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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-29

All experiments on man made in this
direction have SO far proved success
full. Science happily has no martyr
in this cause.
Certain animals cannot contract
certain diseases. They possess q
natura! Immunity. For instance, it
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-29

tours treatment is recognized as CT
fective all YER the world, though
only practiced since July &, 1886.
In view of the cholera danger, a
few words about the progress of vac
cination against this most dangerous
and terrible of epidemic diseases seem
timely. The first man to try vacci.
nation against cholera was a Span
lard, DIR. Feran. He went to work
most unscicntitically. He made use
of his knowledge more for making
money than to do good, hept histreat-
ment Il secret and placed himself on a
bad footing with the scientific world
in general. The consequence was
that great opposition arose against
him and his methods, SO that ulti-
matcly he was forbidden to practice.
DR.. Haffkine at the Pasteur Institute
last year made some more expert
ments, and Il few months ago pub
lished Il few notices relating to his
work. He found u means OF weak
ening the microbc OF cholera, and
discovered that after vaccinating
himself with this weakened virus he
u oDtalned perfect immunity
against the disease. He tried many
means of taking the disease, inject
ing strong and active virus, but with
out any results whatever. After OBJ
serving Il number of other cases, he
expresses his opinion that the prob
lem is solved. A German named
kleinperer also v%accinated himself,
and found that his immunity was So
great that an injection of a trace Of
his blood to an animal conferred inn
munity on it in turn. DIR. Haffkine
has expressed his intention of prac-
ticing his vaccination in Siam on
large numbers of patients. VAGINA
ton itself is perfectly harmless and
without danger. The slight discom.
fort felt during a few hours is insig.
%niticant, and the immunity acquired
against cholera apparently absolute.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-29

SELF. He will vaL~
cinate himsclf
against a certain
disease and then
TRY by all possible
means to contract
it. If he fails TO
get it it proves, of
course, that his
vuopinn 10 ~o1l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

charged with murder Of Jack stallings at
Bowie on October 2s
l.. o. Lewis, mayor Of Kyle, has re-
signed, and has ordered special election
To take place November 10 for the purpose
OF electing his successor.
owing TO the long drouth the grass in
Caldwell county is reported TO have on
tlrely disappeared and water for drinking
purposes is difficult to obtain.
While out hunting Tom Bolts, Of Hous-
ton, received load OF duckshot in his side.
Tho wound is painful but not serious. The
shooting was accidental.
Granbury claims hermit in the person
OF one J. w. Parker, who has lived alone in
dugout near that place for the past fifteen
years. lie receives no visit ors, VIII not
speak to women and only to men when he
cannot avoid doing So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
TEXAS SETTINGS.
The grippe prevails at Waco,

The grippe prevails at Waco
PScaus bring s. oOper bushel in Dcnison.
An arteaian wen will be sunk ut Homp-
stead.
A humane society will be organized at
Marshall
Tho Cooke county fair is in progress at
Gainesville.
An equal suffrage association has boon
organized at Grange,
plpihoria is reported in the Patric neigh
oorhoci, Mcclellan county
Tho lefty granite quarry at Marble Falls
Is now 'orldus a full force Of men
Peter Gable Of Houston celebrated its
cishuo,h birthday last Saturday.
The Powell oil mill at Bastrop has ship,
ped 1900 gallons OF oil SO FAR this season.
The knights Of Honor are arranging for
grand celebration at Tyler on tho 10th
inst
Two passenger boats will DO put on tho
Bra1os river between Columbia and Quin.
taaa
Clarence Walker, stranger. attempted
suicide at Bells by taking morphine. He
will recover
Air. and Mira Thomas Keats celebrated
tho tNFenlytffth anniversary OF their msr-
riase at Galveston last Monday.
Aluss Of bco bushels Of corn, some cot.
ton anc a large hay rlcl; followed the burn.
Ing OF William Hust's barn at YORKTOWN
Bob leltwieh, Tom Boyd and Bir. Bow
Ian haze been lodged In iau 4, Alantarue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

or New York IL may be said as Of
vcngenncc-ahc moves with heels of lead.
but strikes with list Of iron The fate
that has oycrinkcn Maynard, IS the same
ns that which destroyed and cnat Foecr
Into obscurity in 1859. Each Of these
MN stood for a noyioua principle In
party politics TINT IS known as The
Machine a systom which niuimizcs the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
ESCAPED FROM SIBERIA.
Ten Refugees, After Undergoing
Terrible Suffering, Land in Amer
ica--No Food for Three Days.

