Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

anu Win cicthee tDat are reported 10 nave been
cut out with n fret saw. He is on. OF the three
or four best lawyers in the Senate. He Is said
10 have foresworn carriages and eva0ow-tsil
coats and he has respect for Inverted ccaohmen
with bugs on their hats. The plain. swarthy
man scarcely looks . historical character, but
be was q private soldier in Jef Davis regiment
IN the MEXICAN war.
Ten OF the southern Senators were major
generals In the confederate army and four Of
them surrendered TO Grant at Appomattox. or
these Ransom Is one Of the hsndsomest men In
the upper house-tall. straight, with a sensitive.
aquilne nose and dark. moss-roee complexion,
and he IL fifteen years older than he looks. He
chafes somewhat under confinement and longs
70 get back 10 his thousand-acre plantation,
but ne IL IN for eighteen years lie i 9 fervsnt
admirer Of fine horse fesh and IL busily i'm
proving the breeds Of southern racers and
roadsters.
winn, Farmers Alliance. Of Georgia, veil.
me; my opinion is that we shall all get back
here again. unless some Legislation is had in the
farmers interest"
THOSE KANSAS NES
Jerry Simpson is as lively on his feet and with
hs tongue in the House as II he were pulling
stumps with an unbroken yoke Of steers He
owns 900 scres and when be is at home il
keeps MN busy 20 take care of the stock For
twenty-three years he was a sailor, and though
he is not bow-legsed aad does not hitch his
trousers to any great extent he stands with feet
pretty vide apart when contemplating the
future Of parties. He wears socks, the contrary
notion having originated in a joke when be Was
stumping his district with his opponent HALO
well, thoroughbred silk -stocking aristocrat.
who had his clothes built in Boston The Joke
carried Jerry in. But he now refuses to run
again He thinks he can do more good and
have more fun misunderstanding public senti-
ment' on the terrestrial stump
clover, another OF the five astonished men
who found themselves elected TO Congress from
the same state, has a ranch of l,600 acres and
wastes a good deal of valuable time in chasing
graded cattle around IL. He is willing 10 take
another two years here. Baker has been re-
nominated and says he will be reelected. Otis
Is shy, timid, suspicious man, who feels very
much away from home, and is not at all GER
tain which way the volatile feline is going 10
jump. John Davis continues to bite his iron
gray mustache of short put in a clip when
ever monopoly carelessly drops its guard and
keeps himself in training for the Legislative
| ring. Funston of that same tenn - :, sed
state seems TO be lonesome. ask ott OIL he
alliance men why il was. well" b said. n .
| farmer and works at his trade. and Ks in
loud and continual voice in favor of farmers,
ers want done, and 30 We call him Farmer
Funston"
FARMERS BY BREvEr.
New York has three alleged farmers in the
- N' "nU "feeniesi. 1hes
sa' lug ', peisPire niueh themselves
IN my are professionals ratner than amateurs.
their money into it. They do not rely on it for
support; IL relies on them. Col. Greenlaaf has
an extensive farm fronting Lake Ontario near
hoenos'sr' on winch ne mas putt more than half
mae Oh SOHO preakwater, and he and Mrs.
Sfoehieai make summer home In the ram
hxta- hat lzxa Il. Al
ana spreads its maternal wings upon the lawn.
ne not only grows crops. but fine stock, among
snicn are forty choiee cows and thirty horses
,ne latter hentueklan crossed with some OF the
ARABIAN steeds that Grant owned Greenleaf
can MAKE good speech, but he knows the value
% .lhei anu ~nen the universal mouth is I'M
nu fathet incnned TO suffer and be
sheht. ne taii, gaunt man, little hand
SOM sonier than holman, but not much. asked
Mn ~ ne nau any income from his farm. In
.1.oi ne RePeateo IN surprise; certainly
o aa ioo me Iure AR, new butter, Aderney
,na.;.' iresn Vegetables prime health, good APP
49, eouuu sieep, agreeable company. AL
TL: ~ ' .oen cal Va worm having! ana
took President Harrison 10 Bacbestar a., ~
and very likely engaged him for q hot weather
visitor.
THE cLouD-coMrELLISo DrRESFoRrH.
They had very lively discussion In the
House the other day over a m oo0 annro,r;.-
ton IN enable Dvr.nto-,h - .-..
,,a- =, ,,-.,,,.. -: -, iNA'ns iui
H. 81 IT,. naih oy ehpiod,ng dynamite IN
IA. iuere wa gooa deal Oh fun over II
s;Sa..Sn, = inner OF hnssissippi, won con-
ahn .e ecia' y tne aoie manner In which he
Ian. anu ehpiaihed tne project The
1.s asreeu 70 inc appropriated, TO It's great
,.rO-rr,..; .A because INA. action showed a
p;'s'.;s spirl. anu Niihhgness 70 pursue
Al. .p fescacn Dut ~ Is only fair 10 add
n;., .n We, seteninc men OF Warrington begin
s.reS,t W.. .l neaus oi bureaus ana continuing
To- So ,nsn ,ne hnes OF experts In dynam-
.-.;ns. .hs so.o;tis!, an Amos, unanimous
500 ~ sLS,. 1aimy oi p!renIortns plan
ON :, .n. oGiuiy can nm chariatan; not
IN n; ag oeno'es AZ ms scheme Tor cayol-
10y s ts.n Sa'ei or IA ms alleged successes. One
ea 'neni mas hsureo ooi that moderate rain,
. ven .aes square ana one inch deep, would
Sn noie uan i,ooV.ooo OF tons, and ne
800 .ha. 49, al an SApiosion II would take TO
. Iose una. weight; snaii we know any more
,;D." neN YEAR, VI VIII the next century
i lssen 70 .nis same discussion indefinitely pro-
iohgeo ana continue to guess whether &C.
corrences are results or coincidences9
THE EXPIRE OF TEXAS.
Almost all of the Te,.,s har. .;,
20 orc ois rancn-
NAe. '"sefs o"ns ooo mead OF cattle and has
sen' COWS 70 chicago that weighed $500
pounds and had never had bit Of corn or any
grain but cotton seed meal.
d;..-,at n.,s az .e nv lour rous OF oirt IN bis