEG.
C. B REYNOLDS.
For Constable, First Precinct,
W. E. MAYFIELD.
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10Oents

10 Gents
VIII pay for THE WEEKLY GAzKTTT Z
month. The best newspaper in Texas.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President.
GROVER CLEVELAND
For Vice-PreSident,
tTIEE q "HTR NAN

For President.
GROVER CLEVELAND
For Vice-PreSide1t,
ALIEN g. THURMAN
THE ELECTORAL TICKET,
FOR ELECrCES:
The State at LArse-A' w Terrell : "
Tifst Distr.ct-A T. Mckinney.
Henond Dttrict-E Z III i1aon.
Third Di.trIct-R U DEC afenreid.
FonTth Dist let II wsr1 TeInpIeton.
FIfth District-J ,hu II Cobb.
ski DisHict-J ). WOODS
Seventh q ri t. \. Lev.
Eighth DisIricG-W. S Fly.
Ninth DIslrict-W. Richardson.
Te.th District J. :: MeLesfy.
RIeyepth Districs-W. Il. CoTan.
state flcket.
For GOucrnor,
L S ROSS.
For Lieutenant Goceraor,
TB HhEELER,
For Attorney General,
JAS. S HOG +.
iFOr OmptrOlleT,
JNO D. MCCALL.
For Treasurer,
FIR LUBBOCK.
FJr Commissioner Of General Land Office
r NJ. HALL.
For Superintendent Public Instruction.,
OSCAR Z COOPER.
For Chief Justice Supreme Court,
j. " S AVON
For Associate justices Supreme Court
JOHN L. HENRY,
Il r, GAINES.
For Judges Court of Appedb,
J. NJ. HURT.
s. A. WILSON.
j. P. WHITE.
Ter Congress, sixth District,
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psmocrnt,o.,county Ticket

Ter Congress-, sixth District,
10. ABBOTT.
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oHes Of Publisation-sos ~. Second Street.
xstrTed AZ the Fort Royts, Texas, Postotsce as
5lsopA. Class Mail Matter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-26
THEY START OUT WELL.
SAVANNAR'S TEAM DEFEATS THE
MUSCO9EEANS TO4.

Lucky punched Hits In the Last Two
Innings Did 1.-THE Teams Evenly
Matched and Both Play a Sharp
Game-The Minstrels' Badge to be
Played for To-dey-The Score.
1t was rather cold for base ball yesterday,
but in spite of that there was good crowd
at the ball grounds. 1t was expected that
Augusta would play here to-day, but the
Columbus management telegraphed Tues
day afternoon that its team had left there
and would be here yesterday morning. So
the Augusta-Savannah games were post
poned, and arrangements were made for
yesterdays game.
Columbus was the first city in the league
to have team in the field and it has got a
good one. The Savsnnahians put up the
winning team yesterday, though, and they
defeated the visitors 9 to 4. Up to the
seventh inning the score was even, but then
the locals began batting and by lucky
punched hits in the last two innings they
piled up runs. The score was:
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AT THE THEATER.

McNish, johnson 81 Slavin Give a
Good Show Before a Good House.
McNish, johnson & Slavin's minstrels
played before good house last night, and
they gave a good performance.
The company is good one and has what
most minstrel compa1ies do not have, some
new things The old-tilne half-circle set in
the first parti supplanted bya pretty scene
of the White House lawn ut Washington,
with a music pavilion i'll the distance
About the lawn are rustic seats, which are
occupied by the singers and end men, who
represent the guests of the interlocutor, "a
character, by The way. admirably filled by
II. NJ. Morse, who is one of the best in the
business.
The company has an unusually good lot
of vocalists, and their selections were well
suited to their voices and their methods
The jokes and conundrums Of the first part
were refreshingly new, and proved very eff.
fective. The company will play again to-
night, and Mr.. Carroll johnson will award
the gold badge to the player in the Angus
ta-Savannah base ball clubs making the
highest score in the game to-day.
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Thy All Wanted a Hand in 1t.

The Superior Court has good lot of con-
stables to quiet a mob. Some one tele-
phoned to the court house yesterday that a
few constables were wanted Immediately at
the Jail. The constabulary force was dis
cussing the Cassidy-Dinon affair, when
they heard the telephone bell ring. One OF
their number went TO see what was wanted.
He was told that constables were wanted at
the Jail Immediately. The way the crowd
got down the court house steps would make
a man who has to slide down four flights Of
steps in order to catch horse car, blush.
When they struck the street they made a
bee line for the jail. On the way one of
their number was telling the others what
he would do, in case Cassidy had got out
again and was playing his pranks, when
they met the Sheriff, who told them that
a couple of them were wanted to take a
lunatic to the Ordinary's Office. That was
settler, and the visions of Cassidy went as
quickly as they came.