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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

leave, I sos represented that Ne, Wash
NiNNn NAi frtlvl io htr private usHu on
a,seept ~ ~ " ,ufn Ana 10 i,t, MS
yuNur men and started
Illianilh Nltf on ihr lookout air me-. nc
~, hf tai pfin futInislnf lnat a. u WIS
,NNt pitNt lite ushcd .np VI fAo al noi IN.
VIE 'nr 90 Arnu tho nl4ni I iali tim
W. nft ree her when 4 left shN mansion
hN WM Quitr certain That She iti.- fot
AWnur that | was silrtiha fnf So iinr a
walk la u would Ne to AicNlunifla At Tint
i2le hour, anl teiratcl Ms nturaucc4 that
lng ine some envuuiF aluinst cilne nN
way 10 tht dark TOY u waH about siuelup,ii.
Young hwottt Nino ulaalng With nat IA
'liefri Nrs Washington saws yon tnust
hot ro iuuirhi- it b. tnl e.,r.r
ipm my r0nWsnuiiul tnM ! o1rll enslly
Walk 90 AloNaudrln ~ caulde nf hours
SION 10 rculc ms matter Win her my wins
rrahlp nlofcu natren cmmina ini "lynd
ISM VI, Mlsircsa Won lci YOU ui step.
Shr lllh plenty ol hpds and l,nsyts IND
ae tulc you she q q wholc lady" lhe 40.
Hui was thai / dccldUd 90 stay. hhd the
murc I saw VI Mr.. Wa1hnEion the more
vnuNlurci ! was that lil1ntth WAS rllht
10 his estimation uf nor,
lu the evening at tue suggestion OF the
fovng senuymru We took a ight aud oN.
lniercsi, Wgonv Witch wgro some ~ ,rtcd
pictures and many cngrarluEs. mostly fuE,
liah nnN fropch noludrig Hcrlptnrnl Hnd
sGEI'g asai sSsas 5a, is b sca S sss
lnnil e7oiue WrNEn ana sotne dorueHtcH-
amoug wlivh wcrc the death ~ Nuuigoni.
eic lhcsc or the most part wesc auil
hanging on lho wallis iuat WHORE and as
lhe hand % Washington had nuspcnicd
In ihe drtwinr.nom was an elegant.
lifc slJed nuluiinE. lccunilY placed iherv,
81 ihN lAuN thfp occnpNinN No. ~ hcr uAnkh'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

The sweat rolls OF his ebon face, and
The chant comes only In broken pants.
Times up cries some one and the
music stops.
Thenup jumps ole massn.
"Givo Ms Dixie 'Ne1erm he cries,
'aud allcloar tho iDori
He soize- ole miss round tho waist,
and commands the boys 20 choose their
partners Ole mics resists with all tho
laughing might Of her lsj pounds, but
10 no purpose. She Is luggod 20 hGr
place and the yonng couple III up tho
oothiion.
"S'lute 20 partners and balance nllln
cries old massa lthey have bad an egg
n0g and cherry bounce that after
noon tapping his coat tails nearly over
his shoulders and singing with tho
fiddle:
Oh, awny down yauder 10 tho land Of
ofiau.
Cinnamon seed an sandy bottom,
Look away away away Ia Dixie
-Fusi four forari and back agin n no
goes on, never letting loose Old miss'
hand, Tor II he should she would make
break Tor the wall.
on, % buclswboat cakes an de good olo
butter
Make my nouf 10 Hitter hitter aulfar
Look away. awhy. away 10 DlAioi
The darkics sing TOO paiting their
knees and saying.
"Yas. yaW 20 Il Ole uassa. Nou'n
ole niles Is younger ea en- an.
But alas. ole miss uiuaes % sustain
hor racord. She breaks clean down
declines 20 bulge ana WIN and the
girls intarier 81 hsr behalf On ihoy
sclrri ia ihe hoiec VIII nlarlg carry
ing hi5 inotaef. aud tha daflqieg have
the noqr
Up comes tbs moon aRain, but hur
white haFers carry no Aieep on tbeir
tips this Lime. ~ goes tho dance iili
the candles arr exhausted ana The ruo,-
tsrs are growing on Chrisimas faofaiig.
Meanwhile lathe cabins OLD moiher
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

