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In ,h,. e. unity [, uu W. II Crst.er & W. u.
sic .a... "a ,ner,. DOING bu>it i...l
iIa-,e 1, rJi.,r 4 -te~H-.. :: --:I:l-, Ss. u. " q.
i,ar !. eiClIdHnI. sututnssil>
iit leOisIe 81 tie tate ui Colorado. 'n q. y f.
Hs'tis. the d fendant above med. Gre ing:
l'su ar, hereby scquIrcd 1 ai'lear in an aciiWn
br, u-Ili asitt>t by ti.c abpve med plainliti
in ,nc I'u.iiy CUurI of .-eita County. S;aic ,.i
{. raiD and answer the complaint tue elm
-isiI "a tSesIyd y, aftcr thr eryic theGe-f il
-ryca ~ithin this unity ar. II served uui Of this
ugnty- Ur by Publication. Niill.n th rt' days al
IL: IL, .crv.cg heE.oi. exclusive Uf the day OF
s,rvicc. 80 Judgment by dvfas. at will be taken
against y'rn acc ming t. the prayer II TIE m
T.. in., ana ~ u cup Of the cDn plaiut ia the
suIgns = :: or II the vice Her,Uf lie mad 81 uf
t!... ~. then ten days additional To tn. tiaie
h.i..nHb.'Ne spec he'd Z appearance aud an.wcr
VIII Ia allowed beiur. taxing OF judi nent by de-
faui. as aisrcsaId.
iHi said Hc.Iuu h brou-h, TO recover the sum
al nty-iw" doil'rs, and per cent in I'c.t ser
nun,u uu "a L iT' -2i-d OF August, -. al
Fl. IL the complaint IN salt Hc,i,u 10 MIl,cn rvi-
fereu 4 !. h,re mace. Ga iy attaClrd
ana You e hereby notified Nlat II you fail tn
app, ar aud t. answer To The sil plalnI -hpNe e
Required The rla.atir will take juiE again,
you r Tue sum al uily-Iwu IL llals aud interest
a. rSnrcd IN -, Il Complaint and C., Is - suit
Given under nay hand and :, al of The g unity
6 urt al De "a, ia d e"un'F. this :Srd day Of
Jan I.ry, A al GEp .GE H., NY.
~ BL ..LES, Judge md vN-Ul.C!O clerk
-, Dci.aty Cler.:
So
Flint insertion feb e1th-Iau March 18th
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

The firm heretofore known as Edwards L.
Stewart has dissolved md III the future the
"usiu.ss will be carried on at the same place
:. Ider the firm name of Crutsrr d Stewart.
liz 'Iabii..-s oi the srm of Edwards d
Si...i .rs ...G ed aud all bills due tli.
-an. ..i: lie collected by th., firm of Crotser
x Stewart. ". II. CsuT,ER.
Y. Is. S.EwART
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Ton Fsnion. TIE Montrose Jeveicr. came
devu last Friday. Tom reports S"od sleigh.
Ing 10 his town. and ssys they have had y
eoutiussi picnic with tbs snow for At least
Nhrea vseks.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
NoNiEusE, IOLO.

