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roINT1 Anour rEorLn.


4 The Duchess Of cleveland ss 50 enthnsi-
South. Africa TO nad new specimens u
hsF eineaiy nne collecacn ~ trees AID
plants.
Az schoolgirl 81 washiugtonyine. n
n. Adellna PATHS favorite amusement
was % eathcr the vlliage ohu1ren iato
her rcd hyick home and sol up singing
! sehsoi
Attorney General olney coraes OF a
hshtiaE'' Baptist family He Is not ard
never nretoaand 10 be an orator. bat he
speaks with great force ard datbeFaiion,
the Eostsn bar
The Empress OF RussIa is very fond OF
the Danish hlank n ryc hread. such as
Is baked for The soldiers pnrine her
tlnicstf visit 30 Denmark she ehts this
kind % freei every dal. ana when IN
lsusst9 loaf Is sent . Russia every alta
Secretary Hokp smith Is said % be the
hardest worker IN the cabinet. lie gets
not g. 70 had easlier than midnight dc.
voting all the intervening time except
what he sFegtis al the talle ana "a eSer-
cisa g. the huihesa af The, INFERIOR de-
partment
PreshSnt Cleveland has extended the
lease of MS country horne at woodley 10
the spring Of 1881 = ses grst made for
one year 70 the spring OF 1891 II t. sa@
thAt he nteaaB 10 spend much OF his
lime a.; bis country plsce, W preference
White House.
SENATOR Perkins Of California has a
habit ot asking every second or third
man he meets for tae time OF day ana
Immediately Getting his own ~stch ao-
e0TGius % The information given hsus,
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AN ExANfpLE!

l.
The young consressmRn from the GAinos-
viise district Hbouid have been warned
by the example 81 Tom Watson % Georgia
Tom WIS bright young RAN with a
promising future, but ne was led astrhy
by she prrnlist frn,s fhtnus ana now ne
Gpesn't know whefs he Is at.
Tcm WAS q pFeeseious yoeth and great
deai was ezptrted o. him whsh bis COM
Ktitusnts ssilt him 70 congress. He wao
brilliant and WAS believed to he capable.
hut be lost IDS head when 30 got beyond
his depth and waf drowned IN his own
cencdit Tim made the Ereas mistake Of
rrppcslng himself hiEgeF than the party
which hsd elevated him u seat IA the
NstieEal councils and undertook 20 school
lbs elders IL pphse morals aai political
cron1esys snd & result be was relocated
- ne shadeg Of oblivion 70 Ins1itRts III
SOLITUDE ca the vastly % ganitics, an over
wesniis self-eonceit II Tom had been
piser he might not hasn been 50 frash.''
a STAT Ia cnneress might not have SO
curaplsieiy tufncd his head lie IS stiB
ypling aed may. Ia time ou,Gfaw hiz
9eils.
the young congressman FROM the Hltth
district ~ Texas might study Tom wat
aea's eafser with preat. IL Is not TOO late
Tor him % recover his senses and aeoid
s!Bllsr fate
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AYFownErIcAL Use.


This Fort Worth Gazette suggests what
II assumes TO sc possible contingency
Suppose n candidate for congress who
n fot tasiff FOR revenue only ana ngainst
free silver IL opposed BY = candidate who
10 Tor free silver and Ia fayor o. 4 proc
tertlye policy. 81 strong democratic dis
trirt IA Texas; what VIII the sovereigns
d6ss
ahe solution Is carr cnongh. The demo
cratic Hoverelens would vote for the demos
cratic candidate. while the protection can.
didase would probably have the votes Of
republicans an account o. his protection
ssrn and OF popnlists on account OF bis
free Eliyer vicws. The candidate favorins
g. tariff for revenue only would necessarily
be democrat tetsuse taSa Il distinctive
~ the democratic policy, while his position
40 10 silver could not aficct his party
standing enc way nr another Until the
party has distinctly outlined ,ts silver pol
icy
But M such contingency Is likely %
ariae n Texas. Nobody iH oppressed 70 FREQ
silver. EXCEPT thOse who attach No yaias
10 II and any such might easily he CON
victed Of being Of unsouud mind. No sub
stance OF commercial vs1nr can ever hs
entIreIy fraa without haesualns vafneiess
Tssre Is no such thing ~ FIRE sliver'' and
$here MEYER Viii Sc. The Gazette should
revise It's nrohseuss
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Il sEcpioNAL p I,I,,,'Il, !, !


