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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-07

FROM the way the Sicilians are
landing at New Orleans it may be
that Italy will get enough represen-
tatiyes there after awhile to take
charge of the city.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-07

J. ]. HASTINGS, a well-to.do farmer
near Dallas received green goods
circular from New Jersey, bit, went
east, was feeced as easy as a lamb
and has now complained to the
police.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-07
LOCAL NEWS.

OmY few more days until the
Mai-fest.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-07

The continued absence o. the
sprinkler is a subject of comment
whenever the caprice o. the wind
sends cloud of dust II a store.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-07

GARDENS around the city are said
to be fine.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-07

The Austin Statesman mentions,
among other things that Austin is to
have, is the permanent encampment.
Well, Just wait until you hear from
Brenham before counting tooheavily
on the permanent encampment.
BRENNAN has her tow line out for
the permanent encampment, and is
making strong pull for it.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-07
SEASONABLE ADVICE.
How to Select a Spring Medi"
cine.

a Short Extract from Lecture by DIR. S.
B. Hartman.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-07

~ sLAcK.DRAuoHr tea cures Constipation.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-07

AT meeting of the Brennan bar
Wednesday resolutions endorsing
the action of Gov. Hogg in the ap-
pointments of Judge Garrett to a
place on the commission of appeals
and the promotion of District Attor-
ney B. Bryan to the District Judge
ship were adopted, and committee
of three appointed to prepare suit
able programme for Saturday night,
when the bar will tender these gen
tlemen banquet.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-07

A Pamphlet on Spring Diseases Sent Free
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-07
McElree's Wine Of Cardui

and THEDFoRD'S BLAOK-DRAUGHT
are sold by all Washington County dealers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-02
Notice of Correction.

T BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
l. that Mr., Wong Yung Ching is the ger
man appointed, under power of attory
as manager, by the partners and Il
of the firm Kwong Hang Chan IL
not / as represented in the ADJ 9W
the 10Th inst. CHOf
Honolulu, Dec. %, 1890.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-02

Hot and cold water baths.
S6-1v
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-02
NOTICE.

| THE KAPIOLANI MATERNITY
i F>me has two rooms to accommodate
/. IL -atients. Ladies OF moderate
suresoue accjsh to secure home on rea-
|afore or during the time
nat mas ever been puDiisrico az -es food,
of copies of it are sent
way every month.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

The present king Of Greece, brother OF
the Prince OF Wales, when boy, attended
a day school in Copenhagen, and on his
way home was IN the habit OF ringing the
bell of certain house which be had I,
pass, after which he would retire TO saft
distance and watch the porter as he came
60 open the door and give vent to his dis
appointment az finding nobody there.
One day the man nearly caught the
young delinquent, and poured out the vial,
Of his wrath in imprecations loud anc
deep, threatening 20 do for'' the Young
rascal if ever he got hold Of him. At din
ner the same day Prince Wilhelm asked
his father the meaning OF one OF the slang
expressions used by the porter
King Christian, on giving him the de
sired explanation, wanted TO know where
he had picked it up, and when the prince
had confessed, he ordered him to go back
at once and make an apology
No sooner had he rung the bell this time
than he was seized by the porter, who ut
tered cry Of satisfaction at having at last
secured the cnlprit, when the prince ex-
planned that be had come this time TO say
how sorry he was, and that his father had
sent him TO make honorable amends for
bis conduct
The porter desired TO know the name o.
the father, and when the prince simpl,
answered, ''Fhe king be was quite takeI
ahack.-llokal Anzeiger
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

When ! was in the variety business,
said Bobby Gaylor, the comedian, ia the
course Of chat with some friends at the
kimball House, II played for nearly -four
years IN the silver mining country-Den.
yer, Leadyille and thereabouts, and I hac
some funny experiences. l played about
every nationality imaginable, and made 5
fair success Of everything but once, wher
undertook the part OF villain
1T was AZ Leadvile and the theatei
where | was engaged put 90 drama.
had been taking Irish comedy parts and
was quite a favorite in the town. Well
the heavy man was sick and was cast foI
the villain. had to crawl through win
dow and stab the hero as be lay in bed.
took great pains with my make up, and il
didn't act like rufiian certainly looked
like one. But the audience was onto me
and when ! crawled through the window
they burst into roars Of laughter. Thu
play was ruined then and there
However, tried 70 speak my lines
which were Curses be on YET but by thai
time WAS SO ratified that instead Of ad
dressing them to the man on the bed
launched them square at the audience
They howled with delight, and inprofounS
disgust ] crawled back out OF the window
again and left the hero snmbering I'M
carved Atlanta Constitution.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05
a LAPLAND MELODY.

