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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
rnr uIrcu STILL On.

san Antonio. Tex, Ian. 2G-OSpccial)
The report from New York confirming
the sale Of the San Antonio and Arang-
as Pass road 90 the Southern Pacific is
not believed by prominent officials of the
road here. whose last udyicos ere the
hitch In the negotiations has not yet been
adjusted, though b was expected TINT
tho sulc will ultimately be- effected
They think the report WAS probably start
eel for the beneficial effect IL would have
ON the roads spcur,tic, pending ucgutiu-
tiuus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
weAtherford Mineral Wells and. North
d. e. HlRSHFIELD & CO..,
(Piekwick HOtoi. fort Rortb.)
RANR0AD TICKETS BOUGHT
SOLD AND EXCHANGED.
I. d8-San Antonio office, ID. Il. alrat.
field & Bro, opp. Menger HotOl.
AMARIILO MOVING

Amarillo, Tex. Ian. rs Especial. A
very enthusiastic immigration NEE ding
was held at the Amarillo hotel Thos.
~ Turner was elected chairman and h..
q. Highsmith secretary
committee Of twenty-five was APP
pointed 20 send out an address TO thc sur
rounding counties aud ask their co-op,Tn-
ton. The proposition OF g. A. Oliver 90
run an excursion train from Kenrucky
was accepted
a large crowd was present and nluCh
enthuscd. Several good speeches were
made advocating a permanent imniigra-
ton bureau.
The wheat crop Is very promising and
stock N Ia prime condition and the
good prices paid for Texas tsltiie causes
good feeling 70 prevail
The Amarillo country rs on the NOV, 20
the front.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
MORE NENIrAN humans

Laredo Tex, Jan. o5--(Sppcinll Tho
M'Alcnh government continues To forward
troops to the frontier Eight hundred M
the Eighteenth infantry started down the
are under command OF General Errr,,I,gg
ana wiz relieve General Lorenzo Gurcln's
command which has been ia the lower
country Tor several years. Ii Is understood
n"S me NUN cavalry Is en- route overland
40 New Laredo from Gaulnlujalu Gnl viii
nr s,ni9ued 20 mat point In The fut,Irr'
rue hhho OF the same regiment rs expected
10 arrive there by rail- In few DAYS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
THE CnNNnssIoN rAsn

Galveston Tex, Jan. Especial THE
taking or testimony In the Texas railway
commission ease will be- resumed here 10.
morrow The following attorneys are hcrr
Tor the purpose OF conducting the cNnmipu.
ilon; w. $. Slmpilns, attorney for thu
commission; j. w. Terry. attorney Tor lie
attorney for the Cotton Belt, and X. \,
Loyett attorney for the Texas and Pacific
ana international and Great Northern.
are here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

70 Involves The question whether the
Jurisdiction of lt Iowa railroad rominls.
sinucrs extpIHs tO business originating
hl other states The commissioner enter
cd suii to require thc hllW99uhSS 70
nev line from Ohio The case was trans
ferIVd 10 the federal court Judge Shitas
held lhot no federal question was iu-
voltod and rcmandel the case 10 the
state court. which decided the business
was interstate commerce and beyond i0e
iurirdieti0n of the state COMMISSIONERS.
'Thov npucaird
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
TOTAL ARSTlNENOE

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan, 25.-The mn.
HH i,ia,i conference of the Christian Prohi.
tude of the church toward traffic in alra.
hohc beverages ought 10 Dee ono nr mn
compromising hostility manifestcd hv ~.
TAI abstinence personally and i'm church
communities by opposition 10 iiouor H.
cense aud all organizations which do NOT
oppose licenses. "o NOT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
WILL WALDO WALK 2
Sensational Rumors Regarding
Changes on the Katy.
RAILROAD BUILDING IN 1898.
The Estimate Made BY the Railroad Gayelie'7'A
Test Of Authority Frey's New Job.
Wheat Ralss Reduced That A.
legged Coming Strike.

