The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-04-07
Editorial and Otherwise

The Jackson Evening News has $4,000 Ii
bel suit on its hands. So Young and yet COW
cred with glory.
1t is estimated that during the last five years
the turpentine gatherers of Georgia have de-
stroyed $4,000, 900 worth of pine timber.
Governor Flower says the Corbett- Mitchell
fight shall not take place in the State Of New
Y ork, and he usually means what he says.
"Triaes make perfection, and perfection is
no triae," was saying of the great Michael
Angelo. 1t should be inscribed in every
school room. HNsH 1tw
There were 555G,j62 votes cast for Grover
Cleveland in the entire country; and it appears
that about one Cleveland voter out Of eight is
after some pie
President Frazier, Of the |. |. c., is en-
deayorinr to make an arrangement for an ex
cursion to the Worlds Fair for the students
of that institution.
The naughty Age-lIerald, of Birmingham,
saws: "When these new leg-of-mutton sleeves
gets twned around mans neck it makes him
feel right sheepsh."
Mr.. Cleveland is beginning to realize the
truth of an observation made by Louis XIV
''When give away place make hundred
discontented and one ungrateful.'
Hon. Whitelaw Reid has telepraphcd Maj.
Walworth, President of the Mississippi Press
Association, that it will be impossible for him
to address that body at the May meeting.
The editor Of the Smithport (Penn.) Demo-
crat notes little circumstance OF subscriber
who took his paper for years and never paid
for it, That subscriber is now in Jail. The
moral is obvious.
Lille Johnson who was held under bond as
the accompice of Alice Mitchell in the muir
der of Freda Ward in Memphis last year, has
been discharged by the court. Alice Mitchell
has been adjudged hopelessly insane.
"Mr. Cleveland cannot be expected to MAKE
GOOD appointments when good men sign thu
petitions of unworthy men, or men who ar
not especially fitted to perform the duties of
public Office, says the charleston he"s'
Professor Nirchow one OF the aoiest seen
fists in Europe, beleves,that there will be an
other epidemic OF cholera IN the oder conn'rie
this spring and summer, but he expresses IN
opinion that the United states VIII escape W"
few scattering cases.
Two old ladies of Winston county, aged
and 10 years respectively, walked to houis'''
and bak home'reccntly, the home OF one Dem
ten and the other thirteen miles from th'
1 place. The object OF their trip was 10 get tle
Confederate pension money.
Editor Williamson,of the lattcsburg DEM
crat, went to Washington to pick out bag Il
Office, bat after beng IN Washington 'e
4 days he became so disgusted with the scraf
4 Bile being made for Office that he Withdrew
4 application and returned home.
An old ink-stand with the initials az. s. G
Y carved ON the top. was found recently near Il
4 snot where Gen. Gran, had his headquarte
n at Coritb Miss, during his occupation OF th
place in the latter part OF the war II VIII
! placed on exhibition at the worlds fair'
The Sixth Convention of the Young Mer
Christian Association of Mississippi, W
= meet at Oxford Miss, April 9th, and reni'
in session till the 3Oth. A committee !
been appointed to make all necessary
rangements Tor entertaining 'ne 'o'''"'"
1t is said that so many Pennsylvania can
dates for positions beseigcd the President Il
a when lIaraity and liensel called npon III
Cleveland alluded to the fact and said jokiI
"; "lIaritv, when look at the Pcnnsyiva
applications am at loss to understand "
| didn't carry the State.
~ r. h,,b Mr. Clcve,and and Mr.. Steven,
~ pun MI N'e'e'a"' "'' si'' a, ,'s'en'
should die before their terms of office exp
the Presidency'would devolye on the Secret
: of State To have to accept Judge Gresh
:, - for President would not be pleasing to
." Democracy, for he is far from being dyed
al thc-woo Democrat However, the Democr
ls. will not borrow trouble on that score.
"vho il Tho greatest living Republican p
hard onest;on for the PHILADELPHIA Pres
. orswer but If is Of the opiuon that h
II sorowboro in ,his ,;st. BENJAMIN iIarri,
II rhom,s Rrocket, Reed. John Sherman, G
ernor Mckinley and Robert 7. Lincoln.
thc Press practically confesses that it is II
-, very sentiment lot"
rhnoo roors from ,ov lots Of pcon,e vii
..u;n aho,, c,evelapd,s rcpominoton
A., yenc,u, Landmark "Ue will not |
+, -, ,,o ,orus in succassion in 1896
-. .a,o oomos IN now as n new presi
ivy. ;rh., had neyor been elected bcfore.
,'ha,oror rorce tbere is in the two-term [,
,;on mrs, we take it. be applied only afts
~ ha. soryed tw, successive terms"
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