Like the adjoining OF rosy morning,
Sunshine and flower, bird song and dew.
So 10 my soul. love, you are the whole Of
Life, and its treasure true
Dark were my life, love. like winter woo,
Bleak as the east wind. cold as the snow,
Were you not mine, love. as / am thine love,
Thick would my sorrows grow.
Morning and noontime. glowing like June
time,
Over the mountain. swift as the bird.
My thought does wander 20 vale DER yonder
Where your soft lit is heard.
And be il winter within the wales.
The tow'ring mountains enwrapped in
gales,
My hearts swift beat is warm for you,
sweetheart,
With love that never fails.
And when at even bright smiling heaven
Turns gold and purple from rim 10 dome,
Through valleys hay, well fed and lazy,
My flock goes trudging home,
And though the sunshine hid Is from view
II it forever hade earth adieu--
Naught could betide me. Loves light would
guide me
Safely to home and You.
John r. Siolander In New Orleans Times
Democrat.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

BANNAR.-On October 81, after an illness
OF three weeks OF typhoid fever, Wesley ID
only son OF Margaretta and the lato George
Bannar. aged 30 years.
BURTON.-0n November 2. Arthur H., son
OF Alleanan and Amelia Burton, aged %
years.
GALLAGHER.-On November 3, John A.
Gallagher, aged 10 years.
HIRzEL.-Sud denly, on October 81, Henry.
infant son of William and Fannie Hirzsl,
aged years and months.
aged q years.
MONAGHAN.-In this city, on October 81.
owen Monaghan, aged II years.
OiDonnell.
the relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence. No.
All west Firth street, on saturday morning.
next, az O'Clock, High mass at st. PETERS
Pro Cathedral. lnterment at old Catholic
Cemetery.
=, TOWNSEND In this city, on November 8
Florence. daughter of John w and Sallfe r
Townsend. aged years and months.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

the stream and the only reason
why there have heretofore been
no bass in the stream above
Mortonville is because of the high
and steep dam breast at that place
which they are unable to pass. II the
Wilmington aud Northern people end
our fish and game association would nov
combine and have law passed providing
that fishways be built 10 all dams along
the stream it would give us the finest
bass stream In the state The 6sh would
then make their way 10 all parts Of the
stream aud floods would not affect their
numhara
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

WAsRINefoK, Nov, SIN regard to the
decision in the Itata case, the attorney
general has dispatch from the United
States attorney at Los Angeles. in which il
is said: The court in an elaborate written
opinion has just decided thar the pur.
chase and shipment Of arms on the Itata
was legitimate commercial transaction
and that the insurgents were not a state,
colony, district or people within section
ass This is surprising in view OF the
fact that Judge Brown, OF the Southern
district OF New York, and Judge Hughes.
Of the Eastern district Of sinia. have
recently decided exactly reverse. An
appeal has been ordered.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05
ALLOW At CANTO'S LIFE
An Attempt Made to Kill the
Brave Gillian.
MARITAL LAW IN UNEASY BRAZIL

II Leeks rs II There Might ne Another
Upiseaysl There Soon owing to Quar-
raI Between the Military aud Civilian
PActs@ns Of the Republic.
VAIEARAiso, Chilli, via GALVESTON, Nov.
5-The discovery OF plot to assassinate
Colonel cantO created great excitement
here yesterday Canto led the forces Of
the junta which landed at Quinteros bay,
and which, after series OF fights, cap
tured Valparaiso and led to the downfall
of BalmaoedA He has as a consequences
been Aha object of the cordial hatred Of
such OF the partisans of the late president
As are still in the country. II was among
These that the plot was discovered.
zRe Ttata's omcers Cheered-
The steamer Itata has arrived at Val
paradise and her officers and crew were
most heartily received by the populace
Many people visited the water front to get
a sight Of the famous ship.
The sensational stories which have been
cabled 20 England and thence back TO this
country, rejecting upon the conduct Of the
United States minister and our naval Off
GERS, are probably intended more for con
sumption in Great Britain than 10 Chilli
In regard TO the allegation that our ma
val officers acted as spies in the interest Of
Balmaceda, the charge is without founda
ton
utilization Of Honorable sren.
1T IL nothing less" said a prominent
American resident here. than vilifica-
tion Of honorable men like Admirals Nc
Cam and Brown and Captains Sampson
and Sohley All Of these officers | know
personally, and l am certain that they
would not act as they are said to have
DONE
He then said that the American resi-.
dents here were secretly in sympathy with
the junta during the war, and that even
among orr officers. II there was any pri.
vate leaning toward either side, it was Co
ward the Congressionalists
Beyond the fact that Admiral Brown
visited Quintero bay in the flagship San
Francisco, upon receiving intelligence that
the Junta's troops had effected a landing
Al that point, there was not the slightest
cause 10 arouse in the minds Of the Con
gsessionalists any suspicion Of the Ameri
can naval officers strict neutrality.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