February 10Th. 1891.
Gentsn n:-Tbe fllowin, patents have been
received si this Office aud will ie delivered
ul."u the surrender OF the Receivcrs uupli.
cate recripr:
E-brrt L. Hutchinson, Oscar A E.,es.
joseph Barker Luther j Bryant, Nancy ].
kim!-i, Cuo =. Pet.--o.,. :'..':t' =. .i.r.
lack, Cis.rles u. Johnson, J"!.a II .muh.
No-.- RL. :r,. Y n. =. ..--nic-it, J.hn J.
MIL. F.nk E"-s, Th"n.. A. CIR i.'h,
T.. .h p, b.irew. l'.ni-i ). baldwin,
q .rIr> M.ndry, J..l,n =. Fo--s {. NJ.
kculic"tt. john Il. rmiih. E-ru -. .. |: .r.
J,~-I,h fluslien. Peter ..c,,r ser. I!mon 4.
E--i J"hn II. Burton, TL..ma. N....rs
Frederick Fisher, William nnnl...!y, l.o,-
we'll .. Silnoi, Adel. T. MII!.tf, ll-nry +.
Ey.n, .r,hur II. Br"~n, john McCmtly,
John L iis"u, +. l. .,-il'. =. Andrew y.
Co-k, Charles A Miller. {! +. lie. =. S;.'-s,
Th"us- Il. Ne. cr, .e"I.r r. Carver, CoII.t
II. Gp~ham, T. u. ScnIicott. J-."u IL.
Adams, Eu-e N. kenri..tt. Henry ". Per-
s,n., George ". Dorsey. J.mrs Zaniu.',i,
Henry .ohler. Jus,us T. Kennedy, wilson
II. Martin. r d. kiln Z. Castle, Warren d
hch-f, J'hh hcAlli>irr, pe'''Se y. Stan'oh,
frnnk koppe, George ". Brn.er, Wm. ii.
overiay, Theodore Baker. r-t-r \. N,rlin,
John E. T. rr"., +. lI"d.-nu, J"ho sro.rr,
Frank lfiph'o.-r, .niel Mct'.u.y. R"lsert
G. Le~i-, Hugh Williams, S,mual Wade,
SYLVESTER Hill, Warren d. Br.n. George
". M""dy, Sanu-l a Frsdy. Vim. ID. Will
linms, Herman G-"r.-ii, Francis Z. Boyd.
n
McI.achlan, Thsdd-u> o. Bruce, John W
R"sicnp. Nelson Wilma, Charles Gallagher,
J"hn II. Barrow. EricS johnson, lIerbert +
Perkins, James {. Brown, Il +. K-nuicon,
john II. Frady. Jonathan Weir. William II.
johnson. George II. Bigelow.
Yours Truly,
W. II. STEELE,
Resister
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

4 hill y prohibit the sale Of firearms and
ars.water 70 Indians has been submitted tn
the House from the COMMITTEES on Indian Vt
fairs. II wouidu't bc bad idea to take the
fame steps In regard " some Of Dsavsr's
oltkSeus,
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Grand Junction people have at last sue.
essdsd In getting creamery. Papers of In.
sovpseasion for company have been Sled
With the escssssry Of State and work siil 1t
sscs ooamsnos. The capital sf the company
h q, 800.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

The bridge scross the Gunnson at this
place was carried away last evening by an
ice gorge. This 10 about three months earlier
than was expected. As the ferry i. n total
wreck, II will be a great Inconvenience to
those living on the north side Of the river.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Chss. Dsv. = "typosr.phical tourist"
came down from ourry lat week on his way
To Washington. Chas. is going tn show the
people of the new state h"w TO run n news.
paper, providing he can 6nd location and
generous lot of people.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

"a. BsstV familiar fAcs n sssn On sur
stssss sssin. b having arrived In s"sn last
Friday. "a, says hm tassls With che small
psx esas ~ nsas bling dscidsa asainst him
hnt thae ~ ~ ~ vissps cad nov fapas bss.
NJ tAaa sves.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

BoRN-To the wife Of Z. L. Kellogg. on
Fsidsy morning. Feb. 90, 1891. tsins-boy
aud girl. Ed. received ths ssusi esnsratula.
lions from his friends In . manner - though
Il vas q commou eccnrancs.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Paul came up from the Junction Sunday
and dsspiis the "ta1nsfs' Of the weather
captured bugsy and with all the o.ten,a,ion
suA dorg proper on 81, occAsious. went out
1or ride.
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l'arA.

y the lsilisa of Dsl,s vim With charsc.
tesist's s-nsr~ity swd enterprise furnished
tho sap,~r. esvA N the Ms~,bess of tlsr h~u,l
fas ,hsrs aUtssA sa0plrs At Ms-ie fDr the cid
Of the AreneW's lell. Ne i,~its hose COM.
rany hsseby sats,.As " sinssvs thsshs.
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Nottce q. s.ockxroMerx.