Sau Francisco. Nov. S,-The whaling
bark JAS w. Morgan, from FOX Island,
REPORTS that September 3, In olhotsk
sea, seventy miles southwest of Cape
Sirotoko, he picked up an open boat con
tanning ten Sibcriun refugees who had
escaped the Siberian guards The men
had been TO sea ten days, and three days
without food or water
September 70 Morgan spoke to the
whaler cape Horn Pigeon and trans
icrred the Russians 10 thar vessel. The
Cape Horn Pigeon is en- route TO San
Fruncisco Ten men we're working uu.
der the guards as wOodsnen in the
SPINAL settlement, on the Island Of
Saghalicn. The escape was long studied.
Previous to the hnal break the men stolr
an iron kettle anu tin pau aud hid
them, During the weeks preparation
each man daily stole a pocketful OF rice
and HID il, anu also a small key of
water. These supplies were carried To
the boat when the escape was made
How they captured the boat and finally
escaped from the gnaEis the men viii
not say, One significantly remarked
tlat he would not oe. surprised to hear
OF couple OF guards being missing
The suffering Of the men NJ sea WAS
terrible, bnt they were so determined
NOS 10 fall into the hands of the Russians
that they r0wcd fton the whalers when
the latter first sighted them. believing
them pursuing Russians.
When the Morgan was first IN MORT
last evening before any news OF fhe
Presence Of the refugees was learned.
sailor Slipped ashore with papers from
the cxiles To certain Russians IN this
city The sailor returned with the IN
formation thar ,hc refugees. one, nshore
would be secreted ani help,d TO escat.
tAe Russian consul here. even thopeh
efforts he made by the Russian authori.
lie. To cxtradite them. as Il Is believed
viii bee done
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

Our friends, the Virginia Populists,
appear TO have overlooked the date of
the election in that state and stayed
away from the polls. Some Of them in
Kansas took notice of an election in
that state, but not many Of them, we
judge, az the alert Republicans seem to
have got the biggest piece Of the pie that
was passed around
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

The storm waves will reach this merid-
Ian and the other changes will occur at
aud within 100 miles Of Fort Worth
within twenty four hours before or after
sunset Of the dates given below:
Nov. Warmer
Nov. 13-Storm wave on this meridian.
Nov. IL Wind changing
Nov. 15-Cnolpr aud clearing.
Nov. 10 Moderating.
Nov. II Warmer,
Nov. rs Storm wave on this meridian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

1'his paper ia kept on Me and .ndyeriis.
Ing rates may be ascertninod az tho Office
81 American Newspaper Publisher nssp-
citation. Temple court, Now York, or from
It's Eastern business Office, i5 tribune
building New York.
western business office. 600. "rho Rock
iry," Chicago, llls
f. O. Becfwilh, sole agent foreign adver-
Worlds fair correspondent. Q. 8, Hardy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
1T MAY BE YET
That These Outlaws win BE Hanged
by the People.


Enid, Oklahoma, Nov. S.-A riot and
probable lynching was checked in Its in-
eepiency yesterday. A gand of despera-
does from South Enid proceeded to the
Cherokee allotment on this side of the
track and Jumped some land. Houses
were torn down and women and chill
rem terrorzed The citizens turned out
and held the outlaws in check until the
,lerin and posse were summoned
when the entire gang was arrested and
taken to jail. A wholesale lynching was
narrowly averted last night, and it is
not improbable that one will yet occur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
UNCONSTITUTIONAL COUNTY,.

Louisville Courier-Journnl.
In Loudou the government cut an en-
tire character from popular play be-
cause the Turkish ambassador objected
10 It. The next day in Paris the play
which Sam Bernhardt was on the point
Of producing was interdictcd because the
Austrian Ambassador protested that q
scene in Il suggested the suicide Of that
unlamented rake, the Grown Prince
Rudolph. Senatorial is not the only alb
snrl "cnnrIeaNn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

Mr.. ID. IT. Conner was appointed general
circulation agent for the Daily Gazette.
Oct. !. Ills travelling representauNes are
J. Z. Mullen. Albert Rogers, j. ~. wilson
and X. u. Jones'
Letters OF authority are given 70 oil ~,
credited agents OF The Gazette, anu IN case
as agents should DO required TO exhibit
their authority.
Al postmastcts nrc authorized to act "a
agents for The Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
AWARDED BIG DAMAGES.