The West Chester Local News says:
: The Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company is doing good work ia stock
ing the Brandywine with bass, but as FAR
As the upper waters are concerned IL Is
toe opinion Of many Of our fishermen that
II viii prove failure on account of the
heavy floods in the stream. The floods
carry the hsh over the dams and they are
unable to return after the water has sub
sided. This is the case all along
Evening journal., 1891-11-05
cam and che world,a FaIr.

WAsEmeroH, Nov. 5-Emphatic con
tradiction IS given 70 the press dispatch
that The commissioner TO Chill has been
withdrawn by order Of Director General
Davis The leaders Of the junta say that
A. soon as the presidential election is over
the plans for the representation Of Chill
At the exposition would be made.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05


WARRINGTON, Nov. 5-The develop.
ments Of the past two days leave no room
for doubt that the navy department pur.
poses mobihziDg o large feet Of war yes.
sells in the Southern Pacific. In connec.
tion with this event steps have been taken
TO provide q sufficient supply Of coal for
Ah vessels that may be sent around the
Horn. II is understood that 10000 tons
have been engaged for delivery az Callao
Peru, on short notice
In addition 70 the Newark, the Atlanta
and the Philadelphia Il is learned that the
Concord and Remington are also being
fitted ont for the South Pacific station.
The departure Of Rear Admiral Gherardl
for the West Indies week earlier than he
anticipated is significant When he left
New York II was with the understanding
that he would receive further instructions
At 81 Thomas that win carry him 70 Pacific
waters
II Will be seen, therefore, that the de
$780, sa-4.a-.-
the bulk Of the new navy 10 Pacific wa
ters. With the Baltimore and the San
Francisco already there, the Yorktown
the Boston, the Philadelphia aud the Pc
trel on route, the Newark, the Concord
and she Atlanta booked for that station.
and the Charleston recalled from China.
the feet viii comprise ten OF the vessels Of
tue n0w navv
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

1t is probable that at this term Of the
Superior Court, s. d. Forbes, in a suit
against the city, will test the legality Of
Judge Balls action in imposing greater
fne than $50 upon him for maintaining a
nuisance
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

Two accomplished Sault Ste. Marie cows
walk up stairs in the houses, and manifest
evidence Of great enjoyment as they view
the surrounding landscape from the sec
Dad story windows
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

RIO JAEEiRo, Nov 5.-Brazil is on the
brink Of another revolution. The fight.
80 long maintained between congress on
the one side and President Deodoro dS
Fonseca on the other, has reached cul
minstion Recently an attempt has been
made 10 curb the power Of the chief exec.
ntive- The fact that da Funseca is .
military man has led many to fear or Il
pretend 70 fear that he might proclaim
himself dictator
To prevent any such contingency con.
grese short time ago passed law fixing
the process OF impeachment OF the presi.
dent Da Fonseca vetoed the measure.
His veto was considered in a heated SEES
sion, which resulted ia the carrying OF q
motion 20 override the veto.
Martial Law Proclaimed.
A. soon a. this action Of the national
Legislature was made known to Da Fon.
SEGA be became very much excited and
thereupon dissolved congress His decree
70 that effect was made public yesterday.
Martial law has been proclaimed
throughout Rio Janeiro and the Other
states forming the cnnfederacy. What tn,
upshot viii be no one can ssy. The feelina
here is one Of great fear Of what may fol
low.
In case Of an uprising Da Fonseca would
have, 70 all appearances, the army and
navy solidly at bis back The vice nresk
dens is also 3 general The opposition K
military rulers continues very marked.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