The annual meeting Of the Delta County
Stockgrower's Association will be held at the
Hotchkiss School House, on saturday, March
7th, 1891. at . o'clock p. m. Every member
is requested to attend. Also any stock
grower who wishes to become member of
said association.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

c. Z. Negaher, representing the Collier
Publishiag Co.. Of New isrk. was in town
Yesterday taking subscriptions for Chamber.
Eneyelopedis. Hugs's, Hulwer's and seott''
works.
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Just Received

| A nice line of Gents Furnishing Goods,
| ChilireH's, Misses and Ladies Shoes at VIC
| Simpson & Sons.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

A. Kissy 4 xisslsvs = the rlses n bay
ftait, Ausa, ebeesn and slsars sn1 then mp
~ With slsss sf swsst cider right ffe@
CiAssvills, Alehieaa.
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Bah House.

j. w. Bouliin has fitted mp hath
hnu.e in connection with his bIri'-r
shop. Call ar.l zee him; next door 10
Couklin bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Ns. Dan Mccarthy, Who lie now living at
Ra~,,,, y statioa on the Midland, arrivej IN
Delta last week on . visit to her many
friends.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Since "Jaek" Mccarthy has become the
father Of boy he parallels around in way
that would make John L. Sullivan teel nery.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Ranch Wanted.

Eighty to 100 acres; vicinity of Delta; must
have perfect water rights. Apply to, giving
improvements if any, location and lowest
cash price. JAIME. Roxburgh,
Elamoss,
Conejos County, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

NAo NMbsIRs.-Ths lsdlss 81 Delta will
hsll 49, nsssisg Saturday afternoon,
fSts11e5 SolA, u ~ ffssbytssiaa church.
~ . eAsDssk ,. =. Al lsdiss, married or
ds69 ~ vsQsss>sa - b prsssae Csns
eoA eoos ~. Dy Csaaitess.
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H.aM No

Ifyou wish Ia bseah yoss teat girls heavs
q h W. @. simpsos 4 Sons and a. yourseis
oa, ftom head to foos-s sure thing every
time.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

J. II. Burton came back to Delta from
Ohio yesterday. H. will stay for month
o. 90 aud enjoy the climate, scenery. etc.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

wAHrEp.-ioo head Of stock cattle. fo'
particulars inquire Of Alex Grris. at h'
Belts House.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Notice.

The next regular quarterly examination of
teachers will be held in Delta, Feb. 27 and
%, 1891. P. M. CoNDrT, Co. Supt.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Old Papers.

For sale at this otii,. a, 80 cents per 100
in cash.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Work was begun on the we'll and pire line
yesterday. The vet stormy weather makes
II anything but . pleasant undertaking.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

If you want bedroom suit of the finest, o,
chea,', so to Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

If you wan, Il L,by carriage or cradle go to
Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Ifyou want bureau or clothes-prcss 60 tt
Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

WANTED.-A horse and cart to keep for
their use about six hours week. Call at
this Office.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Mrs. Frank Ieasorth has assumed the
management Of the Central House, where
meals will be served at all hours.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Ifyou want curtains or curtain poles SC
to Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Nice clean beds at the Central House
Hrs. Frank Hepworth Prcprirtress.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

you want table or writing desk, so t.
Gale Bros.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
U.y b-~ safe.

If you .ant ..!I pockets or wall p.per so
to Gale ,.ros.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

IT.ou wants sof, or rocker 80 to Gale
Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

People that know what they waat aud how
70 gss IL 70 70 Kirby 4 Zieyier's.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Money to loan. os ranches, chaItels or per
sonai security.
A. r. KING.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Ifyoa .snt pictures or picture frames g
to Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Clothes b.s..,., has,rers, office baskets
lunch bs'se, a, Gal. Sros.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Ifyou want sewing machine so to Gal,
Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Meals at all hours at the Central House
Mrs. Frank Hepwsrth, Proprietress.
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Ladies'.

