Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-09-25

ANOTHER case OF sLnaIl pOA La
has been reported in Waco.
The Maryland law school ha
closed its doors against negro appl
cants.
On top of the family feud in tn
Republican household the New Yorl
Tribune pitches into COMMISSIONS
Raum in a savage manner
SENATOR PLUMB fifty terms tn,
tariff ''scufie between localities,
and, as usual, the innocent specta
tor gets hit pretty hard.
The Chicago fair directors have al
last selected site for the Worlds
Fair The Chicago council have
passed an ordinance granting the
Lake Front.
Our readers should bear in mind
the opening day of the great Texas
State Fair and Dallas Exposition,
beginning this year October is and
closing November 2.
r. GARDNER CHASE & Co., bankers
and brokers, of Boston, have made
an assignment and closed their
doors. Their liabilities are reckoned
at about 100000. James T.
Phelps is named as the assignee.
The anti-lottery bill that passed
the senate Tuesday is known as the
Caldwell bill. 1t seems that the
Doodle of the L. S. L. could not
clog the wheels of reform or this
measure would never have gone
through.
IT must have been the apathy of
hopeless contest that caused the
falling off of the democratic vote
against speaker Reed. The increase
of the republican vote was very little
but the falling off of the democratic
vote made his majority larger.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean has
stopped bowling about the persecu-
ton of the negroes long enough to
show that they have accumulated
S263, 100000 worth of property since
the war That don't look much like
the race was being so badly perse-
cuted after all.
Elk PRESIDENT GROVER CLEVELAND
will pay his first visit to Texas this
year, when he comes to the Texas
State Fair and Dallas Exposition.
Texas gave him the largest majority
of any state in the Union and her
citizens stand ready and anxious to
extend him a regular Texas well
come.
JAS. GORDON BENNETT made the |
great journalistic discovery that the |
newspaper which contained the |
most news would have the most |
subscribers. Give news, and you
gain subscribers; gain subscribers,
and you will have advertisers. That
was the secret of success of the New
York Herald.
owe have Just returned from the
mountains" says a Georgia editor, !
E'where we went for the benefit of
our health. During our visit we
fell down precipice and broke our
left leg, and as we are without a
pair of crutches, we call upon our
subscribers to pay what they owe,
and we promise that hereafter, when
In search of health, we will remain
at home"
lie democrats favor a political
sentiment in favor of reciprocity be-
cause it's movement in the direction
of tariff reform, and step towards
free trade. Many republicans favor
IT because they hope that it will
broaden the market for American
goods. The surplus of our farms,
workshops and mills can be shipped
to Central and South America and
relieve the market.
The No NAME is a magazine of
bold and original ideas, freely and
tearlessly expressed. 1t is often Sc
we're, sometimes satirical, generally
but never malicious. malie-
nant or mischievous. 1t Shoots at
folly as it flies, but never uses pois-
oned arrows. 1t makes war against
ounces and rascals-it strikes hard.
but scorns to hit an unfair blow. It
never pelts its worst enemy with
mud.
The canvass of General Palmer in {
Illinois has made the Republicans Of {
that State very uneasy as to the re-
suit of the fall elections. That the
party is badly frightened is apparent Z
from an editorial in the Chicago +
Inter Ocean, which states that there I
S great danger of General Palmer :
Senator FarwelI and of