The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-02-05

thAc III AhIlius
The Chill WAY aAu e'illy weather departed
together.
Eleven cents per capita is what it cost to
take the census.
When an Irish baby is in the cradle you
can't compose it with sham rock.
The Democrats of the New Jesey Legislature
are almost unanimous for Cleveland.
Mr.. Blaine will be 50 on the last day of this
month"; His boom thrives like 60 too.
The Yazoo City Wholesale Drug Compeny
has been organized with capital of $4,000.
When man says he has his opinion of
another it may be safely set down poor opin-
ion.
A bill has been introduced into Congress
for the election of postmasters by popular
vote.
Some of the doctors declare that antipyrne
is very effective side partner of the grip in
killing people.
An Ohio newspaper reporter has started to
walk around the world, probably because lie
didn't like 10 step over it,
An Idaho woman has sued for divorce, one
reason being that on one occaion her husband
threatened to cut up the baby for fish bait.
Tho prnnnsod coda nroy;Jo, tbo, ,I,a
pal assessment of property shall be made by
the clerk from the county assessment rolls.
A Minneapolis man asked the courts of that
city to grant him an injunction restraining an
Objectionable man from courting his sister.
The House refused to adopt an amendment
raising the pay of members to $500, and the
chapter was adopted, the salaries remaining
$500
1t makes little difference where the National
Democratic Convention is held so that good
ticket is nominated and sound platform
adopted.
The metal ina 3 cent nickel piece is worth
about half cent, and 10 cents will purchase
copper enough to make two dollars worth of
cents.
Congressman Hatch is said to have cured
himself of strong taste for liquor ten years
ago by adopting Edmund Burke's cure-all of
hot water.
81 didn't come down here to talk, | came to
shoot" And with these few remarks Mr..
Cleveland bade his New Orleans interviewers a
polite good morning.
Many man who thinks that he cannot af-
ford to buy tcn-cent bunch of flowers for his
wife will pay that amount for cigar without
regret
Tho Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
charges Col. Elliot F. Shepard with underfeed-
ing and overworking his stage horses. The
Colonel is also overworkng the Biblical end of
his paper.
Mr.. Blaine appears to have faculty of get
ting ill at critical times, or else he possesses
one of those peculiar constitutions, which
crisis always throws out of gear.
That those three Democratic Senators, Hill.
German and Brce, should be personal friends
as well as political allies, appears to have given
every Republican editor in the land horrible
nightmare.
The Delta Advance states that the negroes |
who exoded to Oklahoma arc returning as fast |
af they can to the Delta country. They report !
very hard times and great suffering for the |
exodusters in Oklohoma.
The new chief justice of the New York court
of appeals was an editor in his early career, |
but he appears to have got demoralized and to |
have taken up the law for living.
dispatch from Des Moines, Ia. states that
from this time forth Gov. Boies is in the field |
as Presidential candidate. This is privilege /
that belongs to every citizen of the United
States who is 81 years of age and upward.
Hon. John R. Enochs, Democrat, was rec.
emily elected Representative in Rankin county |
to succeed Pennington, deceased, over +. II.
Babb, Alliance candidate, by vote of4 to |.
Maj. Ethel Barksdae did not make connec.
fion with United States Senatorship, but he
has been elected lecturer of the State Alliance,
and promised one of the Congressional nomi
nations, which the Alliance expects to control. /
The Fifty-frst Congress appropriated ST.
100000, and the question is before Congress.
In view of It., resolutions have been introduced
n the House inquiring how the first sum has
been used or if not used, how they intend to
'pply it.
A Detroit man is arranging to build a. fine
lotel among the mountains of North Carolina
which he intends to name "Woman's Mouth"
BECAUSE It will be open all the year round. He
AN safely advertise that something SWEET
will always be found there, too.
The bill prohibiting the sale of liquors in
our miles of the Alcorn College received ma
ority vote, but as II had an adverse report
rom the committee on local and private lepis-
alton and failed to receive majority Of all the
members elected, failed.
The State Ledger says Jackson has had
'nough "leg shows for the season, and in the
lame Of long suffering people it protests
lgninst any similar exhibitions. Theatre
yoers are tired Of the high-kicking girls with
Ter abbreviated skirts and bifurcated garments,
rhe thing has become nausesting and disgust.