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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
New Advertisements,
sHenifF'S SALE For TAXES

nN MONDAY, MARCH lslh, 1893,
that being the first day Of the reeu-
lar March term Of the Fulton Coun'y
Court, | will Nyuse to sale 10 the highest
and best bidder, At Public Outcry, ~ the
Court House door. In the town OF hick'
man ky tor taxes due the Common
wealth Of Kentucky duriog my term ~
office. the following described tracts OF
land IN Fulton county, ny. The descrir-
ton Of the tracts Of land, the party IN
whose name listed. the amount Of taxes
aud costs due, the years tcr which due,
are stated below resrcctiyelyi
The =. e. quarter Of section -, I. J. '.
@, west, listed In the name Of Rubt story =
heirs Taxes for 1870, BdT Tor 1891. Soc;
Tor 1892 81 IS. Total taxes 81 -. Costs
aud fees - 90. Total amount 80 80,
A one >hslf undivided interest In each
Of the following uuNrtcr sections n, W.
qnarter OF section ~; :. W. quarter 10 Sec
ton 80; $. ". quarter in section ~; n,e.
quarter Of scctfbn -, all IN l. !, 2 west
listed in name Of Leonard West TaNrs
for $40, 81 80; FOR 1891, - CD ior 1892
81 81. Total iayss ~ 81. Fees aud costs
I sS 90. Total amount 81 IS.
Au undivided one.thitd interest IN .. e.
quarter % section Is I. /, = q vest an an
l divided one-thirj interest Ia the middle
l third ~ the ~ Quart-r OF section u. T.
/ l,r west; oue.th,ri ~ the middle third
Of the ". quarter u section "a I. !,
7 west Of O wet, oue.third % the >, frac.
/ toB,l quarter ~ section IS, I. |, y rrst OF
/ 4 west listed in the name ~ w. Vert
westl.er. Taxes for 1850 ass; fof 1880 S7c
| Tor 1891, ISo; Tor lsp2, Gle Total taxes,
Z 81 50 Fees and evs,-, 50 30. Total
{ amount, - 50
. I.ois Su. 3 sai : W The division ~ tho
/ lands Of purtu Allcnrk, On No. Island,
. listed IN name Of Naih nowmsn Taxes
/ Tor year 1881. Sl22. Fees and costs IS 80.
/ Total amount - -.
The ". quarter Of section IS, I. J. '.
( west. listed Ia nance Of III. Card. Taxes
[ far 1890. G6o. for lsll, Soc: Tor 1892. ~ o.
I totat taxes 81 50. fets and costs - 81
l Total amornt 81 %.
/ Ne qpar,er 81 section 20, I. /, r west,
| listod In name " lluldlrstou s Hubert
Taxes ls9D. Gfri Cor lo0i. $50; Tor SD
81 OS Total taHss, 81 30. Shartfs fos'
aud costs - 90 Total amount 50 o.
Ties ". quarter % section -, and the
east half ~ section ~. beth 10 / !.
/ west, Listed 10 the name % Mary !. viii
cor T.Nrs Tor 1850. ~ ~ tor 1880, 9pc
/ Tor lSal 81 y; Tor iS32 81 % TShl tai
~ - - Fees aad tosis - ID. Jc'a
annpu. s. -.
Tbess quarter Of .sstiOn -, and h'
east half " ths - quarter Of seelio'
Il, both In o. ., r. I west, listed 10 tht
name 81 u. Groves. T.Nss far lSSh, 81 !"
Tor 500, ga,.: for 1871, ~ q, 'or lSta
81 g. Total taxes 10. - 20. Fees Az
costs IS So. Total anouBt = ~.
Or So much thereof ss may be necessary
10 pay The taNes and e,,st-, respectively
/. The sale will hsein A. Or about, 10 s.eloci
a NJ, AMI will continue until through
and ~ill ~ made for cash.
I II. JOHNSON.
! g-iT-iv sEFsheiiH 2. e.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