It's time ole Miss and ole Mossa were
back.
Aunt Milly strains her eyes from the
kitchen door. coiice-pot in hand as she
adds an extra handful Of berries 70 the
grinding and sings,
King Jesus rides o milk white boss,
See de b eedin lamb
He rides hin up nr down de cross
See do blecdln' lamb
oh pore Danyul, who's on De lords sldei
oh pore Danyul, who's on DC lord'a aldai
Coney heaps armfui after arinild Of
firewo0d on the back porch, md Har-
riet makes way for n huge buck log
which he leaves behind the andlrOnsi
piling in front Of them green logs and
tight wood till tho room is a blaze Of
warmth and glory-ior ole miss VIII BIO
cold when she gats home. At last IL
cornes-the familiar old carriagei creep
ing like beetle over the brow Of the
bir hill. Away lies the escort o. chill
dreu and dogs, screaming and running
over the rutted road, across the pas
ture.
Harriet stands, broom IN hand, call
Ing 70 them from the uoreh hcr voice
lost IN the s. Ind, and the freight dane
ing back 70 her through the open door
Aunt Miily sings on. putting In the
biscuits 70 bake, and giving tho coffee
: final turn through the drippqr.
Crcak goes the heavy pasture gate,
pushed, scraping the ground, by slim
brown arms and sturdy yellow legs. II
comes the carriage and stops. Then
such d clafaoring over wheals. such q
.cuddling on saats--tiIree and four deep
tho baby Ia mothers Jap aud the
picaninnies on the floor under thc
bailalo r1be, ana llapging on Oenind.
Thsn On they come, tho tires fdtiliug,
the horses smoking, the curtains flap
ming, the children laughing, the dogs
barking and ole Miss and Gle Massa
milling.
Home sweet homel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

death. Pumpkins aud kstsbaws mellow,
.'s-N sweeteu on the cabin roofs. and
sweei potatoes grow susary IN ihe hills
tne ieafes turn FROM r5a lor,iasoi: wind
ks'S a keener edge and hirh.pi.sbeS
vail; the sun sets oaeh evebin5 mo-, NOV,
s .i.,Ig to the southwark. and the slv
Akes on that sheet-iron lool, wbicI
means mean last good bye to summer. Nd
, s,av. u '.n flashes 81 lame who're half
month agoihe mocking birds sane 10
INC new moon. Snow birls swirl In
eyuhtless drorcs over the barron folds.
shlyering as the dried ioodcr with tbc
tempest Of their wings, ana occasional
locks Of wild geese paint zigzap
patterns Of black upon a lsad-grer slsS
over the ponds in The dips o, he nrairie
.and thin cacl,lo OF les forms. lrsesine
~ waves ard curves with tho wind
against tho banks. Silent ard fallow
lie the wide, fertile aeids, wberc tbe
sandy loan Of the uplands blend with
TIE rcd banks OF old Rcd rivor as it sui.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
DANGER IN THE DIG ESTIoN,


