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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28
3a,st &ub,ne SelGtuamfcc'S.

Oas noripie0eno beutide Weiltpaufee 9at
bel 200 600 GintDobnern 400 WirtDibafs
ten, ipel6e ieben Tag in Der Mo6e, CONF
tug nidt auSgenomrner. ofien i1eben. Nber
Die Dortige eng!iide 3eitung ySentinel"
felt ibm III elmer sSabre5iiberitht, BEL Der
ausflbrlide 0erglei6e nit onoern StG0ten
Der Ser. Stdateu aEgeiteIt tperoert, fol9ens
0eS 53euguiB ans:
yOie i3abl Der 8erbaftungelt lit i'm Ser
bGltniB sur BeD0lferung geringcr alS in irz
geno ether anoeren Sta0t pom mebr ais
100, 600 @inmo0nern. Obglei1 bas Ser
bdltntB Der Eooesfdlle Qeringer lift, uIs in
i:eeno elmer groBtren Staot, lit Die 3abl
berielben bod gr6Ber als Die 3abl Del Ser
boftultgel1 tregen TrunfenheIt unO utDrs
oentltben Setragens. IS 9tbt Tait feline
Nrlltntb in Der StaDt, tDis Die Bertdte Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bdrtbun. is
gibt bier meDr 2rbeiterfan1ilien, Die ibre
WoGnungen lclber etgnell, alS in trgenO
elmer Staot 9letder GrOBe. Mefttaer linz
bertreiber tDeroen Dem Boli5eigcrtGt Dor9ez
fiibrt, alS in irgeno elmer anbern 0taot
gIet0er @rDBe. Sn cen DfIen1llher, .Yriz
patz unb 0en1einhel6ulen ltto me0r 8inoer
ais in irgeub elmer Stact glei@er @rDBe.
Die Ginlpobner Wtilpdufec5 liebeu ibre
0Guslidsfeit u1lo, mic Die W(itglie0ersdbl Der
muiitaliiden 8ereine Setgt, ltebell lie belons
Ders bic Oeuitf. Sic beiu6eu uu0 Die SIR
den; oenn Die 53obl Der &irhenbel uder be-
trdgt pod1entlid 81, 1000. gSir iino lift
iiberseugt, baB in oieiem gansen 2a!pe feline
ipoblbabenoere unh behaglidere StaOt 81
firtben lit, als Ofiltpaufee."
Q9as Die @irtbldaften b%etrifft, 10 ia9t Der
Sentinel" nod: ,gSir babell MIR neniae
8irtbidaften bon Der Dirt, ilber Die anoer51
pp 10 pisl &lage 6errl0t. 9ie meiiteu itno
frei bon bleibeupeu 2ungerern. 9ieieni9en,
in nelhen Die Deutlcben etnige Nbenoltllnz
ben binbrtngen, perfiibren Die Sugeno nibt
sur llnmGBlgfeit. Ser Gbaratter Der 8es
p0lterung fat Dtel s1 tDun nit Der Der
0lei6slpeiien 6arlnloiigfeit Der Bierlpirtb7
idaften."
Snpem Die Stem Oorfer nGpening Yot"
bieS aborudt, fii9t iie Bel, Seeer, Der cine
3ett lang in Wfilpausee qelebt babe, peroe
be3eu9en, baB Dies Elm siemlih pQGrbeitSi
getreues Bib oieier Staot lei. O03u Iagt
aer uNn9iger bes WeitenS": Nber tpenl1
oas 10 lit, tpeult Der Sbulbelu6 III Wfilz
tpallfee beiier lit, alS in irgeno elmer alloern
StaDt, iuenit III Der Staot loldle Oronung,
lold)er @oblltalo berri6t, Darunl beiteben
banrt Der Sentinel" iowobl, tpie Die gfetp
Worfer y@peuing Boit" OaraNf, oaB oieler
Stabt Elm Shul5manS9eieb au18eordngt
tperbe, gegen baS fie neuIih nit elmer Wtebr7
belt bon 1000 Stimmell protelttrt bat!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