Bay your shoes of W. G. Simpson & Son
and get the best in the city Tor the money.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

A large line Of Men. Mats just received at
". O. simpsoo Sons.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
For Sale.

A Cleve's nd Bay stsl!ion, IL months old,
weight l, 200 pounds. Can he bought chs
For particulars enq.ire at this office.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
Rids will he rscciyer by the Borrd of County
Commi,si, ncTs Of Delta county. 10 to ara ia.
clr..ing the 18th day Of February. lSet. AT 10
o'cl y. m, f'r the building Ufa countN bliS.e
sc-ns. he North Fork # Ihy- Gunnis II rtVec n,
i.,tchi iss, Delta tsunty CO orsdr. .ccordit,s To
III. plsns AID sp,cificarin ms now with the lecS
and ~, cordcr al >ait cnunty. ANpn'p. lSmu.i
lie a.. iv, rcu sealed In the CLERK II s,id r. n:
Q. b.f..r the day named. Paymc,, FOR -iea
e.r. II be made u: :.ie toad Fund q: sid
couWys
any az. Ids.
A. wissAsr. HS.As tf.c's.tur
Clerk. hal an.
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In any quantit.. by bale or ton. Inquire
of Veterinarian ( Nutler.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Bert clark Of Psosia. was iu town yestrr.
DAY.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Ify.s went lumber, lime or shingles ., to
...s Srns.
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ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY,
NOTICE.

This PAPER Is nn hle and always ready for
fbsenrs at The Public Library of Denver. in the
Wsss wing Of the nigh sshool. 10Th and Stout
0trsets.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Dsl.A city prsp.uy for sale by A. R. King
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Coaasy Omesv,.

asshsAsss Episespei shaeeh.
REv. ". J. Jrpp. Pas'.r.
Preaching in the Court House every Sunday ~
ios .. n. and 100 p. m. sunday School In the
Presbyterian Church al 10 ,, IN. Prayer iaeet
ing Wednesday sveuinx In tbs parsonage a
1e6 O'Clock.
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nyo. van. chair. so to Gal. Br...

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2.,h. ,ss,
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NORTH PORK STAGE TINE TABLE
GORDON wRIoHT. Proprietor.
Laaves Delta every Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday At f:So A. m. arriving At nutchktss At
l2.oo m, at Pasn.a SEQ p. IN.
Esfurning. leaves Fasnia every tuesday. Thurs
day aud SATURDAY. At .:39 n. M. arriving At
DsltA St sop. IN. For further particulars.
enquire at hAminond's Livery Stable.
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Notice,

GEO. II. DusE, Sec
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Delta Market ReDOrt.

Fin, insertion eb s,th-La.s March nth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-24
a CHEERFUL CHAT.

The president of the Fort Worth GA
ZETTE, while on a business visit to Dallas
the other day, was the honored recipient of
an unexpected call from Col. Frank DOre-
mus, the distinguished and scholarly man
aging editor of the Dallas News. Col.
Doremus was extremely cordial in his ex-
pressionS of friendship toward the raw
management of The GAZETTE, and gave its
representative many useful and valuable
morsels of information regarding the mani
fold and intricate qualities of mind re-
quired to be brought into play in the sue
cesSful direction of the financial and bust
ness affairs OF great newspaper. His ex-
perience extending over a number of years
at the head OF one of the departments of
one of the leading newspapers of the coun-
try and as member of its board of direc-
tors, fitted the accomplished journalist
abundantly for the task of discoursing in
diligently upon the practical minuti8 of
journalism. He unfolded to his attentive
auditor verbal panorama, so to speak,
whereon were delineated in terse cogent
language the striking results achieved by
the clock-iike system and almost perfect
organization that should prevail in the bust
ness methods of a great daily in order to
make it realize that nothing succeeds like
success.
In the course of the colonels interesting
hOmily on newspaper management, among
ptHtE SttTIl0u HtdEeF WIFI
the announcement that even Col. Belo, the
president of the News publishing company,
was held to as strict an accountability for
his actions in so far as they touched the
business transactions of the corporation as
were any of the minor members of that
body. The head of the firm, he said, had
his appointed duties to discharge as well
as the humplest employee, and it was the
strict enforcement of this rule through all
the deDartmentS that cOntriD uted to the
even and symmetrical development of a
newspaper and prevented it from being
warped by the prejudices that are bred of
shriveled localisms. He deplored the ami
mosities which sometimes inspire the i'll
natured personalities and cruel sings that
appear occasionally in the columns of rival
journals. The visitor from Fort Worth
was impressed with the cheerful manners
and sunny nature of her accomplished en-
tertainer, and parted with Col Doremus
with her mind stored with useful knowl-
edge and her heart ahame with gratitude.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-24