Tho prtn uf taking whisky lnwardy ~
An nd ~ digestion ~ hocumlnE more APP
parent evory day.
a doplornblr illustration ~ rnmlshcd BY
what ihn snudioM fraternity designate aa
good unn nH rlntinnhti men ifu, ana, al
though be- dld not Mo thc alnif hr WAS
compelled Ia drink more N loHa rrd aul ~
heli1us whisky nnth day n Keep W. ~.
waH 80 dittHftrfui 10 ihia rfnirfnhu TINT
hH never touched ID drun NJ it without max
lnR % VIZ face except " puufsei when
one gscaina. whio walking 10 his home
IA tho auhufh9 lir had nu business nsHn'
nEof 40 hnul hiW in % cub DO grew con
iemmnllvn aud ie4hed nrAlnat q hienlll
lamp post 40 tlnk. lila digestive 0rFGnn
Ind hf0n especially rnmbH iu the natter W
PERFORMING ihtlr funriionn thnt day ana lia
circulation was rlngMsh l.r7nlng NRuhat
ing hs ample ulster uhlHt hifn be- niau ih'
dndrl q faiHi teumi Tho iuupppsi wlthin
ifa fll1F. When at leuWh be csHhyri 10
RESUME bis i0urnHY humewnri ihp lamp
waH hriuE "hUld on" by mFhWnYinrn f0f
iho pnipgaa ~ fpbDqgy, N hot hcium mlf'
drr, Deg aroused The siumb0dng suburbs Win
lia cries ior hrlp. When q poiiecnan ran
10 DIS ingisilnc0. saw hlH strange duemmn,
and ftirnrnH Uw hF unhuiiuuluN hlf Mister
ilH Htlil mninfDinrd NAT BE- hnd been 'hrd
nhi o terrible eYs laf namnei NE lqcnt
motive huAlligiIi No. DIDO threatened, no
mo nilifof helped him home, ~ have ihnt
flnciinnhfF removed rum The force im not
afrFohenilng ihis bolh hirhwayidan
Sc refer ID "tne Cincllnnu cunr" simply
nn warHinE ia ihr esteemed Elder hAopi
ara Of this city Wli0ae digestive organs lrH
NMuE ilm lgngn f9 lil goa lnsS. ~
into "hia own worst opfuig,'-New York
Advertiser
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
BETHLEHEM.
\ I5suilcal With the Star Of
TYcho2
MATTER WAS DISCOVERED.
I..,,sssls Changes IN Appsarance-so-
L,nI,as n Regard 10 ll--Tho Facts
nIeh Astronomers Have Ascsr.
hlned 10 this Regard.

Scr the sunday Gnzette.l
WI Dec. 23-0ne OF the most
I,ss legends connected with the hls-
/ ,, sstipnomy Is that which seeks to
NJ h blazing star that appeared In
n Tycho Brahe. the Danish rs
= Mil the "Star In the East" that
II, Nag 10 the cradle OF Christ IN
4. circumstances Of Its appearance
al may be said TO have made a
Fi,snafle entrance upon the scene
Z ensidornhle uncertainty as to the
4. tte when 1t became visible. but
4 ,irseif saw It for the FIRST time on
Lon o. he nth OF November. 1872.
q fhen about ~ years Of age aud wns
/. lining IN the chemistry OF that dav.
|-acTnel itself chleny with the dis
a 4 some means Of making gold. He
-nfaine home from his chemical
I sf when he saw the star. II was
-astellation OF Casslopela, nearly In
N aud only about % degrees from
- recently occupied by the strange
IN In Andromeda. II scintlllated
eonlshinr brightness, far outshining
~ In The SKY, and cqualllng the
~ o. Venus NJ her brightest. when
1 stie 10 cast distinct shadow after
II, Who knew very well that no such
I'M been visible there before, seems To
IN anite beWildered by the appnri.
ljra unable to trust his own eyes. lie
!, ID SOME Of his servants and asked
N tACy SAW the star. They DID. SIN.
.siy TOO much confounded by 80 un-
IA ana brilliant phenomenon TO uc.
m tyidanco OF his senses. the young
aa and budding astronomer hailed
ptasanis who were driving by aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