inS ite6enbe Seer, ionberr ein ebernes
vWluB !" fi6rt i'm 5ortDtn. Bei @iage@
ipaaDerten beitebt oies uWtub!" meiitens in
Der blaiien 0letb, int Dem algeablldIthen
Wlange[ all einem unterfommen; BET @tns
aeborenen ober lit es gelp0bnlib Elm leihtz
f~lnnioer poer ihle0ter Streid, ODER gdnaz
li6eGerfommenbeit, ipoour6 lie Ing lte1
benbe Seer geiiibrt peroen. SGon aus
hiciem @caenlabe ld6t lid, ihlicBcn, oaB Der
ein0cpanDerte SDloner i'm N~uaemeinen Elm
beliererS oloat iein miro ais Der ein8eboreue.
Oen Oiii3teren oe5 itebenoen 6eeres, Die ood
meiitens @iugeborere iinb, fam es nur sur
GDre gereihen, baB tic iid, BEL Der Q8abl BON
llnteroIfisieren lidt BON Gorlrtbeilen Der
@eburt Iciten laiien unb ~ltralnnle tii6ti9e
beutlbe poer eirtid,e &erlS, aud rpeiln Diele
fein flaiiiides @nglii6 i6reibeu. auf
v6laues Blut" eineebiloeten lilDerlihen ein7
geborencn Mutterio9nd,en ooer einseborez
ncn Strolden Dor5ieben. High Privates"
nannte man in 8iirgerfriege nidt ioIGe
Solodtheu aus @totb!peuoigfeit, lDnoern
Die brapen Treimilligen in 9teib utb @lieO,
mo6ten lie eiiseboren poer eingenanDert
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

ytepub[., BON Ohio, BAT in Sen leBten Td=
gen cine tleine Sci d. ID tie ertebt,
ipelobe nidt ALIEN fomil6, ionoern aud
lebtreid) lit. Gin 8ieDermann aus ieirem
g5e3irt ipar nab QSai6tn0ton ~oefolunen.
I'M BON benz 9tedht jeDes ornerifaniiden
8iireers, it6 nm cine Stelle su beruerbeu.
9ebraudl Sl MAIDEN. 3Oomplon mar bonn
aud IN leinen Yenit6nngen iotpeit erfpIoz
reid, oaB benz Batrioten Don Ohio cine
undergraduate Steuung in eiuem 9eportez
nent Derlprod)en lpuroe, falls er etne Giuil>
otenitprlfun9 beiteben t0nne. Ser quite
Wanu, Der Die Sunf5ig bereits iiberi6ritz
ten, mdthte allerotngs ELL et!Das laureS Sc
fidt, ais Inn er0ffnet ipurbe, Dap Ct nod)z
mails i'm Sin NAL Gins IL. /. 10. gepruft
tperoen lolite aber lhlieBlt6 erflGrte er, BAH,
tpen1 lanr ibin 3eit Qeben noble, Elm 9ted)elz
bud ullo cine Sdul9eographie ourd3uz
iebelt, ct bereit lei, Dos Grameil Su mahel1.
Gum nG6ften ,Sermin" muroe CT benin
audb porgeIaoen unp mn Mbeno nad Der
8riflng traf i'm 1bornpiou auf Der
StraBe. yg2un Sobn, ipie lit e5 Dir eraan=
gen 2" frug er, We'll Judge" mar Die
Nnttport, vbeiicr alS idb eripartet, bel beiier.
SIN He6nen uno SAreiben oa tonntel lie
mir nun l6on gar ni6ts anbaben; iplter
farnen aber eiu Baar fnifftihe Srugen. 50
tuollten tie 3. 9. t%piiien, lper Bolll Sones
mar. Sn Der S6ule babe i6 baS aIerbtnes
NueS gefpuBt; ober jeBt babe ib bod idon
Diel per9eiien. uno 10 l6rieb i'd benn, buB
Soltes Elm StlapenbGnoler unb Btratgetpez
len, Der ipdter i'll ben Dienlt Der Ser. Staaz
tell trat unb es bis gum ytears 2ontiral
brad)te. SD ipeiB ni6t, ME ibnen Die Nnt>
mort gefallen pirb; aber ipen1 loll Qleth
Qaes einfalIen. Ood bel Der nGditeu
SraQe tpar i0 pieoer i'm Sattel. vQ8as
ntiien Sic Don Mbitfie.D? 2" Iautete fte.
Die Soee einen ultcn republifaniiden 8o>
LITTER bon Sbio 5u fra9en. mas er ii6er
Sol. Whitftelb bon Cincinnati meiB! go
mar i6 in meinem Sabrnaiier uEo i'd iape
Sbner, th babe benz Golonel eilten y9tubm"
9eaebe1, oaB ibm ieBt nod Die Sbren flingen
miiiieu.
@s lit nun auerbings fomiih. baB Der
Wfann bon Obto Den Sol" @bitftelo bon
Cincinnati, nit Dem SanseIrebner uno
tbeoloaiideu Shriftiteller @6itftelb per>
iped,lette, Delder i'm porigeu .Sabrbunoert
ftebenmal bon Grglano nab 2tmerifa fam
= aber lpos in alIer y8elt bat Die 8etannt>
idaft nit @bitfielo's 2eben unD S6rtfteu
nit Der Srage 81 tbun, o6 Selnano befGz
bigt lit, einen untergeorbneteu Shretbers
polteM aus5ufiQen? Paul Wolff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

