The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1892-11-25
EditOrialand Otherwise.

ltappears that Weaver and Burkitt were
not in it.
Cotton is on the rise and will probably 60
to II cents.
President Harrison has placed the country
$4,000, 900 in debt.
Harrison and John L. Sullivan went down
and cotton went up.
Mrs. Lease is announced as a candidate for
Senator from Kansas.
The outs say, turn them out, Grover and give
good Democrats the pie.
The wedding season is on and the combina-
tions are quite numerous.
Liverpool estimates the cotton crop at six
million five hundred thousand bales.
The combined debts of all the nations of the
world amount to over 10000, 100000.
Mighty few patriots set up nights wurryin'
about failn' to get an offs that don't pay.
Gov. James Hogg is reelected Governor Of
Texas by majority of from $4,000 to 10000.
Mckinley says the returns speak for them
selves. lie is like the boy the calf ran over.
Hon. r. Fl. Thompson, of Brookhaven, says
he is not an applicant for Attorney General.
December 10th will be the 18th anniversary
of the admission of Mississippi into the Union.
Don't believe the fellow who says: 81 told
you so." No sane man expected such vic
tory.
The grip has made its appearance in New
York again and two deaths have occurred from
the disease.
Thomas W. Palmer, of Michigan, says that
no man could have won victory for Republi
! cans this year.
Several women in New York are succeeding
| in the real estate business, and two are regu
lar members of the Exchange.
Grover Cleveland is the modern Hercule.
assigned by the people to the task Of cleaning
the Augean stables of politics.
The scaffold on which John Brown was exc
cuted at IIarper's Ferry, is being shipped t.
Chicago for the Worlds Fair.
| On the 9Th there were fifteen Governor.
elected, of whom twelve are Democrats, twt
Republicans and one Populite.
Prof. Marshall tells us that the oak in
general way requires to grow from 100 to 2O
years before it is fit to cut for large timber.
The Georgia Legislature has passed an ac
authorizing State banks to issue currency
provided Congress repeas the 10 per cent. tax
The Georgia Legislature has passed reso
luton calling on the next Congress TO repeo
the law levyng 10 per cent. tax on Stat
banks.
The scientist who will invent some means
paralyzing the tongue that is given to utter
ing profanity in the public streets will do
great good.
The one and two-dollar bills are gettin
scarce in the Treasury. They are scare
most everywhere in this country, and 'largt
ones in proportion"
Grover Cleveland received more electors
votes in the North than Mr.. Harrison, so h
would have been elected, even if the soil
South had not been in it.
When Mr.. Cleveland takes his scat as Pres
dent of the United States he will face an emf
ty treasury and outstanding liabilities whic
amount to $50, 100000.
The new State Board of Health organized
Jpckson on the 18th by clecting DR.. W.
Hyer, of Meridian, president, and DR.. VII
johnson, of jackson, secretary.
Gov. Horace Boies lost Iowa, but the spler
did work he did for the national ticket durin
the campaign is appreciated by the Democra
ic party, and the general desire to see hi
honored in some way by Mr.. Cleveland.
Senator Morrill,, of Vermont, who is Il
oldest member of the United States Senat
declares that the defeat of the Republics
party is due to the fact that the principle
protection was pushed to the extreme linn
and President Harrison agrees with him.
The following gentlemen have been appoin
ed by the Jackson Board of Trade as delegat
to the Nicaragua Canal convention viii,
meets in New Orleans, November 3Oth:
w. Stone, DR.. s. :. Carter, Gen. Henry,
Hayes and r. II. Henry.
An association has been formed for the pu
pose Of inducing Congress to establish a Ro
Department similar to the Agricultural d
partment. Good roads are az necessary
the development of the country, to the qui
and easy transaction of business, as are ra
roads.
President Harrison is criticising his mann
ers Of the recent election. He says the cal
pagn has been mismansged, and that mu
better results could have beeh secured but
the "rainbow chasing" schemes, to viii
Chairman Carter gave countenance and ass
tdnCes uhTTteoH 10 poiNSu"'y e""' k''S"
the result in his native State, and thinks
was largely due to the lack Of good gener
ship.
The privilege let BY the Worlds Fair
} thorities to the Hygeia Company to supI
I drinking water At the Worlds Fair is likely
! be for sale. The Wisconsin Supreme Coz
I has confirmed the injunction issued by
) waukesha county court restraining the co
I pany from digging trenches and laying pil
: in the village Of Waukcsha. This isa sew
I blow to the company, which has its pipe line
: Chicago pretty well completed and has mi
Z it's connection at Jackson park. II will los
) goodly sum Of money, but great rejoicing
caused in Waukesha, whose famous sprir
5 were its great attraction and source Of veal
I fthese springs had gained an opening