-rraNv osioUishcd nud urerd mo to ",ynl,
.Aln inl mouse Ahl ~, ua"N 'N' '''" i''
lid UUmiso" ,gns id curious appc,npn or
,,it.i,., " 'i,,,ii.Iit 1ni,'g ineW,iry dt.r,iy,l
ino iherr y,us hui nur smul
Ihe Hrrf,lGr. ,,yien.l,I fhl Nh0in longth
~ ,.. "rJ - ttnt ttt4'1 sief 'Isurth ,aif
its W.pb ttvirbr4I fiisfp u.fD .lUufiafs hut
~, d.',t AMI, fi. f.f tu niH,r of 'r6lls of
tU, n sftrh t iuvs tbin-H anriurted
3gr b,,ri,. ",pr.o lirrr biauriUOi tthu
ib,.a gare biar rrnuti.sbrlls. hprbs aul
,ttar at,ii,.Ifiq.
me ogcamWi c1llH ~, pamg iil h,l.,. y
. ~ XII. g.U.ru NJ 5.iturf.U n1I
. a,i,,r t.ii,g. ii1rr ,uili.i "a clr'u1ntau,
fj'li epi rrinhir 1rt,tIt b. up ,iut vi ln-
fayftfr III iED fnmh m tb2l ile iuld mr
xxx reI fiii iiha-.v tn VIM thp nub mud
.6t.l't i1 ..rd ID nIll buf ! urufrtrl To-
W. i,.' IN. rirJagt ani 40 ,q t,iIrfe Il
ftf, o.. fi,gt r.tdIIv tf Z HuIt l4n
VIVA 81 rtIfnIurtlaII 90 Mn. Npsn+
Inger nv nofhar " Ne ntc John ~,
,Wesnins''N VIVID was A"'N ="
i',Nat f.ft..1 tt. t,,I kft4r ffUfrufI.
inRagiu. pha vus hc rurdra1r won't
lu.ontu '", t,f,,,t ,li ,sneriaiiy n truer-
Az Nllrt fstit Titt "a i,uu4 trpo Wulfh he
Aii,aI ,9ir, 1iBntGd h, Waahnslnn'a own
bgRd. nnl s'ylus w. H. a,, KY XXX KIN If Y Vhieh
.NE st..dT FsUt ftr utntrs yO4FH but
W. I III, f,...ersd
MV Mind hunrf EruNrNnnrNnIs NNNk NNlNN
lec3mg efeans inisge ',9 ~ nH ls,ftit W snd
ile ulAl.l9i .,,.,o,,,i.,. ~ Waatiugion tIrn
uiihi hi.feH tlNhl't,' '.f.,ts4 iis rtFtf,4.4
there nc Htylhlf Nt'fI..a..t tit, fttu.
a Ml'gl9 ls an ca4i t.ift IN name
va ,h4i ~ ,,o,i3 Hain ips adniitaas,- oher.
iug 90 earif, y ~ lnt ,., ,,sle, b, ,,otnnr
llVP lSSif XXI Mon no rotnis win
uNp.lu Wta.s Fstta tby uftVlDus nunimdr
lne lp Nila4|1 W. gtit XXI ,,lfii r-,.
cui phN. is'l ia.t',tg titi 4fi ttngtpettfd
~ "ielf ..,,,1 tfs I'D "a piitr.intso tO
fufu NA1 " " ~ ~ 10 ffi.unffv and
that y ~ yu9,'ii w. it, ,,', md ~ soon ri
" 49, 'A , VII ttirtsIeh ths pHyilcee
nuatf ni5pl, enpraGiatrd fir.
~ i"s ,g si1n frfgiiod. hit DARK
lQ ut ulri WV d 9aI haumat tar
face Am9N WV .iiit9t Wmtn ng rd1gb.
aaylhs ,it .bs'" 81 ,,ti1ir LADY,. me 10
iug nW nil e. IN. t.ie tofiuI.
soln NJ hHr iet4 tn az. ,,',,tirran though
hhfsef NNnlet "N'"
Nc l9sr eite,t.rt ,gaa ncphow N Mrs.
n IA u n Or M. iilimitl nr
hs,,.ir t.ilN M 'i +" IN door. where b. mft
,,li la1g ta,tleinan, While b. was show
inr ne round ,. w9il gap@ rs l,i" NIX tay
lnFiou uiei tnc tn faks Ohfiftnlfa
rlilr iNAltAiWn >" N'
dinnrr WIN iB'"Le ,e,efng r.1eetai,as 10
hfisf tho9tl ,,,,,,,,st iirdnr which
showed ihgl n' AM ~ ~ aaqr famai
faiiieneA tts NJ yye.hiirtan. thffn
,yele 3y s,si.,sS. nhinas al not itagFf
20. a.. 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25