ieoem Nrbeiter psridaffen ipia. lit es @fiig.
Ndt = poer ailcb nur le65 StuuDen freier
13eit I'M 3age nNf Dernijuftige, zines atiitGn-
oigel Neaihen milroige 9Seiie ST Derrpsu7
bell, lit cine piel ihrerrre 2(ufsabe, oils Die
S6mdriuer, Die rt0urrab fir Elm ahtitiinz
oigeS Sogspert" l6reicn, ii6 einbiloen.
Ner bas beute rod uidt glaubt, wirD'S
balo al iid) ielbit erfabren, iobalo inn leiu
Wile geideben lit.
Aber Dab Der 8erluh angeitellt merOe,
bagegen babelt mir gar ni0ts etnsuwenoen.
0enn II ourG S6aoen fam Der Wtenlb
fiug tperben, bod nienals burd Ben Shaz
BEN NnDerer. ionOeru uur ourd) ieiuen
ei9enen. Sn bieiem Gimme alio, moblz
perltanoen, wuniden mir Der v~Nd1titunoens
belpeaung@ beiten Griolg. Id Stunoen ?
> nein, bas lit urls nod gar aiht penlg
eeuug. Se6s, ia Oier Stunben mir
Den es au6 tbun; oas beiBt, ie lpliroen
zine nod, lh nellere 9tIftebr su Den 0es
boten ces gelunOen observation-disclosures
belptrfel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28
MMt St1t4eOett.

@as lit BET benz nun i6on 5tpei @ohen
tp%Gbreuoen Streif Der bieii9en 2imnerz
gelelIell Der etgentlide Streitpunft -? lBtro
Danit ni6t g~eraoesu 8eritefens geipielt {?
Sort man Die Streifer, 10 bonDelt IS fi9
fir Tie nur UNI Die Se1tlteuung oes Saaez
tperfs auf adj Stunoen. Qber Die
Wleiiter ia9en:
Stein, bos lit eS ni6t; 10 LANCE Der Or
beltslobn na6 Der Stunbe benelien nirb,
fam es uns gang gleidgiiltig lein, Oh Die
Xeute s, 9 o0er 10, DDer audi nur 6 Stunz
Den arbeiten = prdngte Die Nrbeit, 10 bGtz
ten mir Oann nIr 10 bel mebr 2eute on;uz
itelen unb i'm @elopunft tGme Die Sadie
auf ems berau5. Nber ipaS Die Streifer
tpetter foroern iinb Spet gans rnuerniinftige
Otlge, 1Gmlt6 u oaB Der IftnoeItlobn
bon 40 @entS fir Die Stunbe fir Die
i6ledtelten uno untii6tigiten 8fui6arbeiz
ter ebe1io gelten loa, tpie fltr Die beiten uuo
gei1ifteften ; q baB mir Weeiiter uns perz
pfli6ten iolten, feiuen Nrbeiter gu bei6Gftts
gen, Der nt6t 3ur @eieQen3unft Grades
union) gebDrt. Oarauf f0nuen mir ni6t
einge6en, obne Die !3unftaeiellen Al unieru
Wteiitern unb 6erren 5u MAIDEN. Damn
tpGren mir ni6t mebr unlere etgenen 0erz
rem, ionoern nur nod 3ablmeiiter fir Die
3unft8eielIen."
Gs lit in ben leBten ae6n Sabren Diel
80le5 BON ben trusts geiagt Doroen. 0ars
unter peritano man nur @enolienl6aftsn
BON Sabrtfanten gcpilier Waareil, ODER bon
6G1olern, metde fi6 SIT benz 3tpede per-
baEoen, Die 9erteaung oper Den gorratb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28
&eunpf nit seas Sra@ea