THAT the PopuIists elected a
majority Of the Kansas Lower
House appears to be a real fact,
but the Republican Supreme Court
of that State decided in favor of
the Republican House, according
to the "forms of the election re.
turns" and these returns made
out by Republican officers. We
suppose this is no fight of Demo
Gratis, but a good Democrat must
sympa'hize with the right, mixed
along with the knowledge that the
Democrats have been fighting
these same Republican methods
Tor quarter of century. and in
return were denounced by Popu.
lists OF this section with being
las corrupt as the Republicans"
The fair'mlnded Populists will
learn hy'and'by that the Democ.
racy is the only party strong
enough to fight the Republicans
successfully.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and ex.
President Harrison exchanged
calls Of courtesy, and Harrison
entertained Mr.. and Mrs, Cleve.
land at dinner before retiring.
This is q custom always existing
between the incoming and out.
going Presidents, only violated in
two instances, that Of the elder
Adams refusing to entertain the
incoming President, Jefferson, and
that OF Andrew Johnson toward
President Grant, johnson always
insisting that Grant bad falsifed
to him aud was therefore unwor.
thy the courtesy. In every other
instance it has been observed, no
matter how radical we're the po
litical differences. II should be a
lesson TO private citizens TO ex'
hibit cOurtesies to those differing
with us in political opinions.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
GUARANTEED CURE.

We authorize our advertised druggist Ia
sell nr. Kings New Discovery &c Con-
sumption, Coughs anu Colds. ofsn this
condition, IL you are afflicted With q
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest
troable, and will use this remedy IS d.
reotsd, giving IL a fair trial, ami expert.
-nce ne benefit, YOU may return the bottle
aud have your money refunded. We
could not make thIs offer did we not sno "
that DR.. Kings Ncr Discovery ecuIi he
r~lisd on. II never di.arpoints. Trial
bottles free 81 c \ ilolcomh.'s drug store
Large size soc and 81. 90.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
uNPonrsNr rO FARMERS,

Several years ago the Agricul.
tural Department at Washington
City tried the experiment OF re.
moving the tassel from corn in
each alternate hill or row inst ss
il appeared on the stake. The re.
suit was the size and weight Of the
ear was greatly increased. The
reason of this is obvious. The
tassel produces the pollen which
is the male principle of the corn.
the silk, being the female. Much
more pollen is produced by each
tassel than is necessary, aud
which also takes much Of the vi.
tality of the plant in its produc.
ton. Every alternate row in the
tieid is therefore amply sufficient
to produce pollen for all fertilizing
of silks. Remove the tassels
from the other rows just on their
appearance.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

Gov. JOHN YOUNG BROWN has
been honOred by the highest Office
within the gift OF the people OF
Kentucky. Ex-GOy. Buckner
had enjoyed the same high dis
tinction. But the nature Of the
controversy between these dis,in,
guished gentlemen cannot he set
tied by the newspapers and only
by the courts, aud therefore the
unanimous public opinion appears
to be that the newspaper con
troversy shonld cease, and the
courts 60 to work.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

The Legislature is talking OF
adjournIng on the 1st Of May. A
resolution TO this effect has been
introduced.
PROFESSOR Benjamin Harrison
has accepted the chair of constitu.
tional law in the Leland Stanford
University. California, and he will
soon be called upon to discharge
the dnties involved In bis pro.
censorship.
THE Worlds Fair Commission.
ers advertise for proposals for
restaurant privileges IN the Ken.
lucky Building, adding that TWEEN.
ty-fve per cent. of the gross re.
ceipts must be paid over to the
commission.
SENATOR HILL, Of New York,
has fallen in line for elections OF
Senators by direct vote of the
people. No matter what else NAV
he said of him, 1t cannot be truly
said that Mr.. Hill ever willingly
missed an opportunity to fall in
line.
THE removal of the Mexican
tariff on horses, tobacco, drugs
and clothing is of considerable
Importance, rs we have pretty
good trade with that country in
all these staples. Cotton, lace
liquors and unperfumed soap have
also been placed on the free list.
Mr.. Il. b. WALLER, member OF
the State Central Committee,
makes u call through the Clinton
Democrat upon the county chair
men Of tho First District Demo.
cratic Committees to organize au'!
arrange list Of ono good com.
mitteeman from each voting pre-.
cinct and report the action and
makeup Of the committees to him
in such time as they may be pre-.
scented to a meeting of the Central
Comnittee at Louisville on The
23d inst.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

The advance on the price OF
pork ought to stimulate our farm.
ers to raise more hogs ia the fu.
tire than in the past. Farmers
who sell their hogs to spectators,
now, will deeply regret it before
the end of the year, uerhaps m,
less they make sure of putting mp
enough TO DO them ill next hog
killing time. We predict that the
price of bacon will hc entirely out
of reach of one hal: Of tho poor
people Of the country before the
dawn of '9i.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
A LEADER.