The carriage IS unioaded. Aunt
Min elaimf the groceries withas much
personal pride as a King would claim
his lthes.. Harriet takes ciiargt oi the
mysterious packages aud tiny chilarvn
are diverted witha bag Of nuts and
cs,ndy.
Then comes supper grta. lain slices
% pink fried ham, with rs rcd gravy
heaped on comes OF white boiled rica,
wahiesaao butter; and coiiee-'as Is
c0ileor
Then comes slecp.
She lays her waem white inger-tips
on earth and sky; ON human cye-lids
ana human hearts; on human carcs and
human joys; she broathos on che face OF
master and slave, negro and brute,
child and mother. and all sleep. The
NOM comes ip in low silyory mistinoss,
ana smiles ana keeps watch over The
sleopcrs, tho houses, the barns and
pens' tho ponds and iunglos, and the
silent iallow fields.
All is rest.
Only tho rivore still run on, roaring
aud complaining over its snags and
| quicksnnds. IL is bloody aud ireGcher
ous looking, but they know ii and love
it-aud God keeps them all.
Aud now, hurtah for Christmas.
The cakes are baked row upon row,
ICED and candy-dockod, they set upon
the pantry shelves. The pudding is
made aud minee pies by the dozens,
Turkeys arc roasted, stuffed with bread
crumbs, sage und onions; u harhocued
shoat lies brown, crisp and whole, with
| a rod annie i'm RI month, and 'poaantn
and tatcrs simmer In oily dellclousness
ComlQnv IL coming from town. and
| tho a.rk,e. art goinp to have "A dance
! IA tbe bprD aftsr M rhildrep have hni
their Chri-tmas troo.
Miss Mattie ha. h5on AZ work All day
! with her giri friends who are waiting
her. and youpo Aiai., Willie has ciimbod
70 the ton Of No barn. eettingh ls gooi
] clothes dusty and His black rgrls mn N
ohb.web.. RSinr tho ;reo nnd hanrinr
the prcsppte for tlls "Nrlc niycsr,i ~
THE candies ON Tho brackets
around ne wall ana lirhted.
and an old three-lpgped eheat.
iron stove I'm n CORNER rots red.hot ana
| tlps to no tlD its.own Iiue. ,,nrminp tho
room
SIN tho dsors nina. t,o ,,nrla5 ia
! kssr mi inouisitivo nnticipltiy,, eyes
| The carriae, i ana bpgpips ba;e come
! ftpn town rtnptyiug fholr loqjs of
/ fner,.,- int, rrt on In hospittblpp orrhag
| Tbe 6irls ma oressinr Ind cbattarinp
mn si',irs the volgg mon drinkIpp todoy
| IN Niars WHITES rooin and tbo civ
/ hoi-es rputchIpu rvnct NAV Anal oopd
| Wa river rorr nj M stabl,s 5nps
/ boys aud piil. have como over IRON tlo
noighborug plantation. pp hoi,-ebaclt.
n,,j M, Az. a,.,' 6,,i.i,., .t IN, INN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25