HON. B. GIBBS has launched another
financial measure forth on the sea OF
politics. He is not sure the craft Is
water-tight and can make landing IN
safety and invites intelligent Demo-
cratic criticism OF its merits and de-
fects. There seems to be more adapta-
bility to the known rules governing
monetary movements in this last off
spring OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
busy brain than there was in that land
bank bill which he turned loose at
Lancaster asst spring and which got
lost somewhere on the prairie between
that point and Dallas. THE GAZETTE,
in the event it expresses an opinion
on the practicability OF Governor
Gibbs measure for financial relief,
will only do SO after careful con-
sideration of the question presented
from every point of view. Mr.. Gibbs
is entitled to fair play, because he
seems to be terribly in earnest about
trying to suggest plan for relieving
the stringency in money matters that
is congesting the commerce -of the
country. AS a suggester it is to be
earnestly hoped that Mr.. Gibbs will
prove a success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-24
ApIsGRAcEFuL MEDICATION.

Mr.. Parnell's vindication is published
by his friends. If Mr.. Parnell were
alive he would cry in bitter spirit,
God save me from my friends.
Put in as few words as possible, the
vindication, or exculpation, amounts
to this: MIR. Parnell met Mrs. O'Shea,
and they loved. Mrs. O'Shea was bur-
dened with an inconyenient husband
whom she did not love. He stood in
the way of the happiness OF his wife
and his friend-for ParneH was his
trusted friend even while alternating
his wife's affection. The English law
gave them no hope that an absolute
divorce would free the woman from the
burden OF her husband. Then Mr..
Parnell's great mind set to work,
and he thought out plan by which
Mrs. O'Shea was to be released from
bondage so that he could have her.
The plan was for him to be caught in
such compromising situations with her
that =, husband could not overlook
the sJ.in upon his honor, and should be
compelled to sue for divorce to relieve
himself from the woman who had dis
graced him. No defense was to be
made to this suit, but by silence the
charges of marital inidelity were to be
confessed, upon which an absolute di-
vorce would issue to the wronged hus-
han,', and Parnell would marry Kitty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-24

ator Carey of Wyoming spoke for
Omaha also. 1t was, he said, the
gateway of the new empire, the
West and North There were six
| new states voting next time for president
and should be stimulated by the convention
to become Republican surely. John NJ.
Thurston pleaded for Omaha. After 1900
no longer ask for conventions, but would be
master of the political situation.
Ex-Governor Foraker was introduced as
the first speaker for Cincinnati. He con-
graduated the committee on the success
of its work He had enjoyed
the grand efforts of the grand
men who had spoken. He paid glowing
tribute TO Fassett. Maj. Mckinley fol-
lowed. The delegates arose as the
gave him three cheers. He said there
were two considerations which should oe-
eide this contest, the convenience of the
people and the best interests OF the party.
Mayor Curly of Pittsburg spoke in be-
half of that city. He said that Pennsyl-
vania needed the convention, but not
to. make it Republican. 1t was
going to give the best Republican
candidate for president round $4,000 ma
stantial reasons for holding the
convention in Pittsburg, and the speaker
made very strong argument. He was fol-
lowed by Hon. John Dalzell, who spoke in
pleasant vein and made first-class argu-
ment.
After the claims of all the cities had been
presented ballot was taken. Minneapolis
captured the plum on the seventh ballot,
which resulted, Minneapolis twenty-nine;
Cincinnati, fifteen; New York, three.
June was the day fixed for holding the
convention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-24