Houston. Tex, Nov, S.-A year and
half ago Robert Taylor colored en-
ploye Of the Houston and Texas Cen
trail railway. was caught between two
cars and emascuated. \ jury tonight
after celebrating but ten minutes,
awarded him S12,1G1 damages, the SlOl
hping1iOctors' bills, and which consumed
all the time takon up regarding the
amount which should be awarded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

II would bo 'the irony Of fate If one
Of the single-standard gold countries
should meet the action Of the United
States in deposing silver by counter ac-
tion exalting FIAT metal, seizing all the
advantages II offers Of trade connections
with silver nations, which we have just
repulsel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
RonnEp pEEp WArER


FTNVTNI 10 THV NflIAEIIN.
Galveston, Tex, Nov. S-John Williams
was arrested this morning and sent to
jail in default of $500 hail for rubbing
Jhe Deep Water, saloon last night Of
mcrschlum pipes and cigar holders. Wi.
Jams was q porter at the saloon. and
took this method of enriching himself
Most Of the money and property was re.
covered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

to any in the United States IN Z
mcnt and cure of chronic dlseise
doubted hut consulted It's enA''.
ciallst, placed themselves under W
and were cured. Thousands o. -
might be printed from The HAaI I,
that have been cured. he sfopss,
OF COMMUNICATION and praise W
those cases that were givea y
physicians as hopeless or insu'1-
speak OF the marvellous results h'-''
this master physician.
While he viii answer TlAinsl
tiers of inquiry, a visit TO bis ~.
ways satisfactory and adEisap'N T.
tion FREE,
Ladies' who are suncrlug wiz NJ y.
peculiar TO their sex can consn' !.
with every assurance Of speeg v, v. n
permanent cure without being ''y,,''
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which in most cases Is unneess 7,
BE warned In time, aud al'f1-
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you. Present yourself TO ''-u
full specialist aud be cured .urts
Or. II. W. Flax CURES $3.50 .,,.,. 4
EASES OF WOMEN, BReNO ",
NEY, LIVER. BLOOD aud NAr n "a
cases. DIABETES. pRoPSi. p
TROUBLES. CHoREA lsi. Ny.
RHEUMATISM. PILES, Fis 49, A
forms OF Chronic and Blood D'''-
cine furnished at the cfiee'
TREATMENT BY AiA
The system OF mall ireatins1.'. - 4
Or. r.. W. FISK guarantees ''l ~.
results 10 those suomituas - 4
through correspondence Is "
come In person n
Write for dlagnosilc blanN 81
scribe your symptoms ac'e. itr|
for women. No. 2 for men
~ confidential.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
lENcouRAGiNa no sILyrn.

Should Russia abandon her poaltlon az
recommendation and take up tho coin.
age Of silver as monetary metal ca.
ordinate With gold, as that government
Is reported to intend doing, the product
OF our ehver mines WIN ind a market
,il, WI can for more than tho sherman
bin did. There n no slow ,c,.is,t,ra
process In i'usSa-nu dlihasserine or dll
n'o'S in"'ions to consume tiuo. Whom
'nS ear makes ~ his mind Thai he
would like 70 have two or three hnnayea
million dollars in silver, he nns ohly 10
orieF the minis to Eo to businr and
eoiniae' and 1t is done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
TAKE A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.


Ty,er, Tex. Nov. S.-Dr. A. G. Dopc.
las, living five miles from the CITY. an
his return home last night. was thrown
from his cart aud dragged n mile and
badly injured. His left ear Is almost
torn OFT his right leg was broken nnG
LEFT side was bruised. A doctor dressed
his wounds, and he may recover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

Getting the legislature in New York
and New Jersey will do tue Republicans
no good in national sense, for there ia
no election Of United States senator in
either Of those states. We here in Tcxns
have no interest In the political standing
Of the legislatures Of those states, ex-
ccpt as they may affect the national leg
islaturc by the election of senators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

perts Of tie first grade" Mr.. Rosenwald
is largely Interested in the brewing
business, and hence his judgment on the
Fort Worth article OF beer may he ac-
cepted as that of m expert
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
RAIN AT TERRELL.


F'TIFNIWI 10 NIIE NNNNIIts
Terrell, Tex, Nov. S.--A heavy rain
fell here last night, which was accom-
panied by some wind and a great deaf
of electricity, turning cold on the wind
up. The rain commenced falling to-day
about D. IN, with brisk north wind
blowing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
81 ANToNIo ArpEAI oouRr.