The psHsion policy ef she administrator
q ~ te he main object d attack ~ M
republican prsas and poiitlriana IA the
eafslpalgn next year, Il Is snia.
~ ma why 4 Is thought the Nortlarn
ha4rt may be nre1 and he o,d soidfe,,
ua Tcfiktd ia the interest 81 HE K. b 8
In ne general eleetioaa Il war 49, tha
fspHtlicau5 Nsfa badly defeated an he
fafin ii'seo aod they are net dlapscsa d
f5Y nclassonR on such an iasae asstn
l.ssge,t- nnhA key may ledinlnn ahoas III.
1EfEh{ q me bpalnsss interest caused ~
'*a1ip tinHgtinR They knpw how Ana
Ni'Y titty wefs beaten refore. ana WIN
tatln ffform aecoinplisliei. - L va IS
y the time The next Eenerad slscfi56 d
held. neg vii be EFT without FOOT ~
ae3id erton4 70 etana upon IL tie Il n
elfc''s,'R hello lQnal causes ana disxatsf..e,
lin F'tp asspoefqtl1 npninoea resultsa =
fapnbIie4n epcooas 10 Northera .ta.es
= hiit in iAe Southern slases 81 which slno-
fzapR we're he'd ne threatened t0nlsllat
<sffe,f;>15 s.aY5iope4 such inhnifnailnal lsro.
Nofilenf that ne iaoa 4f sroahiAe ~
Slid Seulh hga been virtually apsndonsd.
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"a 80 ID lrARf.TaoN.

iiarrisea wtll - the republican Ronni.
rts fps tne Treaitsacy n 1890 ahlrss he
dues y the prophecy q . prominent re-
fabiiraE II WASHINGTON.
This authority credits the sx- presialnt
with many elements q strength bur main
III depends "a big record Ia the Hawaiian
net9@S
hHfrison's vas d jluEg Standardization
zsTel during MA reign that the Hawaiian
queen s,as Disposed snd q nroyisionsi gov
sinGfnt SET up BY an American miaiater.
assisted br American marines md the
magic ~ tins Amerlesn nag SIR Harrison
vented 70 annex tho lalands ana make
them depsndeneF Of pravince II TIC
United states. Mr.. Cleveland Is opposed
Y THIS raft ~ thing on Principle He does
rot beliefa n Jumping on 70 a weak ana
friendly power esid taking 10 terrifbFg by
fpfce Among bis nrAt acts when he as-
siirtfa TIE reins q government was lie
Withdrawal q the aHncxatlen treats which
hls predecessor iad transmitted 10 con
Eresp ara TIE bending ~ paramount com
missioner g the Islands 70 Investigate
hhalrs' ine Harrison republican contiu-
gent noH ilalsi shat ths Harrison admits
tfsitca srust he INDICATED and they ans
grooming him Tor = Fsh0hinatian Ia order
tfat re- may once mora have an opportuuf.
~ for carrying ONT tho policy he lnasieu.
rated This is 4hntt - Fdlcui6ua az
Hroofning MCKINLEY on the tariff ias1s
The hawaiiaa matter wlI be settled yerv
soon ana mo iarilf iaane VIII 10 out ~
Err ~a1 long before the Fepulill1ans sni
~ cailsd upon 70 ipmnate a candidate
for president This Is u pfoerossfve nEe
and a progressive rDnntry and M tas.,s.
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Another Objection.
TO The Editor OF The POST:

To the Editor OF The Post:
Anelehn Texas, November eT.--I notice
IN The Houston Post Of November 10 a
letter from the town Of Columbia. ciainlin.
mat the action Of the commissioners court
e hppfopfiaing $4,000 Tor "a new court
taxpayers OF The county 'Ne
=, n8Ye eeeu traveling over tho county for
~ ~, wVsAn eiln ma That the only ones ia
I ~ ~ y siNe ~ and around the town ~
ibtraNoria HIS statement that Velaaco atsd
sns III se1 4. rortion q TIE county has
~ ~ iigtn Us rrst inception Is q con-.
HS,,a a.. lsas9n thAt W. have tie majority ~
st,. ',na, moreover pey two-thlrds ~
VIZ TX .,tlNHs, Then We would direct bfs NJ
,eAtioh % the town OF Quinlana. .Shinh
-" ~ itfse q white Population az iii
tb 1s. 81 fazoriag p solid against WITH
,sties W ieur exceptions 4 oxpacf In fG~
k.lihinpiN iaar was traced iip 10 ,,,o,,ia Ky
the town Of Drazoria. 't''Ns'A's N
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ExcnANen IArnnyInMs.