A Kansas City pnpcr has the loIoW-
ing which will be- of considerable interest
here
Sensational rumors are aHont Of com
ing changes IN The active management
of the Missouri. kuuus nnd Texas rail-
way. and l crcdcnor cnu be- placed IN
the reports there is strong possibility
of the retirement ui j. Waldo. hrst wee
president aud general manager
The change i'm the office Of general
superintendent by which j. J. Frey rs
sent to the East liHe and Red River
road a branch Of the Katy IN Texas.
and A. A. Allen is placed ia charge OF
the system, has brought ont reports Oh
mixed condition Of ahuirs on The rout
According 60 tho gossip, together with
position tu know what HE are tar -
about there is q bitter quarrel existing
between General Manager Waldo aud
Second NiCp-prpsihput Thomas 4.
Purdy, which can Gully end li The re-
signuJiOn OF ON" or the other. Mt furuy,
IL is said hos the advantage 90 present
and is backed by strong influence The
real power behind the throne is said To-
be- j.. n. liuuoy, ut present genera
superintendent of construction of the
system. mud who hats sole charge ui the
extension now being built hy The
company Mr. Fimoy was formerly
general manager OF thr Wisconsin Cen
trail and un Indication of his power ~
the gathering Co. ihp Katy oi the old
Wisconsin Central mon Treasurer Nc
Guirc, General Superintendent Alleu and
one ar two others are what are nov
called Kinney men mud are SAM POP
owe their positions with the Katy. To
Mr. i'uuoy's Influence.
MIR Finncy, hy reason of his great
wealth and his influence with other own
crs of the road. 8. ublc to have COM
gilprp bia NOipp uI urpspuf la lin, uuuuup-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
wEATHERFoRD coNFERENcE.

Weathcrford, Tex, Jan. 25.-(Spccial)
bishop Key preached a fine sermon
last night IN the Methodist church 10 Il
large congregation.
Preachers are getting thick They
come pouring in from all parts of the dis
trict TO participate in the arrangements
FOR the furtherance Of the GOSPEL and
the religious betterucnt of the district
They dincd today cumassc az the dis.
N. l.. Ennis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
RRIGATION cnNcnnso

SAT- Lake Utah, Jan 25.-At meet.
ing OF the federal executive cominittne
Oh lhe irngation congress here today Il
Los Angeles. @' ''''sFeSS IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
AuGusrAs CARNINAL.

Augusta, Ca, jan 20. Today Auelwia's
narnigil saw larger crowd than ever
was Ia the city. The day was devoted 20
displays by special artists IN the public
square, FREQ 10 all. AZ night trRdVs dis
play took place. Floats Of different firms
made q magnificent procession. Tomorrow
night WIN crown the festivities with "a
series ~ Alegolical nOats, shat. Il IS as
serprd. WIN suypass anything seen outside
at Sew Orleans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

SOLD everywhere prco' CuricURA. ~ cts;
soAP 20 c-s; Re lolvcut, tluU
Prepared boy POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CONFORMATION. DO H0u
All About tnc Skin. Scalp aud HAIR, "a
pages, - Diseases, mailed free.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
SIlORT IN ms ACCOI-\,ro

Oraugcylle, Ont. Ian OK u D,
liHAh', treasurer OF Dufteriu comfy sni
oiuel last night by poison. Hum , su,
short Ia his accounts. i4""n was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
PHENOMENAL SI-ccnee

New Orleans, La, Jan. % Richard
sla3hs4eid played TO the largest matinee
cess simply phenomenal. ''H SUI
HENRY GREENWAIJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
DROMN1nn

60 Martins Ferry, o., Jan. 25-Sidnor
smith and Willie Duff while sLotin" ' L., y,
evening on thin lee were drowned ~ ~
o'heF boy fell in, but was rescued
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
MARRIED. sTyTy yrApe

Vernon, Tex. Jan Or fSn.,t.,,
Mrs. Mary r. Shiyes. aeed Ss i,od ~.
ernon Yesterday, She las many H..
Scendauts livlog IN this county. She bnd
@en married sixty years lie day she
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
FIETEHN KILLED

~. Petersburg, Jan. ga rasseugor
train ON the railway from wilma IN SIiS5si,
run INTO freight train today. Fifteen
injured ''S seriously
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
EARTHOUAKp SIIOCEe

winters Cal. Jan 70 There was n
sn,99cA OF earthquake last night nj $40
oHock ana another about / O'clock IRIS
morning both slight. T." '''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
SELLING RIRIES.
slN ANTONIO RrGIsrnArIoy

san Antonio. Tex. Jan tSperiai,
The total registration of voters f,r no
coming city election Is S453 this being Ia
more than registered last f0ll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
WACO BUDGET.
The Midland Road-He Sold Bbes--The
News From Austin Gratifying.

Waco, Tex, Jan. 2G.--CSpccial)- THE
action of the senate judiciary committee
ut Austin this forenoon reporting favor
ably upon the creation Of a separate
judicial district for McLCunau county,
was received this afternoon with much
satisfaction A number OF telorrums
FROM the members of the committee To-
Austin were received this afternoon. and
the passage of the bill is confidently
expected Success in this measure Is
held but To- bc the forcruuucr of victory
In the fight To secure the location of one
of the proposed new courts of civil up.
penls i'm the city, and renewed efforts
will bc made TO bring about such re-
suit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
INTNN OONrINNNrML MAr.