u nh attention TO the star Their
n, 0l wonder finally qatiIilcl hlm
4 gwlght was NOT playing him a
n tnedlitely 10 get 10 yyjrE 10 study
h ltar. with Inc bcst mdaus at Ills
a Z b ordrr. &c possible. 70 aseprtgu
8 anl it8 distance FROM thr cnrih.
llngll1n nl Iyclo'a uuWliilEsrss
o lgeept The Appearance 1t he new
D actual fact. despite ilc evidence
~ eyes. q may De- remarked that
iiilag now could be- created IN the
lnl he was not yet free from THIS
ta51.
Z q be then ala 20 Haridroa1 Abbey
llrk OF nearly nfty.siy degrees OF
tflle lyoho WIS able 20 watch the
IS tourney nh tha way around the
he star wAs only about twenty
fyreps from the pole, and when II
-iC The hole star. IL was yet nearly
gin degrees above the horizon. II
n uiglp durlug thc hrsl four weCa3
as lbs Mthurt thar Il could be
N Ne daytime and consequently could
Ffc4 through q complete circuit about
"a shcn u began efowiy t1 fade, and
t1, lb74 ID dNapncafpl. the whole
N rs Visibility having been about
~ months. Hut ID must be remen-
"a there were no telescopes m those
" there had been the star would I'm
~ have remained visible with thtlr
Y after II had faded beyond the reach
tnaldel eve.
thlnges m color that the star un-
n were remnrkable. IL FIRST II was
w white. graiuRiiy il turned yel-
- on, about i've or SIX months aftur
X appeurunce, It's hue became fiery
lsh finally Il assumed q dull. iuaden
iha rempinel tbus as iong rs it could
z proved that this wonderful phe-
: was NOT Q sonnet. as some supposed,
2 an opposition M urlr 10 the earth
nom and the planets are. hut that
Situated among ne nvod Stars. he
flily cnniurphend no meaning %
Y thus estahlished. because he had
haqepuate and incorrrct idea Of The
% The hrpN statg. Ifnhc new star
s,nf I'd the average distnuce Of the
'tsss tanl Il probably wasl then, when
most brilliantly. IL must have
nfih. al least ten thonsnnl times ns
iAslt AZ onr MN eivesf same astrono-
sife thought tbnf no nnfbiirst ~ This
1at Wa8 due 10 ihp e0ecfs OF coli
r'dTlng a sun ordinarily too faint,
distance. 10 he Visible from The
hat snDnoep thof sun 10 have bepn.
4. qum, the center ~ IA system OF
; tlni became 81 Thorn WHEN their
~ suddenly burst nut into a fur.
w hundred ihousand odd ns intense
Been hpforef In such n gush VI
~ planets would melt ike snow
a summer s6H MI ''''' ''''
lye-9's star mi mi M i sfSr W Betbie.
+th0. himsoif esinbaifed no sun
X n ihrlr iientitv XII NJ r1nid nj
20 general public nom believing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

about fourteen months as Judged by the
time elapsed between the Years Nil aud
l2ii. u the supposed appearances in tie
years last named rested UPON solid evidence
we might With some coincidence still expect
90 see lychu's star again. liut the eylpnce
on which they rest rs very unsatisfactory,
90 that the whole question o. Involved 100
uh.uuty. We can only Wuioh aud walt
confident that II the strange star does re-
appear modern science Wiu not let 70 rs-
story would surely be ono VI me most mar.
yulous uf all that the heavens have unfoldvd
10 man. GARRETT J.. SAltNlSS.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-25

LINCOLN, Nov. LIT will take the
Official canvas TO decide the result in
the First district Inc official count
OF the vote in Lancaster county gives
Field plurality OF $40 over Bryan.
According TO The Omaha Bees fig
ures this elects Bryan by Il plurality OF
1853 in the district, but the official can
vas OF the other counties may change
the result.
The complete returns OF the Second
district give: Mercer, 10 SOL; Doane.
., I07; Wheeler. 3. lj3. MERGERS piu-
raiity over Doane is |. 09i.
With one county to hear from the
returns from tho Third district snow:
Meikeljoh - go; helper, 8 800;
Poynter S.713. MeiKlejonn's plural
ity over KEEPER is ,. 265.
In the Fourth district complete re-
turns give Hainer Is, 6SI. Nifquain s.,
9i2 and Dech ll.52I. llainer's plu-
ralily over Dech is 1, lGO.
There are still three counties TO hear
from in the Fifth district. Inc result
in the other counties is; Andrews,
! =. $40; McKeighan. l2.77l. n majority
for the fusion candida OF ,. 22l.
There are eight counties TO hear
from in the big Sixth district. Those
which have already reported give:
Whitehead II, 2S4; Gatewood. = ISL
KEN, II. So; showing plurality for
KEN OF /, 603.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-25

4 meeting in Boston under the aus
pices of the Massachusetts Sunday
Protection league adopted resolutions
deprecatlng the further agitation Of
the Sunday opening OF the Worlds
fair.
In an election day quarrel, in An.
derson county, 5. C., three men were
killed.
The new cruiser. Cincinnati. was
launched at Brooklyn on Thursday
with imposing ceremonies.
Al Franklin. Pa, the aimshouse was
destroyed by fire and the 100 inmates
had a narrow escape.
In n railroad collision at Highland
Center Ia. Thursday. the cars caught
lire ana four people were burned.
In Massachusetts the vote on gov.
ernor is SO cloee that the republican
staie committee wild demand re
count
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-25
Al Work on His Message.