Since its fret Introduction, Elrrt-ic Bit.
ters has gained rapidly N popular favor,
until nov 1t IL clearly Ia tie lead smons
pure medicinal tones ani AlrcratiVss--
containing nothing which permit- IL. use
as beverage or ia'oEicSGt, IL Is rrcDg-
uizel a. ths best anl parest medicine for
all ailments ~ Stomach Liver or Kilaeys
IL Wilt cure sick lleal.cHs, indigestion
Consripation, and drive Malaria from the
system. Satisfaction guaranteed With
each bottle or the money will lie refunded
Price only 5hs PEE hGi;!s. Ss!i - C, i
Holcombs, druggist Hickman, ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
C.and Almost EsCad.

This j. the condition that many persons
were iu when they commenced the use Of
the "l.enen Chill Tonic Rat thanks 10
It's magic power. the same people have
heen rest cred to perfect hralih--ehills en-.
tirely broken; sppeuiite restored, the
blood enriched, the old languid and tired
feeling gone. And uhils pleasant to take
Is certain to cure. Each bottle IL guar
anteed to break the worst chill and, ~iIh
seut their return. Manufactured by The
Lemon Chemical Co. Jacksonville. fia.,
and Ns~ York, n Y. Western ~bole'aIe
depot, Paiuesh Ky, where all orders
should he addressed. Price 5Oe. For ssle
By CowGILL h CowGILI..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
&IOO ReyyDrS.

This amuun, the Lemoa Chemical CO.
proposes to p-y to anyone who will prove
that any one OF thr Testimonials, c1n Germ
ing the wonderful Effects Of Lemon Chill
Tonic, are net genuine. Anyone can vrite
nsltsring articles and sign tcicjoas
names, bat Lemon Chill Tonic" stands at
the head as Blooi Purifier, q general
sonic and appetizer. Lemon Chill Tonic
is as pleasant as lemonade and as large a.
the regular dollar size. Ask for Lemon
Chill Tonic and insist on getting what
you ask for. Take no Substitute. bat got a
bottle, and Jon will thank this paper for
drawing your attention TO It's merits.
Price SOC. For safe and guaranteed BY
CowGILL < CowGiLL
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
run SO. Lows REPUBLIC rxEr

The "rwies- S-Wesk" Sc Louis Rspub-
lie will he sent FRsE FOR osg YE,s to any
HsrsIu sending, before April |, lSs3, =
club Of thre. Srw yearly subscribers, With
ihrss dollars to paw f5F the same. The
Republic goes everywhere, and Is the fnosl
popular paper published in America. lis
readers get the NEWS half week earlier
than IL can be had from any weekly pa.
per, while lis LiteEry, Agricultural, Wo.
mems and other NpRrtmeuis are unsur-
passed Il fills the wants Of every mem
Der Of the family, and should be READ in
every household. You eau get thrss osw
subscribe n for it by few inmates effort
Try il, At once, and see ho~ easily IL can
be done. II you wish package Of SAN
pie copies, write Tor them. Cut oat this
advrrtiss aud send With your order.
Address ruE REPUBLIC, St, Louis, No.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
Master Commissioners Notice
to Creditors,
TO Hiring Forward their Claims Pror
eriy Proven.
fULroS CfscUIr CoURT.

fULroS CBcuIr CoURT.
L. A. Attebsrry, Plaintiff, !
Against 10 Equity
E. z Browder, admir- dert.
All persons having claims against ths
estate OF J. u Auehsrry, deceased, are
hereby notified 10 produce The same, prop
criy proven, 10 the undsrsiguei, Master
Commissioner Of the Fulton Circuit Court
At his Office In Hickman, County Clerk
oftice), County OF Fulton, Kentucky, on OF
before the lsL day Of May next.
This Goth day Of February, 1903.
" 2. TAYLOR,
2.2i.iw Muster Conf Y. c. y.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
nrrhi-r,.ArsIra saIxs.