Speclal 10 the Gazette.
San Antonio, Tex, Nov. s.-The
court Of civil appeals for the Fourth
distrlc, today handed down the follow
ing decisions;
c, Reversed and remanded-Iames
Clifford vs. r. \ Lee ct al, from Isi
Paso; Arson Mills ct al. vs. Berla &
90. from III Paso; James w. Tufts VS..
stuart y McNair, from FL Paso: Chas.
II Bar as next. friend Of Jno. Ban Is.
eiy OF III Pas6, Atchison, Topeka and
santa Re railway company vs., o. NJ
Clyck, from Fl PaSo..
Athrned--Land n Blum OF nj r.
" H. Jones ct al, from Valyerie. II
s Nelson vs. Frank Hart. writ Of error.
i ~ o ~ rase; $ n. Burrows VS.. county
o. Gonzales, from Gonzales: Ieonard
CARA vs.. Ludwig Mehncke. from Rexnr.
he'ersei ami rendered BRYAN Gala
Ehan vs.. III. y. Halleway. frntn Bexar:
Il; II, Robertson and A. J.. Hooking vs.
RICHARD Wooley, from Rexnr.
N ll,isnlS sed-City Of FL Paso vs.. ]. f.
picidns' from Fl paso
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

87I7''-I31l 10 EIIN N'WNVTIFs
named Shelby Jones was struck by a
switch engine at the east end Of the yards
and Is supposed TO be fatally hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
TAKn a man AnouNp THn wonLp.
BRAIN CROOKED.
BY Associated Press.

Lexington Ky, Nov. S.-Oscar Smith.
wealthy farmer committed suicide ibis
morning. Affected brain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

Is what Holds SoTsaparrla vieoronslv
fights, and Il is always victorious IN ~,
pellug MI foul talnss AMI giving me
vital fluid tho quality aud quantity %
perfect health. ~ cures serofnla. saii
rh1gm, boils and al other troubles canssJ
by impure blood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

BY Associated Press.
Niroaua. Wis., Nov. S.-Ex.secretary
]. NJ, Rusk is aiarmingly IN at his home
IN this city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
TAKE A rRIp ARouNp TUE woR11


No JURY.
BY Associated Press.
Chicago, Nov. SSH no prospects for
jury in the Couehlan case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

ny MAII,-N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAID
nauv ana Sunday one year So 90
Daily aud Sunday, SIX months. ...--.a ~
Daily and Sunday. three mOnths....-. ~
Daily and sunday, Quo mouth; .....; ."
The Sunday Gazette no to "A phgeD :, M
The be- ssiai.wcctiy 'Gazcttc 1.-Two papers =,
Diii1. delivered liver By carriers In the city
and all towns aud cities where there nIe
local agents 10 cents week, or % cen"
per month.
Remit BY bank draft. express Or money
orier. DO not send individual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

HOODS Pills cure al liver his ~.
Seui hy iniii on recrini of price ~ n
l, Hood y Cos aPolhccaries, l.on-ell,
Mass. q s'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
CORRIDOR TALK.

Tuesdays election monopolized discus
sion in the hotel corridors yestefday.
There was no concensus If opinion; IN
deed, there was much divergence OF views
Those who oppose the views of the pres
ident We're very certain the result was
equivalent 10 Reputation of the pres
ident's policies, 1T is just this way
said one Of group of gentlemen who
were discussing tie matter in the Pick
wick; Cleveland has his own opinions,
and he has made those opinions the prin-
ciples Of the Democratic party, and those
opinions are not accepted by the voters Of
this country. IN New York Cleveland
was turned down. It's all well enough
to soy That Maynard was the incubus,
but there's no denying that Cleveland
and those who speak for him authorize
lively supported Maynard, and the result
shows tLat Cleyelunds influence with the
aristocrats is not what II has been crack
cd up TO be, for II they had followed the
presidents lead Maynard would not have
been defeated. But the result In New
York has a deeper Significance. When
We consider what the president has I'M
dergone, what abuse has been heapel on
him for his advocacy of views which
were futhcred by New York. then 1t is
easy to see how Cleveland could cxclam,
tits was indeed the most unkindcst cut
Of all. If Wall street doesn't support
him, where can he look for fiicndst'
The presidents friends. though, don't be-
licve this. The landslide" replied one
of the party was not because congress
passed the repeal bill. hut because ii
didn't pass sooner. 1t was a rebuke to
u.ose senators who refused to adopt such
measures rs would have served to pass
tie repeal bill prOmufly"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

Ne anii-Pyrine IN Bromo-selt1er
SaFs~ all headaehes-tfiAl bottle 10 cts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

TAKE A TRr AROUND the WORLD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09
AGENIOIOIDE

The doctrine ~
ing those ~
which We afs a
rily igncFaH
ster.
No one sdI
@surlIy be y
Of the fact ~ ]
llves IN f@i 70
physician VIZ .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