Gin nmerifoniider 3eitungsl6reiber
FAM, audi lpenll er nod 10 lebr y0entle7
man" 1T. IN Sample iogar nit Srouen per-
ipidelt lperoen. OaS bat audi 0err Is. Holet
tpater, eige1tli6 9t oienpailer, Ger
beuti@>bDblnilhe Geoafteur Der beoerte1oen
3eitu1a "Bee" in Omaha per)0nli0
erfabren.
@r lit Elm entl6ieoeuer @egner beS
NattDismus unb Der 8rD6tbt>
tion. Den e~riteren bat er beionber5 au6
por Dem @inmanoerIngausl1uiie oes Gol>
greiies idjIagenD betGnpft, mie iid) Der Sc
}ey er~ii1nerr lpiro, na mir bos Neientlide
leiner 8elpeiSfiDrungsn mittbeilteu. N5cil
9loicnlpalier bic &ro0ibition befampit,
tpurbe CT DON Der iurdtbaren Y~robibi@
tiousrebnerin. Trau 0elen ID.
cougar aus Gaiapette in Snotolla, b>t
DerldteOenen @elegenbeiten arg DerlGltert.
Gor %etnigen Wtonaten belt Die cougar
auh in Sn1a6a einen tbrer lGredlt6en
BrobibtttonsOortrGge. .tOerr Noleutpaier
fonb it'd in Der Serlannmlung Gin uno bat
uln'S Wort, bamlt er Die GerleunbMngei1,
peld)e Trau Cougar gegen i'm in Die
Sefentlidfeit 9eltreut babe, in tbrer @ez
g~enipart wioerlegen tonne. Stott i6m Das
gSort einsutGnmeu, lieb Der gtftgei6molene
Selnperer5oraGe TON tDeyen StOrHll8 etner
religi0ien CD Scrlanmllung per6aften.
Otelcr Sage DurDe nun Der Sail bes
6errn Goientpalier Dor geriGt III Smn1d
p%crbanoelt. 0urO 53euaen marc feitgez
felt, oaB Der 9lu9el6uIOi9te tpdDrenO jenes
Wortra9es bic cougar in mitdnoiglter
Q8eiie um's Wort gebeten uub feiner!ei
St0rung peruriabt bate. 0arauf bin err
tIGrte Der Staatsontpalt lelblt, oaB Die Qnz
flage gegen Nolenwaler nidt aufredter~
balten tperoen tonne, uno file puroe nieoerz
9eiblagen
Ser 0rahenfdmpfer 1T iomit ais Sisger
aus b;eieln Sample berporgegan9en. Saz
raul BARI ct UNI 10 ~ftolSer iein, als nit
Seten Wt. Cougar bel tbrer unperiDiitltden
!3a6igfeit. Die Mot einraat bur6 ben Dor
et1igen Sabren Don ibr i'll ibrer Seintatb
auf9eTiibrten rieiigen uno lebbaft an Die
vS60ne 6e;ena" erinnernoen Sfanoale
pro6eB gei0wddt Duroe, idwer fertig Sit
tperDen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28
CSir bic .SIltnots Gtaats3eitnng")
SSrrspcac 0er SeiltMa0e+