THy EEsr SAVE 10 the world for Cgis
Bruisgs sores Ulcers. salt Rhsum fcvrr
sores, reues, ChapTel Hnntls, Chilhlains
C1rns and Az Ssin EruptioNs, aud posi-
lively cures fI'e-, or no pay repaired, II
& elaran tcei 10 give perfect SUBTRACTION,
Or manev reiuai,d Price % reai, rsr
box Fpr sale by CA. HblsOabs, Drug
gtsi
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
,ho,,rIn. it, rcnuS,iynnI,.

SNicEley, Penn We hal m epidemic
OF eholcrine, as our physicians called IT,
IN this place ia,riy, aud made great
hii ~ith Chsmherlsin's collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhnra Rcmed,. | sold four dozen
bottles OF IL in one week, aud have since
sold nesrly rross. This Remedy did the
work and was big Advertisement for me
Several persons Who mad beeu troubled
with diarrhoea for two or three weeks
were cured by q few doses Of this meji'
cine. L u ksArR IN. u.
IS and so cent bottles for sale by {. A
lioicoub,, druggist.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
Railroad TisIae Table.
Y. G. & st. l.. X. X.

We . y w 10 " "
IHANG~s AEHtNtS
rr.Ia NJ - 10. 2. 4 Tg-la - So, 30 ',
Tr.iu No 81 ls.oi a. y rf.iu Nc. S. ~" A. =
This rsad makes close connection With
the l.. n y ~ MeHeLIi- going north, aud
With the y. S,SM. V. At PadueNb JuHe-
ton going Ror,A asi she SsWb,rn aecom.
mediation going south,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

THAT Corporation bill is still as
mysteriously missing as the last
"beaniiful girl" who has disappear.
ed. or course, a new bill can I've
substituted. but nevertheless IL
would be interesting to know who
lost the original measure, and why
he lost it. a little real earnest
investigation might lead to some
desirable developments,
The bill has been found, aud
passed by both Houses.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

SECRETARY OF STATE Ores.
HAM appointed Mr.. Quincy, one
of the National Democratic Com.
mittee. his first assistant. That's
a pretty good start.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

AND so Mrs. Cleveland's deter.
mination for a private residence
is all because Ruth expects u lii.
tie brother.
TEN wears ago q man near Lex.
mgtou had twcnty.fonr sheep kill.
ed by dogs. Since that time he
has poisoned aud shot over three
hundred CANNES aud Is's;ill en-.
gagged in his glorious work,
Exchange: Cigarette smoking
is actually ruiuing more boys and
young men IN these days than any
other vice. This vile habi, breaks
down the nervous system, destroys
the energy and impairs the intel.
lect of the young men, from which
they soon become tritling, shift,
lees, no account men, /, is less
dangerous TO play wiih dynamite
than to follow up the habit oi
smoking cigarettes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

The attempt To convert Mr.. Oar.
isle into a Goldbug is not meet.
ing with the success some people
expected.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

ALL of Clevelands cabinet took
charge of their Departments on
Wednesday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10
Look at This |!

n yon want Posters,
Ii YOU want Envelopes,
II you want Bin Heads,
~ You want Statements,
II yon want Letter Heads,
. n You want Note Heads,
n you want Business Cards,
III you want Visiting Cards,
~ You want Hall Invitations,
II you want shipping Tags,
II YOU wan, iiusiness Circulars,
70 fact, ~ you want JOB PRINTING Of any do
~ iption, done In most satisfactory manner, you
al have your wants satisfied 10y calling at the
Courier Job Office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