some people eEn not carry on Z neWs-
phpcr controversy without aesre1diny "a
snsuitlng personalities such tninrs viii
asv't tfltAf in cur columns. - s0raieanA
4ou c'ls best preserYe your ss!s.resbset
~ refumts to have a controversy Nffit
.eaeh people, That IS the policy lsvariabiy
p'ifseed ~ The Post, ana a 10 tho only
satisfactory one,
fhere in 90 muoh discussion. 1akt nov
spont oenosigttic unity ma hnrmory M
tssia nfNt year otl.ar nlatters hays
for tsiN time Being 3ul fh0Fe ccsnpttsr,f tt,
Nlaii3sff i,unlic sentiment fgaiizs thllt ne
1iNs the ph5ty Nfnt arp hope FOR
r't:ft NlHt4 and harmony Tina suhfect
VIII ~ taken bold 81 heartily early itl5t;s,.
nfxi year waco pay7sli0be.
fne Post has AT Abiding faith IA me
repatpen sense of iae people ana fsr
ihat reason has never deubtea that an
Niisaspniyfns 70 IeKas win 10 acoeptahly
hsrmonlzea next year. Tie poiltlesans
have been doing the talRlne mus faf; ms
people viii take o hand next year.
From The various gnbernatorln b6cmiats
seem " v It had hesa aettied ~ fhe I'D.
eiHl 1Hluily iii9f one or tho ofher of thnin
Ntt " t'stt ntI q tlle mantle 81 his exr
tNtlfHfHt ne News ~ moi \ prophet, nor
sue 2n of psorl,et but u ventures the
prgetriiQn that NJ present 0ccupslnf At 4
Steta offce VIII aHcceed Governor TIokS
ss5anlpne Newt
The Post y ratheF inclined to agree 1n
The foregoing conclusion. although comp-
tFpllef Mecell hae many adsniefs among
the people who would IKE % see hin pro-
noted % the office
kssfy aadltlopai ilenl ghef q thr0wn Up.
II Ia *tiipn 9ff1if4 1laosfa 10 what dqpths
Tue. rtAl c4nairpp 81 that Kingdom. 1t
= tpes qfentslfs q . foiiHplrac} flsst he h8o
beeP made The tool 81 fhat dabannIlTs
4rss ~ san Antonio Light
on some otfi The f4ct that Agr. nlann,
q soutisern nen and q denderst +
aufHeieps % epn4emp HIN ia ~ oaillaa
tifn p the 5ienl ana ~ informing con.
temporary, ~ oAp haa IS yet sut1eeEed
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sMnLns kI.oNe rnn loraxsr..

Upton--Hnyway, l suppose YOU bes|
that there IS lack In odd unmbifii
l4ongwal--Great Scott, mol Ii VA 4
third time 1 proposed 10 Mrn Iongsd
That she aeospted.--Bunalp coHrisr
She This happy dream Or Gun "A
come TO an end.
Why must il. deatesi2
Shell was reading over an plt w;
today and discovered that We hts u;
engaged once before,.-Aew YORK Hsj
aid,
Jimmy-Is a iaddhn 4 transpsreai nv,
Father-No, what made YOU taiak Il
Jimmy ecausc the teacher sala =.
thing was transparent that " fqIl
through. Dorchester Democrat ata Vl''
icle.
Barber applying the lathsflI w
I've got a better soap now 'nap 4
ever used before. .,n.,..,, /.
Customev-I can't see any dlasls't
II an tastes alike 70 me--chlees2
bune.
To-day was prize day At sSh''l'
And did my little boy set sny'sH'
asked papa 80. ,,.,...n (
eyes. Got Kept in."-spafe AsrH
80 you went and proposed . -
spite OF my warnlng7"
Yep
and the result2 .sn,,.r 4. =
"1'he answer I got was 20 ralpsM, Il +
/ fell several degrees y my oFn s''T
tinn -Indisbapolis Journal
Conductor--Is there pf{sls'eA
Man IN next cars Foi ~ NJ IA
where's nv T'rokenetg- PneKs T.
81 Hnsack-fiow brown ~ E
sun ls settln' today. d. Al 81
Iiz r'rancls yes: Il looks tez = :. .
gorii like one o. nqthera pp'eRe'
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Germaa Army ana Finance.