WOLF-FRANCE.- the 9Th instant. in
Wilmington, by Right Rev. the bishop Of
Delaware. GEORGE Alloys Wolf of Beverly. N
y, to hebekah George France of Wilmington,
Delaware
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

biRtIseRAM, Ala, Nov 5.--AR ore ele-
sator a the Alice Iron furnace broke its
gearingz and fell eighty feet, instantly
KILLING Henry Williams and Robert Jones.
laborers.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05
THE
BUYER

The Who has not
bO \ Err seen the Sixth
and Markets
Suits and Overcoats is
missing more than he
imagines.
The line of Suits in
browns and homespuns.
double breasted coats.
mostly, at $I2. so to Sa2,
is as complete as is posi-.
BILE to make it. There are
no newer colorings or
styles made than it cen
tains.
A case of red Swits
Condo Underwear tops off
our underwear bargains
in a becoming manner.
It goes in the SI.5o lot.
AS there is only a small
case sizes will break
rapidly.
$I.oo, SIPS. $I.5o are
the prices of five STYLES of
Swits Condo Underwear,
which cannot be dupli-
Gated anywhere for less
than $3.50, So 90 and
So SO.
The crowd increases
toward the last of the
week. Why not come
to day and keep out of it f?
]. 7. MuIlin g Son,
TailOrs, 9th s Market,
Olothiers, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

JAcg-"well Jim, proposed to Miss
Summer last night. Jim-"Did she
give you her hearth Jack" No, hut /
got piece Of her mind Yale Record.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

Tbs exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
- be clearing house to-day were; Total
@i2 2S4 S5 balance, 122, 533 s..
Evening journal., 1891-11-05

II gray. gradually restores c7ior. elegant
tonic dressing. Zoe. Si00 Druggists. or 81 90
size trepaid by express for Sl.oe E.S.W ellis,
Jersey City.
SOCIETY LADIES AND GENTS should fill
out the cheeks, neck. temples by using
'bEAuRELLE OIL possesses the virtues Of
Pumping out shrunken. shriveled or uRde-
veloped parts, is nure and harmless, elegant
for the skin. 81 90 at Druggists.
Wells Health Remover cures Sexual indif-
ference.
Evening journal., 1891-11-05
which Ia tAs Best ?

The ''Equitable's" business for 1890
alone. nearly equals the total insurance in
force Of the ProvidentLife, Penn Mutual
and Manhattan Life combined.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01
A Fs:a. %scc;deut.

On Saturday last, Martin Thomas
and Mr.. Wilson were in the city On
some business with a team and buggy.
After t%ransactins the business that
called them to the city MIR. Thomas
obtained a jug of whiskey and they
started home. Mr.. Wilson undertook
to dissuade Thomas from imbiblng SO
often and SO %copiously, but without
effect. He persisted in drinking and
as a ccn.equenr" became careless and
and reckless i'll his driving. In soing
down one of the MANY hills between
here and his ranch the buggy wheel
struck ii boulder III some other o!s.ruc
tion and Mr. Thomas was thrown out.
striking on his head and shoulders and
from what can be learned he nevei
moved after striking the ground
The lines falling loose caught on tlit
hub of the wheel and checked up tbs
team. 50 that MIR. Wilson Jumped ont
aud hailing IL gentleman ON horseback
they summoned some campers and
though all means that were ohtainablt
were brought into use the man con!t
no, be rc>u>ci;aiel. Mr. Thomas wa.
an old timer a;Mi was we'll known
throughout the Hills. having been (;
m.nrr anil rancbnan for g numhnr OF
wears an.i ilvesl near Point Of nye:>s
OH Beaver creek.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01
Spicy and Pointed.