Children like 10 take &C. G. G.
Certain Chill! Cure" The picns-
ANT ana guaranteed cure for
Fever, AGue and Malaria.
Price so cts.
For sale ~ c. 4. IIoLcoNBE, Druggist.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-10

oVLrNSSSIee2e sNHyYSS. S'1kNN
0P9 W. SoupaSsdtII
Louisville and Memphis,
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars
FaoA AND To
Loui-vilic. Memphis, baton
Rouge, Vick-burg, ana
New Orleans. via
II:MpIiIS.
TIE QUICK AN. ss:lsAsIE ROUTE
TO Asp FROM
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
instoa, Norfolk, Old Point Co mfort,
Rich rsni, Buffalo Cleveland, 70.
ledo. Chicago, indianapolis,
Cincis natl, Louisville
Eastern mad Northeastern Pol {
Memphis, Vioksburg, Baton Rouge, New
Oiithho' b'N't h"OhN wv
Springs cad pointsin west fep-
nessse, Texas, Ark ansar, Mis-.
sissippi, Louisiana, and
THE SOUTH AND soUT WEST.
The line is thoro ughly equipped and il
o rst.elass condition, aud provides an e x
eeuent arrangement In time an d through
cars. A FEATURE is the ii me and co
ven lenee secured by the LIN /, ed Expires
Trains. only nishrs ride betweer
Louisville and Memp his, and The hest an
a uickest service between the two elite
e yer fiered,
For low est rates, time tables, and al
desired Information apply to
FRITZ ilEL LINER Ag't
N. q, h ~ l., r. r., IIickman, X J
Or W. p. URRELL, Agent,
N N. \ VI. V. Co., Rives, Tenn
OrJ l. PHELAN, Agent,
y. n. & NJ. v Co., paducah Junction
Or ", II. Pro UTY, Gent Pass, Agi,
Louisville, IL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
- Ser. Gteinbruder Sci II.

= Ger. bruder Sci II.
rid SrauS Wpllmnnn bat in 6rantiurt
a. M. ieine Sraut I'M Stabtmaloe cr=
ihoiien uno Iid) ielbit einen S1uB in
Die linte S6ldfe beigsbra6t. @ma
200 @t)ritte bonn g8aloranoe wuroe
bic 0eide Der ON 9. 9iopember 1874 su
SHenbad aeborenen unO in Der @ar-
tenitraBe bel i9rer Otutter uobnenoen
@liiabstb Batter gefunoen. Wolmann,
pel6er Die YoliSei mad Dem Sdau=
plab oes Wiorbes fiibrts, mari Ii6 in
lpabnIinni9em Sdmers aui Die 9ei6e
uno tiiBte lic pieoerbolt. gr rpuroe
bann nod Der gBabe bes s. Iepiers gs=
fiibrt. mo er iolgenoes anaab: Gr babe
Die glbIi6t gebabt. 6raniiurt su pers
laiIen. Ieine Sraut iei bamit nidi ein=
Uerii0ubcn 9eruceu, unb bsioe bdtten
oanu ben GntlhluB 9efuBi. Su ltcrben.
Sic ielen i'll ben g8alo eeonneen. no
tr iih anfanas 9epeleert babe. feline
graut si eriNieben. euolib base er
ibrcn WuniCb aber erfiilt. inorm er iie
mil einem Gepolper in Die redte SmlGie
idpB. Sann babe er Den 9cpoluer ae.
aen lid 9eridtet. Der srlte Shub lei
ieblgeganssn. Der Stueite babe ibn MIR
DerleBt uno Die iibrieen brei Yatronen
bdtten Ueriaat. gadoem ieine 9lbfiAt
aui oieie g8eiie miBlunaen. babe er li6
ielbit Der Yoliici itellen moaeu.
= Cine iunes Game in
Sapreutb. Die einSiee 5o6ttr eines
2ebrcrs, Die oieier Gage eincn Bal be-
iu6en wollte. bate ii1 gu felt 9eibniirt.
SIN GaroerobenSimmer tuolIte lie Die
Salli1ube an;ieben. Iie biitte ii6 uno
fiibIte ii9 balo lmmobl. Obne 9etanst
gu babcn. begab lie lid mad Sauie. es
wuroe Der 9lrst serufen unb oieier itellte
feit, Dab infclse su ensen Sdniirens
sin Darn 9epIaBt lei. 9lm anoersn
giahmittaa liarb Die 9ame.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
pins 9 ole n.