(v. L.) DIS Dor etpa bretBig eSSabren
Der engltl6e Nr5t glitter Das nab tbn
benn1nte WuIbperfabren ein3uflibren a1@
fi1g, Dos leitoem 5abllole WlenlOen Dor
Sob uno unn0tbiger g~eritiimlmelun9 our6
munDGr3tlidle Wieiler bepabrt Dat, berrl6te
in Der 6etlfu1oe cine Dirt 9t bill 6 III Il 6.
Der bamalige Stanbrunft miro ann belten
gefenn3eidnet Durb folgen0e Steue aus
elmer Der Yorreoen Su Dem, sur 3ett- aIge7
mein oeldGBten, IN Dtelen MuS9abst1 erldhte>
nenen unb audi nod III tpelterell Sdbren
leGr gangbaren Tr0nt'i6en 9al6enbu1
Der mebi3iniiNen Clint:
yODgienilhe 9tegeln = betBt es bort
= itnb fir ben Yratttfer nnblldDer, dls o'e
&enntniB elmer 2egion nor9ei6la9ener
Oroguen. Sin otter 8rattlfer Defolgte
iogar Den G'runolab, INNER D as 0e9enE
tbeil bel ieinen gatienten ansltor0nen
DDn benz, lpas Die pOrauSge9an>
gencn ylerate BET lelbigen Bdtleitten ali9e5
oronet batter. ST bate oaoIr1, ME CT
laote, Den 8ortDeil, DEM &ra1ten Su gefdlz
len, pelher Die ~GerGnoerung ltebt, uno Die
GiufIbrung elmer lteuet 0ellmetbooe! 49,.
Sn atuIen &r0nfbeiteu, DelAe Don elmer
poriibergcbenoen ltriade berrlbren, go.
lol bas Negimen oes Hatiellten poll letnent
Appetite gere8elt tDerDen. WEetl1eh9
mill oper fam Der Baticnt nibt elien, er
bat chen audi Snitinft. Dart ld) itadb
benz @lien ruben? fra9te eiu gattent.
Shut es ia Sbr 06ie audi, anttportete rlDS
tia lein 9lrst. 8efolgit Su, lieber Yreuttb,
oieie @runoidbe, bann pirit Du glildlteher
in Der Bebanolung uno Yflege Delnsr'4Sai
tienten iein, als Die sepanotelten 9te3epts
lhreiber: ods 9te3ept lit iiberbaupt Der
ite Oft in Der Gberapte!"
Die uieIen WtiBerfolge ~friiberer lfetbooen
uno bareben Die llnerflGrli6feit %eT3lelter
@riolge batteu bielen i3uitano oe5 3pets
felus rito Yeripsiielns on ben berrld1snoelt
0(nlGauungen iiber Die llriaten Der &rahtz
beiten unp Gil Der j3pedmdBi3felt energls
iGer @illsriffe beruor0eruft1 uno oeal
0runDiab beS .~laissez faire" SIR Sbsre
berridait perbolien. sSnmitten oteler an
ge5enoen @erlumptung trat leooch ploelt1
Qiiter's grObe @ntoefung bes GlnflHBes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28
nm, cia1cs Mausteius tpiMet,.

9idleibigfeit lit fir Sen, Der ite bat. fein
8ergnilsei1; aber cine S6anoe lit tie tt6t,
9arum 6eiang @0tbe logar oaS BGu6leiu
Wtartin Suffers, fur ben ct in Derlbieoenen
ieiner Sdriften Die bodite 8erebrun8 on
ben Sag Iegt. @r linst bon Der Natte I'M
&eIernelt:
Dat lid elm GGnSlein angentdl't,
StS lpie Der Doctor 9utber.
6Gtte Qutber oas 8erslein erlebt, 10
fDirbe er ais Sreuno bes 6uinprs oa;u gez
ladt beben. Gin lol6es 9tGnslein beitbt
aub Grouer GleDelano; Imo Sag fir
Sag murDe ibm oaiitlbe bon benz bDien
alien Oana in Der sc. .. Gun porz
geporfen. Yer lit freilib 10 tpenig Elm
'@otbe, ais Glepelanb Elm 9utber lit.
0ana's S6erse auf GleDelano's Baud
muroen nadgeraoe redt gelnel1, uuD GIL
lie fnlpften 1th snlebt alIerIei bDSartige
Stideleien auf Glepelano %iberbaupt.
@leoelanD bdtte gu Den boSbaTten
Shmdhhnaen einfa6 iblpeigen ioleu.
Sas @etdeuteite ipare es, tpeut Ell ber=
artl9e Gtftmidelbldtter niemals Idle uno
It'd Die Grfpdbnung Der Sd)impfereien bers
lelben III letner Wegenpart perbGte. go
sntaden cS ertabrene WtGnner in BesuG altf
Shtmpfbl1tter llnb e"riparen ii1 oaour6
MEL n;nOtbigen Ner9er. 0oh Gleuelano
las Die Sdsmplereien, Grgerte lid barber
uno ma6te leiltela Ner9er enDli6 in einent
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