WASHINGTON, April 90. - Secretary
Foster has written a letter to the APP
praiser at Now York in regard to dis
putes between examiners belong to the
appraiser department, and deputy sur
veyors and inspectors belonging to tile
surveyors department. concerning the
examination of passengers baggage and.
the dutiable OF non-lutlable character
of articles found in such baggage. He
cites ~ case where IN article of wearing
apparel, new and conceded by the pass
enger not to have been wc-A and not in
use. was reported for duty. but the ap-
praising Off or insisted that it was not
dutialle, and told tine passengers that it
was an outrage to subjcc, them to the
payment of duty. The secretary. being
satisfied from the evidence that this
statement is true. has dismissed the ex-
aminer and has directed the appraiser
to instruct his officers that it is their
duty SIMPLY t oappraise articles reported
by the inspectors, whose duty it is to
examine baggage. Tho secretary adds
that it is the purposeof tho department.
to see that thu laws of the collection of
revenue and the examining are faith
fully executed. and officers of the GUS
toms service who have no sympathy
with such purposes are unfit to re,nain
in tiie public service. The letter is auito
spicy and pointed.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01
The vnhl.c .,.nts,nant.


WAsiitSaro.;, April 90. Secretary
Foster is considering a proposition to
change the asset and liability statement
issued by the United States treasurer
OH the ltst day OF each month. y rough
draft of the now statement is now be-
fore ssearel;..y Foster, ans! he has con-
suited prominent iinulcicrs as to the
aaNisi5ility vi the change. Incidentally
liz Is considering changing the form IN
which the pa'olic dcbl IL stated. but
this change, if made. will not go Into
effect until The beginning of the next
fiscal year. Prior To Mir. Jorian's term
in l>s1 as United States treasurer the
leit statement co,l,,...l the :slOO, 0oO. 900
in gold, known us the gold reserve, as 4;
part of the available cash balance in tile
treasury. Mr.. Jordan took his ont, to-
gctlier with minor coin and c.I,er lesser
items, cutting down the surplus. as it
appeared in the debt statement of the
month previous. in this manner fro.a
Siio. 600, 900 to ;s.:,,. 0o0. 900. If the change
is made, it will probably he to the form
of Secretaries Sherman, McCullnch and
Folger. Within the past week Secle-
tary Foster has consulted the leading
fnanciers of New York ON matters of
the treasury policy. and had a confer
ence with Senator Sherman Gu similar
tOiicS.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01
A CADlNDTfEACD
Hill, Henderson, Estee, Gran
and Ex-senator Pierce
WAR SECRETARY POSSIBILITIES
In Case Proctor Goes to the sen.te-The
Texas Quarantine Line Extended-A
Poser for Secretary roster-rhe Distrl-
button of Population.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The prob
ability that Secretary Proctor will sue
coed El,nunds in the senate is now al
most II certainty. So the talk about .
successor to Proctor as secretary Of war
has begun. The vacancy will give the
Republicans of the extreme west and
northwest at opportunity they have APP
parently been anxious to secure, an OPP
portrnity to press their claims for direct
representation in the cabihet. They
say shat New England ought to be
more t;lan satisfied with the state de-
part:ucnt and should not demand two
seats al the presidential table, especially
when The great northwest has to stand
t%"s;.isic an! ;:es its political prominence
t~ii.ou.s. sometime nas..iiafac.cl.: c;ia.,-
AIS. Among ,iie ns:fn..: siti discussed
in correction viii, tie war portfolio
ar Ex-senator Hill uf Colorado, Senator
Mi;lls1sult of Nebraska and Morris VI.
is.ce Of California. Sena;or a.ansie--
eon wo.!i in,ic an acceptable c~al,iuet
ni.irs- f.9,n ,i. west il he would sever
bis = ila.. 0riai connection for two wears.
l:r has recently been linnorci i.y his
colleagues, who elected linn president
p:" ten. of the sanate, ana is
not li,:c!y 10 exchange the position
for tl.e remnant ii q cabinet term. a
coed many Of the Ecpnblica1ls Of the
northwest think the test thing the pres
:NeHst ce"il do would be to promote
Gen. Lewis A. Grant of Minnesota,
WI" has made such an acceptable as
s%isti,i! secretary. Gen. Grant has been
acting :ecre.ary a good deal of the
tim. an,' he already has had that IA
miiiarity With the workings Of the war
department which it would take IL new
lnan oaonths 70 gain. Ex-senator Gill
bert y. Pierce ot North Dakota is also
me".ionci: He WAS II good soldier. hut
his tastes do not run to war and il the
president intends to give him IL plum
the North Dakota ex-senator would
probably rather have the mission to
Central America. Michigan people say
it is useless 10 talk about Gen. Algsr
going into the cabinet. He is u full
hedgel presidential candidate.