The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-23
Editorial and Otherwise

luie men are as great gosslps as lule womeh'
1t it said four men in every six use tobacco.
Contentment makes pudding of cold pota-
toes.
One case Of cholera is reported in Philadel-
phia.
American factories produce $4,000 watches
every week.
The gulfstream flows at the rate of four
miles an hour.
Science has reaflirmed its mastery over
brute strength.
How would it be if Jim Corbctt should tackle
the cholera germ?
1t is chilling thought,that coal is dear and
will be still dearer.
There is no man good in any line that there
is some man better.
The cholera is only shade worse than be-
ing placed in quarantine.
1t looks as if Maine will go overwhelmingly
Democratic in November.
Weaver's bad record can't be beat-but
Weaver can be very easily.
Birmingham keeps up her black record. She
has had her usual weekly murder.
Banner county, Nebraska, boasts of new
born baby who weighs 2OA pounds.
In Vermont at the recent election, the Re-
publican majority was significantly cut.
If a mans ability were as great as his dis
content, everybody would be Napoleon.
The Greenvile Times wonders if John L
Sullivan now realizes how his wife felt when
he beat her.
! Senator Hill has purchased a $50OO0 resi-
sion like that
The Olympic Club of New Orleans says it
will permit no more prize-fghts between
whites and negroes.
| Cholera germs may reach America in 1892
and not develop until lS93.- Keep out the
pauper immigrants.
The Memphis Appeal has been
reduced to fifteen cents a week. This ia one
of the best papers in the South.
The tide of foreign immigration must be
checked. Herein lies not only immediate Sc
curity, but safety in the future.
The Republicans have no electoral ticket in
this State 1t is understood that they will
vote for the Weaver Field ticket.
II the Third party is not going to do any
better in the West than it is doing in the
South, it had better shut up shop.
Rev. J. B. Gambrell, of Meridian, has gone
to Minneapolis, Mimi, where he will deliver
several lectures and preach for two weeks.
About half the boys of the country are at
tackled with the prize-fghting mania, which
must run ts course like oher juvenile disord-
ers.
Parrots are only ten cents piece in Central
America. There is no apology fora man look
ing after his own profanity in that portion Of
the vineyard.
Canada ships TO the United States about
$ll ,O00, 900 worth of lumber annually, and
takes in return $4,000, 900 worth Of wood manu-,
factures, mostly furniture.
When David Bennett Hill enters the ring in
the cause of Cleveland and Stevenson, which
will be within week or so, the country will
see some good Democratic work done.
Work on the canal across the Isthmus oil
Cornth is steadily progressing 600 to 1900
men being employed. The great work is ex-
pccted 10 be completed in the ensuing year.
The Lexington Advertiser very truthful'y
says: "No paper in the State can live on its
subscription, and a community that does moi
advertise will not retain n good newspaper
very long.
Chairman Harrity, of the Democratic Ma
tional Campaign Committee has issued an ad
dress to the people of the United States. HI
congratulates the country on the result Of th
elections in Arkansas, Maine and Vermont
He is full of hope as to the result Of the Presi
Dental campaign.
Gen. Stevenson said the other day at Ashe
vllo, N. c., that the political situation was al
that the Democrats could desire. Indiana, h
said, was sure to cast her vote for the Democ
racy, and Illinois was exceedingly close an
doubtful. He hoped and believed the Stat
would 90 Democratic.
Senator Carlisle, OF Kentucky, says that tn
success of Mr.. Cleveland is almost assured
now that the Democrats Of New York have 60
together. The Senator also looks for som
political surprises in the West, for he say
that tariff reform has sure hold on the peo
pie.
Mr.. T. v. Jackson, the detective in the en-,
ploy Of the Southern Express Company, an
!, recently made prominent by his alleged cap
!. ture and killing Of Eugene Bunch, says ther
l is nothing in the chargs that Col. Hopgoo
i killed Bunch, but that he was killed by hi
posse, as hitherto claimed and reported b
him.
: Mayor Rich, Of Mobile, has published car
denouncing as false the statement Of th
Birmingham Age Herald that he met Jill
Corbett at the train in Mobile and welcome
him. He says in that cards ~ do not wis
the people Of Mobile to think that they hsv
any sympathy with the brutal business
prize-hghting.
Gen. Weaver attempted to address the per
pie Of Amory, Miss, during few minutes
II w.;t NJ tho train. hut woman chimed
It with. "Gentleman, this man, Gen. Weaver,
% tho man who, during the war, robbed every
body in the Southern States who fell In b
line Of march. know this to DO 90, for
stole two pounds Of butter from me. Do nj
listen Ia him, but 90 vote tho Democratic ticl
Ct straight" Weaver had 10 more 10 say.