The Inter Continental Railway com.
mission has had prepared iuc timlc la
miniature of Central and South America
TO SHOW the surveys of the proposed rail.
roud intended Co unite the systems oi
Nuru aud South America The work
WAS done los H. u, Court, of the hydro
gr1ph office and IS faithful represents
alton of tle topography of the countries
named. II rs about twenty-five feet long
and win boz sent Go the Worlds fair az a
part ui tllv government exhibit In uddi,
lion tu the lnt's surveyed for lhr railroad
the map also shows routes of the pres
pnt and prospective steamship line, igou
Nouh to South America with the name.
of their terminal PORES aud Intermediate,
stopping points " any.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
INDICATIONS.

fnie cNsfpr iulB ON the Texas 49,
Haer. Winds shifing o he northwesterly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
a NJ nr ATrn0RIrY-

4 nuhNQue, la. dispatch SAYS, The
Eagle Point switching ease. as 10 N lWa,
~ Known Nih be argued before thc sn
prame court AZ Des Moiues top rfhy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
CUTTCURA BABY !!

This beautiful baby boy, the SOD Of
Geo. B. and Janetts Harris. Webster.
Ind. is one of thousands completely
cured by the CUTlCCRA REMEDIES
of q torturug and dishgming skin dis
ease after many doctors and remedies
had wholly failed The marvellous cures
daily performed by these great remedies
have astouished all familiar with them.
None but mothers realize how these liz
lie ones suffer when their tender skins
are literally ON fire with itching and
burning eczomas, and other itching scoly
blotchy and pmply skin aud scalp dis
eases To know that single application
Of the CUTlCuRA REMEDIES will
afford instant relief permit rest and
sleep. and point 10 a permanent and
economical tbccause most speedy cure.
nnd not to use them, is 10 fail IN your
duty. Parents, think Of The mental and
physical suffering To- bee endured I'm ycurs
TO come from neglected skin. scalp and
blood diseases. Cures made TO u.uucy
aud childhood are almost invariably
uprmuuput
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

Headquarters for Commercial Men.
Sample Rooms Free
t75'-Call and Give us 3 Trial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
LOCAL TIME TABLE
Texas Nrd Pacific halfway.
lAsI HOUND MAIN fINE
~ DNIINl.IAL plMsInv


Texua ana pncinc irlluB Nos. aud O. tho ~
J outs cannon Dall Uuly stop nt IryartUun,
a g Junction. Atlanta, Jefferson. Marshall
ltrry.cW Junction 1859 Sandy. MuDoia Wills
20 nt Terrell, GJst Dallas Dallas ana For.
v Ur,h.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
UNION PACIFIC HOTE

j, NJ PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
Opposite Depot, BELLS, TEXAS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
MARDl GRAS CAV
NEW ORLEANS s
r n II r. TIA Ef NJ
For the Mardi Gras oa'ln'
leans and Mobile, lhe M

SANTA IF
WIN sell excursion liehscSS s "
at the the low rate OF aSS.sr
THE ROUND TRIP. ~ IA 81
February 10Th, nth, w. ...a,'i f
for the return pgssas lpNi
The rate from Fort Not .isa N
aud return on this 49, 49,
aud TO Mobile and re, ,ll,,h =
Train leaves Fort VOL .,s
making direct connesss.
with the southern Fae'n
Orleans 40 1888 2, Va AZ.
with traiu for Mobile ~
latter point at $40 p ~ IA So
Mobile at 1880 noon, A.e
So. m. The Marti llt1s
ye,n, aud you had oe'' ~, ~.
time. as YOU may no. sr.ihI
wear CAL ou WA ~ M
Agent q. c. 4 5. y -
further information
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

SOttri H1UNu A. dive DEPART
Chicago and Kansas
CITY expire U:aUA. m. B.ua. IN
Chicago and i.uusaq
CHS Thuulcrbot M bOup u. $40 d. M
SOUTH HlVSu
Houston and Galveston
matt. ... ,.,.,.... S.85u. n. tiJ0a, IN
Clcuuruu AcCommoda-
ton. .... ........ l0;o2 p. NJ I0'05p m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
WurAT RATrS REDUCED.