Last summer the emperor Of Germany
saour@a tne incressh OF tie Army. upon
which he had sct his heart. hui now tAnf
Ne haa hia soldiers heiis Obliged 70 sesfurll
an iuereafc OF revenue 70 support fAem
ana no great quentin now before Ger.
many y the fnaneia question- IN hls
npesQa ~ me gnenlng VI tho Ralchsiak
on fhutesny or isht week the cmper1f
expressed nlH pleasure M tbs cg-eprratnin
Qt tnat nQly WITH bis plan 81 developing
tne arny institutions, which he holas 70
pt necessary IA tit interaHts Of pease
~ ~ the curious feature or tie nituaflnn
thar every aidltiaasl regiment raifsd
- always RAISED far the Afke
9f prnserylnE pc1ne TT NH
noW y yoHr foremost task and oo1nta6n
Mn1rs ronaaifru The enirAror with fhs
iedsrgtsa E0Yernnents q caro- fcr the
raising 81 means - cover the increAsod
eNp4n4c caused ~ The incffAsed wal,
IpptlnF or tho army Tie hnnac!a ~.
ftn8fniqAta between The emplre NH *.
,lndtfnt States e'hfsA rampoAe a hnve
IVY htef f!rceanluL anil the nrnohra,ss
RYucf nov looks 70 q settled syatfln 49,
NV sRs ine iyfaep'e q az several ststcs "a
sNfNlps 90 the Sfate4 Aeroriin1ig "
measure VIII be brought into the feicbs.
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Away that the nhednws upcn No and
hcmc have Vanished before the bright
,set q q pnrfsct unaerstAnains sod with
Eo "a and ont among our feiiewricn With
Nti pan, ~ lcellu4 or 20 facti with this
Aiisiti,n ngpn nA We can remgln alent
tnte % those friandn VINO have iaporch
let us ~ our hours OF weakness. VITO
asNs aeakfn fet vs. BY Eoia AMI dced.
when our lips were scaled. tnet we obs
ifNne our PERSONALITY rron public nptice
Tor tho irst and last time IN connection
with the fiisiottuncs throush which We
have passed While 70 W. Il were almost
sacrilsSe 10 attempt TO reflect upon cod.
mnterlNl things the ffciings or Our hcari
white lansueEe falls and pen talters ~ pnr
techln eifori % Easu some puMic ackncwl-
edsrmtri. NO want orr friends to know
hnu fcel that We appreciate and love Them
Thar thar gpsfinsh devotion and kindly
sustaining power, Come with hlessng and
Ocnedlctinn, like the gentle rain Of heaVrn
upon 2 svn-scorchcd waste, To these true
~ sherman. and throughout the state,
who have stood by vs.. personally and im-
personally, from nrst q last, 20 the press
OF thc land that has, with unanimous
voice. eapcused our cause and The prin-
ctnlc which circumstances forced Us 70
represent 20 one ard an, we want 20 TX
press our deep and LASTING grutitudel May
Cod In his Wisdom. bless thcm thrangh.
out az the years II their Hives. and may
no act ot ours ever Estise thcin blush
kNN| AifNE .AEArnGSNlN or p N1NitA ApF NlAeit
loyalty. WITH the rnRt behind. the future
before us. with 10 blsht OF bitterness
with malice 10 none but with good feelins
% ~, we VIII. as best as VIC can, take w
the thread OF life where 4 was a.;pnst
broken, and press on with The Hight ami
strength mat God has given us, and II,
when the end is reached. II can be TRUTH
fully sald OF tho writer that he did what
he could % light up the waste piacea OF
HE, that he tried 70 do no harm, hut 20
scatter sunshine where be coula. that ~
al things he underworld 70 be true Ia his
God, his home his friends his country
and hisasolf then all will be we'll,
10 ~ ia rrta
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rnn MErnoronTAN rnnss.