too fiery aud impetuous. The same ar
gument initiates against Mr.. Mills as
the leader Of the house. Il is just as
important that the chairman OF the
ways and means committee be man
without sensibility as that the speaker
shall be such man-more important,
for the leader OF the house is always on
deck, while the speaker is not in the
chair third OF the time. Would Ken
lucky congressman who are opposed to
Mills for speaker because Reed would
eat him up bloodraw every morning.
also oppose him for loader OF the
house-a place that Mr.. Crisp would
assign him, if Mr.. Crisp has the ap-
pointment OF the committees? Mr..
Mills has met Drawer men than Reed
in his day, and yet survives. as our
Kentucky solons well know.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-24
THE BRAZILIAN DICTATORSHIP.

1t is impossible amidst cloud OF ~
ing and contradictory dispatches to
learn even approximately the extent
and character OF the revolt in Brazil.
The indications are that it is growing
in strength and that it will terminate
as did the Chilian insurrection.
There is striking resemblance be-
tween the dictatorship of Da Fonseca
and that OF Balmaceda. The Brazilian
president elected by the congress to
the chief magistracy, became dissatis-
fed with the legislative wing OF the
government, which refused TO do his
bidding, and ordered its dissolution by
a stretch of tyrannical power quite
common in that latitude. This was
done under the plea of necessity, the
public good, consideration always
very dear to the heart OF an autocrat.
That is the plea of the ear for Danish
ing the Jews from Russia. anew cleo
ton was ordered by the dictator, who
felt that with the aid OF the army and
navy he could have returned by the
people representatives, who would be
sufficiently truculent to obey his com
mands and respect his wishes.
That, in brief, appears to be the
cause Of the revolt in the new republic.
1t is the attempt of one man as IN Chilli
TO override the will and authority of
the legislature, to arrogate supreme
authority, and defy public opinion and
the constitutional rights OF body
chosen by the people to make laws for
them. Da Fonseca's notion OF Q repub-
lie is that of every tyrant. The law
making power is no more than minis
terial body to record his DEGREES, and
give form and expression to his wishes.
When it refuses, the mask is thrown
of and the tyrant comes forth clad in
the garb of dictator, with his mouth
full of fine phrases about the welfare OF
his people, whose sacred cause he has
resolved to champion, and for whom he
Is plnIng TO lay down MS lie.
If the dictator, Da Fonseca, is right,
the people of Brazil are not fit for self
government. But the fact that they
resent the dictatorship, and seem as
determined as the Chilians were to
overthrow it, is d strong argument in
their favor. Ii the people could be sat
isfied with one-man power, they would
never have banished the gentle and
kindly Dom Pedro. Having discarded
him who gave them government that
was republican in everything but name,
they will not long endure the worse
than monarchical proclivities and
usurpations OF an upstart ruler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-24
Gold and Silver Coin.

PARIS, Nov. 23.-Mr. SeHgman, who was
sent to Europe as the repres =ntative of the
United States treasury department with q
ssqew to bringing about the holding of an in
ternational conference TO secure the estab-
lishment of common ratio of value be-
tween gold and silver, has been in this city
to secure the cooperation of France. Hon.
Whitelaw Reid, American minister, pre-
scented Mr.. Seligman to NJ. Rouvier, minis
ter of finance. to whom Mr.. Seligman set
forth the objects OF his mission at length.
NJ. Rouvier gave Saligman q cordial recep-
ton. He expressed his sympathy with the
proposal to bring about common ratio be-
tween gold and silver, but said that he was
not willing to take the initiative in the mat
ter. He expressed the hope that England
and Germany might be induced to cooper
ate with France to bring about confer
ence to effect the desired end. Seligman
has left Paris and has started for Egypt,
where it is his intention to pass the winter.