II has been found necessary TO postpone
the conference which Chairman Nhgicy
announced to Doe held ut ST. puul today
to consider tie decision ut the interstate
commerce commission iu regard TO
wheat rates 90 Minneapolis and
Duluth, says the Chicago lutcr
Ocean, The Trpnscoptineutal confer
cucc now going ON at ST. Paul
mikes d iu"unveniout for some of the
interested roads 90 respond TO Mr. Nidg.
legs call and another date win be- fixed
Tor the meeting In the meantime how
over, the 500 Line has ohcyed the order
of the commission and reduced the rate
on wheat from Dakota points to Min.
| ueapuls. making the required difference
between this rate and the rate To Duluth.
Tile other vuads win probably not follow
| this example until after conference
| Is held, II Is generally believed that The
I outcome of the matter will he similar 70
thai Of the Eau Claire lumber c0sc, IN
I which the roads adopted the rates ordered
hy the commission Just long eaoug.h to
prove their impmctlcuhihy and then
Cancelled them, In this case the Northern
| Pacific cannot be- compelpl to mako q
| lower rate TO Minneapolis than 10 nuMtl
| hecnusc by Us limos the distance l. me
snIne aud the other roads win claim The
right TO meet the competition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
GRINDING OUT NEW PHARMA.
ClSTS.
A RECEPTION

A reception and german at the
residence of Judge and Mrs. George
Clark yesterday evening aud last night
was The social event Of the season.
From . 70 Is o'clock was the reception
hour andS from . o'clock until a late
hour delightful german constituted the
program The spacious residence was
decorated with exquisite taste. and the
charming hospitality of the host and
hostess left its pleasant impress upon
every guest About seventy couples were
Urpsput
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
Fort worm ana RIO urnnie.


Dublin, Comunche ana
brownwood Mall. 49,. ai50p M iNOp i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

~ LOUIS southw estorn.
Memphis and ST. Louis
Express .-... .,,,... ;.bl y. m $685. . IA
Memphis ana ST. Louis
Express .,........,., 6;2Oa 90 sil5 a. m
Wcatherford, Mineral Wells and North.
western
The trains OF this line maker dircc1 conucc
touB With The TcXas aud Pacific taAWily tulua
NuA 1, 3, pand l0bt Wcathruoid icaV ,pH Fort
Worm tVia Texas ana Pacific Hlilwuy'i and ar,
urinE ~ Mineral Wells as follows;
arrive Depart
lOisla M Fort Worth a. a p Ryl.gzlha m.
t.uA p in Fort Worth tr q r, Ryl 80 p m,
e4t q. ul-. .,..... Mineral Wells ..,.. T'tO a, m,
1851 p. nice. Mineral Wells ...... $3.50 n m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
MANY WITNESSES

After dragging itself along all day YES.
to-day with a weuHsome monotony, the
JohSon-tumphrey's robbcry-rape case
on trial In Justice Galagher's court
On the stairs leading 10 the room. or,
the seats in the halls, IN the hallwnys
and In every corner are groups of col.
ored witnesses who have been called 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
D1STILLERY SURVEY.

Internal Revenue Collector Robinson
has received instructions from Wash
iugtOn 10 proceed 10 Bolton and make
the survey which the revenue laws make
necessary for distillcry TO be erected
three miles north OF that town by Messrs
Michael and llnklp
lie VIII leave Monday to do the work
II Is understood thDt the new enterprise
IL large one Upon the report made
by Collector Robinson, the firm will be
granted license aud proceed with their
work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

The stationery and cards used by Mr.
II. III, r. Green, the Texas Midland
president and purchaser of the Waco
and Northwestern, contain the yignette
Waco route, in the upper left hnud
corner IN immense amount of cores
Waco Is fndiug herself advertised ex
teusiycly IN consequence, While in the
city Tuesday a number of gentlemen
saw the stationery aud commented very
fnyorubly upon the advertisement given
the city
The Irish standard., 1893-01-07
Mankato Cuttings.

Special to The Irish STANDARD.
Division No. /, A. o. III. at it's last meet
ing decided to rent the A. @. q. w. hall
for it's meetings hereafter.
NJ. J. Cuddy, who returned from Ma
della Tuesday, said that the new Catho-
lie church at that place burned to the
ground Monday morning. It had just
been completed and the first mass was
said in it Christmas morning.
A telegram was received here Saturday
afternoon by Mr.. J. F. Meagher an
nouncing the sad death Of Miss Mary
Mahoney at Madelia. Miss Mahoney left
her fathers home at IL o'clock and took
the train to Madelia to resume her school
work at Linden, Brown county. She had
to 60 by team about nine miles. MIR.
Lunberg, in whose family she had been
boarding, met her at Madelia, and il
crossing the railroad about half mile
from the depot his team became fright
ened and started % run. Lunbe1g
dropped hiss lines ii ,one way, and IN
reachine over the Sdash and fbslI out.
The Irish standard., 1893-01-07
Austin, MINI.