r-h1r. d. eo,4 rras6n tn believe thnt the
,,,,r,trv Sin recover ,ngsh mare au;e,lly
ti,Br usnei from the effee,a 81 ne
asnle ", beein Wis f. wa proaucea
a aistr3e, Il th. c,,r-eney ana ,,,aa NOT
~ u sss-.,,,,,I,,,.,r &, Is ra,,.tpn II
oyioss IN ths can,rary bsstnass bsd
r t,4g ffr-. t,ssu ssial,6ted m n coo-
ee+55tis.s Ssn8-,s.nauth o,sls rnd a.
naaclal ae8 speculative circles Naa been
pnder pressnrs rom rae sslae 81 me on
vs. AZ rsr,., II {as1 VIII tbs x. e,ip'
tit,3 f- (" s,.T-.i,,, w. Ma rc -,
4, ~, - NTi -.fl,s{t 90 ~ ft. ,aFtt,
Is ~ 49, II S,'u H, u &C., XXI,
sssenfi53 aiinserh rsfrfefe6 ma Gesn
ttftffn1as,s ttie npednGtIsn Tf,,rfbv fhs
- tf ~ ~ .i, tt,.,s bt, bSsn y
Sd e6rr,i}ss inv. i3et ~
[ a.,te,Si,,,,ti,,
W. lt.Hf,i'eiiA ie ~ Nv y, W. i
t..cyf ,t TX -,- ,,isu
tVb-s sitts-iise at,lilrnE II peg5lo have
,g,it -,,,,l i,s u9s,,i+
r. ,rc4i,.tst,s fmnof8s foo nave ateaaiiv
n AZ = yer since he iat III iuN q about
siity-fouf million doliara.-New York
teTaias
,rts ,,n,rs ~ ~, ,,-s,,.,-, s.,a,4,.,
-. III, 49,, $3.50,
Tho f4fFtt.slnal Ntfutuna4 ~ fIfm aarnopa-
~ ,,',t,,, s.,a ,,r',,nt4.a md ~ 80
/ * srat4 ~ Nfrylsnd zoe ,ho ins,r.
w. Il r,itroer, ,.5.,,,,s,isa ..,,t,,s, 100,
NJ '''Htrs rN-rtA
hNstainaa ny reason ~ neBllSehce Ecits
ehwine out OF railway aecidsnts. In
ai,,A.,.s ,f,a ,vere ,.aii ,,.... tnst ~
N'sh WIZ N"ts th'f no
sitNANP wore rVRilahls' Hvifssd from
actuRk observation nn1 expsrleftcs fror,
,,tlF9,\to ,5,-.sfrFi s,,,.,,sfs s,,,t ,.,.t,,i..
"'s As sttAHiNis
tttanafpitiFe sfalssi u long such bus
iHrsa. Add LAWYERS were dtetrn.t4ni az n
ptAH Is 1lch contemplated taEtug tht d.
ienee "A railgeaa siiits OFT u he hanaa
rf eoaifrl tar th0 particular railroad
zion which hild Insured me r4ilways
4 udsf such circumstances 1t seeuiSd
doubtful whsther fhe li.ftuises r5Ui4 ia
~ V,l nrcn4rrI 1ihA aNllra ~ tina I
a ME iftir ff1afia4tr fnfufn nta and ss
chffls ssfspany ~ n ifasg 80 yg4tind ttn
- raonifDe ia baltimore; and Ii viii
pro6aaiy he 4 long titae before any M.
ina sort OF insAqarha New York Sun
.-
Ths tsnal.+ ti5,, etgr u..n.,. ~ .,.,,, e,
~ 'h''t't'7 t'e't ~ f-ttN ~ hfhii-
sflfANisi thf lnllnaelFiNA Ire92, pub
llHaea as Hasurady the foiiowing an
1ateh fjom is earrcsnondent 81 pts
unrs
'l'itfebufE November 2i.--The dtssolli. (
liaa 4,F ,ltS Yfsf csi,... ,.,,s. 5.f,, &. III. Y
1850 90 "eeN j
hia asfcnDf caudf4 a Gsciin3 az 20 per 1
stul IA Ms rtlcr 81 lfle nrednot frhs
lssftsit~,s fsiafea ttl..,s ,,,.,r.ao,. a. nal,
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TtIll lrARTFr IiIrI.