Sic StraTtammer in S9neioemiibl
berurtbeilte ben GauImann Stroi6er
aus Seolin, Der ben Saufmann Gill
mer aus gDeiBenbObe auf elmer SaIen=
iaab baIelbit uuporiihtiger Weiie Ourd
einen GdrOti6ub 9et0Otet bat, gu einem
Wonat @efdngnb. = Sn Sprin9bera
brad in Dem 9Bobnbauie Oes Wtiiblena
beIibers gouaro @eiBler 6euer aus.
Ter glltiiber Wilbelm @eibler, Der Sd.
ter oes gritoenamieu. ipuroe elm Gpfer
Der Slammen. = Sas Mobubaus oes
3aufmanns S9mul g8olf len. in
@6ubiu 1T nieOersebrannt. - I Sn
@6werin a. 80. Der Maurermsife.
Sulius 9trter.-Sn Der Ndbe Don Ser.
auion Durbs Der Hleiidsr 96ppeu aus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

tSn Seiiau Stoatsmiuiffer a, ..
9lnion DOH &roist. - Die 9roBc 0ois-
i5neioerei nOn Suhmann uno Sobn
in Seiiau wuroe bur6 cine eemaltiae
Seuersbruult in 9libc eelcgt. = Ser
Nion.eur 0iuItao Sorting bon Ssllau
muroe in Wiiinhen, als cr in Dem Ma.
i1inenraum zines borti9et ootels Die
Selblioler smiihen Sdwunsrao uno
Naidine uahIrbcn luollte, bon einsm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17


sfm 3uitanoe nerpOicr uebsrreisun9
bat Der SbmieOemeiIter Ndtber in SaiB
bur9 Selbltmoro ieinem geben Elm
@noe eemaht. - Ser iriibere iucial=
oemotratii6e &eoacteur Der ,gBursener
3eitung, Der Su6oruder 9eter Sreuer,
Der cine ibm wegen Seleioi9una aui-
erle9te oiermonatli9e @eIdnoniBliraie
abbilben iollte, iit fliidtla. Der Staatss
ontualt in 2eipiig binterGabt butter
9reuer einen Stetbriei. Ser 0obpiit,
Sberidaer Sreu5 pom 3. Sdgerbataiaon
glo. Is III Wur3ea bat li6. in Solee
bon Siherensen nit ieinem Sausmirtb,
cri6pIlen. = 3ittau 1T an @runobeiib
Die rei9te Staot Sa9iens. IS beibt
ni6t nur Die g8alouu9en oes 2auiBer
@ebir9es biz sur 2anoessrenSe. ionoern
cs qeb0ren oa3u aud nod % SnDu=
itrieO6rier uno iiinf Sorfantleile. =
Weaen gnuderns .iuuroe Der aliiuaa-
rsnhdnSter Wlnr 5i0iisI in 3ittan. Der
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-10
A BITTER PILL.
Free silver Democrats Elated Over
the Pointed Rebuke Admins
tered to Cleveland.

Washington, Nov. 10.-The result of
the elections is still the chief topic at
the national capital. The returns have
been received with surprise by all politi-
cal parties here. The unexpected hap
pened in so many instances that in no
case were the predictions of Democrats,
Republicans or Populists fully verified.
There is one element of the defeated
Democracy that views the general Re-
publican victory with philosophic re-
signation. This element comprises the
free coinage Democrats who have SO
bitterly reproached President Cleveland
for forcing the repeal bill through con-
gress, and who have, for weeks, been pre-
dieting that the administration disloyal-
ty to the Democratic national platform
would be rebuked by crushing defeat
in all the great state elections this fall.
These men now point to the Democratic
defeat as the result Of tho party's depart
ure from its faith in the recent extraordi-
nary session, and are already preparing
to coax the majority back to the old faith
when the regular session convenes in
December. Chairman Bland will intro
duce his free coinage bill at the 6rst bill
day of the session, and the free coinage
men are expected to be q unit in demand
ing it, prompt consideration.