Special to The Irish Standard. -r.
The College Of Commerce is open agar
after Christmas vacation of one week
Rev. D. Sullivan is confined to hi.
room since Christmas with throat
trouble. #.
J. J. Furlong and Oscar Ayers LEFT
Monday for st. Paul to attend to legis
lative duties. ...# ..-.s..@
Uncle Josh Sprucby will apper before
the people of Austin at the Opera House
next Saturday evening.
The ball given by the Deucher Verein
at Turner hall last Monday evening was
a grand success, although the thermom.
eter stood about Is below.
Great sport is being had ON the double
toboggan slide and the large skating
rink this winter. 1t is a very pleasant
pastime those long winter evenings.
The Buchanan Comedy company played
to crowded houses all last week present
ing the following plays: Heads and
Faces, Homespun Folks, Myrtle Peru,
Tyler's Flats, NJ. Liss and State Evi-
denoe. Mr.. Buchanan has q private car
of his own, which he and his company
travel in. The players together with the
superb band and orchestra comprise q
company Of eighteen people, which make
one of the most complete repertoire COM
panies on the road.
The Irish standard., 1893-01-07
q n & y y q
but ~ are not Sil lined =
tra hazardous risks 3eelsi, y tl,9
has some vested interests which
should not carr To disturb.

No PEOPLE ID the world are moro pap-
ticular about the honor 81 antecedents u
their families than the Irish The family
whose name Is untarniahed BY the acts 4
Of any Of its members for generation.
looks down with disdain upon 9 family
not 50 fortunate, and wealth Or position
cannot atone for q blemish. That . :
noble characteristic Of the race. The hi
tory OF family names are preserved Tor
generations, and many trace their origin
through long line Of progenitors to the
ancient kings Of the island. The late
Sir Bernard Burke had, as Ulster King.
OF Arms," many curious disputes on
points Of genealogy submitted to him for
arbitration. Some years ego, oontro-
yersy arose between two Irish fam lies -
to the insertion or the omleAon of $50
ond letter en'' in the surname Of O'Con-
nor. The O'Conor Don omitted it, and
O'Conor Of Midtown, County Roscom-
mon, thought proper to omit it too. This
gave umbrage to O'Oonor Don-and
discussion was carried on in the local
newspapers, which from it's great lsnetA
and the subject matter Of dispute 40
CURED the name Of the "N-less" corres-
pondence. The qnarrel increased maori
mony, until at last it was determined
that the point in dispute should be re-
ferred to the arbitration Of the Ulster
King of Arms. The decision Of Sir
Bernard Burke was diplomatic. He
clearly saw that it was not the damage
to the photography Of the name, nor the
omission or the insertion Of the unfor-
tunate letter in dispute, that was really
at issue, but that the use Of the ono m"
indicated descent from Rodsrick o. Conof,
the last King Of ireland, an honor which
the family of The O'Oonor Don claimed
to be theirs alone. Sir Bernard estab-
lished that the two families had COM
mon ancestor, and that the two lines
might, as they pleased, use one or two
ms"
The Irish standard., 1893-01-07

BosroN Pilot: ''History as she il
wrote" finds some curious illustrations
in the current anti Catholic periodicals
The Loyal American, which infests the
city of Minneapolis, Mimi, abuses Mr.
Blaine on the ground than che married
Romanist," which will be news at least
to the very pronounced Protestant lady,
once known az Miss Stanwood. The
Rocky Mountain American, which ap.
pears to be Denver edition cf the Ari-
IONA Kicker, states the interesting and
novel facts that: Gall Of James q,
Blsine's children, with one exception,
married Romanists, and Mr.. Blaine il
accused Of being the means Of separating
his son, who married Protestant lady,
from his wife" As it was Mr.. Blaine,a
Protestant son, James q. Blaine, Jr..
who married Catholic lady, from whom
he was separated by Mrs. Jamee q,
Blaine, ST., this also is important, il not
true. Our Rocky Mountain friend. by
the way, asks Us to please exchange 8
He must excuse Us, In the Wild exuber.
ance Of his Western environment ha,for.
gets that certain things are cheap here
in the effete East. In Boston, Tor the
nominal sum Of tive CENTS, on any Mon.
day, we can buy all tho insults that anv
political parson may have chosen Il
hnrl ct us on the previous Sunday. They
are not very fresh, it Is true, but still
they are less stale than those sc the
Rockies. Why should we waste printing
and postage 70 get them &C second hand
f from the woolly Westl The pri,e II
Inscription g the. Pilot IL. $3.50 81 e.
mum. I've thought that thsL fIuct;on
might result Is saving the mimi iinnal
soul r. our Rock ount ,in o,i,