Mr.. 5. Rosenwald, the tobacco Million
aire Of New York who was in ;he eiiv
TUESDAY, found many things in Fort
Worth thai excited his surprise and al,
miratiQn, IL WIS his first trip 10 lows
aud the Texas he discovered was slicbtIT
dihercnl irom the Texas Of his iinssips,
uon. lie was enthusiastic IN prlise ~
many features Of Fort Worth. and ma u.
u,ularly OF her hig brewery. whose nam.
moth proportions and excellent projnet
were subjects of Lis flattering c,n,n,''.'.
said he; II Is great Institution All
tort Worth has cause To he pron6 ~ Y,
itfe beer manufactured there rnp', y,
beat anywhere, l found they are ,,siss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

The shoe business is looking up as
the saying is said w. b. Hancock, a
Boston shoe man, at the Pickwick last
night. SHOES wear out in hard times
just as fast as they do when everyone
Is prosperous think a little faster
and We can't economize IN this line very
much. What is the most durable leatherY
That which comes from the hip, of a
horse, Not only is It the most durable.
but that part of Il horses hide makes
the finest leather. 1t Is the finest leather.
thar is, it is made up only into the
finest shoes, and 1t lasts longer. Oh.
yes; great many Of sucii s,hoes are sold
last week sold a bill amounting 10
S2lOO and Of that amount SSu1 was for
those Shoes. There's as much difference
IN leather as there is In silk. This Is moi
alone because of the tanning. but from
the condition Of the animal which fur,
mShcs the hide. An old COW, one & or Z
years old, Mlll furnish The best wearing
leather, II the COW IS Ia good condifiun
when y Is killed, You have no idea how
much The quality of leather depends upon
tue condition Of the COW. Oftentiinp.
when you get u pair of shoes ana thrv
crack aud wear out almost As soon as yofi
get thcm, yen think il - the faux of tho
tanner. In most eases il is; but very
trelnentiy the reason is chat the COW
from which the leather came was very
lean and poor wAen Il wJs Killed.
well-fed, healthy GOV viii furnish -
strong durable lcIther, for tho reason
that the lisaments of rs body arc sir,ng
and healthful. This Is san mon impeT.
tant 10 calf skin shoes than In thoss
made of "a older hide
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

Dr' Riley, a prominent citizen Of
Bowie, was in che city yesterday. DR.
Riley reports Bowie and Montague co,inr'
70 be ilourishing lhe spirit Of me dme.
considered Tea thousand bales Of ri.
ion, he says. have already, been markeied
,At.e' aud tlA', while nearly all Of Il hss
has been marketed. He says /, had heer
as dry as prohibition town h,s seyernl
months. bus shat when he left yesterl1,'
Of a heavy ftH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-09

what She might pay for with the cheaper.
India and China are silver countries, and
the policy Of Russia has always been
u keep In touch with th2m In trade.
as her diplomacy iooks to their ultimate
absorption IN the Russian empire. The
intimacy that Is courted with these coun-
tries can in no way be cultivated 20
advantageously as by the use of com
mon money facilitating commerce nnd
cementing the trade relations of the
people.
II would bo "thc irony Of fate II one
Of the sngle-standard gold countries
should meet the action Of the United
STATES in deposing silver by counter ac-
tion exalting FIAT metal, Selling all the
advantages Il offers Of trade connections
with silver nations, which we have just
ropnlsed.
Our friends, the Virginia Populsts,
appear TO have overlooked the date Of
the election in that state and stayed
away from the polls Some of them in
Kansas took notice of an election in
that state, but not many OF them. we
Judge, az the alert Republicans seem TO
have got the biggest piece Of the pie that
was passed around.
----.--------
Getting the legislature in New York
and New Jersey will do tue Republicans
no good in a national sense, for there il
no election Of United States senator in
either Of those statcs. We here in Tcxns
have no interest IN the political standing
Of the legislatures Of those states, ex-
ccpt as they may affect the national leg
islnture by the election Of senators.
Tie succulent tamale has found It's
way to New York, aud is taking the city
by storm. Slowly but surely our south
western civilization is making Roadway.
In time chile con cnrne will be a swell
dish at Delnonioo's.
II Mr. Iloniblowcr is in tho soup,
Judge Maynard Is under nn avalanche.
President Cleveland and senator Hill
can mix tb,dr tc,rs .s thnv Ionl. f,r tho
mangcd remains Of their pets, aud whet
their blades.
-
The secretary Of she treasury can
point to the Democratic victory In Ills
h'up'' anu "7h sue H''I'NIy "l war,
the acknowledgement and the attorney
general why they coulIn't ,nrrv thrir
st.tos t,a
''''''' wv