WASHINGTON ID. c., Nov. 2.-Tne
president has begun the preparation
OF his annual message to congress on
the state OF the country. The three
weeks left to him for its consideration
will undoubtedly prove more than
enough time for the purpose. 1t is ex-
tremely improbable That he will de-
vote much space TO the questions
which have made up the policy OF the
present al ministration. The message
will therefore be shorter and less sig
niicant than usual. and will proba oily
contain nothing beyond II review OF
the work OF the ministration during
the past year. ami a brief recitation OF
the presidents we'll known views op
the political issues OF the day.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-25

PARIS Nov. 10. Tho Temps, com
mcnting upon the result OF the Amer
lean election. says; Seeing that the
campaign was fought solely on eco
mic issues, it is clear that the Ameri-
cans feel little il any. affection for the
Mckinley Dill and the beauties OF pro-
lection. The American people. it FUR
ther says. have for yelrs past per-
ceived that the republican moveme nj
is exhausted. that there was no unes-
ton OF principles at stake, and that i,
was aosurdiy futile to be carried away
by memories OF Lincoln and Grant "a
meet the new requirements of uni
que situation,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-25

TOPEKA, Kan. Nov. l2.-The re-
puolicans OF Kansas are bound to see
il they have really saved anythin :
from Tuesdays wreck. One candi-
date after another whom they thought
had survived the general disaster, is
found to have gone under. until now.
their only consolation 10 in the cleo
tion OF two congressman. Today the
unofficial returns show that Congress-
man Funston has been defeated for re
election in the Second district and
that the fusionists have secured ma
jority OF nine on joint ballot in the
legislature.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-25

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA. Already
preparations are under way for the in
auguration OF Mr.. Cleveland on March
4 next 1t is the intention of the dem
ocratic organizations in the larger
cities to make it more notable than
any similar event that has preceded
it. Tammany Hall OF New YORK, the
Harrity club OF Philadei phia the Iro-
quois clue OF Chicago and other SINH
lar organizations have already sent
representatives to Washington TO Sc
cure accommodations for their men,
oers who will be present and
participate in the event. Estimates
are heard fixing the number OF march
ers in the procession to celebrate the
return OF the democratic party to pow.
er at so, 600.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-25

CoLUMBUs, O.. Nov. AT mid
night the republican committee COM
pleted its table, with all the counties
heard from with the xception of four,
and these are estimated. Some cor
rections were received at n late hour
from Hamilton ami Cuyahoga counties
which will raise the reported plurality
OF Taylor republican for secretary of
state, to 7S6. and the table shows the
Harrison electors to have been elected
by 1877 plurality. Inc committee, how
ever. comedies the probable election
OF Seward. the elector who heads the
Cleveland list owing to the ounglins
on the part OF voters who placed the
mark opposite the name OF the first
elector. and the others were not
counted. The democratic committee
claim the election Of Seward, Curtain,
and possibly the whole number.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-25

Any average man or woman or
child can take on more colors of
conceal ent can pass himself off for
more sticks and stones and berries
and bones" than all the brute creation
Jumped together; yes and is doing
this all the time and doing it in.
stinctively. How much does any
given person really know OF what is
going on in the mind of another per-
SOM OF how drearily bored this man
IS who is listening with such mani
lest interest to your pointless story
OF how inwardly sad and caro- worn,
tn other who i dancing such a
lively measure with you to the sound
Of The rushing fiddle All. it is
such a pleasure 10 tell story to so
quick and appreciative a listener"
thinks the bore. To the pit with
you and your threadbare old chest
nut is the inward answer The
man is 5 mpy hiding himself from
lis enemy. FOR what enemy so venom.
ohs as orc made Ia see himself ia
lls ifue cp!ors.