2Ibpaneaemt5sBreife
EdgIi6e Wtpraen : NHsgabe i'll Der Stabt bilrb bic
ErG9er ms 9aus 9~elieisrt.
Ger mo9e.. OILS
&d9lide auSgobe unb Ser gDeftea" per @oas O.20
Scr @eten" per Jabr...-. ................ ESQ
@bhs.tIi5e Ausgabe PEE abr............ $50
answdrti9e @bouneuteu Ger @ot:
Sdelitbe anseabe per Sobr i'm 3pruus. ........ $500
Ser @eften" per 9obr. zoo
WDbentttte @usgabe per Sabr .............. ECO
2SoneutItte @useobe uad rrseHb einem Sanoe
eurOpus per Sobr.. 800
Illinois Staats-Xeitung Coz
Sbicago, Su.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28

ofFre: SIDE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unO 8ift5 gOsnus.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30
EXAMINE YOUR TICKETS.

An old trick of Republicans and
Independents is that of duplicating
Democrat tickets with the exception
of one or two names which are sub
stituted in the place of regular
nominees with the hope of catching
those who vote carelessly. Read
every name on your ticket and see
that it is genuine before depositing
your ballot. A hurried glance or a
head line might indicate that it was
all right, but take the precaution to
see that no man is on there that you
do not want to vote for. A differ
ence of one or two independents or
republicans substituted in long
ticket and sandwiched by good
democrats would make no percepti-
bic difference in the appearance OF
the ticket, but it would make ter
rible difference in the returns and
hurt you to think by little carless-
ness you had voted for a man that
you did not want to administer
county affairs.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30
CHEROKEE STRIP CATrLEMEN.

At recent meeting of the Chero-
kee Strip Live Stock Association
held in Kansas City, the treasurer
of the Association was directed to
pay all debts except one item of
100000 the rent from July LIST
1890 to Dec. 81, 1890, as President
Harrison had ordered the company
to vacate the strip. 1t was decided
to wait and see whether they were
going to be allowed to occupy it for
the full term, and since that time
the government has taken the posi-
ton that the Indians not owning
lands in fee simple had no power to
make lease of lands and the COM
pany holds that if this is fact that
the lease is void and the quarters
rent can not be collected. A meet
ing was called to meet soon and dis
solve tue association, as the lands
are about to be sold to the govern
ment. 1t is said that about so per
cent of the members will go out of
the cattle business while 10 per
cent of the remainder will move
their herds to Montana.
This ruling of the Government re.
lieving the cattle men of 800, 900
debt will be some compensation for
their inevitable losses in having to
move out, but it seems a little
rough on the Indians that rented.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30
CONFEDERATE HOME.

A correspondent of the Houston
Post contributes touching appeal
to the people of Texas to come to
the relief Of the Confederate Home,
and in speaking of their necessities
says:
"a glimpse within the vale of this
sanctuary of sadness is enough to
touch with pity the hardest heart.
Wounded, old, weak and decrepit,
these gallant soldiers are left to us as
the lingering vestige of a righteous,
though fallen cause. We happened
in at supper time. Twenty-Five Of
them were patiently waiting on the
porch for the others to finish their
meal, for the State of Texas, with all
its boosted wealth, is too poor, by
reason of constitutional restrictions,
to provide table large enough for
their accommodation at one time.
Light bread and butter with cup
of tea, furnished the gorgeous menu,
which served as fitting symbol of
the lively gratitude we bear for SER
vice nobly done"
HE people of Texas are generous
and liberal, but are careless. They
only need to have this attention
called to the necessities of the old
soldiers and we have no doubt the
call will be met with a liberal res
ponce. The ladies, who are ever
foremost in works of charity should
renew their efforts to again help
this noble institution. Only little
longer and the State from out her
plethoric treasury will put the con-
federate Home beyond the necessity
of these appeals. The next Legisla-
ture we have no doubt will relieve
its impoverished condition, but peo-
pie, their present necessities appeal
to your generosity Can't Brennan
do something to help them? Let
the Ladies try and the gentlemen
will patronize literally whatever
scheme they undertake to help the
Confederate Home.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30
THE NEW LOUISIANA LAW.