IT WIS naturally 70 be expected thu,
some of those protected interests which
nave 20 long bcen enjoying she benefits
p pateFnshsin would Object 20 any change
IN the gsyem witch wo;iid deprive them
u the governments opanty.
These interests have bsen represented
before the ways and means Committee
ever since Il began confederation Of the
new tal4N measure. and have had q fun
ana patient hcsring.
The inrln reform bill. witch is to be
presented 70 copgress as early an rr3e.
iicahie after tho session opens has bs-sh
ruatrred with great palms and deiibera-
ton and care has been taken 70 make Il
conform 2s nearly as possible 70 the de-
malids o. a strictly revenue measure
That q tha pledge upon which the demo.
cratic party Yves brought into powes ard
that a the pledge which democratic
administration win redeem The snsar in
teresis, the iron interests ana the wool IN
ferests VII Be dealt with fairly but firmly.
The republican policy of taxing the many
Tor she heneHt ~ the few viii not. see-
ever. Re continued under democratic russ.
This mach may az wen he Understood
nrst as last The Attle bands Of prutee-
tioRista can pat that Ia their pigss 9ad
smoke VI
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1reenyliie Heraia
We haze no apology to- tna Tow na,-
aopel remarks xhat orr Feelings prompt
us % nihkc az this time. Bor near tvs
s-esss W. have whikca with ths shaaows
6f an unfertnnlle calamity around "a.
and cnfinf those lons and wenry inatlhs
no fAifnrHiop has come from vs. III
public way. cut ~ rs drcairy daFkncas
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" disproving any material part of Air
Bloants statement. sievrns rSrtisan ha-
rAn1iies bear u.Son tiiril fFyc shc imprct,
q Evilty crmpiicity N m oattare which
NJ blopnt sopent 70 eaa asa unreur
Bailey has TIE conrsen q MS eouT.etiers
s 9nn ne srelAs ont IKE q mar Dallas
tames- HcrAiA
what d. yeu Judge ~, ne Act thst he
y FoiNs around snes,ns srsssaes nhasing
US president ana other leaders o the
democratic rprtyf Therc ate sesNfai ~.
fieties q courage. which one Dc you re-
fer to2
Jutec Rufsr Hsrsy of cers'ssua, ono
ot the congregational ;fsrsNih,icN r. =
yPnnS man d conslaerShis ahili,. a fire
laWNef ind irnn Va A1se tstseh WIN She
necfic.g he r'Ne Tor TX years dlifript at
tofnvN Tor the dietflcs ceulrrscd 81 Ma
Naffn, Limestone anii FretStqrA and than
WN elected irdsc and rs.a.ectti 10 the
position, whirh ~ NOW isls with hanoF
. h!m@lf ard Fasiataclion 70 the r~aple
III has scrfc f.reNtlh also "a tI.u and
Ellis counties Dallas Evening star
judge Hardy Is PARTICULARLY bsieht
youns man lie stand. n the veTy from;
rank NJ the Young democrats ot Texas
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Navigation Ahou, an,

t't'spnrgi Pa November g,-A ship
!lient o. about 10000 bushels Of coal
y expected within mi nest t,esr
aolfs hs elght feet OF water III he rtver
y looked for b. tDm0rrow moruinr ma
N M W. now DO sufficient 70 lei ont de
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rng rnayKscTyIsa 5slah

FOR years the lePiN'
''groanei" Ia
II atorlcs TINT were 10Y ..-t
sharf ThaDkfglying'e MANY
With piots both rev ~ ~
Ana vet az thln9s iiiei Ply
Tie measure OF 2 fe1sr
A table shady on ~ ples ,..tt
By no means ranks ~
So let ns hons that dinerA W ..at
This wear With thanks "a. y
OF coed new tables 1891. '.,
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os eourse you gays THINKS.
Representative ben says Cleyeland,s
utessase miil ho satigtactofy to 2cnocratF.
Republteans and pabuists .dn make the
most e.
10, BengGia has been arrested, II Is
said, which means that Ic Bsngnla now
hiss 'iszt his head
There g aome spenuiation 90 70 the
lepgth og President Clevelsna'a fartncom-
inB message d ei,l prohasly be long
enough e cover all she reforms promised
By the democratic platform.
The Democrat gays President
Cleveland would veto an ineoTne tax n
eonsress aAauld impose It. 4hs MATES
Is reasonably certain that Cleveland would
approve aReh 2 hili With great alaority.
What the Globe Democrat says e usually
ipst the opposite Of what Is so.
Actor Woedrgr employed the shrewdcst
adtefllsins daige ysl His reported an.
Eageneft % He.en Gould lifted him out
q ooaeurily, WheihS4 he alays out or not
The Republican prees Is very bitter
against State Secretary Gresham, VINO
YES TIE republican dol before he entered
NE Cleveland c.lliRs1 Mr. Gresham. o..
ioEE as ha darrs 20 60 right. can laugh 81
inpolent rase.
The Het loss q this country from the
gala movement since January 1 iast is
nav hut lille over S. 0e1 zoe rhia Is
rriueuoH Of more than 5000 90 slaoe
tha Arst % July and the loss may be
saaaN T. AZ Nn a. "