The law of Louisiana has gone in
to effect, compelling all railroads do
ing business in that state except
street railways, to provide separate
and equal Accommodations for the
colored and white races. The law
states: Under this act no person or
persons shall be permitted to occupy
seats or compartments other than
those assigned 20 them on account OF
therace to which they belong. The
officers of passenger trains have the
power and are required to assign
to each passenger the coach or com
partment used for the race to which
such passenger belongs. Any pas
senger insisting on going into 9
coach or compartment to which, by
race he does not belong, shall be
liable to fine of S25 OR to impris
ment for a period not to e4
twenty days. Should any 4
ger refuse to occupy the 2
assigned--by the authorized
of the railroad company, said
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woELp's FAIR CONVENTION.

The committee having in charge
the Worlds Fair Exhibit Convention
have issued call for the convention
to meet in Houston December 10.
1890, for the purpose Of taking con-
oerted action looking to Texas in
terest and representation at the
great Worlds Fair and earnestly re-
quests that every city, town and
hamlet in the broad State of Texas
send representative delegates to the
convention to be held at the time
and place above designated. To
facilitate matters all officials and or.
carnations are requested to appoint
representative delegates, the num-
Der being left to the officials and or.
CARNATIONS.
The Chicago Fair promises to be
the most stupendous affair in the
worlds history, and it is of the SUI
its premest Importance to Texas that
illimitable wealth and incompatible
resources should be adequately pos
trayed at the Fair.
The Committee promises on the
part of Houston a warm and cordial
welcome to visiting delegates, with
the assurance that everything posi-,
bic will be done for their pleasure
and convenience during the delibera-
ton of the convention. Reduced
rates on the railroads will besecured
and no section can affort to disre-
gard this important movement.
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shall have power to refuse to carry
such passenger on his train, and for
so doing neither the officer nor the
railway company which he repre-
sents shall be liable for damages in
any of the courts in that state. The
Southern Pacific has equipped all
coaches running through that por-
ton of their territory by providing
partitions in each car SO that the
different races are not brought into
contact with each other.
If the commission amendment In
Texas is carried similar state OF af-
fairs will then exist. 1t is a good
law. Let the races have equal ac-
commodation for the same money
but have seperate coaches.
The Commission idea was the
chief issue of the campaign before
the Democratic primaries and was
the issue upon which all candidates
for State Offices were required to
speak out, and it is to be hoped that
the chief issue of the canvass will
not be defeated. The regulation of
railroads by conservative Commits
sion will not only be good thing
for many localities, where unfair
discrimination is burdensome, but it
will not hurt the railroads. The
commission in states where it has
been tried has not retarded railroad
building, but the figures show that
it has rather augmented 1t. If after
trial the commission is found to be
an unwise measure then repeal it,
but first make it law and give it
thorough test.
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The supreme court of Arkansas
has confirmed the decision of the
lower court, whereby George was
awarded $4,000 damages against
Higgins the Iron Mountain railway
for personal injuries received while
employed as brakeman by the rail-
road.
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CUBA is in favor of .reciprosity
with the United States, as evidenced
by the recent address and resolu-
tions sent out by the Havana Cham
Der of commerce. The question the
address says, is resolved into pro-
position to the United States like
this: '.you give us bread, and we
will give you sugar"
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A FIRE in Mobile, Ala. Sunday de-
stroyed over half a million dollars
worth Of property.
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Ina speech Saturday MIR. Glad
Stone advocated the consolidation OF
the three Presbyterian churches IN
Scotland.
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The body of the woman found
murdered in London was not, as
was supposed, the victim OF Jack
the Ripper.
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BALFouR tells his plans for reliev-
ing distress in Ireland this winter.
He says the government will build
railroads along the west coast.
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r. G. Belts, of New Orleans made
records Sunday of twenty-five and
fifty miles on safety wheel.
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A COMPANY has been organized IN
Michigan to compete against the glass
trust recently formed in Toledo,
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W. C. BELLNGs of st. Louis and
S. F. Bird of Springfield. Mo-,
drummers, were hurt near Little
Rock Saturday by runaway horse.
It is thought both will die.
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JOSEPH H. BROWN. the former mer-
chant prince of Fort Worth, died
Sunday in st. Louis. He was only
As years of age.